aljpimp:

Lols. Bobo enjoy... In few years time you'll understand the effect of migration and knowledge transfer..not here to argue ...as far as I'm concerned I'll continue to promote my nation .. but don't come here and talk trash about my expertise and the life or path I chose.

which effect...the ones that migrated in 80s and 90s what effect ?how many of them own businesses here in Nigeria or there ...

many of them come home been depressed and lonely cos their kids don't and wouldn't come home


How many of them own big businesses here in Nigeria or even in abroad ...they still do that hourly wage of a thing till they are 60s...

is that one life and maybe still paying mortgage and credit card debts I don't want to add student loans

ednut1:
english is not that hard. I said looks like its nearing collapse, I didn’t say is nearing collapse. You guys wish that we should be doing McDonald job’s abroad ba. But sorry to burst your burble na office job most of us dey do earning cool money. In uncertain times some will still make money, some will japa, its human nature.

My mum went for a burial in our state yesterday , a relative that had kidney failure, he was to travel to india next month but his dialysis was messed up by the hospital. Same yesterday there was news of kidnap on lagos ibadan i sharply had to call to be sure she no dey among. These are some of the issues wey dey make people japa o

America and Canada are already collapsed system with everyone on depression. America and Canada are hell on earth

Munamoqel:
there is no peace of mind when a simple hair cut is going for 20usd ,pako house 1500usd per month . Inside temperature of freezer .that you need heat to stay alive .that already a nightmare .

Deal with them very well for me. They are full of regret for leaving the best place on earth for depression infested America and Canada

naijaboy99:
Deal with them very well for me. They are full of regret for leaving the best place on earth for depression infested America and Canada

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Allisgud:
.a lion here can become a cat abroad,I know a bank branch manager here in Nigeria who is
now salesman in america in a departmentmental store

Jesus

Omo all these arguments!!..

Make i see money first. if i no japa i go know wetin cause am

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Onyeaoma1:
50M for each 1 Kobo 1975 you have,

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Ahhhhh

I also know a Shell Contract staff who was making 400k in Nigeria, now making $20k cad a month. He works as a manager with AWS.

ariesbull:
Jesus

There has been a lot of arguments in this thread about the positives of travelling abroad. I dont know about everyone's situation, but for my own situation, i used to make about 4.8m in Nigeria a year (not that bad), but i make about that in a month here before taxes. So i feel i am doing ok. It was not that way for me from the beginning. I worked in a warehouse, worked as a security for some years, then i took out a couple of years to get my Masters degree and things changed after that.

ariesbull:
which effect...the ones that migrated in 80s and 90s what effect ?how many of them own businesses here in Nigeria or there ...

many of them come home been depressed and lonely cos their kids don't and wouldn't come home


How many of them own big businesses here in Nigeria or even in abroad ...they still do that hourly wage of a thing till they are 60s...

is that one life and maybe still paying mortgage and credit card debts I don't want to add student loans

And that hourly wage amounts to nothing after taxes and rent and living expenses.....

atutupoyoyo2211:
I also know a Shell Contract staff who was making 400k in Nigeria, now making $20k cad a month. He works as a manager with AWS.

You are lying no IT Job in Canada pays CAD20000 monthly except he is a contractor.....but if he is a contractor that cad20000 will be hit by corporate income tax and after that, personal income tax....corporate 12.5% personal marginal rate about 40%

naijaboy99:
America and Canada are already collapsed system with everyone on depression. America and Canada are hell on earth

In Canada cocaine drugs are all legal, its an anti social country very boring....America and Canada are hell on earth....

ednut1:
english is not that hard. I said looks like its nearing collapse, I didn’t say is nearing collapse. You guys wish that we should be doing McDonald job’s abroad ba. But sorry to burst your burble na office job most of us dey do earning cool money. In uncertain times some will still make money, some will japa, its human nature.

My mum went for a burial in our state yesterday , a relative that had kidney failure, he was to travel to india next month but his dialysis was messed up by the hospital. Same yesterday there was news of kidnap on lagos ibadan i sharply had to call to be sure she no dey among. These are some of the issues wey dey make people japa o

You are correct....very correct....even the dialysis they are supposed to do well they didn't do well....that's the problem of the lazy blacks....no one ever does their job properly....same thing when accident victims are passed from hospital to hospital with silly excuses until they give up the ghost....

ayandee:


That's life. One can't have it all. Yes, the cold can be very brutal and you have to dress yourself and the kids in layers. But I will rather pick the cold. It's bearable.
Insecurity, economic instability, weak institutions, poor system of education, epileptic power supply and a very weak passport are very unbearable. It takes extra strength to live in Nigeria. An elderly friend once said "Alagbara lo n gbe ni Nigeria ".

Weak institutions = black man laziness

frozen70:


Is alright

Imagine, you traveled out send 15 million Dollars for building an estate, put it on rent and enjoy the inflow of money

15million dollars working abroad u mean?

Are u sure of what u are saying or u just want to talk?

atutupoyoyo2211:
But i don't need those things my dad had. I can buy it myself because i am paid well, that's the point. And i teach Cybersecurity. But, not withstanding. I want to work here till i am 40 and spend more time in Nigeria. I was not suffering when i left Nigeria, i used to work with Shell. But i left because of much more than money. Right now, i am a Canadian Citizen, my baby is a Canadian citizen and my wife would become a citizen by the end of this year. Canada is boring, no doubt. But you can come here, grow your finances, get better education and go back home if you want.

good day sir , I’m a lawyer from Eastern Nigeria,and i applied to study cybersecurity in Canada by winter , please seeing that you teach cybersecurity in Canada, I will like to message you privately, as i believe your mentoring and advice will go a long way.

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gaby:
I've stated it here on numerous occasions that by the second year of the next administration, a Dollar will exchange for close to #2,000. Maybe by then, you'd understand what's fuelling the japa syndrome.

The country had been murdered from the inception, the funeral arrangements is what's currently ongoing.

This your prediction is going to be fulfilled very soon 😁😁😁

gaby:
I've stated it here on numerous occasions that by the second year of the next administration, a Dollar will exchange for close to #2,000. Maybe by then, you'd understand what's fuelling the japa syndrome.

The country had been murdered from the inception, the funeral arrangements is what's currently ongoing.

Omo I just came back from the past.... you no lie ooo

maestro299:
This your prediction is going to be fulfilled very soon 😁😁😁

Hahahha...just like my prophecy here...

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