Fatalveli:
So UAE too is now counting themselves as a developed country, there supposed to be accepting people in their country with that their low population.

onila:
and l planned to go to Dubai this december

went there last year, had so much fun

this is so painful

kallmemrB:
Chaiii too bad...everything is collapsing around GEJ....may God gives us the right leaders

Dubai 40yrs and above is bad for biz

erico2k2:

guy name one thing produced in the UAE that we need in 9ja?

ikuoma4rea:
Complete nonsense. Can't visit dubai as schedule next month.

mickyeddi:
Nigerians! It's not only UAE that does this. Eastern European countries like Bulgaria and the other Balkan states have tougher rules for Nigerians in particular because una wahala too much. No be by force you must travel, you mention farming to a Nigerian they will say God forbid but will happily go and wash toilet and shave old women toto for care home abroad.

mickyeddi:
Nigerians! It's not only UAE that does this. Eastern European countries like Bulgaria and the other Balkan states have tougher rules for Nigerians in particular because una wahala too much. No be by force you must travel, you mention farming to a Nigerian they will say God forbid but will happily go and wash toilet and shave old women toto for care home abroad.

Moana:
this is funny but true

dabiggy:


You are right, they also go as far as stealing and causing problems in sharjah while they run to ajman and Al ain to hide,so wired,so ashamed, thank God for my red passport .they now ask nationality before employment and tenancy agreement. Deira is now so hot because nigerians.its either""i need philipino,indian Pakistani "",we have made employers so scared of employing us.

eromspete:


They have a WILL and strong commitment to developing their country and its happening cos me dey see am. Instead f*****g politicians here are busy asking for certificates.

If they aint producing anything why are many Nigerians trooping in to buy stuff in Dubai. In the 1970's they were less developed than Nigeria

prettyboi1989:
People run to dubai cos its cheap to do so, take a look at their exchange rate. D same people rushn to dubai can't dare forming 1 wik vacation n shopping in the us, dem go run down.

erico2k2:

you are worse than GMB, I asked you a simple question U nor get answer,let me ask again NAME ONE THING PRODUCED IN THE UAE THAT WE NEED IN 9JA?? you are talking bout Will, the average UAE man has will to work? I take it you have never been there then.Go and check who owns most of the Biz there,they are foreigners,even the Airport that's now the worlds busiest is a foreign investment.learn the nitty gritty b4 U comment.

eromspete:
Your reply is shocking... Dubai airport is fully owned by the Dubai Government. (refer Wikipedia)
I'm gonna leave you as you are (Ignorant) - I mean no insult
FYI - I've been in the UAE for long periods.. (Not revealing more than this)

I am really praying for you to visit this country on a tourist basis (Not for shopping O) so you can see level of development thus clearing all doubts and dislike for the country you know nothing about (All you see and know is from webpages that have edited and proofread info)

I appreciate the fact that you like Nigeria and I do too, but the citizens of this country equally like their own country too. FYI 1 AED = 51 Naira
Many Emiratis favor working for the Govt or own private businesses.

I wish you all the best

erico2k2:

Pray for me lol you are saying this to a person who lives and works in the Uk, who has traveled across choice cities around the world? Oh plzzzzz .My dear, my level Pass Dubai for tourism,Im planning Australia for the 3rd time, try that one you will love it. check who Sheikh Ahmed bin saeed Al Maktoum is and come back, all this long story for a simple question of what they produce in the UAE. ahah N51 naira is S""""""t xchange rate, we talking 1=295 U r stuck @ 1=51, U my friend is a learner

eromspete:
To answer your original question - Majority of exports of both is same (Crude and refined petroleum). Nigeria has the potential to be an even bigger market than the UAE. i dont know what currency you are referring to (1 = 295) as i was comparing both Dirham and Naira.

FYI - No prayer is too much for anyone (this is just a forum) We're just having differing opinions on things. Enjoy working in UK while i enjoy working in Abu Dhabi.

I'd consider Australia in the future (God willing)

Cheers

beejaybida:
Kindly note that it is not true o, Dubai has no age restriction for visas. Nigerians can get their visas as before. if you are in doubt, kindly call Dubai Immigrations on +97143139999 to enquire. better yet, call Emirates Airlines; they would ordinarily know since they belong to the govt of dubai and they say they arent aware of any such age restrictions.

keni:


I actually called the number and the gentle man that spoke to me said you must be 25yrs and above, he seems to have no knowledge about the 40 yrs circular.

kaykad:
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