₦airaland Forum

kingzjay:
I can't go to any other African country to suffer. I'll rather stay here and join voices with other well meaning Nigerians to ensure this country returns back to her 'glory days'.

Yes, we can!

killemall:
Well! with this reasoning of yours, i cannot but tell you that 80% of Nigerians are very gullible and that's why our country will forever remain the same, most of you easily believe anything they tell you just like useless impeachment saga, i can see many nairalanders supporting the senates. Guy not everything they tell you is real, this is Nigeria.

Iammercy2018:
if you like been there before I was born its none of my biz.

And don't tell me how to behave, am not carried away with anything, I am only posting pictures of m trips and if you don't like it leave this thread is as simple as that.

This is not your home where you give your children rules
And I'll still say it Moz is better than Nigeria in terms of electricity and road

Moz.. Electricity 100%, roads 80%
Nigeria. Electricity 40% roads 60%

If you're no happy reading the truth, hit your head for wall

cyril83:
Wow ... funny, been to those places before you checked out high school.

My point is, don't be too carried away with those things you see there, we also have them here.

Stop behaving like osofia first visit to London.

cyril83:
Okay oh, but me and you know wetin carry you go there.

I know you don't have any intentions to advertise Moz, you only here to share your trip experience and some photos but Nigerians who would grab their bags and move to anywhere even desert changed the story.

My dear sis, I have nothing against you but just telling you and others the bitter truth. You can't settle in Moz without having little skills in scam, it's not easy overthere. I've been thru it, believe me.

Iammercy2018:
You all should leave Mr economist alone.

He's an economist so he knows it all

edoman2016:
You think I am judging with what I read on newspaper? Last time i checked, I told you I am an economist working with an international organization. I have travelled to several African countries for working purposes. So I am talking from reality. I have no problem if you are sharing diary of your vacation in Mozambique with Nigerians. I am good with it. But comparing Mozambique with Nigeria in terms of economic, business and job opportunities, then you have gone too far.

You are talking about foreigners in Mozambique running small businesses like hair salon, restaurant etc in Mozambique. Do you know that Nigeria have over 17 millions of SMEs business? SMEs business such as tailoring, barbing, catering and baking, hair dressing, welding, vulcanizing, mechanics etc are the large source of employment and income for Nigerians. And the number of SMEs business in Nigeria is still growing more.

I won't make comments on this thread again. A word is enough for the wise. Good day.

teawhy2788:
Most of u will be sorry for dis. So-called Fayose when he will suffer for all what he has been saying! Let's wait and see

nokingasgod: THumps up to Abike Dabiri for this and other lofty ideals she had demonstrated over time.
Thumps up to Egyptair for admitting their guilt. It is a classic example of the lessons in PR 101. PR is not about embellishment or glossing over issues.

Sure if it were to be any of Egyptair's Nigerian counterparts, it would have been a story of whodunit!

adedominic: if you want to come here as a student , first thing you need to have in mind his that , you are going to learn Spanish , nothing like international student here, they don't teach in English only Spanish , so have that in mind you need to go to Spanish school ,secondly to apply for school here you need to have their residence ,once you have that you pay a very cheap price for school and what people come here to study mostly is MEDICINE , to get here , there is no embassey in Nigeria , and all the agent saying they can do it are giving out fake visa and they are sent back at the port of entry no matter how much your BTA is , so to travel here , you need to travel through a an airline , which you wont go through CUBA, which i wont disclose on here because of those fake agent,anything more feel free to ask

adedominic: if you want to come here as a student , first thing you need to have in mind his that , you are going to learn Spanish , nothing like international student here, they don't teach in English only Spanish , so have that in mind you need to go to Spanish school ,secondly to apply for school here you need to have their residence ,once you have that you pay a very cheap price for school and what people come here to study mostly is MEDICINE , to get here , there is no embassey in Nigeria , and all the agent saying they can do it are giving out fake visa and they are sent back at the port of entry no matter how much your BTA is , so to travel here , you need to travel through a an airline , which you wont go through CUBA, which i wont disclose on here because of those fake agent,anything more feel free to ask

justwise: My advice to you is to call their embassy or visit there>>>> Plot 257, Kofo Abayomi Street
PO Box 72802
Victoria Island
Lagos
Nigeria
Phone:
+234-1-261-0135
+234-1-261-0136
+234-1-261-0177

And ask for requirements

justwise: @Dubstic

Stop dropping your number here to be contacted for any visa 'run', if you want to help the poster then do it here.



@davymen Be careful who you are contacting about anything that has to do with money and visa, Dubstic is a visa agent, if i were you i will stay away from him.

chukxie: There are factory jobs in Korea. If you ready to work for 11/12 hours everyday then head there. As for teaching no school or English academy will employ you knowing you're a Nigerian. Infact African nationals are not allowed to teach English except South Africans. They believe SA is a native English speaking country while others aren't. A British SAfrican would earn more wages than a Dutch SAfrican and a black SAfrican. The reason for this disparity in wages is based on the accent of the speakers. For a Nigerian willing to teach English in Korea, he or she must learn how to tweak his accent. If you have a very heavy accent, then you should consider another area of hustling...There are Naijas teaching in SK and I was one of them. I did it for almost 3 years and got well paid. I resourced a lot of materials about ESL Programmes online to enrich myself and it paid off. Currently i'm in China and i'm teaching here. I teach in a high school. Naija no dey carry last![/quot[quote author=chukxie]There are factory jobs in Korea. If you ready to work for 11/12 hours everyday then head there. As for teaching no school or English academy will employ you knowing you're a Nigerian. Infact African nationals are not allowed to teach English except South Africans. They believe SA is a native English speaking country while others aren't. A British SAfrican would earn more wages than a Dutch SAfrican and a black SAfrican. The reason for this disparity in wages is based on the accent of the speakers. For a Nigerian willing to teach English in Korea, he or she must learn how to tweak his accent. If you have a very heavy accent, then you should consider another area of hustling...There are Naijas teaching in SK and I was one of them. I did it for almost 3 years and got well paid. I resourced a lot of materials about ESL Programmes online to enrich myself and it paid off. Currently i'm in China and i'm teaching here. I teach in a high school. Naija no dey carry last!