Dannybammz:
Guys 5 naija guys robbed a money exchange in sharjah aed2.3million

ifyalways:

What

How were they able to escape? Their own don finish be that.

Dannybammz:
Guys 5 naija guys robbed a money exchange in sharjah aed2.3million

larryking540:

where day caught? and I wouldn't blame the officials for taging them as nigerians

Dannybammz:
Guys 5 naija guys robbed a money exchange in sharjah aed2.3million

nnamdi16:


The just succeed in tarnishing the image of Nigerians the more, bcoz the can't escape uae.

mavinjay1:
Hello Guys... Goodmorning Gurus @NonnyG @justi4jesu
I have a question for you & other gurus in the house.
I have a job already, but now my 1 year don kalas in UAE and have been planning to move to another company. Because i really want to leave this present one.

After my multiple job search, one company don accept me... but it has been one week now, They never send me offer letter.
I need the offer letter to process my cancellation in this company...
They said they will send it... Uptil now...im being ghosted.
Please can you shed more lights on whats happening
.. or its better to just continue my job search.

Please... UAE experts.. help me

xyz123456:

The thing tire me self. Anytime i see this type of news, I always want to change my passport immediately but the issue is I have a very good job here and might not get the same offer in Canada & Australia plus no tax here...

NONNYG:
one week is too small to start worrying yourself about losing the offer , anyway keep searching for job and then hope the company get back to you, meanwhile you have nothing to lose since you’re not on a visit visa

nitrogen:


Really? Does your job pay you up to 20k per month? If not, I see no reason why you cant leave for Canada or Australia. Its a long term benefit, you have a better passport, you'd get a job that will pay you almost the same salary or more, you live some comfortable lifestyle, and you can even come back to the UAE after you have your passport. Better stop looking at short term benefits, and plan your life accordingly.

UAE wont give you PR, no matter the number of years you stay.

All the best.

xyz123456:

Thanks. I appreciate your post.. I get almost that amount and my manager promised to increase it by June. I understand you but its a big sacrifice to travel to a new place and start all over again. I have a friend who I think is better & more experienced than me getting only 6k. And I also have another friend who came to UAE just last month getting about 25k. Getting a good job anywhere is still with God (Luck). So, as good as getting a new passport is, It might be risky to start from those countries from scratch. Sometime, I will be motivated to go for it, then again I will relax & start procrastinating.... But AlhamduliLLah, it's good problem... I am just scared of the unknown...

xyz123456:

Thanks. I appreciate your post.. I get almost that amount and my manager promised to increase it by June. I understand you but its a big sacrifice to travel to a new place and start all over again. I have a friend who I think is better & more experienced than me getting only 6k. And I also have another friend who came to UAE just last month getting about 25k. Getting a good job anywhere is still with God (Luck). So, as good as getting a new passport is, It might be risky to start from those countries from scratch. Sometime, I will be motivated to go for it, then again I will relax & start procrastinating.... But AlhamduliLLah, it's good problem... I am just scared of the unknown...

nitrogen:


What is a big sacrifice? I see that you are an IT guy which means you wont have issues getting a job anywhere in the world, so why sweat it?

I am considering the move, rent alone for me is about 7.5k monthly, you can then imagine how much I get monthly, but I wont allow that stop me from doing what will help my future generations. As long as my career/field is marketable.

Not trying to convince you, but to put things into perspective, look at this example. My boss is an Australian, his parents moved (not comfortable for them) from India to Australia when he was young, now they all have Australian passports. He recently moved to Dubai and has been here for about 3 years or so. He got good offers because of his citizenship, he goes for any meeting anywhere in the world because his passport allows him, he goes on vacation anywhere because he does not need to apply for visa. His kids are Australians, they have access to basic amenities for free. If I have meetings in London or Mexico, I need to book appointments with VFS and respective embassies. So frustrating.

Your pay may be fantastic, but I think you should consider it at some point, especially since these advanced countries currently have quite simple processes for migration, you could get your PR, land, come back to Dubai to continue your work while you apply for jobs from Dubai and then you can make a permanent move. It works well.

Sometimes, taking risks can give you great returns that when you look back, you'd be thanking your stars that you took the risk. (Check out Careem and its employees stock options, almost all the employees are millionaires, why? because of the recent sale to UBER, and the fact that they have stock options. My colleague declined to join Careem when they started, he was scared to go with the unknown)

Just my one kobo.

nnamdi16:



Guy, if you're earning almost 20k in uae, then why would want to leave and start life afresh in a new country. Meanwhile, i'd like to know the kind of job u do, maybe i go venture into that aspect.

nitrogen:


What is a big sacrifice? I see that you are an IT guy which means you wont have issues getting a job anywhere in the world, so why sweat it?

I am considering the move, rent alone for me is about 7.5k monthly, you can then imagine how much I get monthly, but I wont allow that stop me from doing what will help my future generations. As long as my career/field is marketable.

Not trying to convince you, but to put things into perspective, look at this example. My boss is an Australian, his parents moved (not comfortable for them) from India to Australia when he was young, now they all have Australian passports. He recently moved to Dubai and has been here for about 3 years or so. He got good offers because of his citizenship, he goes for any meeting anywhere in the world because his passport allows him, he goes on vacation anywhere because he does not need to apply for visa. His kids are Australians, they have access to basic amenities for free. If I have meetings in London or Mexico, I need to book appointments with VFS and respective embassies. So frustrating.

Your pay may be fantastic, but I think you should consider it at some point, especially since these advanced countries currently have quite simple processes for migration, you could get your PR, land, come back to Dubai to continue your work while you apply for jobs from Dubai and then you can make a permanent move. It works well.

Sometimes, taking risks can give you great returns that when you look back, you'd be thanking your stars that you took the risk. (Check out Careem and its employees stock options, almost all the employees are millionaires, why? because of the recent sale to UBER, and the fact that they have stock options. My colleague declined to join Careem when they started, he was scared to go with the unknown)

Just my one kobo.

nitrogen:


Really? Does your job pay you up to 20k per month? If not, I see no reason why you cant leave for Canada or Australia. Its a long term benefit, you have a better passport, you'd get a job that will pay you almost the same salary or more, you live some comfortable lifestyle, and you can even come back to the UAE after you have your passport. Better stop looking at short term benefits, and plan your life accordingly.

UAE wont give you PR, no matter the number of years you stay.

All the best.

xyz123456:

As for the Careem, Its part of the reason I don't want to leave cos I am working on my start-up. Even paystack is not doing bad in 9ja. And I am thinking I might not be able to finance my start-up working in those countries with tax But I really like your post. I wish you best of luck

Olupapparazy1:
With DS news of crimes and thefts, does UAE need any more reason to stop Nigerians from entering their land. Ion wantu sound paranoid but what more reason do they need to keep letting people dt will hurt em come into dia country. Some Nigerians dy vex me sha.

Olupapparazy1:
With DS news of crimes and thefts, does UAE need any more reason to stop Nigerians from entering their land. Ion wantu sound paranoid but what more reason do they need to keep letting people dt will hurt em come into dia country. Some Nigerians dy vex me sha.

nitrogen:


What is a big sacrifice? I see that you are an IT guy which means you wont have issues getting a job anywhere in the world, so why sweat it?

I am considering the move, rent alone for me is about 7.5k monthly, you can then imagine how much I get monthly, but I wont allow that stop me from doing what will help my future generations. As long as my career/field is marketable.

Not trying to convince you, but to put things into perspective, look at this example. My boss is an Australian, his parents moved (not comfortable for them) from India to Australia when he was young, now they all have Australian passports. He recently moved to Dubai and has been here for about 3 years or so. He got good offers because of his citizenship, he goes for any meeting anywhere in the world because his passport allows him, he goes on vacation anywhere because he does not need to apply for visa. His kids are Australians, they have access to basic amenities for free. If I have meetings in London or Mexico, I need to book appointments with VFS and respective embassies. So frustrating.

Your pay may be fantastic, but I think you should consider it at some point, especially since these advanced countries currently have quite simple processes for migration, you could get your PR, land, come back to Dubai to continue your work while you apply for jobs from Dubai and then you can make a permanent move. It works well.

Sometimes, taking risks can give you great returns that when you look back, you'd be thanking your stars that you took the risk. (Check out Careem and its employees stock options, almost all the employees are millionaires, why? because of the recent sale to UBER, and the fact that they have stock options. My colleague declined to join Careem when they started, he was scared to go with the unknown)

Just my one kobo.

oluayebenz:



Mr Man are you advising?
Someone is earning enough money where he reside u are telling him to migrate and start all over again?

Have u been to the so called Canada and Australia to know how they live there?

I just tired for some Nigerians , u are comfortable somewhere and you will still want to migrate for what?
that's why those countries treat u like shit.....

Dannybammz:
Guys 5 naija guys robbed a money exchange in sharjah aed2.3million

Marioalert:
those guys are hopeless useless niggas