Balenciagabrain:
Greetings,
Kindly help me with your sincere opinions. I'm a health professional and I plan for the opportunity to leave Nigeria to overseas where there I presume have well paying jobs. At same time, just recently landed the opportunity to work in a Federal teaching hospital. Should I continue with my plans to leave to overseas or better to keep the Federal job in Nigeria?

Thank you in anticipation.

streetsoldier1:


you dont need a job, you need biz plan

gfon:
funny monicker you got...where una dey get the inspiration from?

Neddyogu:


Her name's probably Virginia and she's perhaps pretty. I guess u saw 'vagina'

Balenciagabrain:
Greetings,
Kindly help me with your sincere opinions. I'm a health professional and I plan for the opportunity to leave Nigeria to overseas where there I presume have well paying jobs. At same time, just recently landed the opportunity to work in a Federal teaching hospital. Should I continue with my plans to leave to overseas or better to keep the Federal job in Nigeria?

Thank you in anticipation.

Balenciagabrain:
Greetings,
Kindly help me with your sincere opinions. I'm a health professional and I plan for the opportunity to leave Nigeria to overseas where there I presume have well paying jobs. At same time, just recently landed the opportunity to work in a Federal teaching hospital. Should I continue with my plans to leave to overseas or better to keep the Federal job in Nigeria?

Thank you in anticipation.

Balenciagabrain:
Greetings,
Kindly help me with your sincere opinions. I'm a health professional and I plan for the opportunity to leave Nigeria to overseas where there I presume have well paying jobs. At same time, just recently landed the opportunity to work in a Federal teaching hospital. Should I continue with my plans to leave to overseas or better to keep the Federal job in Nigeria?

Thank you in anticipation.

Juliearth:



Accept the job, put in some years(2 max), join a Caucus, set your traveling plan in motion, when you are successful with that, apply for study leave at your place of work (you might even be lucky to have your salary still streaming in while you are on leave) and once that clicks, you can then travel.


If I were in your shoes, this is how I would go about it. Incase the abroad is not so favourable, you can always come back to your job. And if it is favourable, your salary can be channelled into the welfare of your people at home. Note that, nobody at your place of work must know about this plan.

Congrats on the job.

Wisdom!

webizone:


Person for this forum by name of 'gfon' like you. Chat with am to see if una fit start something.
Me ma dey single and searching, get good prospects and fit marry within the year if it's good, so holla, just in case.

Chikena

gfon:
lol clown.You shoot am na

webizone:

Did that almost an hour ago.

Balenciagabrain:
Greetings,
Kindly help me with your sincere opinions. I'm a health professional and I plan for the opportunity to leave Nigeria to overseas where there I presume have well paying jobs. At same time, just recently landed the opportunity to work in a Federal teaching hospital. Should I continue with my plans to leave to overseas or better to keep the Federal job in Nigeria?

Thank you in anticipation.

gfon:
legend i hail

Balenciagabrain:
Greetings,
Kindly help me with your sincere opinions. I'm a health professional and I plan for the opportunity to leave Nigeria to overseas where there I presume have well paying jobs. At same time, just recently landed the opportunity to work in a Federal teaching hospital. Should I continue with my plans to leave to overseas or better to keep the Federal job in Nigeria?

Thank you in anticipation.

Juliearth:



Accept the job, put in some years(2 max), join a Caucus, set your traveling plan in motion, when you are successful with that, apply for study leave at your place of work (you might even be lucky to have your salary still streaming in while you are on leave) and once that clicks, you can then travel.


If I were in your shoes, this is how I would go about it. Incase the abroad is not so favourable, you can always come back to your job. And if it is favourable, your salary can be channelled into the welfare of your people at home. Note that, nobody at your place of work must know about this plan.

Congrats on the job.

ekerintee:
IT depends on what field He is in.Some Jobs are Not needed in abroad and some countries dont Accept blacks Professionals.However ,UK is Open to black.As a doctor ,you May find it difficult to pratice insome countries in Europe due to racism,language bariers etc.However ,age Plays a Factor,its Not really advisable for somebody above 40 to migrate.i Must say that IT Takes time to integrate Into a new country.u Said 2 Million naira monthly,that is a small Money for a doctor abroad considering expenses .you have got to pay for Rent ,etc .this expenses Take half of the 2 Million naira you are talking abroad.Sometimes ,happiness Matters .If you are collecting little in Nigeria and find happiness .its much better than living miserably abroad with expenses to bother about








quote author=Simran94 post=100781196]


My sister is a medical doctor, she got a job in the UK in an NHS as a Junior medical officer and is getting paid approximately 2 million naira monthly!!!! But when she was in nigeria working for a government hospital, she was being paid 250k monthly.

It's your choice oo

Simran94:

The hospital provides accommodation for their resident doctors in the UK, and the accommodation is not up to half of the salary they get plus other expenses.

In Nigeria, as a doctor you can work for up to 3 to 6 months without getting paid, my sister has also experiencedthat here, why do you think most doctors in all states here in Nigeria are always going on strike?

Alot of my sisters colleagues here in nigeria have all relocated while some are planning to also relocate abroad.

Even Professors in medical schools here in Nigeria are writing IELTS just to relocate.

That's why I said as a medical professional, it's best he relocated because Canada and some other countries like UK are looking for foreign medical practitioners. 2 of my cousins are senior medical doctors in Canada.

Juliearth:



Accept the job, put in some years(2 max), join a Caucus, set your traveling plan in motion, when you are successful with that, apply for study leave at your place of work (you might even be lucky to have your salary still streaming in while you are on leave) and once that clicks, you can then travel.


If I were in your shoes, this is how I would go about it. Incase the abroad is not so favourable, you can always come back to your job. And if it is favourable, your salary can be channelled into the welfare of your people at home. Note that, nobody at your place of work must know about this plan.

Congrats on the job.

Juliearth:



Accept the job, put in some years(2 max), join a Caucus, set your traveling plan in motion, when you are successful with that, apply for study leave at your place of work (you might even be lucky to have your salary still streaming in while you are on leave) and once that clicks, you can then travel.


If I were in your shoes, this is how I would go about it. Incase the abroad is not so favourable, you can always come back to your job. And if it is favourable, your salary can be channelled into the welfare of your people at home. Note that, nobody at your place of work must know about this plan.

Congrats on the job.