₦airaland Forum

Kingstanding:
Listen, the guy did not mention Germany, Netherlands or Schengen countries ok. He said if you package yourself very well, seek asylum in Canada,US or UK which I'm very sure the guy is right. How can you compare English speaking countries asylum to non English speaking countries. In UK the government don't put asylum seeker in camp for your information. I once lived in Amsterdam in Netherlands i know what I'm saying before relocating to Birmingham city in UK. If you wanna seek for asylum make sure you get visa and seek the asylum in the first country you arrive and better best seek it at the point of entry believe me UK will grant your asylum if you package yourself very well.

In Canada you don't even have to do that - that is, you don't have to get visa and seek the asylum in the first country you arrive. See below

ratiken:
Nobody should fool you, the multi billion dollars being remitted annually are by Nigerians abroad. The bulk of property sales in Lagos is purchased by Nigerians abroad.

It’s not all doom out there…. No one should fool you. Otherwise we would have seen droves of Nigerians abroad return home.

Look around you and count the number of Nigerians abroad that returned to settle…. The answer is right there

Not necessarily. Many Nigerians get rich right here in Nigeria

ratiken:
There is a reason your elites have their second homes abroad and have second passports. All their families are not here despite their millions of dollars. Nigeria is their workshop, they go home after work.

Naija is a crime scene and a trap. And if you still talking about naira earnings, you have no future.

I don't know... all these billionaires and millionaires we have here are into naira earnings...

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Satazaa:
I personally have two guys in thier late forties that left naija after graduation in thier late twenties, a lot of us then were madly envious of thier good fortune then, fast forward now, they are twice and thrice divorced respectively, they are on long time mortgages, they don't have any form of savings, let me shock you, one of our classmates who was academically dull but was full of street Hussle and started timber and agbegilodo business in ondo to lagos is now so rich that anytime he goes to UK with his family on holidays he dashes them 200 pounds and they will almost be screaming with Joy, real story guys

It is from destiny las las

dazzlingd:
There are Nigerians in US earning over 100k per annum
Nigerians working for good companies in US with a good degree may receive 30 to 40k in bonus alone.
Investment bankers earn within 200k or more in US

Yeah, but that's investment bankers. How many Nigerians are into investment banking in US??

viodemus:
Even during war, Ukraine's fire service, medical team, road and rail network, and electricity is still far better than anywhere in Nigeria.

The moment you leave Nigeria to say uk, us, canada, Australia, new Zealand (very under rated); you will expand in knowledge. If you notice, most of these countries send their own people to various countries to go expand their wisdom.

So, if you have the chance and a plan, go.

Over 45 or 50, it will be hard to fit in, train for a career, and go through the rigors of survival in a new country; except you have support.

Portugal, Bulgaria, Greenland, Iceland, new Zealand, and places like these are underrated. Language Barrier in some of these places, but these are great places that can fast track your success.

Without all that, you can still survive in Nigeria.

Well said. New Zealand is indeed very underrated

imagrg:
Going abroad to make it is now old school.
Boys are cashing out big here!

I hear ya. Example, Tinubu, Gbaja, etc...

Najdorf:
Why would someone be in this terrible place where the citizens continue to willingly vote corrupt and evil politicians when I can stay over there, hustle and get a job paying me $100k a year.

$100K a year. I wonder how many people in Canada make $100K US a year

Af0nja:
It's really myopic to think living in Nigeria is a mistake? Are you aware that the richest Nigerians live in Nigeria and didn't make their money abroad?

Living in one's own country will never be a mistake for various reasons. Even your children may be lost to America or Canada, never coming back to Naija

MarketDispatch:
Cold is too much abroad...I'm staying in Naija.

That's actually a huge part of my dilemma. I hate cold weather. Our mild Nigerian cold actually makes me physically sick

BigDawsNet:
Pray before you relocate

Of course. That's basic... if you believe in prayers

OdefaGirl:
One chooses the suffering "best" for them, which millions of Nigerians if given the opportunity will choose to do their suffering outside the shores of this country.

But isn't suffering still suffering no matter where you do it??!

pansophist:
Even in Brussels, the capital of EU, commissions, Parliament, NATO etc, the poverty in there is so much.

At Brussels noord station, homeless people scattered every where with tents, living outside in the cold for years, and the EU can't help them but instead pump billions of dollars to Ukraine to fight a war it will never win.

And this is not just Brussels, it's like this in many parts of the country, and also in many countries

Yeah, the grass only SEEMS greener on the other side

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pansophist:
That's why celebs always give birth abroad. So if your cash can't give you citizenship, your preek should

vikkiedee:
They may come and kidnap you to pay the same money…. I no do abeg… �

Well, every country has it's problems. Besides, kidnapping has sort of ebbed in Naija

iod69779:
I will miss ordering from Amazon, hearing much less honking on the roads, not having a speed dial police number, having a stable job, fewer dust on the streets, more polite people, fewer places to run to and have a quick number 1 and all that

Every country has their issues but Nigeria issues are too basic and frustrating for the average person who has lived abroad so it's a No No

So in your opinion it's better to abandon the potential 1.5m job and go "hustle" in Canada. Well, people actually living there say otherwise!

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seanwilliam:
Well, I can always go to aboard for vacation, I no fit leave naija go Dey struggle.

In 5 years , I’ll have enough to travel overseas and enjoy my life with my family.
Nigeria is the best place to spend and enjoy money .

You know, I agree with you to some extent. But that only applies if you don't already have your plane ticket and Canadian dreams!

maziude:
If you think people still leave Nigeria because of only money, then you need to have a rethink.

What good is $40k to a dead person?

So you saying leave right now. Forget the potentially 1.5m job

Crenzywilliams:
I told my uncle, in 2019 when I arrived, I said, I relocate back to Nigeria and retire when I make £50k, he looked at me with a smile; and he told me the cost of his rang rover, it was £85. From that moment he didn't have to tell me to growup; get sense and aim high. You can easily save £10k/,year if you want to.
You know my answer.

Actually I'm not sure your answer. Could you elaborate?

xjiggy:
Bro when they say CA is short of workers, it does not mean anybody can just go and take up the job. You have to have the right credentials and specialty. Mind you, our university certificates can only get you into their schools but not give you job directly. Also they give preference to Americans, Europeans and Australians

How about tech? Do you know how that applies to tech?

benqo01:
Wy still move to UK when u know it is very expensive,me don't even fancy UK smaller European country is okay for me

Ok, but how about Canada and my dilemma

Selfmotivated:
$40k is about 17,653,200.00 Nigerian Naira. Nigeria economic outlook will swallow that money within one year based on the sky rocking inflation. No going back to Sodom...

What foresight you have. Same $40K is now N40M barely a year later. BUT doing '"hustle" jobs in Canada when I have a cushy potential 1.5m+ job here... tough choice

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GloriousGbola:
Before long youll have your papers guaranteed

Well, that was my understanding but people actually living there are throwing sand in the gari!