monfizzy:


I think most Nigerians living in the U.K. wanting to move to Canada are those who don’t have papers here. As a naturalised U.K. citizen who have visited Canada twice to see my junior bro who lives in Toronto and some friends I don’t see any reason of wanting to move there. Take away the Canadian PR scheme many Nigerians won’t have Canada in their choice migration destination and I stand to be corrected.

Talawaka:


Migrants with no Canadian experience are locked out of the job market.
It is a racket that helps ensure the country's economy continues growing.

Co-Signed.

claremont:


I spent 6 weeks working in Fort Bragg, NC, USA in 2015, and I came to the same conclusion as you did with Canada. To be honest, anyone who is settled in the UK and working in a professional job doesn't have any reason to relocate to any other developed country. The experience would broadly be the same in most developed countries. I have seen immigrants working at the very top of their careers, but I have also seen immigrants with MSc/PhDs driving taxis to make a living.

monfizzy:


Exactly. U.K. that in 6hours you’re in Nigeria, better friendly weather with more Nigerian community and food that anyone settled here will give up for a freezing country. No way. Na those wey no get kpali here dey wan move to Canada.

jubrilELsudan:
ME I LEFT CANADA CAUSE TO SEE FVCK NA WAR

THANK GOD I MOVED TO SOUTH AFRICA

CAUSE HERE I NO DEY KNOW WETIN TO TAKE FVCK DO AGAIN

IN A DAY I CAN FVCK 10 DIFFERENT GIRLS AND WOMEN

AND HERE IN SOUTH AFRICA...THE LEGAL AGE OF CONSENT IS 16YEARS SO AM WITHIN THE LEGAL BOUNDARIES OF THE LAW TO FVCK A 16 YEAR OLD

20+ YEARS THAT I HAVE BEEN LIVING HERE....I HAVE FVCKED OVER 5 THOUSAND GIRLS AND WOMEN

monfizzy:


Please this is an adult forum and not a gathering of some naive high school talks. Stop the exaggeration it’s becoming silly mate

ednut1:
as uk no wan give people kpali. They should not go where kpali dey I have friends in audit firm who went to uk on work visa. They have to do that stressfull job for 5 years in kpmg and the likes and cant change jobs from audit. But Canada dey give citizenship after 3 years plus freedom to enter non audit industries lol. Ogun punish priti patel, gordon brownDavid Cameron, theresa may and others wey don show boys pepper now and in the past lol

ednut1:
as uk no wan give people kpali. They should not go where kpali dey I have friends in audit firm who went to uk on work visa. They have to do that stressfull job for 5 years in kpmg and the likes and cant change jobs from audit. But Canada dey give citizenship after 3 years plus freedom to enter non audit industries lol. Ogun punish priti patel, gordon brown, theresa may and others wey don show boys pepper now and in the past lol

Eriokanmi:
I told a friend who wants to send his wife to the UK to give birth, that the baby may not get citizenship

Eriokanmi:
I told a friend who wants to send his wife to the UK to give birth, that the baby may not get citizenship

apolonius:


A friend moved to the GTA, Canada to join his family in October last year. He has been working with 3 banks because of the remote work and making $26k monthly. He is a Project Manager.

I know friends that came in 2018/2019 who are Vice Presidents of banks like CITI among others.

I am talking about people in my circle. These things can be verified in the WhatsApp groups of former bankers from Nigeria. You can also go on LinkedIn. I can give names!�

People talk about the US and the UK. Most of the Nigerians I studied with, often from rich families, are in the UK doing security jobs, working in Morrison’s, ASDA and MacDonald’s. I am proud of them but it’s what they can get.

Unlike the UK where Canary Wharf and big city jobs are for the Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College, LSE lots, many Nigerians working in big Canadian banks and holding prime positions studied in Ife, Awka, Osogbo, Anyigba, Zaria and Abeokuta. Nothing more! �

Yes, some Nigerians are teachers and nurses in the UK and the US. How much do Nigerian nurses and teachers make in the UK? 26-34k annually. Nigerian professors in UK universities make 50-75k annually. I have a sister teaching in a high school in Alabama with a PhD in education leadership. Her income is less than $50k annually.

Professors in Canada, starting with the lowest rank of Assistant Professor earns between $137-150k. Full professors earn between $160-350k. If you want to check do the next thing:

Google the Ontario Sunshine List where the government mandates that people making salaries of $100k above be displayed. For instance, check for Professor Obi Okafor of Osgoode Law School. I will delete this in few minutes!�

ednut1:
visit cibc, cra, kpmg, citibank , td bank, bmo, amazon, meta, pwc, mastercard, etc on LinkedIn. And check employees. Nigerians full there

Gerrard59:


LOL!

You people are very unrealistic in your suggestions. How many black people do you know who are successful in those countries? Do you know how it's to become a Singaporean citizen? Or naturalised Swiss citizen?

ak22:


For your mind now, this is achievement?

detectivejones:
In your dream when you sleep.

Gerrard59:



Pretty impressive!

NuCypher:


Okay, time for the twists and turns. but I get your time today.

You said and I quote:


I said:



I know you need a detailed explanation because you don't know these things and are gullible enough to swallow what your "friend" told you. So, I'll explain to you.

He doesn't make $345k. He very likely makes $150-180k. Do you see the difference? And that's gross too, not net. It will be taxed.
The rest of that $345k is comprised of stock which is paid out over a definite period as long your "friend" stays on in the company. Which means it's vested, in case you don't know. If he leaves at any time, he loses his right to the stocks. Not to mention the stocks are subject to the ups and downs of the stock market. Some of it is also sign-on, which is also paid in chunks over a definite period. So, your friend doesn't make $345k (continuous tense, in case you miss the English). On the regular, he makes way less, given that's just total comp, some of which is spread over several years, conditional on his continued stay at the company.

I know you will still come back with your half-thought arguments. But this is the last I'm saying on this. Many of you Nigerians are just too easily impressed once somebody starts throwing numbers at you that you don't even know the details of.

NuCypher:

Agencies where you trade FX here report to the government every single time. Jail time awaits those who avoid taxes

apolonius:


I am aware of the shooting. I was to join a friend there that night. But they are open. They should have moved elsewhere to honour those two kids. I won’t go there again to honour their memories. But it’s a great place to meet people. I visited 1-2 times every 4-6 weeks. Were you a patron?�

ednut1:
as uk no wan give people kpali. They should not go where kpali dey I have friends in audit firm who went to uk on work visa. They have to do that stressfull job for 5 years in kpmg and the likes and cant change jobs from audit. But Canada dey give citizenship after 3 years plus freedom to enter non audit industries lol. Ogun punish priti patel, gordon brown, theresa may and others wey don show boys pepper now and in the past lol

Ralphlauren:


Auditing in any big 4 in any part of the world is quite stressful. It's not limited to UK alone. That said, amongst the big 4 and when compared with other consultancies like mckinsey, KPMG is a stressful place to work - again, they've gained this reputation globally. lol
That said, UK tier 2 skilled visa does NOT stop anyone from changing roles (audit to non audit) or from changing employers.

99% of Nigerians leaving UK for Canada have not acquired their citizenship, have no clear pathway to citizenship or they are impatient to wait the average 6 years it takes to become a naturalised UK citizen.

Ladygirl:
Have you asked them what their taxes are like? Have they been able to build wealth or does the income fo into bills? Just curious!

Gerrard59:
When they were in Nigeria, they paid taxes but queued to buy petrol, spent money on generator maintenance, had to deal with a criminal police force, insecurity, horrible roads, unending ASUU strikes etc.

What's wrong with paying taxes? Why are you people against paying taxes?

MT:


You do not have understanding of what you are writing about. Canadian citizenship gives you no leverage in the US, I repeat. You need to find the job and the sponsor, and be subjected to the same immigration rule like someone from Africa. People from Africa too need to find the job, get a sponsor and follow through the immigration rule.

Show me one advantage with proof a Canadian with citizenship has over someone from Africa as far as the US immigration is concerned. People get transferred from Chevron in Nigeria to the US as well. This cuts across. You only feel because US and Canadians are neighbours, the rule should be specially applied to the Canadian. Hell No!

Your Canadian citizenship only allows you to visit the US visa-free for maximum time of 6 months. If you spend a day more, it is a 10-year ban.

halaqasa:


Thanks for this response bro

I am not good at explaining well

For example I deliberately receive my payments from prop firms via letsdeel. Letsdeel deduct taxes already before I send into my bank account, it's left for me to file it .

I try as much to receive my funds through verified remittances (eg PayPal), because they will deduct tax automatically.

If I am to receive through crypto, I use regulated exchanges and withdraw into my bank card( taxes and fees are also deducted )

So that's just it @ nextBIGthing

truthsayer009:


Don’t mind him, anyone who is tech person knows no company is paying them software engineering positions for 550k or 350k.

Usually people are impressed with numbers, Nigerians love fairy tale stories and that’s why their friends feeds them with it.

He was even saying "At my level bla bla bla". Nigerians and confidently saying nonsense are like 5 and 6.

NuCypher:


Okay, time for the twists and turns. but I get your time today.

You said and I quote:


I said:



I know you need a detailed explanation because you don't know these things and are gullible enough to swallow what your "friend" told you. So, I'll explain to you.

He doesn't make $345k. He very likely makes $150-180k. Do you see the difference? And that's gross too, not net. It will be taxed.
The rest of that $345k is comprised of stock which is paid out over a definite period as long your "friend" stays on in the company. Which means it's vested, in case you don't know. If he leaves at any time, he loses his right to the stocks. Not to mention the stocks are subject to the ups and downs of the stock market. Some of it is also sign-on, which is also paid in chunks over a definite period. So, your friend doesn't make $345k (continuous tense, in case you miss the English). On the regular, he makes way less, given that's just total comp, some of which is spread over several years, conditional on his continued stay at the company.

I know you will still come back with your half-thought arguments. But this is the last I'm saying on this. Many of you Nigerians are just too easily impressed once somebody starts throwing numbers at you that you don't even know the details of.

Ralphlauren:


Auditing in any big 4 in any part of the world is quite stressful. It's not limited to UK alone. That said, amongst the big 4 and when compared with other consultancies like mckinsey, KPMG is a stressful place to work - again, they've gained this reputation globally.

That said, UK tier 2 skilled visa does NOT stop anyone from changing roles (audit to non audit) or from changing employers.

99% of Nigerians leaving UK for Canada have not acquired their citizenship, have no clear pathway to citizenship or they are impatient to wait the average 6 years it takes to become a naturalised UK citizen.

halaqasa:


Thanks for this response bro

I am not good at explaining well

For example I deliberately receive my payments from prop firms via letsdeel. Letsdeel deduct taxes already before I send into my bank account, it's left for me to file it .

I try as much to receive my funds through verified remittances (eg PayPal), because they will deduct tax automatically.

If I am to receive through crypto, I use regulated exchanges and withdraw into my bank card( taxes and fees are also deducted )

So that's just it @ nextBIGthing