Old news.

I doubt those two who 'returned' really returned Brazil economy still better than Nigeria.

ednut1:
2 of them have voluntarily returned to Nigeria

They will still go again. Stowaway don't stop, it's adventure for them.

Zxcvbnmghtr:


Unifair life7, why should I cover my face in shame. I make enough money in Nigeria that gives me the privilege to go enjoy vacations abroad and not go there to do odd jobs.

Lol all I can say is May Tinubu's government continue to favour me and my family just like Buhari's government favoured us. The reality of life is government policies don't favour all. Sorry! .

Hahahahaha Mr Emilokan

We go remind you just as we remind you for baba Daura own

Continue to asslick your oppressors jare

UnfairLife7:
Hahahahaha Mr Emilokan

We go remind you just as we remind you for baba Daura own

Continue to asslick your oppressors jare

Sorry once again. Wish you luck next time.

Nazgul:
Please I want to ask. The oil Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar... etc has, is the same oil we have here in Nigeria?

Cos with the kind of oil and other mineral resources we have in this country, it's almost impossible to believe that Nigeria has one of the lowest GDP per capita in the world. It's citizens are languishing in abject poverty.

Check Thier population and our population first....

Zxcvbnmghtr:


Sorry once again. Wish you luck next time.

did you read this one now Mr Emilokan

Your Emilokan is sleeping under ACwhile RONU is sleeping inside mosquito

May Tinubu AC favour me and my family

gaskiyamagana:

They are failures. After surviving such risk and not deported by the Brazilian authority . Their village people mean them seriously.

They didn't return. Brazil GDP is better, APC don't want further embarrassment due to Thier failure and Brazil of all places, so they'll beg and bribe news outlet to lie that two returned.

They played this on repeat on aljazeera. Is it just me or is anyone else wondering how they slept on that ruder at all.

The part where he said he thought he was taking a solo risk only to meet three men already there just off me. 😁😁😁. It means he came late sef. Omo.

That is eh

Mindlog:
They stared at death for 14 days!

Hmm. Naive.

Gerrard59:


So mention the country in Africa that is better off than Brazil?

You people just type nonsense anyhow.

tensazangetsu20:
They are lucky. Brazil is heaven on earth compared to any place in Africa

Botswana in Southern Africa is heaven compared to Brazil.

grandstar:


Botswana in Southern Africa is heaven compared to Brazil.

Story for the gods

tensazangetsu20:


Story for the gods

Guy free those guys, some people like to the dream.

tensazangetsu20:
They are lucky. Brazil is heaven on earth compared to any place in Africa

It's a lie, I have been to Brazil, it's a dump site,
Thugs
Drugs
Illiterates
Etc

Starzo:
Lol....same Brazil wey some people dey literally chop shat just to survive

Ignorance is truly a disease

You deh ije u deh write this thing. I know am for sure. Ode.

if anything happen to that ship like the one that burn with electric cars, they will be in big soup, fish food.

solid3:


They will still go again. Stowaway don't stop, it's adventure for them.

redofeu:

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Family pakage 1tb?

I would not encourage anyone to take such risk......but let be frank with ourselves 9ja hard. I'm an undergraduate, I took 3 to market this evening, I can't see one single thing I bought that make me not have a single penny with me right now. 5k as at now is just like you're holding #500 I swear.

When I return form buying what I went to buy, i girl in my neighborhood walk up to me and was like " mo ti wa wo UI. Nile" I have come to look for you at home.....I was like ...okay ...hope no problem. She said I should help her with #100 ....I just laugh told her I've spend all I have o, I no get Shi Shi to help you with.
That's what people are passing through....9ja don cast.

xandy84:
First, you can make your points without being rude and made calling. Second, Brazil is better than Nigeria but no country in the world worth risking your life to travel to. $$ does not grow on trees.
I never said traveling is bad, in fact, traveling is awesome but I will NEVER risk my life to travel abroad cos we only have one life.
Please be matured enough to state your points without insult and name calling. It makes the receiver understand and possibly engage you in conversation next time. Peace

Next time, don't lie brazenly on the Internet. Brazilians are moving to the US illegally yet the visa refusal rate for Brazilians is less than 20%.

I'm not here to make you or anyone happy with my posts. Just don't lie, that's all.

erico2k2:

You still managed not to answer the question, I asked WHAT WORK? don't forget I went to the centre where Nigerians own almost all Biz to speak to loads of them there, their main aim was to cross to the USA, but it aint easy and cost loads, I must have spoken to a dozen to be migrants!

That's the problem with illegal migration and not going to school. A black African who has a BSc and knows Portuguese or strives to learn it then move to Brazil to obtain a MSc degree would live a better life than in Africa.

That's an undeniable fact.

The people you met are illegal migrants or uneducated migrants who most likely don't have the Brazilian passport. A Brazilian passport holder can move to anywhere in the EU visa free. For a country to enjoy visa free access to EU nations means she is above middle class status.

When you people write these things, do well to explain the nitty-gritty of what you wrote.

grandstar:


Botswana in Southern Africa is heaven compared to Brazil.

Botswana has one of the highest unemployment rate in Africa. That's an undeniable fact. Please do some research. Also, Botswana is Apples to Oranges when compared to Brazil. Additionally, it's not easy to migrate to Botswana as a West African. In fact, I dare say it's easier to migrate to the UK as a Nigerian than to Botswana.

Hu2010:


1. Tunisia

Tunisia isn't part of black Africa. Tunisians don't see themselves as Africans. The earlier you people know this, the better.

Africa here means black Africa.

planetx:
Heaven on earth? But Brazilians make up some of the largest groups trying to enter the US illegally through the Mexican border.

This same Brazilians?!

Yes, lots of immigrants are living in Brazil as a pass-through to the USA. Those who are in Brazil to stay and work did their research and figured out what to do. If you learn the language and have work authorization you can see available jobs on several portals like https://gupy.io/ with over 4,000 companies across over 20 different industry verticals listing their openings and you also have catho.com.br, empregos.com.br, hbne.com.br. Others are indeed.com.br, careerjet.com.br, infojobs.com.br. Brazilian newspapers also list jobs e.g. Gazeta Online, and A Tribuna.

Popular jobs for qualified foreigners include banking/fnance roles, IT specialists, Builder, Engineers, Oil and gas workers, and Space and nanotechnology researchers.

The most common job for people in-between jobs or trying to find their feet is teaching English. While the unemployment rate in Brazil is around 9%, the informal sector is where you find many people including immigrants servicing the huge population (that's where the cluster of Nigerians you see in Sao Paulo belong).

The biggest employers within the formal sector are Ford Motor Company, Microsoft, and Brazilian companies like Petrobras, Ultrapar Participacoes, Vale or Banco Bradesco. The public service pay very well but jobs are limited to Brazilian nationals.

erico2k2:

You still managed not to answer the question, I asked WHAT WORK? don't forget I went to the centre where Nigerians own almost all Biz to speak to loads of them there, their main aim was to cross to the USA, but it aint easy and cost loads, I must have spoken to a dozen to be migrants!

Shikena:
Yes, lots of immigrants are living in Brazil as a pass-through to the USA. Those who are in Brazil to stay and work did their research and figured out what to do. If you learn the language and have work authorization you can see available jobs on several portals like https://gupy.io/ with over 4,000 companies across over 20 different industry verticals listing their openings and you also have catho.com.br, empregos.com.br, hbne.com.br. Others are indeed.com.br, careerjet.com.br, infojobs.com.br. Brazilian newspapers also list jobs e.g. Gazeta Online, and A Tribuna.

Popular jobs for qualified foreigners include banking/fnance roles, IT specialists, Builder, Engineers, Oil and gas workers, and Space and nanotechnology researchers.

The most common job for people in-between jobs or trying to find their feet is teaching English. While the unemployment rate in Brazil is around 9%, the informal sector is where you find many people including immigrants servicing the huge population.

The biggest employers within the formal sector are Ford Motor Company, Microsoft, and Brazilian companies like Petrobras, Ultrapar Participacoes, Vale or Banco Bradesco. The public service pay very well but jobs are limited to Brazilian nationals.

please o need help urgently, is there anyone coming from Nigeria to Brazil soon?? I want you to bring a document over here , I don’t have money for DHL.. please 🙏

tojahh:
Chai


This reminds me of my trip to Palermo via Tripoli (Libya). Mehn don suffer sha.

Did you later made it to Europe bro, i can't wait to hear your success story

Chuwagold:
please o need help urgently, is there anyone coming from Nigeria to Brazil soon?? I want you to bring a document over here , I don’t have money for DHL.. please 🙏

Not that I know of, my contract in Brazil ended several years ago. Also, people are definitely wary of helping bring anything including documents to or from Brazil due to the bad eggs among us. You just have to ask around within your direct circle.

planetx:
Heaven on earth? But Brazilians make up some of the largest groups trying to enter the US illegally through the Mexican border.

Where did you get that from? Can you provide any link/proof of that? Brazil is one place that shocked me about their attitude towards moving to Brazil. The US Embassy was almost empty the few times I went there.

These are the known largest groups coming through the Mexican border: nationals of Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Venezuala, Ecuador, Nicaragua, and Haiti. Brazilians come in also but when you factor in their population, it's just a super tiny fraction and nowhere close to the countries I mentioned.

The two that came back, them fvck up i swear

Shikena:
Yes, lots of immigrants are living in Brazil as a pass-through to the USA. Those who are in Brazil to stay and work did their research and figured out what to do. If you learn the language and have work authorization you can see available jobs on several portals like https://gupy.io/ with over 4,000 companies across over 20 different industry verticals listing their openings and you also have catho.com.br, empregos.com.br, hbne.com.br. Others are indeed.com.br, careerjet.com.br, infojobs.com.br. Brazilian newspapers also list jobs e.g. Gazeta Online, and A Tribuna.

Popular jobs for qualified foreigners include banking/fnance roles, IT specialists, Builder, Engineers, Oil and gas workers, and Space and nanotechnology researchers.

The most common job for people in-between jobs or trying to find their feet is teaching English. While the unemployment rate in Brazil is around 9%, the informal sector is where you find many people including immigrants servicing the huge population (that's where the cluster of Nigerians you see in Sao Paulo belong).

The biggest employers within the formal sector are Ford Motor Company, Microsoft, and Brazilian companies like Petrobras, Ultrapar Participacoes, Vale or Banco Bradesco. The public service pay very well but jobs are limited to Brazilian nationals.

Bro you still did not tell us the kind of job available for a Nigerian
My point is no professional would open thier eyes and go to brazil to work
English teaching is the nearest best thing. Now ask yourself how long it will take you to learn teh language up to A levels grade. Learning the language on its own is a challenge let alone writing it.To even get a SIm card to put on your phone is a challenge as you need a national ID card and number for that some sort of NIN thing, so all fru I was on Wi-Fi or a satellite phone. Bro compared to other countries of the west these are third world countries. We as Nigerians are some worth too much to spend our money brains and resources to say migrate to Brazil if not for tourism, and guess what its damn way expenssive to go there from Nigeria flight tickets alone can set one back N13million plus.

Many people one move
Hardship too much

I have provided the info above, I don't know what your expectations are and I don't know which country open up a portal and say THESE JOBS ARE MEANT FOR NIGERIANS. As an immigrant, you go in with no expectation and find your way. If your concern is if Nigerians have good jobs in Brazil, yes they do and there are several professional groups across different Brazilian cities including Brasilia, Sao Paulo & Rio.

English teaching:
Nigerians are working warehouses in America until they have documents, some are working in African restaurants. English teaching is better in my opinion and many Nigerians do it effortlessly after a few months in Brazil.

SIM Card:
Have you ever asked yourself if it's easy for foreigner to get SIM card or Wi-Fi in Nigeria? Forget foreigners, you think it's easy adjusting to Nigeria for Nigerians living abroad?

erico2k2:

Bro you still did not tell us the kind of job available for a Nigerian
My point is no professional would open thier eyes and go to brazil to work
English teaching is the nearest best thing. Now ask yourself how long it will take you to learn teh language up to A levels grade. Learning the language on its own is a challenge let alone writing it.To even get a SIm card to put on your phone is a challenge as you need a national ID card and number for that some sort of NIN thing, so all fru I was on Wi-Fi or a satellite phone. Bro compared to other countries of the west these are third world countries. We as Nigerians are some worth too much to spend our money brains and resources to say migrate to Brazil if not for tourism, and guess what its damn way expenssive to go there from Nigeria flight tickets alone can set one back N13million plus.