Karleb:
See how small small igbo boys dey think, see ambitions. And my yoruba boys here no dey think pass how to put woman for house.

Olumighty123:


You well at all? I doubt 😕 🤔

Karleb:


Baba. I said what I said.

You would think that they give prize to first to marry with the way my Yoruba people are rushing to marry.

Will you guys die if you have a little ambition outside of marriage?

All these are stories for another day sha.

Olumighty123:


Despites, yoruba's are the most ambitious and successful tribe in nigeria, the stats dey there for you to see. I won't bother to write you back after this.

Olumighty123:


Despites, yoruba's are the most ambitious and successful tribe in nigeria, the stats dey there for you to see. I won't bother to write you back after this.

Olumighty123:


Despites, yoruba's are the most ambitious and successful tribe in nigeria, the stats dey there for you to see. I won't bother to write you back after this.

Karleb:
See how small small igbo boys dey think, see ambitions. And my yoruba boys here no dey think pass how to put woman for house.

Gerrard59:


I would not say it is about ethnicities. However, it looks like such because in certain countries, especially non-English speaking, you find more Igbos than Yorubas. The church where I referenced the Singaporean woman had two Nigerians prior to my attendance. Both were Yorubas - Kwara and Ekiti. The Kwaran dude has been here for eight years working for a notable tech firm and was recently posted to the Tokyo office. One Japanese, him no sabi. But he earns very well. The Ekiti man is an associate professor and has two children.

The Nigerian pastor I had a meeting with is from Osun and has been here for more than a decade. His wife is Igbo and their children speak fluent Japanese. Two new Nigerians even joined the church recently. They are MEXT scholars - both Yorubas. Also, I have seen Yoruba names on Facebook and LinkedIn who are at great places. But by sheer numbers, it is disproportionately Igbos. I was told the Igbo Union in the Tokyo area is so large, they had to divide it by states and the Nigerian Union in Japan itself is 90% Igbo.

Gerrard59:


I would not say it is about ethnicities. However, it looks like such because in certain countries, especially non-English speaking, you find more Igbos than Yorubas. The church where I referenced the Singaporean woman had two Nigerians prior to my attendance. Both were Yorubas - Kwara and Ekiti. The Kwaran dude has been here for eight years working for a notable tech firm and was recently posted to the Tokyo office. One Japanese, him no sabi. But he earns very well. The Ekiti man is an associate professor and has two children.

The Nigerian pastor I had a meeting with is from Osun and has been here for more than a decade. His wife is Igbo and their children speak fluent Japanese. Two new Nigerians even joined the church recently. They are MEXT scholars - both Yorubas. Also, I have seen Yoruba names on Facebook and LinkedIn who are at great places. But by sheer numbers, it is disproportionately Igbos. I was told the Igbo Union in the Tokyo area is so large, they had to divide it by states and the Nigerian Union in Japan itself is 90% Igbo.

Karleb:


Thank you.

But based off my personal experience here, I'm not impressed by my people at all.

You could be a low life but once you have a family of your own, you are successful to everyone. It's like the highest level of success people can think of. I'm sorry for bringing tribe to this place but it hurts when people I relate with on a daily don't even believe life could offer more if they put in their A game. They'll rather bring this A game to relationship or marriage.

Gerrard59:


Then it has to be your environment because when I was looking into the GRE and the US, I came across Yorubas and equally Igbos. Both ethnic groups are the ones pushing beyond the frontiers in Nigeria. So, when I see/read the in-fighting, it tells me that the country has a long way to go.

chukwuebuka65:
Good day boss @tensa. Congratulations on your new job. Is your new job in a company that uses salesforce in their business or is it an agency that uses salesforce to provide solutions to their cllients? And which of the two do you think hires more developers.

tensazangetsu20:


My current company uses Salesforce as an integral part of their business. You are referring to consultancies. Both do hire.

ihavesense:

Just shut it.

W0t0w0toman:


Pls keep quiet

Karleb:


Bro, there is a popular thing on Twitter that usually goes like this:

Person A: An average Nigerian doesn't have upto N500k in their account.

Person B: I know one person or a group of people that earns N2m monthly.

This is what is happening here.

My point is, we could be doing greater things with our lives if we are not thinking too much about marriage early in life.

tensazangetsu20:
If you are in tech, young and single and willing to learn another language. Chile Is one country I will recommend over and over again. Like I tell my guys, the only country better than Chile to me is the US. I have lived and worked in Italy and to be honest, from my own perspective Chile is better than all the countries in Europe.

I got another offer from the Chilean state bank which is like the central bank here but rejected it cause they are paying literally half of what my current salary is and I still get recruiters sending me emails and LinkedIn messages every single day.

What I will say though is that Chile isn't really a hustling country. If you want to do menial jobs here, you will forever be poor as the Chilean minimum wage is low but if you have the skills that is well in demand here, you would be paid a lot.

The salary for professional jobs in Chile is very high in relation to the cost of living. Like with the offers I have had from Chilean companies, I can comfortably buy a house and a brand new car in Chile in 2 to 3 years but for menial jobs its hand to mouth living. You won't even be able to rent a house to yourself just a single room. I think that's where Europe probably beats Chile as people with menial jobs can be able to buy a house or own a brand new car.

Iamsheye:


Do Chilean companies offer relocation packages to Nigerians?

tensazangetsu20:


It is probably impossible to be honest. The requirements to get a Chilean work visa are too strict except it's a country Chile has relationship with. There's also the issue of the language too. I tried applying before choosing to come study here and couldn't even land interviews but once I was in, it was a completely different story.

ihavesense:

Please can you answer the following questions.
How much is your school fees?
How much did you show in your account as pof?
Must you know Spanish before landing a dev job?
How much is monthly cost of living for a very modest guy?
When can one be able to finally bring in his wife and child if he is already married (I got married last year and we are expecting a baby)?
What can you say about the chances of landing a frontend job (React, Vue) in Chile as a an msc student? I have upto 3 years experience in web development.

tensazangetsu20:
If you are in tech, young and single and willing to learn another language. Chile Is one country I will recommend over and over again. Like I tell my guys, the only country better than Chile to me is the US. I have lived and worked in Italy and to be honest, from my own perspective Chile is better than all the countries in Europe.

I got another offer from the Chilean state bank which is like the central bank here but rejected it cause they are paying literally half of what my current salary is and I still get recruiters sending me emails and LinkedIn messages every single day.

What I will say though is that Chile isn't really a hustling country. If you want to do menial jobs here, you will forever be poor as the Chilean minimum wage is low but if you have the skills that is well in demand here, you would be paid a lot.

The salary for professional jobs in Chile is very high in relation to the cost of living. Like with the offers I have had from Chilean companies, I can comfortably buy a house and a brand new car in Chile in 2 to 3 years but for menial jobs its hand to mouth living. You won't even be able to rent a house to yourself just a single room. I think that's where Europe probably beats Chile as people with menial jobs can be able to buy a house or own a brand new car.

Newusername:


Thank you for this. Is there opportunity for those who are into Backend development (Java)/DevOp sEngineer so make I go start to dey learn Spanish.

tensazangetsu20:


I can't say to be honest. I just searched for the kind of job I wanted but there should be.

ihavesense:

Please can you answer the following questions.
How much is your school fees?
How much did you show in your account as pof?
Must you know Spanish before landing a dev job?
How much is monthly cost of living for a very modest guy?
When can one be able to finally bring in his wife and child if he is already married (I got married last year and we are expecting a baby)?
What can you say about the chances of landing a frontend job (React, Vue) in Chile as a an msc student? I have upto 3 years experience in web development.

Dedewizzy:


If the pregnancy is still in the first trimester and you're financially buoyant, you can plan to birth the baby in South America, Brazil precisely. Visa isn't too stringent if you meet the criteria (DYOR). It's doable. That way, baby would have citizenship and permanent residence for the parents. Using a stone to kill two birds

ihavesense:

Yes it is still first trimester.
Like how much can this cost?

tensazangetsu20:


There's a lot of cloud computing jobs here but as for giving birth. That has k leg here. Your child can only qualify for citizenship after birth if the parent has residency already. Permanent or temporary. If you have just visiting visa and give birth here, nothing for you and the child. Also, studies here are completely in Spanish.

Gingeruch:


Hello there!
Please when did Chile change their citizenship policy? I thought that any child born on the soil gets automatic citizenship. Please drop off a link where this has been changed so that I can be well informed. Sorry if you had done that previously as I didn't see it.