Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by Incrizz(f): 11:21am On Jan 10, 2014 |
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Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by Ghadafy(m): 11:27am On Jan 10, 2014 |
ezo4fta: GOD bless u for ur post. Please I want to ask if it is advisable to come to USA with a student visa..I mean a 2 years student visa. It depends on school, you maybe able to get SSN through your school. You can use this SSN to get a state identity card and drivers license but you can't use it to work. You can also be working as a CAB driver and making good money, most especially in Metropolitan cities. GPS is easy to use in locating places while driving a cab. 2 Likes 1 Share |
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Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by cutieisme(m): 11:37am On Jan 10, 2014 |
bro thanks for the info but i have a question .i use to think the best way to enter usa is by going to school there like applying for student visa please are there other ways apart f4om going to visit or going to school?also can someone apply for a nursing course here and expect visa application to fall through? 1 Like |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by chiketee(m): 12:03pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
nwaomachux: There's no place like home. I know what I'm saying. How about asking the musician who's stuck there or the Indian diplomat who's been asked to leave the US? How about growing up in a place where Adam and Steve don't kiss each other plainly in the full public glare or Ada and Eve cuddling in a park?
Would you ever want to raise your child where you're not allowed to take to the child in annoyance and they term it child abuse and lock you up overnight in a cell with enough wattage bulb to heat you up. You can't present such treatment in court so they know how to get at us.
I comment my reserve o. No I'd rather live in a country where senators marry prepubescent girls, where ppl are burnt alive for stealing, where a force man can shoot you to death cos u smiled when you are not supposed to , where human rights is fictional, where millions of people troop to churches to have the little they have extorted in hope for a miracle. Yes I'd rather stay here. 25 Likes |
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Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by julioralph(m): 12:08pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
Very informative. |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by Nobody: 12:13pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
jakaiso: Its Easy to Succeed in America
RACISM You might have heard that blacks are discriminanted against here. The truth is that sectionalism whether it be racism, tribalism, neoptisim occurs everywhere in the world. There are Ibos who hate Yorubas and Yorubas who hate Hausas and Hausas who hate Ijaws and Ijaws who hate Oginis. There are even Ibadan people who hate Ijebu people (yet there are both Yoruba). In Anambra-there are two communities- both speaking the same languagae who have been at war with each othere for decades-with many lives lost.
THINGS TO NOTE
BEFORE YOU COME 1)Education is good-but regardless-you will still have to go back to school. Aquire skills in carpentary,mechanic,plumbing,computer repair, electrical repairs or any other hands on skills. These are things that we look down on in Nigeria. But in Yankee-these guys earn up to $100 an hour. The carpentar who is going to repair my door wants me to pay him $160 for labour for a 30 minute job! Combine this with your job and you can earn mega bucks.
2) Open a GT or an other bank account that gives you a mastercard-this will help you when you start sending things home to sell -so that you can get your money easily.
IF YOU COME WITH A SHORT VISA AND OVERSTAY I dont advise anyone to do this. I know a popular musician who came here in the 90s-and is now stuck here. It can be difficult.
IF YOU COME WITH AN IMMIGRANT VISA /OR WORK VISA
1) Get a job. Get a job. Get a job. Dont make the mistake some like me who were self employed in Nigeria made. Get a job. There are jobs in America-ignore the stats. There may not be office jobs-but there are jobs. Target states with low unemployment like Minneosta-currently about 4 %! With a school cert from Nigeria-you can get an entry job with pay of like $8 to $12 an hour. Walmart will pay you like $8 an hour-while Boston Scientific temp job will pay you like $10 an hour. With overtime-you can make as much as $500 to $700 a week-thats up to $2000 a month. Offer to do overtime-work yourself bro. Nursing seems to be the easiest way to good pay these days. With a 2 week course-you can be on track and within 2 years -you can be an RN -earning $35 to $50 an hour and working just 3 days a week (12 hours a day). Giving you days to work over time or another job. I know many Nigerian Nurses earning $5000 to $8000 a month. Then go ahead and get a bachelor degree and Masters. And this is for men too.
2) Live below your income. Ignore the offers to buy new gadgets or iphones-discipline yourself and save at least 30% of your income. Forget about sending money to ANYONE in Naija for your first year or maybe your first few years. DOnt be like me-sending money to people who are not even hungry. Its better to send them 200,000 naira in 5 years time then $100 now (with them telling you that its too small!)
3) Get a second job if possible-even if its 10 hours a week. There are many of them-especially at the stores or schools.
4) Go to school-get a degree-if you plan to work all your life-it will make the difference in what you earn.
5) Start a small business. The easiest to start-is simple buying and selling to Nigeria. Electronics, clothes, books, computers, phones etc. $300 from your paycheck used to buy some items every month and shipped to Nigeria can be turned into $1000. I have done it before and still do it. With consistency -you can earn more from this then your paycheck.
6) Acceralate your credit status. The American life is made easier with the credit system. Its not an issue of borrowing money. Without a credit report and credit score,there are many things you cannot do-including renting an apartment in some places, buying a house and even getting a job these days. It takes about 2 years for the average immigrant to qualify for credit-but you can accelerate this process. Within your first month -apply for and get 1 or 2 secured credit cards-these are cards which you place a deposit to get. There is 100% approval on these cards as its your money. For example the Capital One Card only requires $99-and you get the card with $99 to $200 on it. Your aim is to make sure that on your statement 80% of the money is still on it. You mustnt leave all the money there-YOU HAVE TO SPEND SOME. What I did was to allocate the card to a specific bill-maybe your phone bill or gas bill (petrol). Just make sure that on a $200 card for example-you have $160 there on the statement day. If you do this for 6 months to a year on two cards and combine this with a telephone bill or small car note -you can move your credit score from non existent to 700 in a year and 750 in 2 years. Within a year-you will start getting credit card offers of $1000 to $5000 or more. By your 2nd to 3rd year-you can use this credit score to buy a house/get up to $100,000 personal loan or more. The average American uses their credit to buy clothes, go on vacations, pay bills. Use your credit for business-so that you can make money from it. I see no sense in borrowing money to eat or buy clothes.
7) Buy a House and turn it into Money-when I was in University in Nigeria-I was reading Ovation maagzine and in the edition-I saw pictures of Waisu Ayindes (KWAM 1-the Fuji muscian) opulent house in Cananda or USA-I cant remember. They said it was worth about N100 million (that was way back in 1996). I was like wow-this guy has made it o! The first day I arrived in America -one of the first things i noticed was how the houses looked so much the one I had seen back in 1996 in Ovation. I later came to realise that even a messenger can own a 50 million naira house in America. Have a job with moderate income and good credit-and the house is yours. The secret is the mortagage. It was very easy before 2008-when ANYONE could buy a house,with the 2008 crisis-its a bit more difficult and you need at times up to 10% down payment. But the point is-buy a house and plan to sell it within a year or 2 or use it for collateral. If you buy a house for $160,000 -you can sell it for up to $200,000 in a few years-the $40,000 is yours. In some areas-it could be more. Or rather than sell-get a loan on the house (THAT IS IF YOU HAVE A SOUND BUSINESS TO PUT IT INTO) and make profit on the money.
Obey The Law Dont drive without a liencse. Dont over speed. If you obey the law-you are 99.9% sure of not getting into trouble. Bad things sometimes happen to 'good people' and not just black people. Dont be driving and smoking hemp or driving while drunk or beating up your wife of girlfriend.
9) Become a Citizen If you come here with a migrant visa-you can be a citizen in a few years and you can still keep your Nigerian citizenship.
Awesome post, thanks a lot for this. Where in the US are you? I'm a lottery winner and relocating to US in March, and your post has really helped to boost my confidence. 14 Likes |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by PBundles(m): 12:22pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
Actually good tips, with the exception of the below mentioned, I sincerely beg to differ! I have lived in the US in my younger years ( until 15) and go there regularly as all my younger ones are citizens by birth ( youngest is 30 eldest is 40)and live there. My mother is an American citizen ( via naturalization), but its not the greatest country in the world BY FAR. Dont get me wrong it has its advantages but greatest, please.... then you haven’t travelled. America is a place where if you have money you are someone, if you dont you will wallow in squalor. You do know that a lot of its infrastructure is either second rate or old ( California electricity grid from the 50s and 60s still; NY and NJ bridges very and some in other states have actually collapsed). The cars you mention are all leased and borrowed. Most cant offered them. Its all about keeping up with the Jones. Crime, give me a break. I lived in Newark where drive by shootings were a daily occurrence. Have you been to Dubai or some arab states or Asia ie Singapore. What about Bermuda with the highest GDP per head around US100k!. Have you been to Australia? Have you been to Europe, if not ask people who live in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, or Germany if they would trade places. The level of poverty in some urban cities is just like being in Nigeria. The US is just trying to get basic health insurance for their citizens something that most of these countries enjoy at a good price to say the least. Where the average American needs a second job, most Europeans dont have and want one. My daughter is in route to study medicine here and it will cost me no more than EUR 2000 MAX per year. The rest paid by government. Most deficits here max 3%. Have a look at the strength of the Euro even with the crisis. I work for an American company here and all my colleagues say the exact same thing when they come......we always thought the US was super UNTIL we travelled out. Less than 12% have a passport as many dont and cant travel. Have a look at the indexes produced each year that rate the level of life of the citizens, the US at times doesn’t even break the top 10. So the tips are good and yes the US is a good place, but not great and I believe that this is the biggest and most important tip that they should understand. It will also remove the pressure back home when they know its not what its cut out to be instead of them thinking one is in heaven. jakaiso: America is still the greatest country in the world. The things we struggle for in Nigeria are taken for granted here. Buying a car or cars, buying a house etc. Armed robbers are not holding your estate hostage going from house to house, policemen are not waiting for you on the road, NEPA is not taking off the light at will,a rich man is not slapping your face and telling you to do your worst, you dont need connections to get a job......
I love Nigeria and one day I pray that Nigeria gets there-but if you can, come to YANKEE-make your money and go back if you must. The one thing we need in Nigeria is order-if order comes, then every other thing will fall in place-the police, light, good roads, true democracy, justice , economic boom for all. 20 Likes 1 Share |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by 360command: 12:26pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
New comers in Ame, hope una dey read ooo. About to come to America guys, hope una dey follow ooo. Person wey dey use in eyes to see ,make them see ooo. To those 9ja guy wey don hang for America, make una go burn the sea. |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by solomon111(m): 12:30pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
lol. You go fear manual . No wonder americans are becoming anti-immigration. Nigerians have clogged up their country. |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by gidjah(m): 12:31pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
My elder bro, is in USAN he got a multiple visa and went there last year, bt uptill now cnt lay hands on something yet, pls wots ur advice for him, he is very Godly and respectful,pls wot has he to do nxt using ur gd experiences.k god bls U. 1 Like |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by brushesz: 12:32pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
jakaiso: Its Easy to Succeed in America For so long-I have heard about how difficlult it is for Nigerians and black people to succed in America. With evidence I have come to the conclusion that this is actually the opposite. Indeed a new book by Yale law professor Amy Chua lists Nigerians amongst 7 other culural groups as those most likely to succeed in America-this has only confirmed my observations.
I have lived in Nigeria,the UK, Ghana and been to other several countries-but I can tell you that IT IS EASY TO SUCCEED IN AMERICA. By success of course I mean- the ability to prosper financially and earn enough money to allow you to live comfortably. Bros-if you are planning to come to America-please come, abeg come...there is milk and honey flowing here!
Dont get me wrong-you can succeed in Nigeria as well-but if your dream is to come to America-please come. All you need to do is to follow some simple rules-and success is yours. Forget about all the so called bad things you hear happening in America-its less than 0.00001% of life in America and bad things happen every where. White people are not going to go make life difficult for you. Just obey the rules (and I know sometimes Nigerians find it diccult to obey rules), work smart, not just hard,save money and THINK.
RACISM You might have heard that blacks are discriminanted against here. The truth is that sectionalism whether it be racism, tribalism, neoptisim occurs everywhere in the world. There are Ibos who hate Yorubas and Yorubas who hate Hausas and Hausas who hate Ijaws and Ijaws who hate Oginis. There are even Ibadan people who hate Ijebu people (yet there are both Yoruba). In Anambra-there are two communities- both speaking the same languagae who have been at war with each othere for decades-with many lives lost.
THINGS TO NOTE
BEFORE YOU COME 1)Education is good-but regardless-you will still have to go back to school. Aquire skills in carpentary,mechanic,plumbing,computer repair, electrical repairs or any other hands on skills. These are things that we look down on in Nigeria. But in Yankee-these guys earn up to $100 an hour. The carpentar who is going to repair my door wants me to pay him $160 for labour for a 30 minute job! Combine this with your job and you can earn mega bucks.
2) Open a GT or an other bank account that gives you a mastercard-this will help you when you start sending things home to sell -so that you can get your money easily.
IF YOU COME WITH A SHORT VISA AND OVERSTAY I dont advise anyone to do this. I know a popular musician who came here in the 90s-and is now stuck here. It can be difficult.
IF YOU COME WITH AN IMMIGRANT VISA /OR WORK VISA
1) Get a job. Get a job. Get a job. Dont make the mistake some like me who were self employed in Nigeria made. Get a job. There are jobs in America-ignore the stats. There may not be office jobs-but there are jobs. Target states with low unemployment like Minneosta-currently about 4 %! With a school cert from Nigeria-you can get an entry job with pay of like $8 to $12 an hour. Walmart will pay you like $8 an hour-while Boston Scientific temp job will pay you like $10 an hour. With overtime-you can make as much as $500 to $700 a week-thats up to $2000 a month. Offer to do overtime-work yourself bro. Nursing seems to be the easiest way to good pay these days. With a 2 week course-you can be on track and within 2 years -you can be an RN -earning $35 to $50 an hour and working just 3 days a week (12 hours a day). Giving you days to work over time or another job. I know many Nigerian Nurses earning $5000 to $8000 a month. Then go ahead and get a bachelor degree and Masters. And this is for men too.
2) Live below your income. Ignore the offers to buy new gadgets or iphones-discipline yourself and save at least 30% of your income. Forget about sending money to ANYONE in Naija for your first year or maybe your first few years. DOnt be like me-sending money to people who are not even hungry. Its better to send them 200,000 naira in 5 years time then $100 now (with them telling you that its too small!)
3) Get a second job if possible-even if its 10 hours a week. There are many of them-especially at the stores or schools.
4) Go to school-get a degree-if you plan to work all your life-it will make the difference in what you earn.
5) Start a small business. The easiest to start-is simple buying and selling to Nigeria. Electronics, clothes, books, computers, phones etc. $300 from your paycheck used to buy some items every month and shipped to Nigeria can be turned into $1000. I have done it before and still do it. With consistency -you can earn more from this then your paycheck.
6) Acceralate your credit status. The American life is made easier with the credit system. Its not an issue of borrowing money. Without a credit report and credit score,there are many things you cannot do-including renting an apartment in some places, buying a house and even getting a job these days. It takes about 2 years for the average immigrant to qualify for credit-but you can accelerate this process. Within your first month -apply for and get 1 or 2 secured credit cards-these are cards which you place a deposit to get. There is 100% approval on these cards as its your money. For example the Capital One Card only requires $99-and you get the card with $99 to $200 on it. Your aim is to make sure that on your statement 80% of the money is still on it. You mustnt leave all the money there-YOU HAVE TO SPEND SOME. What I did was to allocate the card to a specific bill-maybe your phone bill or gas bill (petrol). Just make sure that on a $200 card for example-you have $160 there on the statement day. If you do this for 6 months to a year on two cards and combine this with a telephone bill or small car note -you can move your credit score from non existent to 700 in a year and 750 in 2 years. Within a year-you will start getting credit card offers of $1000 to $5000 or more. By your 2nd to 3rd year-you can use this credit score to buy a house/get up to $100,000 personal loan or more. The average American uses their credit to buy clothes, go on vacations, pay bills. Use your credit for business-so that you can make money from it. I see no sense in borrowing money to eat or buy clothes.
7) Buy a House and turn it into Money-when I was in University in Nigeria-I was reading Ovation maagzine and in the edition-I saw pictures of Waisu Ayindes (KWAM 1-the Fuji muscian) opulent house in Cananda or USA-I cant remember. They said it was worth about N100 million (that was way back in 1996). I was like wow-this guy has made it o! The first day I arrived in America -one of the first things i noticed was how the houses looked so much the one I had seen back in 1996 in Ovation. I later came to realise that even a messenger can own a 50 million naira house in America. Have a job with moderate income and good credit-and the house is yours. The secret is the mortagage. It was very easy before 2008-when ANYONE could buy a house,with the 2008 crisis-its a bit more difficult and you need at times up to 10% down payment. But the point is-buy a house and plan to sell it within a year or 2 or use it for collateral. If you buy a house for $160,000 -you can sell it for up to $200,000 in a few years-the $40,000 is yours. In some areas-it could be more. Or rather than sell-get a loan on the house (THAT IS IF YOU HAVE A SOUND BUSINESS TO PUT IT INTO) and make profit on the money.
Obey The Law Dont drive without a liencse. Dont over speed. If you obey the law-you are 99.9% sure of not getting into trouble. Bad things sometimes happen to 'good people' and not just black people. Dont be driving and smoking hemp or driving while drunk or beating up your wife of girlfriend.
9) Become a Citizen If you come here with a migrant visa-you can be a citizen in a few years and you can still keep your Nigerian citizenship.
America is still the greatest country in the world. The things we struggle for in Nigeria are taken for granted here. Buying a car or cars, buying a house etc. Armed robbers are not holding your estate hostage going from house to house, policemen are not waiting for you on the road, NEPA is not taking off the light at will,a rich man is not slapping your face and telling you to do your worst, you dont need connections to get a job......
I love Nigeria and one day I pray that Nigeria gets there-but if you can, come to YANKEE-make your money and go back if you must. The one thing we need in Nigeria is order-if order comes, then every other thing will fall in place-the police, light, good roads, true democracy, justice , economic boom for all. Thanks man! |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by 360command: 12:38pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
gidjah: My elder bro, is in USAN he got a multiple visa and went there last year, bt uptill now cnt lay hands on something yet, pls wots ur advice for him, he is very Godly and respectful,pls wot has he to do nxt using ur gd experiences.k god bls U. the answers are not far fetched amigo. Go to school, if he has got hand skills in manual labour, it his advantage. More also, if he has degree cert from 9ja, he can apply for a job at eatery, etc. |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by MightyFortress: 12:42pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
I love this thread. Following and Learning. |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by GOnDIE1: 12:53pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
simply_me: Capital NO. Enjoy it alone. Funny you. |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by GOnDIE1: 12:57pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
O.T.I.S: am surprised you guys are also cracking brain figuring out how to make it the way some of una dey bad-mouth naija, like say una dey sleep on top of money for there? like say niaja na hell and once you comot you go enter heaven straight . nawaooo!!
anyway make i drop my own tip for una: * Believe in urself and be focused, Don't be a lemming. If you are always heading the same direction as everyone else, you may move forward, but you'll have little control of your destiny. Successful people often figure out what everyone else does only to do the opposite, which many times puts them ahead of the pack.
wish you all well....cheers!
Otis. Nnaa, this kind thing. 1 Like |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by Nobody: 12:57pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
am now confuse o because sompple we tell get marry to som1 already a citizen.b4 u can get us green card to bcome a citizen too. but my ? is how can u bcome a us citizen |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by Rastamann: 12:57pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
This is based on your perception. So let know who are like you follow your advice or you keep it to yourself! 1 Like |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by gibsgibs(m): 1:02pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
will join you soon by God's grace. |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by ooshinibos: 1:04pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
nwaomachux: There's no place like home. I know what I'm saying. How about asking the musician who's stuck there or the Indian diplomat who's been asked to leave the US? How about growing up in a place where Adam and Steve don't kiss each other plainly in the full public glare or Ada and Eve cuddling in a park?
Would you ever want to raise your child where you're not allowed to take to the child in annoyance and they term it child abuse and lock you up overnight in a cell with enough wattage bulb to heat you up. You can't present such treatment in court so they know how to get at us.
I comment my reserve o. BRUV ...u dont know what you are missing ( your mind has been conditioned to unlawfulness and disorder ) , living in Nigeria is another thing ,,,until you visit the USA ...and come back to Nigeria then you will know you are suffering and underliving in Nigeria ....No place like home is a good theme but ur home dont have light ; GOOD EDUCATION AND BASIC AMENITIES ..what kind of home is that !!! , the truth ..Nigerians are not honest ..and thats why how leaders are not performing because citizens cannot distinguish between life and death, prosperity and poverty ...dont get me wrong , if you have money ,you will enjoy Nigeria ( but the chance of armed robbers taking their share is high ) , when have u slept or just going your normal way without thinking of thevies breaking into your house or armed robbers bunping into you ? .. living in USA or UK ( i have lived both ) has his short comings ( if you dont have papers or you are out of a job ) but compare to Nigeria ...you cannot even start ...not comparable ,,,cant you see the queues at the uk and usa EMBASSIES ?..these people are not stupid now ...Nigeria is for the elites ,Army , and rich folks ..if the poor have their way they will alll leave Nigeria today ..at least for now ..until we get our acts together ,Nigeria is the pits ,,enough said bruv 15 Likes 1 Share |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by bigx(m): 1:07pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
Nice, non biased and well put together |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by KHAYGOLD(m): 1:12pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
Nice one bro. KHAYGOLD was here. |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by romero(m): 1:14pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
tks for ur educative and eye opening post. God bless u, d giver in Js name. Amen. Kindly help me. I intend to relocate to America for a change of environment. I like it easy;I want a transformation of life; peoppe tel me Naija doesn't fit me except abroad. I also agree with them. I currently do businesses, Iam a landlord with tenants. I have almost N10mllion at my disposal. Unfortunately, I don't no anyone in US to stay with. I want u tell tell me what I can do to get visa to live in my dream country. I eagerly anticipate ur response. tnk u 1 Like |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by kevoh(m): 1:15pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
If we all run to America who will repair Nigeria for us and for the future generations? . 6 Likes 1 Share |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by justwise(m): 1:17pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
romero: tks for ur educative and eye opening post. God bless u, d giver in Js name. Amen. Kindly help me. I intend to relocate to America for a change of environment. I like it easy;I want a transformation of life; peoppe tel me Naija doesn't fit me except abroad. I also agree with them. I currently do businesses, Iam a landlord with tenants. I have almost N10mllion at my disposal. Unfortunately, I don't no anyone in US to stay with. I want u tell tell me what I can do to get visa to live in my dream country. I eagerly anticipate ur response. tnk u https://www.nairaland.com/608780/usa-visit-visa 1 Like |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by akpan123(m): 1:41pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
message for codebrew85, about been a nurse yes you can, look for a private nursing school , thats has 1 year lpn programme. example in dc , if you are resident they will pay 50% of your tuition. secondly if you succeed in getting your lpn, then try and get in to an lpn to rn programme. then look for a rn sponsorship job, means work permit will be sponsor by your job. especially if you are rn or in rn programme. |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by akpan123(m): 1:48pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
so much like your write up. GOD bless you . what you wrote is the truth, the problem is some people don t plan before coming to the united states. u can make $70000 to $100000 a year. and if u are good in buying and selling u can double your income. but you have to plan and get the right information, 1 Like |
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Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by akpan123(m): 1:56pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
GIDJAH, what state is your brother residing |
Re: How To Make It As A Nigerian In America In 2014 by tensor77(m): 2:01pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
Who is this OP guy. What's your business? Please every man should focus on what works for them |