officialwdhtvv:
You have no business relocating abroad if you’re 40 and above — Abroad-based life coach.

Take a listen to her reasons. Are they valid?

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McrGAqMWWi8

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C5QnjJqypy8/?igsh=N3Uwdmg5dDRtZ3Yw

ednut1:
if you travel legally age is not an issue. I have fellow Nigerians with over 20 years experience from Nigeria working in the same place i work in Canada. They mostly came for MBA or followed their younger wife in migrating.

The a writing Nigerian person in his 50s still has strength to hustle even if na menial jobs.

Kelechi009:


Those cases are far different, those ones already had kids in those countries. She is referring to 40+ newly coming to struggle from the beginning.

Any 40+ that travels abroad at that age is setting themselves up for failure.

skuribeebo:
My brother was 46 when he left for masters.
He made over 40 million naira within a year .

TheGift:


But why would anybody be thinking of doing menial jobs at the age of 50+? Why do we have such poor aspirations for our ?

Many people japa ing are driven by fear and not by purpose. And if you lack purpose and expression of your innate talent, then your life will be a life of mediocrity regardless of where you live.

Mcslize:
AmuDimpka my guy, your food don land o. Sit down make you chop belle full. Oya fire down.

TheGift:


But why would anybody be thinking of doing menial jobs at the age of 50+? Why do we have such poor aspirations for our ?

Many people japa ing are driven by fear and not by purpose. And if you lack purpose and expression of your innate talent, then your life will be a life of mediocrity regardless of where you live.

Namaster:
Listened to a few seconds of the video and I can tell she's an IDIIIOT with bad intentions.

First of all, 99% of the People who travel abroad do NOT do it to make money. So the premise of her NONSENSE argument is flawed.

The amount of money that is needed to complete the process of emigration in Nigeria is MIND-BOGGLING! The idea that it's ONLY poor people looking for money that choose to travel to UK, Europe, USA, Canada, etc is just plain DUMB!

It's even dumber when you consider the fact that a 40-year old man is UNLIKELY to receive external support to finance his plans.

People who travel do it to get AWAY from the economic quagmire, political instability, infrastructural collapse and the general LAWLESSNESS that is the hallmark of the Nigerian society.

Put simply, people travel out to get a better quality of life for themselves and their families.

Anyone who thinks people are fleeing Nigeria to make money is just being DELIBERATELY obtuse.

She's advocating for staying in Nigeria and "looking for money in dirty places". She doesn't realize that all the money in Nigeria would make no difference if you fall sick and the hospitals do NOT have ordinary X-ray machine to help with the diagnosis.

For those reading this:

If it enters your body to leave Nigeria and you can afford it, LEAVE! Even if you are 99 years old, LEAVE!

AmuDimpka:
I find it crazy..how can someone spend over 6 million to Japa and be doing Uber or warehouse jobs ....

That money will set you up in Nigeria

Well...some people are just destined to work for others for life

TheGift:


But why would anybody be thinking of doing menial jobs at the age of 50+? Why do we have such poor aspirations for our ?

Many people japa ing are driven by fear and not by purpose. And if you lack purpose and expression of your innate talent, then your life will be a life of mediocrity regardless of where you live.

prickursense:
Very unfortunate speech, lacking proper research. Is she aware there are people who have second or third homes abroad and still make their day-to-day money from Nigeria? Everyone over 40 years have specific reasons for going abroad. It could be children's education, better quality of life, safety... ...or even money! A 40 year old is NOT OLD! They probably struggled for so long here, believing in Nigeria and have given up on the country, no one should tie them down in a location that is clearly not working for them just because they are 40. They are 40 not 100! She needs to do her research well

PROPEACE:

Regarding the bolded, what gives you the right to compel others to live by your life's timetable? Some will do the menial jobs at 50 and live successful lives later on in life, some will be extremely rich in their 50s in Nigeria, but will spend about everything the have paying ransome to kidnappers and finally die of heart attack. We all have different paths in life.

ogascomax:



You are even more not serious self. How will you be saying that 99% of travelers aren't going there because of the intention of making money. That is a complete lie. It's completely nonsense jor. Most people want to make money over there and come back here. It's difficult for you to get the best life over there than here that is why you see Africans doing job that they won't do in their country but you see them doing it over there. You will hardly work to buy a care there or build a house over there. You can't own a good property but you can here.

officialwdhtvv:
You have no business relocating abroad if you’re 40 and above — Abroad-based life coach.

Take a listen to her reasons. Are they valid?

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McrGAqMWWi8

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C5QnjJqypy8/?igsh=N3Uwdmg5dDRtZ3Yw

skuribeebo:
My brother was 46 when he left for masters.
He made over 40 million naira within a year .

officialwdhtvv:
You have no business relocating abroad if you’re 40 and above — Abroad-based life coach.

Take a listen to her reasons. Are they valid?

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McrGAqMWWi8

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C5QnjJqypy8/?igsh=N3Uwdmg5dDRtZ3Yw

Kelechi009:


Those cases are far different, those ones already had kids in those countries. She is referring to 40+ newly coming to struggle from the beginning.

Any 40+ that travels abroad at that age is setting themselves up for failure.

Dijita:


A chartered accountant working as a bank manager came to the US at forty five. He is a member of my church. He worked menial jobs for about three years before getting his work authorization, I helped him to secure a job at my work as a consultant when he was 48. This is a government job. After two years, he got full time job with Barclay bank making 6 figures. That is just within 5 years. If you are a professional in Nigeria and you are ready to continue to study when you get to US and Canada, don't let people discourage you if you plan to move. I don't know much about Europe but US and Canada are not bad at all. These countries have more jobs than available skilled professionals. Especially in STEMS and accounting. My mailbox is regularly filled with companies soliciting me to come and work for them.

Kelechi009:


Those cases are far different, those ones already had kids in those countries. She is referring to 40+ newly coming to struggle from the beginning.

Any 40+ that travels abroad at that age is setting themselves up for failure.

UyaiIncomparabl:


Which country did he travel to?

skuribeebo:
My brother was 46 when he left for masters.
He made over 40 million naira within a year .

joinnow:
Even 85 years old mama from Edo relocated to USA and was ask why... She said my pikin it's better to die over there and you will rest in peace.

Kelechi009:


Those cases are far different, those ones already had kids in those countries. She is referring to 40+ newly coming to struggle from the beginning.

Any 40+ that travels abroad at that age is setting themselves up for failure.

idahme:
Advice from people who passed through Libya.

Some of these folks think people can't get paparrs from their comfort zone in Nigeria before relocating? People get PR and work permits before travelling. This advice is for illegal migrants, what the heck is people take ten years to get documents? So you enter Europe without documents? Wonders shall never end.

PROPEACE:

What is wrong with working for others on life? Many people "working for others" are doing better than and will live a more fulfilled life than you!

gforce5:
Errm, it took me ten years before I become a permanent resident and I came through the study route. Was never at one point illegal and was staying with my relatives. It takes a while to naturalize in Europe. It took my family friend ten years to naturalize in Cyprus (South) and he was studying and working there. I know some people who have been in the States for almost two decades and they haven't gotten their papers yet. They came as students, graduated and have been working ever since with top firms in the States. The Canadian PR route you mentioned is an exception and not the norm.

2mch:

Your brother is a scammer. Don’t worry, they will soon catch him. Many Nigerians have to scam to fool people at home till it burst. Abroad is not that easy.