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Travel / Re: See The National Minimum Living Wages at Top Japa Destinations by maternal: 8:35pm On Apr 12 |
ariesbull: Nigerian immigrants abroad are the most successful among other immigrants. It's a fact. It's your loser friends that are the minority |
Travel / Re: See The National Minimum Living Wages at Top Japa Destinations by maternal: 8:34pm On Apr 12 |
ednut1: They demand certain results from countries in the west. But when their government in naija violates them for no reason, they accept it. They're just losers ! Imagine having to migrate to have a decent life since 1960. They won't haven't certain demands about their country. It's when they enter the west they'll open their mouths 1 Like |
Celebrities / Re: Jnr Pope Is Alive: He Was Revived - AGN President by maternal: 4:45am On Apr 11 |
ebufa: My friend who cares about his death. If he was the governor of the state, he'd also be stealing money and wouldn't care about the masses, or put essential emergency procedures in place as well. What the animals in Nigeria don't understand is, when you have a every man for themselves attitude, your own day will come ! If he wasn't well known would you even care ? |
Travel / Re: A Crossroads Dilemma: To Move Or Not To Move To Canada by maternal: 4:24am On Apr 11 |
Kaymanz: I don't think you can convert it. Either way, just claim refugee |
Travel / Re: Finally Migrated To Australia At Age 48. This Is My Story So Far by maternal: 3:21pm On Apr 09 |
AmuDimpka: I've showed you facts. It's paining you abi. Bank manager that makes less than a toilet cleaner |
Travel / Re: Finally Migrated To Australia At Age 48. This Is My Story So Far by maternal: 11:50am On Apr 09 |
Raph82: I'm assuming he drive across the US and Canada delivering goods ? That's a big boy job. You'll be on the road a lot, but one can gross 200k USD per year. More if you own your truck . |
Travel / Re: Finally Migrated To Australia At Age 48. This Is My Story So Far by maternal: 11:20am On Apr 09 |
AmuDimpka: Absolute LIE. A blue collar unionized janitor/ toilet cleaner makes over 100k dollars per year easily in the west. With overtime and shift prenium. They also get a gold plated government pension for their old age, along with health and dental benefits. I know 2 "toilet cleaners" personally who work for the government, and make over 100k per year, while owning several properties. Like stated before, a "toilet cleaner" lives a better life than a "big boy" bank manager in naija Of course there's no waiting list to see a doctor in naija, when Witch doctor dey in your village. A high school student here has a better understanding of the human body than a "doctor" in naija. With the 52 years life expectancy lol. Go and sit down. Not only can a toilet cleaner afford to travel and spend weeks in another country, HE DOESN'T HAVE TO APPLY FOR A VISA .. And has a strong purchasing power. https://www.cnbc.com/2016/11/04/how-one-bay-area-janitor-made-276000-last-year.html https://nypost.com/2015/09/20/average-nyc-school-janitor-makes-109k-a-year/ https://saskatoon.ctvnews.ca/saskatoon-city-custodian-earned-more-than-mayor-police-chief-and-top-managers-last-year-1.5942134 6 Likes |
Travel / Re: Finally Migrated To Australia At Age 48. This Is My Story So Far by maternal: 4:58pm On Apr 08 |
Raph82: I've been saying it, now you have said it. It's jealousy. The fact is an ordinary blue collar worker makes more money, and enjoys a better quality of life than, these "big boys" in naija, who are nothing abroad honestly. They wouldn't move abroad not only because they're ignorant, but they have this false superior complex. One bafoon here months ago was mocking people who travel abroad and end up doing blue collar jobs, like this man working in a warehouse. When I informed him if you get a unionized blue collar job, specifically with the government, you have made it. That I know city bus driver's and cleaners making over 100k dollars per year. He laughed and called me a liar. After showing him proof. He got extremely vex and said there's something wrong with the system when an "ordinary" bus driver can make that much money. He was just vex not only does a bus driver live a better life than him, they also make more money than him. His "big boy" flex wouldn't work abroad. These jobs also come with benefits and a government pension for Life. The pension you'd actually get paid out to you ever month for Life ! Not story time when it's time to get paid. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/415-bus-drivers-sunshine-list-1.5505087 4 Likes |
Travel / Re: Finally Migrated To Australia At Age 48. This Is My Story So Far by maternal: 6:32pm On Apr 03 |
jconsulting: As long as the AUSTRALIAN is there. That's all they care about. What's the advantages of only being a Nigerian ? |
Travel / Re: Finally Migrated To Australia At Age 48. This Is My Story So Far by maternal: 6:29pm On Apr 03 |
Evolutionism: The body odour in that country needs to be addressed. Honestly ! 3 Likes |
Travel / Re: Finally Migrated To Australia At Age 48. This Is My Story So Far by maternal: 4:56pm On Apr 03 |
Akorkor: This is why people abroad laugh at pro Nigerians in Nigeria. Imagine someone talking about retirement when the life expectancy is 53. If this man stayed in Nigeria, he'd have 5 years left on average. You'll literally work till you die in Nigeria. If you can even land a job. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Travel / Re: Finally Migrated To Australia At Age 48. This Is My Story So Far by maternal: 4:25pm On Apr 03 |
AmuDimpka: Typical Nigerian mentality. Penny wise, pound foolish. He saves more per month, with a higher purchasing power with the Australia dollar. He also enjoys running water, electricity, SAFETY, and peace of mind. Work to 70 ? In due time his children will be graduates with good paying JOBS. Something a typical Nigerian graduate could only dream off. They'll take care of him, as they'll have the means. Even at retirement age. The government will take good care of him. He'd get his pension EVERY MONTH AND ON TIME. He'll have access to top notch health care. Bad Belle. His life has improved. Naija you'll be old, not get your pension, no good medical care, etc. In fact it's a miracle if you make it to your retirement age healthy. 8 Likes |
Travel / Re: Finally Migrated To Australia At Age 48. This Is My Story So Far by maternal: 4:15pm On Apr 03 |
chukxie: No, Nigerians in Nigerian are messed. A Nigerian leader is nothing but a Nigerian citizen who has the means to steal public funds. The non Nigerian leaders would do the same the second they're in Power. Stop only bashing the leaders. Bash the future leaders waiting in line to loot as well. 3 Likes |
Travel / Re: Oriola Aregbesola: US Navy Announces Sailor Who Died In The Red Sea by maternal: 8:46am On Mar 26 |
Ikemba007: They ran away to the west and formed new republics. 1 Like |
Travel / Re: Oriola Aregbesola: US Navy Announces Sailor Who Died In The Red Sea by maternal: 4:32pm On Mar 25 |
Osidazz19: If WW3 kicks off, you'd put money on the Naija military to protect you, over the US ? You're at peace when you visit naija because America has allowed you to make money to be comfortable. If you have enough money ? Move back to naija and hustle like the rest. Since you're at peace there. Oh, hustling under the same circumstances as an actual Nigerian who doesn't have a foreign passport is almost impossible. You're only in the west for financial reasons. Na today ? What other reasons do you think people come to the west for ? The cold weather. My friend sit down. You're not a Nigerian. 1 Like |
Travel / Re: Oriola Aregbesola: US Navy Announces Sailor Who Died In The Red Sea by maternal: 4:23pm On Mar 25 |
victorsola: I'd rather be in America for a few years, and die in the military, than be alive, and live in naija. 1 Like |
Travel / Re: Nigerian Man Reveals Why He Dumped His High Paying Job To Relocate To Canada by maternal: 12:08pm On Mar 20 |
lebron7: People who live in Nigeria are bafoons. They're incapable of thinking about tomorrow. Staying in naija for 1 million naira is madness |
Travel / Re: Don't Sell Your Things To Japa O by maternal: 3:06am On Feb 13 |
orjohn24: My hater fans have arrived. Mad they are working minimum wage jobs, while others are striving. Bad Belle ! Saying the truth is hatred for naija ? Why are you on this section of this message board if you love naija ? Hatred for family. Who holds everyone responsible for one person's actions. If you cannot live in that old peoples home or cold weather how are others doing it, with a higher life expectancy than the seniors in naija ? Who returns to naija with the 4th world Healthcare there ? You are a comedian my guy. |
Travel / Re: Don't Sell Your Things To Japa O by maternal: 11:52am On Feb 07 |
It's a lie. If you leave your stuff, your family will sell it off behind your back. Literally sell everything if leaving. If not the vultures (your family) will do it. Trust me, it has happened to me. 2 Likes |
Travel / Re: Japa: What Are You Still Waiting For? by maternal: 7:10pm On Feb 01 |
House34: More excuses. Perhaps they're the only two that took extra shifts that year ? Do you know the size of the department? Context matters. Show the amount of bus operators that made over 6 figures. But it doesn't matter with you. Everything is about excuses with you. Typical loser. From you can't make that much as a cleaner, to the percentage of people the government hires, to only a few made over 6 figures. What will be your next excuse ? Again have you applied for the transit position yet, or you're here just making new excuses ? Just sit down and allow people who want and know how to hustle here, hustle. Continue your excuses, and continue apply to be the Prime Minister as a new immigration. Doing the same thing over and over again, while expecting a different result is an example of a crazy person. You are definitely crazy ! |
Travel / Re: Japa: What Are You Still Waiting For? by maternal: 3:27pm On Feb 01 |
orjohn24: Go and sit down. You saw my insults, but you didn't see his ? I was insulted and called a liar. I replied appropriately. Now to address your excuses. My people, take a mental note of all the excuses this man is making. These are the people who are unsuccessful in Canada. Then they come on nairaland to complain. 1. I just provided a link to the transit agency looking to hire FULL-TIME PERNAMENT candidates. Did you apply yet ? Why are you here talking about contract this, contract that ? Now you're talking about the percentage of people hired on government contracts. Again, HAVE YOU APPLIED FOR THIS JOB YET ? 2. Now you claimed I've been here for 15 years ? Because I'm successful, and immediately changed the way I think ? Because I was smart enough to realize you can't think like a Nigerian in Canada ? 3. I was actually able to introduce someone who just landed less than a year ago to one of my guys. He was able to get him this exact transit job which would pay him this 6 figures with overtime. From there he could transfer internally to other jobs within the city. But like most egotistical bafoons who just landed from Nigeria, he said "I no fit do am ooo". "Me drive danfo ? Haba". So he's now doing a harder job, for minimum wage, and no benefits. He claims at least nobody will see him, as this lower paying job is an inside job. I'm sure this is your reality, hence why you're frustrated. 4. This man wants 20 people to send me their resume, and get them a job. When I've provided the link to the transit agency, where they can apply. Should I wipe their yansh too ? 5. Don't dash me 50. I'm not that old. My people you have seen it. Those who come from naija and are unsuccessful, are usually the whining, excuses making, ignorant people. Sure you'll struggle when you get here, but you must educate yourself about the system, and drop your pride. Don't be like these two unsuccessful men who cry like women. Once he realized he was wrong, he went straight to making excuses. Instead of apologizing, saying no vex. I guarantee you he hasn't even applied to the transit job yet. He's busy trying to become the next Prime Minister of Canada. |
Travel / Re: Japa: What Are You Still Waiting For? by maternal: 1:23pm On Feb 01 |
orjohn24: --------- See grammar. Your post is filled with insults and lies which I never said. You are the one who seems frustrated in life, and it's showing. I'm simply stated facts and provided links. I'm educating people coming to Canada how to hustle efficiently. In short, remove whatever ideology you have in Nigeria when you arrive in Canada. To clear up some of your lies: 1. The poster said its impossible for a cleaner to make 6 figures. I said that's not true. Government employee cleaners in Canada can make 6 figures GROSS. I posted several links. If his wife has experience as a supervisor/ manager in that field and hasn't packaged herself well, in order to make that salary, that is on her. But I stand corrected, he's ignorant. 2. Stop your grammar. They're hiring city bus driver's. Go and apply and make a good salary. The other job was a building service attendant. NOT a building engineer. Basically a fancy way of saying a cleaner. Those jobs you can make 6 figures gross as I posted the link. It doesn't highlight any issues in the job market. It highlights the typical egotistical Nigerian who's more focused on job title, than what makes sense. In Canada, nobody cares what your profession is. Nobody will hail you because you're an X. Go and make the money and stop being insecure about what your job title is. 3. You are misleading people. Maybe because you're frustrated as you have failed in life ? I'm simply telling people who come to Canada to look at blue-collar jobs. They pay well and are attainable. They're definitely easier to get than these white collar jobs and usually pay more with less stress. Again, how I'm I misleading people when I've shown proof ? 4. To people coming from naija. Don't listen to these frustrated losers. FORGET EVERYTHING YOU'VE LEARNED WHEN HUSTLING IN NAIJA. No job is below you in the west. If the job pays well and makes sense, TAKE IT. Everyone is equally here. Whether a garbage man or a bank. EVERY profession is respected here. Don't be like these frustrated clowns who refuse to take a 6 figure bus driving job because of what someone in their village across the ocean will think. Instead of crying on nairaland about the job market, take that bus driving job. I've said my own. 1 Like |
Travel / Re: Japa: What Are You Still Waiting For? by maternal: 12:04pm On Jan 29 |
House34: In life you have winners, then loser. I literally gave you a link. If your wife can't package her experience, do some networking, to get into that 6 figure bracket who's fault is that ? Should I provide further proof ? The world is dealing with inflation, paying rent, and other expenses. What's your point ? These blue collar jobs are not that difficult to get. It's that most new arrivals have too much pride to do them. Furthermore, why shouldn't new arrivals struggle ? Do they expect to be prime Minister once they land ? |
Travel / Re: Does Kidnapping Happen In Developed Countries Too? by maternal: 9:55pm On Jan 14 |
studyless123: Solving a murder and getting the murderer prosectuted are two different things. To Say you have a 50% chance to get away with murder in America is a lie. You can't even go through a red light on your bicycle like that. Lastly police don't care about your car. They'd rather have you go through insurance than waste time investigating a car theft, because they're focusing on those murders. 3 Likes |
Travel / Re: Does Kidnapping Happen In Developed Countries Too? by maternal: 11:12am On Jan 14 |
UrFears: It's unimaginable. Once police is aware of it, they'd dispatch their special unit to deal with it. No way it happens. |
Travel / Re: Canadian Residents, Get Ready To Pay Higher Payroll Taxes In 2024 by maternal: 10:10pm On Dec 30, 2023 |
Kenn55: You know he's just a figure head, nothing more, right? |
Travel / Re: Japa: What Are You Still Waiting For? by maternal: 10:08am On Dec 18, 2023 |
JagabanB: No vex. It'd pain me too if I found out an ordinary cleaner in Canada lives better than 99% of the country. 1 Like 1 Share |
Travel / Re: Japa: What Are You Still Waiting For? by maternal: 1:17am On Dec 18, 2023 |
JagabanB: A cleaner in Canada can make about 60k Canadian dollar per year. That's about 36 million naira per year. Not to mention this particular cleaning job comes with benefits and a government pension plan for your old age. I know of cleaners personally who made over 100k dollars with overtime https://jobs.toronto.ca/jobsatcity/job/toronto-COURIER-CLEANER-ON-m/576530317/ |
Travel / Re: Japa: What Are You Still Waiting For? by maternal: 12:58pm On Dec 16, 2023 |
IbeOkehie: You and Oga steel are even doing too much. A regular blue collar job, preferably a government job, will pay you over 100k dollars per year with slight overtime. These jobs comes with paid vacation and a nice government pension, a guaranteed salary for Life until you die. And what's the qualification ? Just secondary school. It's also a essential service, so job security is there. Any newcomer here. I sit them down, and try to educate them. Their biggest fear is what people back home would say if they find out they drive an ordinary bus for a living lol. Someone that would be making over 100k dollars per year is worried about what some poor peasants back home will say about them ? Imagine. That is why it's funny when people try to insult people abroad saying they clean toilets or whatever. They'll never see the salary of that toilet cleaner here. And yes even if you acknowledge they're getting paid in dollars, and spending dollars here. A toilet cleaner here is still more wealthy and enjoys a better life than a "big boy" in naija. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/415-bus-drivers-sunshine-list-1.5505087 4 Likes 1 Share |
Travel / Re: Migrate To Canada Or Stay With 400 K Monthly Salary In Nigeria by maternal: 5:27pm On Dec 15, 2023 |
IbeOkehie: They don't understand things are only getting worse !! |
Travel / Re: Japa: What Are You Still Waiting For? by maternal: 1:00am On Dec 14, 2023 |
IbeOkehie: I recently had a family house stolen. Parents house, who passed away. Before the dead body was in the ground, this relative found a way to sell off the house. We assumed he took a loan against the house. Took the money and ran. While the bank took over the house then sold it. It was by accident I found out as another family member asked why we sold the house. Imagine. Someone who's mother died from child birth, but we trained and paid his school fees, food, literally everything. My mother took him as her child the day his mother died. It was actually God sent. We just sat down and started to laugh. The typical person who lives in naija is an idiot who only thinks of today. They think they're sharp, but they are really stupid. We asked him to calculate how much money we sent him in the past, and how much money we planned to send him in the future. We were helping him with his Canadian papers. Paying for applications, hiring an immigration lawyer, etc. We told him after you chop the few million naira in a few years then what ? You're only in your early 30's. You better hope whichever "business" (aka an unemployed youth hoping something works out for them), you're getting into, it better work out. It's when he realized what he did was penny smart, pound foolish. He then ran back and begged to pay the money back. We said it's ok, keep it. Go party and tell your guys how your family in Canada are stupid. It's amazing because we're officially done with our "African bill". Literally no more obligations to anyone there, and no real reason to ever go back. I still have people there, but they're not really my obligation. It's as if I paid off my mortgage. I was able to relate to your post. Most people there are demons who'd kill you in a second for $1. They are extremely jealous of us who escaped that zoo. 7 Likes 1 Share |
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