grossintel:
[b]All I see here are insensitive posts tagged trash talk from people who have never left the shore of Nigeria and currently waiting for dad to send monthly stipends as usual so they can recharge a data plan and the more trash talks. The answer to your question depends on what type of visa, F1/F2 or B1/B2 or an immigrant visa with permanent permit. Personally I would take the offer if I can get a permanent permit to work as well and maybe a daily pay of $100 with accommodation. If this is the case, saving $2k shouldn't be hard if I can get a second job that net's in 1k monthly. $2k is presently 720,000 and this is what I can save if I'm a bad spender. Also I will work on understanding the most wanted professionals in my state and save up money for tuitions, hustling in America pays but it's hard because you work crazy hours and pay tax for everything. But if you have a plan to become a professional with the right qualifications you can easily nets $150k = 54 million naira annually after tax. So don't think 300k is a lot of money, I make that some months online and it doesn't seem as much. But building a career in the states or Canada or Australia will pay you far more in the future than most jobs in Nigeria will pay you in a life time. And did I mention quality of life, security and basic amenities, and yeah equal opportunity everyone gets and not because you know anyone. Nigeria is not a county to be proud of, everything is wrong about this country. 2019 is coming and yeah, same pdp and apc thieves will rule you again.[/b]

daryoor:
work for 1 year save half of your salary, youll be able to get 5 milliom naira loan from the bank (yes i said it, the bank!). so u have 6 million.

the 6 million should be sufficuent for any visa package world wide be is school, skilled migration, visting (to overstay your legality)

what ever type of visa you take to a yankee or canada. do correct ict traing that you are sure the local market is craving. voila! and if it doesnt work ull survive on over working yourself on unskilled labour for minimum wage.


if u stay in nigeria ?

i hope your family members are rich because anybody earning 300 is a family breadwinner. who u epp? you will help tire shabi na u savi work for multinational.

that loan i mentiones u will still take it to meet up with the societal expectation such as marriage, car, housing, etc.


and dem fit downsize (SACK YOU) for the company sef.


why not intergrate yourself to a society that will pay of for you and your children and the generations to come.