₦airaland Forum

UndauntedYOCA:
Lol, I'm.supposed to be sad but this made my night.

Dont be sad ooo...things go better

BaddieFreak:
Even though this site stinks of broke, toxic and immature males claiming to be redpillers, I think there are few ones who are actually mature, I think I have gotten a crush here, he seems cool I hope he doesn't bleeps up along the way. I won't mention his name yet I am still observing him. I want him to be my simp

padin?

Kalapizim:
Great insight most people wont like to hear.

Abi nw

Zzor

Halifaxguy:
I agree to your last statement. Some people in Canada always overhyped it. This is my 10 years of living in Canada.

You have just spoken the truth bro but they wont listen...one of the things that i personally dont like about those western countries is the high tax...for me the tax will make it difficult to have a decent savings especially as a family man...and the higher your salary,the higher your tax mehn!

Awesomefoodie:
Thanks to everyone that gave their opinions and advice, I really appreciate. I knew the truth would definitely come out if I tell you about the offer. I have told the Alhaja I am no more interested.

Thanks once again.

Congratulations...you just escaped slavery

I love this

Britishcoins:
I do but from Ibadan and Lagos...
A goods bought for 3500 is sold for at least 4500
1k profit * by maybe 20 a day.. That is how I do it.
I do collect goods on credit at least 600k on weekly basis and return that was how I build it to the level I am now..

Ok...thanks

Britishcoins:
I will advice to stay with the boutique, I am a living testimony, I started a small boutiques in May 2019 with working capital of 135k, today my goods are more than 2.6 million, I just rented another new shop which by God's grace will start operation by January next year. On normal day profit of 25k is assured. And it is continuous.
Just make sure you have good location. Belive me you will make it big. Don't mind those that do say boutique business is saturated.

This is my new shop under renovation

Bro.... do you import ur goods or you buy them within nigeria?

Dizzyrascal:
stick to your boutique idea while incorporating your massage center to it if possible cause i believe in diversification..try getting a space that would enable you to do both but be smart enough to start with the boutique then you can start the other one when the first business picks up

Brilliant advice

ugofulfilled:
Baba how I wan take explain am to you now? I wish I can properly explain it to you but nevertheless you can make more research on it. Find below pictures of water Collectors

Thanks bro

ugofulfilled:
If you will take my advice, go into sales of Building materials with emphasis on "Water Collectors" and it's accessories. Believe me it's a mega money business to do.

Plz bro...tell me more about the water collectors stuffs

Awesomefoodie:
Good morning and compliment of the season. I met one Alhaja yesterday she said there is a live-in maid Job available in Dubai and salary is 100k when converted to naira. She also said the Visa is 500k and I have to deposit 200k. It will be processed withing 3 weeks and I would resume work straight from the airport. She said I should send her via WhatsApp, my international passport, a passport pic and a portrait pic of me showing my full stature on a white background.

Pls is this real, plus is the salary for live-in maid Job 100k or more than? I hope she is not planning on using me for continued monthly business.

Run away from the alhaja...alll those maid stuffs is human traficking in disguise

Hmmm

confusedmind1:
Thank you all for the wonderful advise, I so much appreciate all.

I have now seen strong reasons to move.

thanks.

Thats good but make sure you backup ur strong reasons with strong plans...(note:when making ur plans on ur finances over there, remember TAX is real)

Tell us if he eventually listens

Mcslize:
But he said he's been saving a big chunk of his salary over the years. Meaning he has the fund to make the move without stress.

By the way, his occupation is needed around the world. It won't be hard for him to land a job once he get there. Programming is well sort after all over the world.

So he has no issue landing a job at most within 3 to 4 months of arrival. Besides, he will be paid times 3 of what he is earning here right now and will possibly be able to acquire properties back home if he so wish.

It will be a nice choice for him to move. He will never regret it as a programmer.

Alright

maternal:
You didn't answer my questions. Nothing is guaranteed. A change in administration, immigration laws, etc, can make it harder or impossible to get the passport in the future. He lives in a country where the military was ordered to kill its own citizens. No light, running water, local police force and politicians ranked worst in the world, low life expectancy, etc. This is far from a comfortable life. Someone who's comfortable wouldn't be on nairaland debating if he should migrate. Nobody who lives in Canada, creates a thread asking if they should migrate to Nigeria. You know why ? Because they're truly comfortable.


Its foolish to stay in a 3rd world country because of a tech business. Not everything is about money. Naija guys claims they're the biggest hustlers, yet they get cold feet about migrating to Canada. Too afraid to hustle here ?

Alright

Mcslize:
Canada passport doesn't wait for anyone. Make hail while the sun shine. A time will come when Canada will close her immigration route. And by the way, OP is getting older. The more he waits, the more the process get harder and competitive.

He can run his tech biz over there if he wants to. The Nigeria environment right now doesn't favour businesses.

The crucial aspect is does he have enough funds to sustain his family and at the same time run a tech biz in canada

maternal:
Have you lived abroad before ? As a legal resident ? You're telling him to pass up a Canadian passport because of a tech company?

He can get the canadian passport later...it will even be more easier when he becomes successful in his tech company...he shouldn't trade his comfortable life for an anticipated life in canada

Move only if you have a good job waiting for you in canada..if not focus on ur tech company in naija and keep accumulating properties

Nazgul:
Having a baby mama is worse, don't even think about that. If you want to know my reasons mention me and I'll happily shed more light.

Why?

Wish you success Lady

Notatribalist:
Why Ghana?

I read ur write up about ghana telling nigerians to quit...but why?

Maureenho:
Thanks brother for your input. Please, could you send any Facebook link you know. I have done that but I came up with no result

I dont have any

Visit hospital

powerkey:
Don't go to Rwanda, but you can still find all you need in Nigeria.

Good morning

Is there anything bad that about rwanda?

For the accomodation...search for international students in austria group on facebook...you should be able to see someone looking for flatmate there....Beware of scams

Maybe Ghana

BaddieFreak:
Lol This is almost impossible. There is no way I would plant a hidden camera in the house without him knowing.

You can try your luck sha

BaddieFreak:
I will see to this. The only problem is that hope they won't ask for my mom's consent because if they do, my mom will deny that my step dad beats her. She has done that couple of times when I called the police in

Plant a spy camera in their house to capture the action so as to serve as an evidence....just send the man to jail