₦airaland Forum

youngest85:
The man is a fool
His foolishness will soon pay him back

Flocky:
Can I see pictures

Ugosample:
I got my eyes on the June rates.

Chubhie:
Naira is becoming worthless as tissue paper. $11k=4Milla Everyone is effectively a millionaire.

nelsonebby:
Around $70?

Money I use for subscription alone monthly.

theamerican:
I asked if you had first hand experience about how the U.S system works, you didn't answer. Your follow-up post has made me more interested in knowing your answer to that question. Please, not what "someone you know over there" said or what you have read online, I mean first hand experience.

Your questions are in my opinion, misplaced priorities. First of all, "how long do you have till you retire?", there's no set age in stone for anyone to retire. It all depends on where you find yourself and your plans for life. You can retire at 40, 45, 65 or 70. Who knows?

I have no student loans or mortgage. These things aren't mandatory. People get scholarships, graduate assistantships... there are affordable community colleges/colleges to start from, get working experience, save up then go back to school for whatever you want in life. Student loans and mortgages are choices people make. Nobody is forced to commit to them. Countless people buy houses through mortgage and have their tenants pay the whole mortgage over time. There are career paths that do not need college degrees. Look them up, please.

Depends on what kind of business you want to set up. I hope you're not talking about selling sachet water, recharge cards, "canteen", or some of the low end "business" in Nigeria. Everybody is not going to be a business brain. If you wanna be an entrepreneur, you have to follow rules, regulations and do it the proper way.

Regarding trips, all my weekends are free. I can always go wherever for a weekend if I can afford it. Don't get me started on the homophobia. I'm not homophobic and question 9 shows 14th century mindset. I believe teaching kids they are free to do and can be absolutely whatever they want, and choose whatever they want (as long as it's legal) is the way to go in this age and time. If Lesbians can kiss, what's stopping two men from kissing? They're not bothering anyone.

Contrary to your belief, setting up a business is easy here. All you need is a proper plan, very good research and a proposal. You have access to loans and information and what you see is what you get.

Question 7: the U.S. owes no Nigerian student anything in return. The system was designed for students to come here, learn, and go back to Nigeria to continue living their lives. They ensure you get the quality education you paid for, that's the term of the visa/agreement. Despite this, people remain and carve out quality futures for themselves here. please open your mind.

I already told you we both see life differently so... I'll understand if my answers sound like crap to you. You make sense, people who see life like you will understand what you're saying and follow your line of thought. It's just not my style.

TheCongo2:
You don't have to speak French to teach in Canada.
However, been a bilingual or speaking French outside of Quebec is an asset that is in demand and will set you above the crowd.
There is a huge demand for teachers in French schools in Ontario. I believe the starting salary is 65K and after 3 years it goes up to 100K. They are always hiring.

Please keep in mind that if you only speaks English and that you aren't getting a teaching job, you may always registered with a school board as a substitute teacher. The school board has jurisdiction over many schools. When one of the teachers in a given school had called in sick for the day, the school board will call a substitute teacher to fill in for the day.

As for your first question, I am a work analyst.

Sirfeeking:
In addition to @Kagari post,10 000 naira is enough if you reside on the island or mainland.


2k for the boat fee(to...and fro is 4k)
5k for a sit.


Cheers.

Affordablerent:
Houses for rent at Satellite axis, affordable and clean