₦airaland Forum

youngcee:
used to the top indeed for the past 10yrs na which top una dey?

ugowilson:
It only ends in news

Tflex01:
No be only brain behind. Na brain in front.

Unified07:
U sound stupid because ogbonnaya didn't loot his people like ur jagaban u are here calling him broke... rubbish

bigfish3k:
Hmnm
Hope Tony has not joined anti Tinubu crusaders
Five national leaders in one political party

[b]But why are they dividing Tinubu's kingdom into five the same way Gandollar divided the kano emirates into five so as to weaken i[/b]t

Maxymilliano:
What about my brother, Adams ?

deltateam:
Do you know the economic implications?

FG that couldn't settle hazard allowance for doctors, will turn round and pay all private teachers in Nigeria?

Is it part of the budget allocation?

luminouz:
Your prick go fall off....


Calabar too.

luminouz:
Hmmm...


For me,its nysc....absolute freedom without worrying about your CGPA.

Get posted to the SS/SE and your sex life won't remain the same.

Get posted to NE/NW and come back home a virgin, especially if you aint Muslim.

BiolaOmowaye:
Hey guys
I just want to ask your opinion on this.
I’m an entry leveled skilled worker.(Crane operator precisely). With no much experience.
Where do you think i can migrate to with 2 million naira to have a better life and get a good paying job.
No abuses please
Europe, America ,Asia or East Africa.
And your reasons.
Thank you

Goodvibes007:
Thanks bro. God bless yours too!

Ryabcool:
person wey dey find help for migration still dey give condition

thesicilian:
Seems like the era of Man U favoritism is coming back. And it's going to be so much easier now that some big shots at the back can remote-control the game through VAR.

JIREN01:
Return to Nigeria to do what? He already left his high-paying job and have probably cut all financial ties (sold stocks and shares); besides, the shame that accompanies it. It's better persevering to the end from my perspective

Danielhouston:
I usually think about my family and friends. Then I think about all the craziness in Lagos, from danfo, arguing with conductor, climbing pole to fix light, the road side markets, funny incidents that I experienced, and I laugh. Sometimes I watch Nigerian news on my phone, just to hear the accent and see Lagos.

Then I think about my life before I came to Germany, my childhood, how I suffered, how I got my visa. My best memory is usually about what happened after I got my visa. How I felt, the day I was traveling at the airport, the first day I landed in Germany, my first months in Germany, then I go back to my life in Nigeria.

I tell you, it’s a great feeling. I just sit alone and laugh. Then I take a deep breath and say to myself “I’m here now, the storm is over, I can travel anywhere I want”.
Nigeria feels like a shit hole when you’re living there, but when you live abroad, you’ll miss Nigeria. You don’t wish to go back there but you’ll just miss the simplicity of life in Nigeria. The sense of humor and friendliness.

One story I never forget, is the day I got my admission letter after so many rejections. Then the day I was leaving Nigeria, how my family reacted, my experience at the airport. All the images flash before my eyes like a movie.

Goodvibes007:
I am in automation and control while my madam is in IT/Business Analysis.

Goodvibes007:
Thank God it had an happy ending.

Goodvibes007:
My initial education was Nigerian. I had to go back to a Canadian Uni for the extra 16months program. It worked like magic. Yes they hold their own education in high esteem. If I hadn't done that program, who knows if I would still be on my security job.
This thing ehhn, it requires a lot of patience and planning.
Now my wife and I rake over $200k a year. After taxes at source, we are still left with around 135k to 140k. After all bills, expenses, remittance to naija, and other payments, we are still saving $50k per year.

Goodvibes007:
You know, as humans, we all have hope and keep praying for the best. Before we live Nigeria, we have this dream of once I land ehhh, employers go dey rush me.

It's not after he realised that things weren't going as planned and dreamed that he started considering the school option. I myself went back to school after I could get something nice. After months of research and planning, I chose a very good program. The schooling took 16 months. Coupled with my past work experience and the schooling, my first job immediately after graduation was $86,000 per year without even considering all the juicy pension and other benefits that adds like an extra $30k per year. I even got the job a month before graduation. Now I am at over $100k.

Funny how all I got was rejection before I went back to school. That was why [b]he contacted me to advise on his consideration of going back to s[/b]chool.

Goodvibes007:
He has not being able to get a good job for around 3 years. He is currently working (I think) in a bank call centre. He was a senior staff in a Nigerian bank before he travelled. He is now considering taking a student loan and return to school.

Abroad works for some, it doesn't work for others. The OP's friend might find it easier though as programmers are usually in demand. Programming is not an easy something.

ghettokid1:
Kane has been displaced by injury