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Sagamite,

Thank you for sharing the relevant website with me.

Ndewo,

Natalie Nwaoha

Hello Bossman,

It's about time someone responds some sense on this Nairaland Forum. I have been reading the job boards and posting my resume. I do have a couple of leads. However, I am exploring all options in between now and the time I leave in June. I do have contacts both here in the US and in Nigeria. You mentioned that you and your family will be relocating as well in June. Have you found a place to reside in with you and your family. My residence will be in Okota, Nigeria. I am also looking into other property in Nigeria as well. Are you American like me or not? Perhaps when we arrive in Nigeria, sometime we could meet each other as well as our family members.

Must Success to You and Your Family

Natalie Nwaoha

Brutal,
Business and employment opportunities with visa.

I Laugh,

I already reside in United States but will be going to Nigeria in June. I am not Nigerian but African American. And just how do the Nigerian Americans end up on Naira Land?

Pittbaby,

The whole idea of the American Dream has been dismantled by the rich getting richer, the poor getting poorer, and the middle class paying most of the taxes. I believe that people can make their dreams comes true with a lot of hard work (sacrificing, networking, capital, etc, ) and simply knowing the right people and being in the right place at the right time. Sometimes I think that earning an education does not ensure that your dream will come true. Some of the most wealthiest people in the world do not have a college education or either dropped out of school.

However, I do agree with your statement about you having friends that have never left the shores of Nigeria and that they go head to head intellectually and financially, In my travels and stay here in the United States, I have found that the most intelligent as well as intellectual people I have met are from Africa; Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya etc, You are right that nothing guarantees that you will be a success in America. One cannot go home when they have no home to go home to. And so that person has to create their home be it here in the US or in beautiful Nigeria!

Peace

Bawomolo,

I do not understand the phrase baby "pancake" pic. As for my skills they are mainly in the business and education sectors in United States and Spain. I have taught (mostly) visual arts, Spanish, mathematics, English Language Arts, and Special Education since 1992. In addition, I am a multi-skilled artist in drawing, painting, graphic design, stained glass, and mixed media. I have earned a BS in Education, and three MA's in Spanish, Learning Disabilities, and Educational Leadership. I am certified in all three areas.

Peace

Bigmodo,

What exactly is your dream to make it here in America? I was born and raised here in the United States. Right now, I am half way through graduate school to earn a MA in Educational Leadership with certification which will enable me to be a Principal of a strong school system. However, my dream is to have my own Art Institute here in America and other countries too. I want to be able to work for myself and help other people who work for me.
In June I am traveling to Lagos Nigeria. Hopefully this will provide me with some clarity and direction of making my dream happen anywhere God will make it happen. I say all that to say this follow your plan and return back to Naija. One day your American will happen! Remember the unexpected is always upon us.

I am traveling to Lagos, Nigeria in June and thinking about relocating to Nigeria. What does the job market look like for African American women would have the credentials, education, and skills?

Are there any Nigerian men who have actually married African American woman? [color=Black]If so how long have you been happily married? How did you both meet?[/color] Do you both reside in Nigeria, United States or both? Do you have children? [color=Black]How do your families interact?[/color] Enlighten me on this topic please