The unemployment plaguing Nigerians is one of the reasons many are emigrating to developed countries.

What though are the job opportunities available in these countries?

A publication by the Guardian in 2016 revealed that most of the jobs undertaken, were jobs Nigerians would deem beneath them in their home country.

However, there were also some good jobs in the mix.

Below is a list that contains most of such jobs:-

1. Factory work

Nigerians, and by extension Africans can be found in most factories, doing the grunt work and heavy-lifting to earn their keep.

2. Farming

A farm in the US is not like a farm in Nigeria, so most of this Nigerians will gladly do the work in better conditions, for better pay and with machinery and equipment.

3. Taxi drivers

Many of the Taxi drivers from Nigeria are people with a university degree, who have to get some sort of certification to be employable and so have taken to driving taxis to keep body and soul together.

4. Mortuary assistants

Washing dead bodies in another man’s land is a running joke among Nigerians that reflects the reality. Many Nigerians work in mortuaries to earn a living.

5. Registered Nurse

For many Nigerian women, this is the dream job, even their male counterparts are joining in the fray.

They earn an average of $66,220 about N23 million annually, with top nurses making as much as $96,320 (N34m) and some earning less than $45,630 (N16m).

6. Information Communication Technology (ICT)

Knowledge of ICT or IT as it is more commonly called is one quick way to get a job. Seeing that it does not require as much certification as conventional jobs, young Nigerians are plugging into the system and landing stable, well-paying jobs.

7. Teaching

For those in the literary circle, landing a teaching job in colleges outside the country is another way to job security being exploited. Many have been able to apply for a PhD and teach while they get it in lieu of paying tuition fees.


lalasticlala seun mydd44

Mtcheww

8. prostitution
9. Yahoo Yahoo

plumbing

At least, better pay.

washing of dead body is a myth. it is not for unskilled pple. most nigerians don have valid stay to drive taxis too
what nigerians do most abroad do cleaning , waiter, kitchen porter(plate washing), care worker, nursing and peke ( spraying perfumes, selling sweet and cd to pple in night clubs). the lazy ones do yahoo, drugs, olosho.

All Na Hustle...

Let me be specific

In Italy Edo ladies are there for prostitution.

Spitting on the thread...

Nigerians have suffered

sugarboy to old mama

RETIREDMUMU:
The unemployment plaguing Nigerians is one of the reasons many are emigrating to developed countries.

What though are the job opportunities available in these countries?

A publication by the Guardian in 2016 revealed that most of the jobs undertaken, were jobs Nigerians would deem beneath them in their home country.

However, there were also some good jobs in the mix.

Below is a list that contains most of such jobs:-

1. Factory work

Nigerians, and by extension Africans can be found in most factories, doing the grunt work and heavy-lifting to earn their keep.

2. Farming

A farm in the US is not like a farm in Nigeria, so most of this Nigerians will gladly do the work in better conditions, for better pay and with machinery and equipment.

3. Taxi drivers

Many of the Taxi drivers from Nigeria are people with a university degree, who have to get some sort of certification to be employable and so have taken to driving taxis to keep body and soul together.

4. Mortuary assistants

Washing dead bodies in another man’s land is a running joke among Nigerians that reflects the reality. Many Nigerians work in mortuaries to earn a living.

5. Registered Nurse

For many Nigerian women, this is the dream job, even their male counterparts are joining in the fray.

They earn an average of $66,220 about N23 million annually, with top nurses making as much as $96,320 (N34m) and some earning less than $45,630 (N16m).

6. Information Communication Technology (ICT)

Knowledge of ICT or IT as it is more commonly called is one quick way to get a job. Seeing that it does not require as much certification as conventional jobs, young Nigerians are plugging into the system and landing stable, well-paying jobs.

7. Teaching

For those in the literary circle, landing a teaching job in colleges outside the country is another way to job security being exploited. Many have been able to apply for a PhD and teach while they get it in lieu of paying tuition fees.


lalasticlala seun mydd44

8. Nanny

9. Night crawler

10. Drug pusher