₦airaland Forum

skarlett:
This one is just looking for maga, ode

PreciousRahl:
I have a Galaxy S4 (19500). 2gb ram and 32gb rom

oxprince2:
Am a GSM software engineer in Abia precisely.......
I have a friend in Durban South Africa......
Which am preparing to relocate there too....
Can I run a GSM software work over there.....
Can it be profitable over there.?

Like unlocking of all phones
Software Update of all phones
Etc... Can I make it big with this job?

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RiyadhGoddess:
It's called privacy mehn

zioncity555:
That's while am planing leaving out too. ..
AND the case of Rwanda are more very better off, they even give residents permit,
And welcoming foregniers no police harassment like it is in Kenyan,
And very easy to do business over there too.

Empress2014:
is black not beautiful?

Agbaletu:
Light skin Rwandans are very few in number.
They are mostly Dark skinned.

revontuli:
There seems to be both light and dark skin tones if you look at the news stories from Rwanda: http://www.newtimes.co.rw/section/read/204996

revontuli:
They are Africans, of course they are black. You expected them to be Chinese?

Lonestar124:
What kind of business?

Lonestar124:
3us charge for 100us.

I wish I can bro.

Lonestar124:
He or she is a swindler.

Lonestar124:
Kakata a neighbouring city within moronvia.

You mean 200us for month or year?

Lonestar124:
You can rent a shop and also use containers here..very common.

My friend pays 40usd monthly but it depends the places.

Lonestar124:
Very easy even a Nigeria business owner can do the transition....that is not problem here.

justi4jesu:
https://gulfnews.com/news/uae/government/major-changes-in-uae-visa-rules-1.2236712


https://m.gulfnews.com/amp/xpress/news/now-get-a-freelancer-permit-for-just-dh7-500-a-year-1.2236547?__twitter_impression=true


In the same context, the Cabinet adopted a decision to grant people overstaying their visa a chance to leave the country voluntarily without a "no entry" passport stamp. A new 6-month visa will be introduced for job seekers who overstayed their visa but wish to work in the country. The temporary visa enhances the UAE’s position as a land of opportunities and a destination for talents and professionals.
As for Individuals who entered the UAE illegally, they will have the chance to leave voluntarily with a "no entry" stamp for two years given that they provide a valid return ticket.
Equally, in a step aimed at simplifying the process and easing the financial burden on individuals wishing to adjust or renew their visa, they can now do so for a fee without having to leave and re-enter the country.

justi4jesu:
https://gulfnews.com/news/uae/government/major-changes-in-uae-visa-rules-1.2236712


https://m.gulfnews.com/amp/xpress/news/now-get-a-freelancer-permit-for-just-dh7-500-a-year-1.2236547?__twitter_impression=true


In the same context, the Cabinet adopted a decision to grant people overstaying their visa a chance to leave the country voluntarily without a "no entry" passport stamp. A new 6-month visa will be introduced for job seekers who overstayed their visa but wish to work in the country. The temporary visa enhances the UAE’s position as a land of opportunities and a destination for talents and professionals.
As for Individuals who entered the UAE illegally, they will have the chance to leave voluntarily with a "no entry" stamp for two years given that they provide a valid return ticket.
Equally, in a step aimed at simplifying the process and easing the financial burden on individuals wishing to adjust or renew their visa, they can now do so for a fee without having to leave and re-enter the country.

Harry4040:
bro thanks for the update ....just wanna ask this question because no one have talk about it here ....how does G work goes there ? I mean yahoo...do you have any idea about or heard anything about it there ?

kaffy4tope:
We need at least 10 Ayes

kaffy4tope:
You gonna enjoy it. safe!


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Or should we just create a WhatsApp group? If you’re in support of creating a Group for this purpose say Aye!!

kaffy4tope:
All you neeed is Board a bus from Nairobi and land here in Kigali.

There is no business you do that is not good here. Yeah Uber biz is cool too.

Embassies here are so empty that ordinary few documents can get you a Canadian Visa.

Dollars account opening is just 3 mins. Please nobody should ask me anything again Biko. Lazy Nigerian youths buy ticket and come see things for yourselves.

domainsales18:
Hey Nairalanders,


I was born and bred in Lagos...Presently, I have been residing in Abuja since 2012...Let compare and contrast both cities for more illumination.


1. Transportation
Lagos transportation system is quite hectic...You need to be strong to board a commercial vehicle in Lagos...There's a lot of pushing, shoving and insults...On several occasions, phones and bags are stolen...Lagos traffic is like another issue entirely...You can be in a traffic for like 2hours without any of the vehicles moving...I mean every vehicles will be in a gridlock...For someone getting to his/her destinations takes a lot of hours coupled with the stress of sitting uncomfortably in one position...Getting home, one is tired and worn out...Eventually, the lifespan of a Lagosian is usually divided by a quarter.
Abuja is not like that...The traffic is very smooth and you will get to your office within 45minutes long...In the case, there's traffic, the vehicles usually move and clears up within few minutes compared to Lagos...Lastly on this, Abuja roads are way sleeky and motorable, even during rainy season.

2. Accommodation
Lagos accommodation is nothing to write home about, as majority of the houses are in a state of moribund and dilapidation...The rent paid in Lagos is up the mountains for the high brow areas in Lagos, unless one want to go to a slum area to rent an eyesore of a structure deprived of the needed facilities...In Abuja here, you will see affordable houses like one-bedroom flat with facilities of N150,000 but not exceeding N250,000 in good areas...A nice one-bedroom of this standard in Lagos goes for more than N400,000...You can agree with me here that Abuja homes are very affordable.


3. Electricity
In Abuja, the area I stay always have constant, I mean constant (20-24hours of light)...You can't compare that with Lagos...When I was in Lagos, the electricity supply is way below expectations...The mosquitoes always had field days with us then because of no light for fans to blow them off.


4. Air
As a result of the constant supply of light in Abuja and its environs, there are fewer generators that would have been polluting the air with the dangerous carbon monoxide which would have impaired the health of the inhabitants and animals here...That's why people here always have higher lifespans, as they enjoy the undiluted air, free from nature...Less people go to the hospitals here.
You can hardly find people with asthma and other lung diseases...Lagos is so choked up that breathing is quite a laborious activity...Did I forget to tell you folks that, the waste management system here works 100%...You hardly find dumpsites and garbage piled up here...Lagos is an eyesore filled with dumpsites and littered with wastes everywhere.


5. Business
I must confess that Lagos is way up the league in this area, as there are many opportunities abounding in Lagos...What's the essence of business?Is it not to make money, send your children to school, pay bills, buy a car and build a house?Sure, you can make money anywhere if you have the right information and materials at your disposal...Some people are making millions of naira at the comfort of their homes without the 9-5pm type of jobs...Thousands of people are making it more than those in Lagos...Business in Lagos is over hyped...You can virtually make your money anywhere.


6. Crime Rate
The crime rate in Lagos is growing at a geometric progression because of the population over there...In Lagos, the rate of cultism, kidnapping, suicide, prostitution, armed robbery, burgling, pick pocketing, yahoo, yahoo plus and ritualism has skyrocketed...Lives are not really safe in Lagos...You can't walk easy on the roads because you might be attacked by all these area boys (alayes) and the rest...This is not so in Abuja...Here, we sleep with our two eyes closed...You can carry your costly phones and laptops on the streets without any form of molestation...Nobody is ready to snatch your IPhone from you because everybody is a big boy here...You can stay outside and come back late without any harassment...Life is really great here in Abuja.

There's no way I can go back to settle in Lagos, except on a short visit.

Abuja is the small London of Nigeria.
That's my two cents.

I still need a roommate.

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