rukevweanita:
good afternoon all
am of the opinion that a whatsapp group should be created
tittle should be: Nigerians leaving in other African countries

lets help ourselves,most of us wants to leave this fucking country


the whatsapp group https:///Ifh6mhD7TwpDRUZZr66nHx

pls only serious minded

AwolowoAssLicker:
I spent 7months in Monrovia, easiest way to survive there so easily, if you came with capital for business, remember Liberian dollar liberty is trice higher than our overrated Naira... life is very cheap in gayetown, red-light and west point

dy79:

Please are you still in the Gambia, my brother is planning to relocate.

Gambia is not bad at all but then sponsoring people for master abroad is not happening here. Am currently in Gambia teaching in the highest paid international school, the take home is not too good , but I make so much I mean so much money from private classes. Anyone that is interested can just let me know.

dy79:



Gambia is not bad at all but then sponsoring people for master abroad is not happening here. Am currently in Gambia teaching in the highest paid international school, the take home is not too good , but I make so much I mean so much money from private classes. Anyone that is interested can just let me know.

feelgoodstuffs:


You're right, i live in Gambia too for almost two decades now

Nwaotu10:

I'm interested, sir.
I've a B.a in English and literary studies.
Kindly assit me, sir. This Joblessness is pummeling me unmercifully

uchman:


Google or check on YouTube,
ALT in Japan,
Esl teacher in Taiwan,
Esl teacher in Vietnam,
Esl teacher in Thailand and you should be fine.
Make sure you wire me $2000 when God picks your call.

Nwaotu10:

Thanks a lot for this information, boss.
I'm currently on it.
I noticed they're mostly going for native speakers.
I've sent CV already, and I'm looking forward to hearing from them.
Thanks a lot once again. I sincerely appreciate.

The $2000 is assured, boss

uchman:


Avoid South Korea and China because they are mainly for English speakers except South Africans but those countries I mentioned, Japan, Taiwan, Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam and UAE chooses randomly.

Search on YouTube for Nigerian, Ghanians ESL, ALT teachers in the above mentioned countries and you will be more informed.

Please don't forget my $2k dolls biko.
Do you have teaching experience?
TEFL certification?
State license teachers certificate like TRCN?
Check their CV template and always remember to include your pictures on your CV.

Concentrate on Japan, search for recruiting companies like Borderlink, interac, Nova, Joy foundation and others.
Taiwan... Teach Taiwan, Phoenix group and Joy English.

Google/YouTube
Demo lesson videos and Introduction Videos, I think with this, you should be fine.

Nwaotu10:

Yeah, I've 3 years teaching experience. I left the profession two years ago. Teaching in this part of world is a colossal waste of time, it barely guarantee a sustainable future.

As regards certification, I just have my bacherlors degree and Nysc discharge certificate.
I purposely didn't sit for TRCN Exam because, I felt I wouldn't be needing the cert. Poor runemeration peculiar with taching truncated my inclination of becoming a pedagod, boss.
TEFL-- Nil

Would not having this two certifications compromise my chances of being picked?

uchman:


ALT Japan... No

JWTheocracy1:
Just got to Cote d'ivoire 7 months ago... Already successful through Jah's help.
Till you move out from that contraption, then you will realize how much time you've wasted there.

FroshJaynex:
The thing is I don't know how ur finance is, in terms of spending but the cost of living here is higher than that of Nigeria, their accommodation is paid monthly ($150), so if u wanna come u gotta prepare well and have enough money for it but having a friend here or anyone else would be of great advantage to you, as a street boy, for me I tried to make a friend here before coming, so I didn't have to think of accommodation, just my plane ticket, passport ND some little cash for runnings here, in less than 3month I made money to get my own place ND am cool now

dy79:



Gambia is not bad at all but then sponsoring people for master abroad is not happening here. Am currently in Gambia teaching in the highest paid international school, the take home is not too good , but I make so much I mean so much money from private classes. Anyone that is interested can just let me know.

yungchop:


I'm in Mauritania at the moment.. do I need a visa to enter Gambia with my naija passport?

sheepheart:

Nice. sounds like you're having a good time in there

obichiddy:


I have sent you an email. Trust you are great and family too.

I am in need of how to get some goods to Sierra-leone from Nigeria. Pls kindly spare me some of your time let's talk.

YungLasaint:
Hello are you still in Botswana ?

FroshJaynex:
I love this topic because just yesterday I was thinking about the same thing, I got to Botswana and in just 6month am worth more than $54,000 at least for a very broke boy from the street of Lagos, hustle to hustle carry me enter, I beg my fellow Nigerians to leave and try move into these coded countries, that's what I call them and see how big Nigerians are living and enjoying life on a low key, Many of them calculate in dollars. One yahoo boy #5m hit is my own bills in a month outside, u see say things are not the same at all.

sharone21:
Cameroon Update:

When u think u aren't enjoying enough only to see weepable conditions in Nigeria

We have agreed there aren't enough jobs in Africa, but at least give constant, non negotiable almost 24hrs light, so we can at least generate our own incomes and pay PHCN from it, give affordable food, affordable transportation, imagine Bamenda to Limbe which is like Lagos to Onitsha or almost Owerri being 6000-7000frs.

U see massive food sacks, buckets of Irish potatoes in Cameroon, yellow Garri, carrots, green peas, easily buyable bunches of plantains, rice, beans, cabbages, sweet yam( not sweet as such and looks like sweet potatoes), sweet potatoes, palm oil, groundnut oil( which they prefer), garden eggs( red specie is common), mushrooms, bread.

At Sens Interdit, u easily buy sim cards( MTN, ORANGE, CAMTEL, NEXTTEL), clothes/ gloves/ socks/ head warmers, dry fish, excess pepper. If u're slim, get ready to be fatter or at least fresher.

Good, affordable RETIREMENT haven... Infact, if u plan to just build one mighty house in Nigeria, u may consider, using part of the money to buy even if it's half plot of land in Cameroon and building even if it's a small bungalow.

It was in Cameroon my Power banks stopped working because I forgot to charge them.

Note that u don't gain less when in their Francophone areas compared to Anglophone areas as it's bilingual and LESS FRENCH than Ivory Coast.

Though, traveling abroad is cheaper via ECOWAS countries than through Cameroon.... And traveling through Douala is cheaper compared to Yaounde airport.

In Cameroon there is less fear of robbers, kidnappers, bandits, no constant light can be very depressing ( how do Nigerians cope?.... Not easy being a Nigerian at all), more hope of long life as they live longer Between Benin Republic and Cameroon, Benin Republic has more organized democracy( one of the best in Africa), organized generally, neater however, when u need more value for money and life, Cameroon is it, also getting kpali in Cameroon is less complicated unlike Benin Republic.

FREELANCER HAVEN:

Cameroon is a Freelancer's secret haven without spending so much and u can live there even without kpali till u have the money to do one eg Student kpali..... If u travel through land borders in and out of Cameroon, just tip them.... But if by Air/ airport, it may show u have overstayed.

Ikom- Ekok border through Bamenda is more accessible now and Peace Mass Transit bus can take u from any state they operate to Ikom-( pmtdotng).

Make sure u hold: International passport( useful later for kpali), Yellow Fever Card, and Ego.... When u have MTN and Orange sims mobile money, u can later move in and out of Cameroon with lesser cash.


Later