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Are You a Nigerian in South Africa? We want to Hire You!
Earn up to R10,000 (N200,000) a month (part time or full time)
Lagos to Jozi forum is looking to hire Nigerian professionals or skilled Nigerians to occupy the following vacancies:
1. Graphic Designers
2. Tailors
3. Writers
4. Bloggers
5. Researchers
6. Sales and Marketing
7. Registered Students
8. Brand ambassadors
9. Affiliate partners (for Nigerians with websites)
10. Advertisers
11. Event organizers
12. Travel & Tourism professionals
13. Admin Clerks
14. Academics - lecturers, teachers etc.
15. Fundraisers
16. Web and App Developers

Apply via our website:
Step 1: Apply via http://lagostojozi.co.za/forum/index.php/topic,84.0.html
Step 2: Register
Step 3: Submit your CV

Please note: Nigerians living in Nigeria are welcome to apply if their CV meet the requirements.

Apply here http://lagostojozi.co.za/forum/index.php/topic,84.0.html

Alice is a South African woman who mothered a child with a Nigerian man in South Africa, she is asking for your help in finding the father of her son. She was 18 years old when she had the boy with a Nigerian man named Iyke/Ike. The man lived in Mariston Hotel, Berea, JHB (1998-2000).
Alice was unable to continue the relationship due to her father's xenophobic behavior. She last saw Iyke/Ike when their son was 2 years old, today the son is 17 years old and he would like to meet his father. Please visit the forum to get more details of Iyke/Ike's description so that you help us find him.

READ THE WHOLE STORY ON http://lagostojozi.co.za/forum/index.php/topic,69.msg174/topicseen.html#msg174

If you have any details that can help Alice and her son please email us on howfar[at]lagostojozi.co.za

Read these 20 TIPS BEFORE MOVING FROM NIGERIA TO SOUTH AFRICA

#1. Do your research about where in S.A you want to go, S.A has 9 provinces/states & MANY cities.

#2. Find accommodation in SA while you're still in Nigeria.

#3. Have a plan on how you will earn an income. S.A has high unemployment, having your own business is highly recommended.

#4. Find out local prices & Naira equivalent while you're still in Nigeria, e.g. taxi fare, airtime/credit, food, accommodation.

#5. Change to the local currency (Rand) at the airport to AVOID PAYING IN DOLLARS.

#6. Buy a South African sim card for your phone at the airport.

#7. Do not let anyone keep you indoors or collect money to go buy things on your behalf.

#8. Ask many questions & go out to malls, parks etc. to learn the area.

#9. Use your money wisely & sparingly, always spend in Rands, it is cheaper & safer.

#10. Always carry your passport with you.

#11. Remember that you have rights so do not let anyone bully you.

#12. Always confirm whatever you are told by locals & fellow Nigerians by doing a Google search or asking a question on www.lagostojozi.co.za

#13. Do not allow anyone take or keep your passport.

#14. Visit www.lagostojozi.co.za for advice about living in South Africa & where to find things. You can even make friends with Nigerian professional on the forum.

#15. East London in SA is not East London in Britain, do not be scammed.

Read the rest of the 20 tips on http://lagostojozi.com

Do you want to know what other Nigerians in South Africa are doing? or Are you just looking to connect with Nigerians around your area? Visit www.Lagostojozi.com, a new online forum for Nigerians living in South Africa.

With the Lagos to Jozi forum you can:
Ask questions and get other Nigerians to answer them.
Get advice on different issues including immigration matters, jobs and doing business in South Africa.
Network with other Nigerians in South Africa regardless of which province you live in.

For those who are considering relocating to South Africa, visit www.lagostojozi.com and get accommodation & make friends with Nigerians in South Africa before you travel to South Africa.

Read Chika Osueze's post - "Warning to Nigerians coming to South Africa" - http://lagostojozi.co.za/forum/index.php/topic,10.0.html

"Lagostojozi.com is your home away from home."

Hi there,
I'm looking for someone who makes Ankara beads, bags and shoes.
I'm looking to buy in bulk every month. First preference will go to the most competitive price and quality. My budget is N2000- N3000 per bag and N2000 per bead item (wholesale price).

I am in South Africa so I need someone who is based in Lagos or someone who can be able to send the goods to a family member in Lagos, so they can ship to me.

Email me: succiakim@gmail.com

Kindly email the photos of your merchandise and your price.

Please don't reply if you are excessively expensive! If you charge in dollars please don't reply! No chancers please!

Thanks.

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Hi I'm looking for someone who makes Ankara beads, bags and shoes.
I'm looking to buy in bulk every month. First preference will go to the most competitive price and quality. My budget is N2000- N3000 per bag and N2000 per bead item (wholesale price).

I am in South Africa so I need someone who is based in Lagos or someone who can be able to send the goods to a family member in Lagos, so they can ship to me.

Email me: succiakim@gmail.com

Kindly email the photos of your merchandise and your price.

Please don't reply if you are excessively expensive! If you charge in dollars please don't reply! No chancers please!

Thanks.