Int’l DJ SilentMasta 🌈

From 042-2London… I don carry this DJ thing enter yankee… DM for any Event in London and surrounding areas… 🎧💯

Orji-Okosisi…

You can never rely on @UseLemfi to fail you in peace… 😭💀 #ValentinesDay #ValentinesDay2026

This is a course I am planning to apply for. Imagine the gap (>100%) between home fees and International fees for the same course, same classroom. To think the people who allow their universities to charge this much will turn around and give int’l students loans is laughable.

Weight checks at our farm today. What we sell is healthy well-fed neat birds. Safe for human consumption.

@The__Vyrus In their heads… 😂

Scared where?!

Timeline restoration… 😂

Enugu and Aba…

@Funminz Law of common sense…

Policy paper Statement of changes to the Immigration Rules: HC 259, 9 July 2026 (accessible) Published 9 July 2026 This July 2026 Statement of Changes (HC 259) is a huge technical update to the UK Immigration Rules. It doesn’t introduce a brand new visa system, instead it tweaks dozens of existing routes, mostly tightening suitability rules, clarifying overstayer exceptions, adjusting family/child settlement rules, and updating how immigration bail interacts with applications. The Home Office is updating the Immigration Rules across almost every major visa category. The changes take effect 30 July 2026 and 3 August 2026, depending on the section. The updates fall into five big themes: 1. Overstayers & Immigration Bail, new consistency rules Across Skilled Worker, Student, Visitor, Graduate, Family, Armed Forces, ECAA, and more, the rules now say: If someone is on immigration bail, they normally cannot apply unless they meet specific exceptions (e.g., arrived over 6 months ago, EX.1 applies, or overstayer exceptions apply). If someone is overstaying, it can be disregarded only where the Exceptions for overstayers section applies. This is basically the Home Office tightening suitability checks and making the same rule apply across all visa routes. 2. Family & Child Settlement Rules, stricter but clearer Changes to Part 8 and Appendix FM include: A child can settle if one parent is settled, and the other parent does not have limited leave, unless there are serious and compelling reasons. New provision: a child can settle if a close relative in the UK is settled and they have no other family able to care for them. New requirement: suitable care and accommodation arrangements must be in place for child applicants. This is the Home Office tightening child settlement routes and adding safeguarding requirements. 3. Deportation & Criminality, tougher thresholds Changes to Part 13: Anyone convicted (UK or overseas) with a custodial or suspended sentence of at least 12 months (after 22 March 2026) faces mandatory deportation, unless: private life exception applies family life exception applies or there are very compelling circumstances under the Human Rights Act. This is a clear hardening of deportation policy. 4. Skilled Worker & Work Routes, mostly technical fixes Examples: Skilled Worker applications using a Certificate of Sponsorship issued before 1 Jan 2027/2028 remain valid even if the application date is later. Overstayer/bail suitability rules updated (same theme as above). Global Business Mobility routes updated similarly. These are administrative clarifications, not major policy shifts. 5. ETA, Visitor, Student, Graduate, Armed Forces, ECAA, EU Settlement, technical amendments Examples: ETA rules now treat suspended sentences the same as custodial ones. Indian nationals with diplomatic passports get a specific visitor exemption. Graduate route updated to allow UK born children of Graduates to apply. EU Settlement Scheme clarifies what counts as a valid required date for certain family members. Armed Forces routes updated to align permission periods for dependent children. These are mostly tidying up loopholes and aligning rules across categories. What this means in practice The Home Office is tightening suitability checks across the board. Anyone overstaying or on immigration bail will face stricter barriers unless they fall under specific exceptions. Child settlement routes now require clear safeguarding evidence. Deportation rules are tougher, especially for suspended sentences. Skilled Worker and other work routes get technical corrections, not major policy changes. gov.uk/government/pub…

@solomonjanet796 It’s even easier, especially because the road is marked…

China driving license test 🤯 No Nigerian dead or alive can pass this

Recently seen 2 videos of female cops in combat(US & Canada) if I speak on it I’ll be labeled Mr & Miss Oginist. It’s not even about “physical strength”, these women literally ran away, their male colleagues went down fighting; one even got killed, the women RAN🥲

The first thing she did was asked of “her car” Coincidentally APC just gifted her a car

Minister of Airport Parking and Selective Clamping

It has absolutely nothing to do with knowing how to cook… He choose to beat and kill her, there are several options even for someone who does not know how to cook… Call out the killer and leave agenda for a minute…

That Seyi Makinde broadcast really pain them… 😂

Statewide Broadcast by His Excellency Seyi Makinde, FNSE, Executive Governor of Oyo State, Following the Safe Return of the Oriire Abductees - 13 July 2026

Breaking: Governor Seyi Makinde calls on international human rights and United Nations to investigate Oriire abduction of SchoolChildren and Teachers.

@KemiBadenoch These are people let in by the conservatives ‘Boriswave’, conservatives did nothing to stop it. But now wants to blame Labour for taking a fair approach…

People who come to Britain on temporary work visas should not automatically be able to stay forever. This Labour government was right to make that harder. Now their MPs want them to u-turn. Conservatives will back Labour’s original plan to help get it through Parliament.

Breaking: At least ten members of a single family wiped out in a late night attack by Fulani terrorists in Riyom, Plateau State 💔😭

@JohnHann04 @ShabanaMahmood This guy is so uniformed. Most Brit’s are… 💀

Andy Burnham looks like outdoing Keir Starmer already…..he is lined up for his first U-Turn BEFORE he even becomes Prime Minister. @ShabanaMahmood supposedly was going to try to clamp down on the incoming huge wave of ILR claims over the next few yrs by making it a 10 yr rather than 5 yr qualification period….but now, under pressure from the left of his party, it looks like @andyburnham is going to bottle it completely and back down, thus enabling millions more newcomers to be eligible for welfare and benefits. Pathetic and cowardly in the extreme. He is going to be a dangerously TERRIBLE Prime Minister, that is already guaranteed.

I just hope women like this never have sons. Weirdo…