₦airaland Forum

Samuelmide69:
The procedure to gain admission..

There are some schools that will give you admission and you will be doing online classes in Nigeria

But there are some schools that will give you papers within 8weeks but you will have to study Vietnamese language first and move to your main program, Because some teachers speak English while some students don't understand English but they will explain with both English and Vietnamese language...

I'm studying Vietnamese language Too so lovely to speaks with the natives sometimes when we go to market and when we go to take Agbo tea ( Trà)

Samuelmide69:
Tet holiday vibes

Dexpro:
Currently, a brand new keke is 1,050,000 cash and carry in Ilorin. If you ply Ganmo to tanke direct, that's 150 naira per passenger. A drop in Ilorin is 500. At the moment, government is giving the keke out at a considerable amount. Individuals giving it out on higher purchase is quite expensive at the moment because of the current selling price of keke. Yes, you can get a very decent accomodation for 80-90k in Ilorin.


Hope this help?

Lightened:
If God could help you and you are posted to any of these places: Sabon Gari, Taurani, Nassarawa and Gwale. You will enjoy your stay, although things might be quite expensive there cos those places are Kano metropolis. I served in Kano 2017/2018 and I can tell you, it was a nice place to be, I don't see any difference between Sabon Gari and Lagos state, I mean, the civilization was overwhelming compared to what I was fed with before I left Lagos then, there are cinemas, supermarkets, churches, joints, malls and even zoo in their cities. Also, I can categorically say that Kano is the business hub for all other northern states, it's a no man's land, you can do a lot of businesses there and make it big time. The main idea is for you to know what you are doing and never pass your boundary.

Dexpro:
I'm a banker. But I'm into this keke biz. Truth is, it's a money spinner. I run mine in Ilorin though.

Any operator in Ilorin can contact me.

Togobroz:
I am in the process already and it's not difficult. They just need your passport (not any ID card), then proof of address signed by the police that's all. Then at least 5k.

Fk2021:
Palm oil freshly milled from our mill here in Delta state is available.

25 litres = 15k

Drum (250 litres) = 150k

Contact us now and book down your storage order or instant buying and selling
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Thank you

oyesola:
... I am presently in Abidjan. Things are not that easy here excecpt you know what you are here for. Our currency is bad. However with determination you can make it. If you need a very good accomodation (5 star) and willing to split bill, get in touch

Gbagbuo247:
Please my brothers and I sisters, I will make this as simple as possible. I really need your advice urgently I just have one week to decide.
I have two options facing me:

1: Should I move to South Africa
2:Or Get a Corolla and move to Abuja and do Uber/Bolt.

I have accommodation offers in both South Africa and Abuja.

Note:
I have the money to get the car. And a friend gave me one bed room flat in Abuja with rent Free.

I don’t have any job offers in South Africa. Strictly hustle. Though I have close relations there. Who will still accommodate me.

Please moderator help me move this to the front page I really need all the advice I can get. I just have one week to make up my mind.

nwadikeokey11:
Let me attempt to help out with the little info I know about Rwandan youths and guys. (1) They are mostly into bike and bicycle riding. (2) They drives buses, cabs, city and inter region big buses. (3) They are into petty trading. (4) They repair phones, computers, bikes, motors, etc. (5) They are into hair cutting (barber). (6) They work for international NGOs and some of them established their own little NGOs which they are using to get money from Europe, America and the rest, but they are not necessarily using the money for what it was meant for, (coded fraud) if you know what I meant. (7) They work as tourist guide. (8 They do agent work, like house agent and every other thing in that line. (9) They are into security apparatus of their country, like police, army, air force, etc. (10) They do security guards in shopping centers, companies, hotels, etc. (11) They are into whatever that would give them money legitimately. And lastly (12) This one is about their females. Those ones work as maids in peoples homes, they go to school, yes they love school. They work in restaurants, hotels, bear parlors, sales girls and lastly which is also their major. They prey on any available male visitor who just got into the country, they see you as their bank and milk you not just dry but empty and milk hell outta you.

Greatdand007:
Dubai is not that bad am also planning to go hustle in Dubai this month

ChizzyBuna:
Now here is the real issue
As of today i told her that i saw her name on sack list. It didn't go well with her
She has accused me of using her to climb to get new position at work.
She is now threatning to expose all our flings and affairs to my uncle who is the M.D.
She swore that i cant be promoted and she be sacked. That if they will sack her then they must sack me too.
Bro abeg give me job na

She said i should defend her like i did last year or else she will expose our office sex and flings to M.D
And if i defend her, that my uncle will definitely suspect and he might demote me or sack me. He is a tough disciplinary man. I have seen him sack his closest allies.
I do r know what to do. I havent eaten since afternoon. My mind is not at rest

Asquare84:
When I did my NYSC I was staying in badawa layout, very nice place

Dexpro:
I'm a banker. But I'm into this keke biz. Truth is, it's a money spinner. I run mine in Ilorin though.

Any operator in Ilorin can contact me.

Utibiano:
I will give you step by step on how I started Keke business...

1. I got a fairly used Keke for# 500,000
You can get it cheaper depends on the condition of the Keke
Condition: first make sure the haven't temper with the engine.. It's OK it the have rings the Keke once.

2. I looked for a driving root that has less tout

3. I got my self familer with the bus stops

4. I got to know tickets to buy and the right people to settle especially police
After all this is been done you are good to go.

5 How long does it take for some one to know how to drive Keke ( it took me just 2days... For some person a day is OK.. It's very simple all you have to let go is fear)

6. How much can be gotten from Keke
This is always the main reason for every business... Keke on like every other transport business is paying alot in fact if you are earning 80k a month you are so behind a Keke driver....

7. Daily income of a Keke driver is minimum of 5k and above dis is after every expenses including his feeding for the day...
So if we are working with an untouched 5k daily times 10days we are talking about 50k just in 10days
Advise: the best way to make money from Keke is if you are the one driving it!
Or hire purchase
Will not advice you give your Keke to some one for daily pay doe we still have good ones who will give you less issue.

I will keep on posting on how I used one Keke to get 3 if I get reaction I'll keep updating.

Chuksmission:
I couldn't find any information online, I had to visit the embassy in Abuja to pick up a form, fill, and submit with neccessary documents.
I'm waiting for application decision

jesmond3945:
just learn a skill brother.

petesunday:
The biggest bus station in Accra is known as Circle, situated near Adabraka, close to Kwame Nkrumah Interchange. All the buses taking people from Lagos usually stop here. There is also a huge Nigerian influence in the area. Vienna City, a very popular hangout spot for Nigerians and also a business spot for Nigerian prostitutes, is located here.

I took a cab straight from Circle to East Legon, where my brother lived. I can only compare East Legon with the Lekki residential area in Lagos. It is cool, beautiful and serene. I really admire the infrastructure in Ghana which I must confess, is better maintained than here in Nigeria. But I couldn't but notice the dominant presence of Nigerian businesses. They used Dangote cement to build houses, subscribe to Globacom telecoms network and bank with UBA and GTB, all Nigerian brands. There are also Nigerians everywhere you go, and you would easily notice them; they are never quiet. There was even an Igbo chief on our street in East Legon with the Nigerian coat of arms boldly engraved on his compound gate.

While I have met several foreigners in Nigeria, they usually don't mix up freely with the local population the way they do in Accra. You can easily sight a white man drinking beer at a roadside bar. I couldn't help converting prices to naira and this was how I realized things are more expensive. A bottle of beer for instance, was around 5 Cedis and this was around 500 naira. In 2015, many beer palours still sold for N250.

They also had a couple of delicacies I would have loved to see in Nigeria, like the coconut water, which is sold in restaurants and street corners and served chilled with a straw. This drink is simply wonderful.

The day after my arrival, we visited a lounge in downtown Accra and more than 70% of the songs played there were Nigerian. As we walked past the parking lot, we spotted a range rover without plate number. It was not difficult to realised they were Nigerians. We ended up partying together that night.

Lavisha:
Go back home bro.

That shitt is not for you.

2016 l, I got a 30k PA job in Opebi, Lagos.
The boss was an abusive rich brat, I quit after 2 weeks cos I just can't stand her bad mouthing all cos of a Job.

In 2017, I got a Job with Sumal Foods Ibadan as QC officer, makers of Biscuits and chewing
Gums; never knew it was a fuckkin Indian
Company.
Sis pls link me up cos son of man has been jobless for a while now
The pay was 30k with 12hrs shifts, what broke the camel's back was I had to leave my Lagos to stay with a relative in Ibadan, it wasn't funny at all.
I lasted just 3 days ..

My dad disowned me cos of not wanting to do shitty jobs.

I kept on grinding for the right Job untill Dangote called!

Now I'm Papa's favourite!
I've overtaken Hunger, abuse, poverty and all those who doubted me.
I've got my own fam, and a sweet car too.
I may not have it all yet but in my mind- I am rich and I aint gonna settle for less.
Things worked for me maybe because I'm a typical "Cappy" and don't believe in forcing and rushing things.
Slow and steady won it for me.


Don't give up bro, you just need the right mentality.
Not everyone is fit for suffering, if you really think you belong to a better situation, Just hold on and keep grinding and praying, your turn will come.

If I can make it, you can too.

samtol4:
All depends on what you are going there to do. South Africa remains the best country in Africa in terms of infrastructure, business opportunities and study scholarships. Above all , come with long-term visa if you wish to stay longer.

dasparrow:
You can try Gambia but it's a small country with a small population. I don't know much about most African countries to be honest.

foster33:
Why not ? It is very possible for a day to day hustler to save up that amount it depend on the kind of hustle one is into !! I'm not talking about a bricklayer in the street !! For instance an air dresser , a welder cabard or iron welder , an artist , drawing and painting, a sculptor, a graphic artist, a fashion designer, even a bus driver , a Keke rider, an okada man, a house painter can even carry a contract that can enable him save up to that amount!!! For instance, a bike man in liberia, nigeria, ivory coast, Ethiopia, Kenya can save up to 50,000 naira per month even in Nigeria then calculate it per year is more than 500,000 thousand !!! If one now add side business for instance like poultry and other animal farm to the hustle it becomes more easier to achieve it
If someone doing Yahoo in these countries can achieve it why wouldn't someone into genuine hustle not archieve it ! In Yahoo for instance it is not setting when their clients will pay but in hustle and business it is very setting!!!

geneboy:
Good morning I want to know how much it will cost to travel to Gambia by road I intend going there by January.. how do I go about it please I need directions thank you

Born2conquer:
Drops my pen.

May God be with you all

I have money but my money is valueless in this place, i have never felt so useless as a man with money.

I stare at my wallet filled with money daily without anything to buy with it.

But they said Sabin gari is not like that na
Relocate

Leis:
Am a corper serving in kano, kano is a very nice place with very low standard of living, u can heavily save in kano because everything is cheap, there are plenty honest people living in kano as compare to lagos.

trust me, u will enjoy kano!

mekanta7:
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