shorlington: LIKE this post if you wanna leave Nigeria soon!!!

shorlington: LIKE this post if you wanna leave Nigeria soon!!!

doubleportion: As for me, I 've thought over it, and the die is cast, there are lot of potentials inthis nation, we have one of the best weather in the world, though I!m not there yet but thereis hope. There is nothing wrong in moving out if that is what you choose,but ifyou see me out there is becouse am a tourist. I just chat with one of my friend out there in aCanada and he told me that weather overther today is -32 there aretime that it will reach -42, abeg Nigeria is my natural habitat jare.

Ayokunleayoolashakirudeen:

thats hilarious,my samsung standing freezer cannot go lower than -25 when i put it in super freeze...if d info u are giving us is true,then they all should av been dead b now nah...ahn ahn

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jr101:

You be travel agent?

1. Are you satisfied with your current career in Nigeria, or will you be more satisfied with your potential career in the

new place you want to go.


2. How much disposable cash you have on hand, and should you invest it at home (Nigeria) or your potential new place.

There is a reason why the people in the South East region leave their home by the masses to invest their money in other parts

of Nigeria:they know they will get more for their investments. A true business man or woman leaves sentiments out

of business and strives to make the maxim profit.

3. The state of security in Nigeria.

Nigeria is enjoying a relative state of security right now but 2015 elections is coming up so it might be a good idea to invest

your money in other countries just in case.

4. Will your children be able to reach their maxim potential in Nigeria or your potential new home.

Children's future is arguably the most important thing in this world. But for children to flourish and reach their maximum

potential, they need stability, security, and great education. ASUU has been striking for more than five months

now, I don't think i need to say anymore than that.

5. Retirement. If you stay in Nigeria, will you have to work until you die, or worst, have to depend on your children's

income to take care of you?

No one should work until they die, and no one you depend on their children to take care of them. You should always

save enough money to take care of yourself at old age because if you don't, you will put a lot of unnecessary burden on your children.

These are some fundamental questions you should ask yourself when deciding whether to stay or leave Nigeria.

Chances are if you are making a good living in Nigeria you could be making a great living somewhere else.[\quote]
it depends on your income... you can't expect someone making millions running his own coy to migrate and make a great living somewhere

[quote]I will add that your best bet is to pack your things and jump on a bus. Au revoir.

faakay: Mr knowitall

Werin happen na...

Oga answer us

Me sef wan pack my bag waka sharply, abi u know fit talk again?

faakay: OK since mrknowitall doesn't want to respond

Let me contribute my quota.

The following countries abroad I know is 100% better than Nigeria - UK, US, Canada, Australia

The poverty rate in Nigeria is very high and alarming. higher % of the Nigerian citizens are very poor and do not have access to basic amenities.

The Nigerian economy is harsh and might be frustrating - Roads, Transport, Electricity, Education, Health, Housing
It would only be easy for those people who are rich because they could afford to pay for it - Roads - they drive their own car, live in a condusive environment like lekki, Electricity - they can afford to run generators 247 - very expensive, Education - will take their children to the best private schools - expensive - Health - could afford to pay bills at private hospitals - housing - could afford to pay rents at lekki, vi, etc or buy their own home.

This kind of people earn nothing less than 500k per month above either they are working or they own their own business

Likewise average Nigerians can't afford to pay all this bills because hey earn very low.

The minimum pay scale here in Nigeria is 18,000.00NGN above, while in UK earns 5 pounds per hour - approx 800 pounds per month equivalent to N200,000.00NGN

Can you see the big difference?

Do you want to migrate abroad?

How much are you currently earning? I think if you are earning above 200 - 500k above - I don't think it's really necessary to migrate except for personal decisions best known to you.

Are you earning below 100k or don't have a job? you have been hunting for years but no luck yet.
Then you can migrate but how? That's where the big challenge comes in.

If you want to migrate via student visa - N.B: when you get there, you will be required to pay your school fees and school fees is about $8,000.00 per year minimum in UK, US, Canada, Australia. If you do not pay your school fees then you will be forced to drop out.

Visiting visa - you can migrate via visiting visa but note you won't have the right to work except some menial jobs, but if you are still single and not yet married then you have chances of hunting for lady and marry her genuinely to help you secure your working permit/citizens to enable you get a job.

Expatriate - you can start applying for jobs online in any of the countries or anywhere you want to migrate, keep sending your CVs to them and you might be lucky an employer can employe you, the company will be responsible for bringing you in, cater for your working permit and you will have no problem but the chance of getting this job is very slim 1% because there own citizens are also applying so before they would consider you, the HR dept will have to consider the people on ground before they can offer you job except you beat the qualifications of other candidates.

Don't be deceived people who tell you abroad is not good and people are suffering are telling you a big lie, abroad is a very good place and have more opportunities to succeed only if you have the right to work either work permit / citizenship.

The kind of people that suffer in abroad are the ones that do not have the right to work / citizenship so life is going to very hard for them, they can't come home, they can't work, they can't open bank account and so many things so this are category of people that will bad mouth abroad that is it is not good.

But if you have got work permit / citizenship then life will be a lot better

Education from primary to secondary is free - standard education compared to the ones we have here public schools that is free, who wants to take his child to a public primary school? even secondary it's only the brilliant ones / serious student that would excel.

Also abroad you do not need a degree to get a job unlike where all employes here in Nigeria make it compulsory to a degree to get a good job in a reputable company

but as for me, I believe in myself and I do not have a degree here in Nigeria just professional course thou I studied abroad but it wasn't easy for me to get a job, I only did because I was able to beat the other candidates who have got degrees. I am the only employer in my coy who doesn't have a degree

In conclusion, do your research very well also check the state of condition you are currently in, if it worth relocating or not, if it's worth then work towards it and fly but if you think it's not and you can survive in this economy then stay and face the battle field.

Cheers!