Amina
11.7K posts
Amina
@amina_nde
Building @HelpMeSettle_UK for International students & migrants in UK
United Kingdom Katılım Ağustos 2011
849 Takip Edilen518 Takipçiler
Amina retweetledi
75p if you want the hazelnut chocolate croissant
Amina@amina_nde
UK Lidl croissants used to be 35p in 2019, it’s now going for 65p. How much is croissant in your country ?😂
English
@Rubicon__cross Yeah this same UK , Tesco and M&S sell it for £1.50 plus 😂
English
@amina_nde I think it depends on where you buy the bunch. I actually don’t know ooo.
English
Amina retweetledi
I prepare by not preparing. I enjoy my Sunday to the fullest doing anything but preparing for the week of labour 😭🥲
SincerelyAccra@SincerelyAccra
9-5 gang, what is your Sunday night routine ? How do you prepare for a week of labour ?
English
@fitzonegh time to go cycling ?
SIKAOFFICIAL🦍@SIKAOFFICIAL1
Ghana’s first bike-sharing company is going electric. Aldin Cycles (@aldincycles), founded by young Ghanaian entrepreneurs, is expanding its fleet with pedal-assisted e-bikes. Since launching in 2025, the company has steadily grown a strong user base, surpassing 25,000 sign-ups and recording over 75,000 completed rides, clear evidence of how effective bike-sharing can be on university campuses. As part of its next phase, Aldin Cycles is engaging several major universities, with plans to roll out pilot programs before the end of 2026.
English
@amina_nde No mind these people abeg, spoke to my neighbour last week.
English
@amina_nde I wouldn't even have known he's catholic if we didn't engage.
English
Y'all always make it seem like it's a bad thing for people to mind their business until both parties agree on mutual terms to include themselves.
You want respect for your culture but not other people's. If you want a community, build one or let people be, nobody owes you this.
𝕌𝕘 🥀@UgWrites
Abroad is weird. UK is even more bizarre, to be honest. Here, your neighbour gives no shiii. At best, they’ll peep through the window to see who just moved in… and that’s it. No "hi", no nothing. The social weirdness here is alarming. You can spend 5 years in a building and not know your neighbours. How would you even know them? You don’t see them. You don’t hear them. If not for my Ring doorbell and the Amazon guy dropping my neighbour’s parcels, I wouldn’t even know they exist. Semi-detached. We share a wall… but it’s like nobody’s there. Can’t hear them, they can’t hear us. In the UK, I’ve even heard of people passing away and nobody knows not until 4–5 days later. It’s beyond just privacy at that point, it's something else.
English
I’m tired of seeing posts like this ,,
I have lunch, dinner , drinks etc with my neighbour’s..
Heck even go shopping, walks in the park and nail tech appointments 😂
We all have busy schedules…
One thing I can confidently say is a lot of migrants don’t know how to make friends or initiate conversations/relationships.
This sometimes can be a negative factor that prevents people from being open-minded which then makes their transition difficult.
𝕌𝕘 🥀@UgWrites
Abroad is weird. UK is even more bizarre, to be honest. Here, your neighbour gives no shiii. At best, they’ll peep through the window to see who just moved in… and that’s it. No "hi", no nothing. The social weirdness here is alarming. You can spend 5 years in a building and not know your neighbours. How would you even know them? You don’t see them. You don’t hear them. If not for my Ring doorbell and the Amazon guy dropping my neighbour’s parcels, I wouldn’t even know they exist. Semi-detached. We share a wall… but it’s like nobody’s there. Can’t hear them, they can’t hear us. In the UK, I’ve even heard of people passing away and nobody knows not until 4–5 days later. It’s beyond just privacy at that point, it's something else.
English
Nigerians on America are so stingy, they don't send money home. 🫠
TheCableIndex@thecableindex
Nigerians in the UK sent the most money home in 2023
1. United Kingdom 🇬🇧: $12.38bn
2. United States 🇺🇸: $2.20bn
3. Canada 🇨🇦: $1.18bn
4. Malaysia 🇲🇾: $853.67m
5. Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦: $723.20m
6. Libya 🇱🇾: $710.50m
7. United Arab Emirates 🇦🇪: $228.38m
8. Italy 🇮🇹: $215.16m
9. Sudan 🇸🇩: $123.58m
10. South Africa 🇿🇦: $73.21m
This data represents inward personal transfers by country of origin
English
Ghanaians love gatekeeping
Just got into some side if Nigerian twitter and this lady is just recommending remote jobs that pay between $50k - $200k per year.
Ghana man will have this information and keep it to himself 🤦♂️
English