martinsebi:
Pls I have been looking for work since December till now I have not seen any gud job to do
Some of my friends advice me to get a keke napep
For high purchase.
But the problem is that I don't know where to see someone who is ready to buy and register.
Pls if anyone can help me get a link on how to get it
Pls he/she should endeavor to contact me with this number
08096708219 or 07010757801
Martinsebi035@gmail.com
I will be very grateful your help

Why not include ur location sir

omowolewa:
There are two sides to a coin, some people would share a good report of Canada.

I have two friends if different professions doing great there. One is a doctor complaining of too much pay and grants.

Complaining too much pay. Lol. And he's in Canada. Some people and exaggeration sha

let him come back and be driving uber in nigeria and see the difference

Euouae:



My own friend left an 850k pay job to Canada, He is still an Uber driver as i type. Bitterly warned me not to try it. someone with over 10years experience.

Just imagine on Monday Monday morning no work no hope and hungry at the same time I wan shit no light to fetch free water in other to flush some body is now telling me if I have the opportunity to travel to Canada make i no go....Ogun kill d person Wey talk am

Good morning fellow Nigerians, I'm about leaving for Canada in 2019 but as positive as the above post may be i think it only affects people who don't really know what they want.
Please don't discourage us

Shithole remains a shithole

Edunwa302:

Why not include ur location sir

Agege
Lagos

I see post like this and I wonder. There is no first world country that you immigrate too, that you won't succeed if you work hard and are ready to know what works. I am a graduate and used to work as a contract Staff in Shell portharcourt on a Salary of 400k a month, but I left for Canada in 2016. It wasn't rosy at first, especially getting a job in my area, so I decided to dump my career for a while and I started working as a security guard in late 2017.
I was able to get 2 jobs as a security guard and right now after paying my rent, car payments and other expenses I still save $4000 a month, but mind you I work 16 hours a day, though one of my jobs is just for me to go there and sleep. You have to know why you are here, and try not to be carried away. I am working as a security guard while studying and Saving to get into Harvard Extension School next year for my masters degree. Here you have to use what you can get to get what you want. So you can actually make it, just be very diligent and focused.

I think her ancestors are mad from her write up,she's there saying trash why she no come home if it's hard,since 4 days now no light in sagamu

This kind topic sometime dey vex me....abeg it all depends on d type of Visa u got

ernecy:
if it's easy, everybody will do it. An average Nigerian is a very religious person, so prayers and fasting is part of us. What I am saying is Canada is better than Nigeria in terms of opportunities even though I have not been there. I prefer a Canadian telling me u can't get this job, than to be discrimated against in my own country bcuz of tongue or religious view. But wait o, are u in Canada or Naija?

Some of you will not hear until you come here. The best advice I would give you is to first come on vacation before you decide to move here. I live in the US and it is not easy. I see lots of people with masters working as salesboys. I left a good job in Nigeria to pursue doctorate here. Despite the possible opportunities with that, I still question myself on whether I have made the right choice. Mind you I am doing well academically.
Moving abroad is not as easy as many of you think. However, there are some Nigerians doing fine here but if you have a decent life in Nigeria, I would advice you to stick to it and travel to your choice places for vacation. If Nigeria is really terrible as in very terrible for you as a person, you are welcome here.

onatisi:
let him come back and be driving uber in nigeria and see the difference

You think it's easy to fall back when you make such move for permanent residence. Now just bent on getting citizenship and falling back. It's like those Nigerians littering UK and USA trying hard to make a living and you feel shy to ask them why they can't return.


Forget those tales. Most Nigerians never realise they are doing better here until they opt out.

Canada will still be better than Nigeria no matter how we want to be patriotic. This country is bleeped.

Sharrap my brother who is a medical doctor got a job within 2months of arrival.

onatisi:
let him come back and be driving uber in nigeria and see the difference

Exactly.

When he comes back and one useless fapson lady falsely accuse him of rape so she can be popular, then he will know the difference.

Obi4gboy:
I see post like this and I wonder. There is no first world country that you immigrate too, that you won't succeed if you work hard and are ready to know what works. I am a graduate and used to work as a contract Staff in Shell portharcourt on a Salary of 400k a month, but I left for Canada in 2016. It wasn't rosy at first, especially getting a job in my area, so I decided to dump my career for a while and I started working as a security guard in late 2017.
I was able to get 2 jobs as a security guard and right now after paying my rent, car payments and other expenses I still save $4000 a month, but mind you I work 16 hours a day, though one of my jobs is just for me to go there and sleep. You have to know why you are here, and try not to be carried away. I am working as a security guard while studying and Saving to get into Harvard Extension School next year for my masters degree. Here you have to use what you can get to get what you want. So you can actually make it, just be very diligent and focused.

Hard work pays. For me no Nigerian is lay. You can imagine $4000x270 per month after deductions. Keep doing your best bro. Wish you all tgr best

koolaid87:
Don't listen to her
Check that shit yourself

she's the lazy type.

One thing that OP refused to understand is the fact that most people relocate to Canada to have the future of their kids secured. Like you rightly pointed out, with Canadian education and job experience (Industrial training), it becomes easy for them to thrive. May be you should look at it from that angle too.

ernecy:
if it's easy, everybody will do it. An average Nigerian is a very religious person, so prayers and fasting is part of us. What I am saying is Canada is better than Nigeria in terms of opportunities even though I have not been there. I prefer a Canadian telling me u can't get this job, than to be discrimated against in my own country bcuz of tongue or religious view. But wait o, are u in Canada or Naija?

Op is talking pooooo.Canada is a land of opportunities I swear. If u are lucky to get a resident visa not as a refugee, you will eat the good of the land. Maybe op na asylum seeker.

nairavsdollars:
Nigerians are just too desperate. You see somebody doing well here will leave his job and move to Canada

What's your definition of "doing well?"


Nigeria to a large extent is not worth it, if we really want to be honest with ourselves, hemce people running away

zionmede:
there are lots of opportunities in Nigeria
There is no place like. its just that most people love hitting the jackpot from a rest point without going out of their comfort zone to hustle.
U see a graduate, 5yrs after graduation, no job, no handwork, no skill just going and waiting for multi nationals to employ him. I know a graduate of engineering who makes a lot of money as a carpenter. he has never used his certificate for once. Yet he has worked for multinationals as a carpenter.
The best place to make ur money and enjoy ur money is in ur country where u are supposed to have full rights as a citizen.

And there lies the crux of the matter. Even after the lofty words, u aren't definite about ur rights as a citizen. There are no guarantees and that is a goddamned shame! The rights abuse is one major reason citizens actually bail.

Op is talking pooooo.Canada is a land of opportunities I swear. If u are lucky to get a resident visa not as a refugee, you will eat the good of the land. Maybe op na asylum seeker.

Truth is bitter. The chances of breaking even out there are slim . . . but not impossible!

yeyerolling:
I have worked in 2 big four audit firms, my ex colleagues who have gone to canada no spend up to a month, before the likes of pwc,kpmg,delliote too them. This woman is nothing bt a mumu. My cousin in saskatchewan is on over 180k canadian dollars per year as a doctor bt in nigeria he was poorly paid. Destination canada abeg

Op is talking pooooo.Canada is a land of opportunities I swear. If u are lucky to get a resident visa not as a refugee, you will eat the good of the land. Maybe op na asylum seeker. She is trying to mislead people.

SalamRushdie:


Fear that your doctor friend

Its the truth dude, what an average doc in canada or the u.s earns in a month is more than what an average doc in nigeria would earn in a year.

Thank God I was never granted a visa when I struggled for it cos I for don commit suicide by now. That place is shithole

nairavsdollars:
Nigerians are just too desperate. You see somebody doing well here will leave his job and move to Canada

Security man dey save $4000 per month after deductions. Was earning 400k as a contract staff in shell before leaving Nigeria and the future of his kids oa assured and u don't think that's a smart move?

kattytamer:

Its the truth dude, what an average doc in canada or the u.s earns in a month is more than what an average doc in nigeria would earn in a year.

For his doctor friend to complain of too much money inthis pocket says a lot about the character of his friend

Cashious:
Good morning fellow Nigerians, I'm about leaving for Canada in 2019 but as positive as the above post may be i think it only affects people who don't really know what they want.
Please don't discourage us

Shithole remains a shithole

I'm also leaving this country in 2019

Though not to Canada but South Korea

Abee79:
Truth is bitter. The chances of breaking even out there are slim . . . but not impossible!

So? What are the benefits of taking the road with a huge chance?

12rev:

Even someone on minimum wage doing dishes is paid about $14/hour, if rent is $1k working 10 hours a day for 10 days should sort that out. Like someone rightly pointed out earlier, all one needs is to understand how things work there before leaving.

Don’t mind the op, just trying to mislead people and discourage them to improve his own chances