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Shortyy:
I can sir

Shortyy:
I'm ready to relocate.
I have logistics and Administration Skills
Verbal and written communication Skills
Computer Application and presentation Skills
Negotiation skills
Organizational Skills.

I can do administrative work, customer service, etc.
I just need something to keep me busy. I'm going through stuff right now

Shortyy:
Nairalanders please I need a job. I don't mind the location. Please before depression kills me.

Mgbadike80:
What about the property investment route?

FlashDboy:
Thanks for the reply.

Please , let me get it straight, the donation to the government is free, as in, no return profit monthly or quarterly to the investor?

FlashDboy:
Wow, this quite interesting. Knowledge is power aswear.

So, one can be in Nigeria, process every every?

The money ur investing, is it dash or u will be getting paid some profit even when ur not physically there?

Abeg, no vex for my many questions.

Thanks.

lordally:
This is nice bro!! Does your friend love in Nigeria or he stays in Antigua

lordally:
Omo that your friend get money ooo JESUS!!!

beau49:
This is the way to go honestly and my current focus. It is one of the fastest route too.

Fingers crossed and The Almighty willing,I hope to get one soon to save me the stress of visa interviews et al.

lordally:
Abeg bro which passport does your friend have?

godforus:
Though not a cheap money, but realistically affordable. Many houses in Lagos cost that much, while Lagos properties will only accrue more value, investing in this passport opens more gates for you, and to an extension your children because a sole Nigerian passport is risky and not advised.

gamaliel9:
Which country has the lowest dollar investment? Three countries please. I see Grenada up there

godforus:
Which type of Grenada passport features these?

chukxie:
Thanks for the encouragement. Good luck on your moves. 9ja passport no dey give joy.

Newboss:
Not true. They need a multiple passports for visa free travels. It's just under $200k. What some Nigerians spend in buying and bringing a new car into Nigeria.

Every Nigerian needs another passport. Nigerian passport is useless.

J111333:
Not news, even the so called almighty US do it too.
Just prove to them that you will invest reasonable amount in the States and receive Permanent resident card asap, forget Trump's visa ban.

chukxie:
I'd acquire a second passport this moment if I had the wherewithal cos 9ja passport is a heavy burden to carry.

Queenlovely:
stop making stupid people famous


It’s not the internet that’s to blame, however, but our own craving for distraction.

MrBean:
There is no right or wrong answer to this question. Its down to the individual. However the fact remains that most of the contributions to this thread has been directed toward the middle class which is not a good representation of majority of nigeria but may be in the case of the US.

My point is the percentage of nigerians that are suffering is insane. I dare to say 65%
Kids hawking on the street
countless undocumented murders, rapes, kidnappings,
Jobless graduates etc

I will be a doctor here in the US in few months and I will say even back at home in Nigeria I was priviledeged to be from a middle class family and could always afford to come here on holidays but it broke my heart all those years seeing the contrast between the standards of living.

Anytime I go to Nigeria on holidays. I try to have fun and I also see all my friends that are doing well in business and their respective careers but the fact still remains that majority of nigerians endure suffering that many US citizens see in movies or on CNN

The system is in shambles.
Let me ask the comfortable nigerians some questions:

1. How do you feel driving in your vehicles and seeing a boy your sons age trying to sell to you under the scorching sun? Just another day in lagos eh? your hearts are hardenend so much so that its now a norm.

2. have you been to the public hospitals and check out the infrastructure? sorry i forgot you use private clinics. Most nigerians cannot even afford to pay registration fee for the hospitals. some cannot even afford transportation to the hospital and they die.

3. Do you pay your regular toll to the police officers at every checkpoint? (bribe)

4. What is the average time for picking up a body killed trying to cross the road? My last visit to lagos I saw two bodies in the last stages of total decomposition on public streets and kids see these sights too.

5. Have you experienced the traffic menace constituted by the "yellow devils" that leads to endless hours on the roads. You are probably used to it.

These are the few i observed in my breif visit in 2005.


The problem is the system is broken and a few Nigerians getting ahead doesnt take away the problem. I personally don't do well seeing the number of women and children suffering. The number of comfortable nigerians if negligible when compared to the nigerians suffering.

This is not about how much money you make but dignity and decency for human life. This is widely accessible in the US and scarcely seen in nigeria. Inconclusion my answer to the question is Life is better here a million times over judging by these parameters.

Like someone on this thread rigthfully said: "A country that pays a policeman 7000naira ($60) a month and gives him a gun is set for anarchy'





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