LadyRosa:
All the people I'm affiliated with that moved abroad are all doing great, and 100 percent of them are from the south. I think southerners are more go getters than the MB or north especially those from the west and Eastern part of the country.

A friend of mine that left the country 3 years ago is now building a duplex in warri. Hie brother is married to an Irish and a citizen so he helped him secure a job. His salary right now due to exchange rate is almost 1.5 million a month.

in that salary his bill including rent for the month is 1.2 million. Yes he is building duplex but when he is going to live in it. Abroad people still need Nigeria to survive.

The job I do abroad. Is far better than any job I ever did in Nigeria.

To make matters even better the pay and work load is better.

The job I do abroad is almost equivalent to me doing nothing and getting paid.

jesmond3945:
in that salary his bill including rent for the month is 1.2 million. Yes he is building duplex but when he is going to live in it. Abroad people still need Nigeria to survive.

Abroad people do not need Nigeria to survive. Infact, if not for abroad people my business would have crumbled. All the foreign currencies sent to me after lock down revived back my business.

His wives and kids are here... FOR NOW.

BafanaBafana:

You are using fake gender, claiming to be northerner. Why are you ipob guys so dull?

Rubbish

slimanyd:


Chai . Ur 2nd story bros nah ajebutter . No confirm Ajepako go reach Canada go ever think of coming back to Nigeria. thats why its said if you are earning around 200k plus in naira per month , Abroad is not for you to relocate rather for enjoyment . but people wey dey do factory work ,shift work join , wey they enter danfo ,and molue join , wey dey sweat for body like fowl for naija , nah them abroad and relocation fit work for. People wey be sa
y them get strength to dey do 2 to 3 jobs in a day , people wey no dey look uche face. Person wey never get AC for Car , Those ones would do everything to adapt to the new environment.

Mehn, you just spoke the hard fact.

DMerciful:
My only regret of moving to Canada is why I waited too long to move. Comparing Canada to Nigeria under any condition is like comparing CNN to NTA...quite ridiculous.

Mind you eventually i and my family including my kids will be Canadians but we're still Nigerians meaning in the future we can stay anywhere depending on where the good life is which is obviously Canada for now

well some people actually want to be multi millionaires, controlling businesses. Canada would not give you that. However, if you want a middle class life then it will.

Emperormartin:
Why is it that northerners don't move abroad?

Northerners are conservative and they prefer to live in the Northern cities like Kano, Kaduna or Abuja than anywhere else, especially if they are financially well off. Ahmed Musa for example is still good enough to play for a number European clubs or at worst some middle Eastern club but he opted for Kano Pillars.
They love their way of life.

BigDawsNet:
Got a shiity job in naija

So I moved out

Resumed to a menial IT support job with a wonderful pay...

It was enough to cover Bills but not much to save...so I run freelancer as an IT specialist

Increased income...

you see you are actually slaving for the system but if you had waited a little while you can even be working as a consultant.

EmekaChiwe:


Explain how bills are higher in Nigeria?

Bill's dey higher truly I no dey stay house only me for compound I dey pay 11k monthly for Nepa bill I waz not paying d whole thing every month my bill don enter 270k + wey I dey owe Nepa lik diz so tell me aw Bill's no cost also for here....

wickyyolo:


Don’t mind all those stupid stories. It’s Buhari people trying to discourage progress

I no them na. Them dey silly.
All my friends dey abroad wey dey build they rush projects like water because of the high exchange rate. While me still dey find Aboki to mould block for me for peanuts.

Hmm

slimanyd:


Chai . Ur 2nd story bros nah ajebutter . No confirm Ajepako go reach Canada go ever think of coming back to Nigeria. thats why its said if you are earning around 200k plus in naira per month , Abroad is not for you to relocate rather for enjoyment . but people wey dey do factory work ,shift work join , wey they enter danfo ,and molue join , wey dey sweat for body like fowl for naija , nah them abroad and relocation fit work for. People wey be say them get strength to dey do 2 to 3 jobs in a day , people wey no dey look uche face. Person wey never get AC for Car , Those ones would do everything to adapt to the new environment.

Those people wey you mentioned seg no fit get money take arrange visa talk more of ticket fare and traveling allowance.
Most of you no even know say òyìnbó no dey like people wey no hold money,why do you think folks with ₦10- ₦20m in their account will get easier approval compare to those wey no get shishi?

Good Morning Guys!

Truth be told. There is No where like home. There will always be more freedom at home. However the main ingredients to being human are not readily available in Nigeria.

No light, security, affordable housing health care, you name it. Even basic opportunity.

I left Nigeria after my you service many years Ago. I lived in Europe, and North America. Withness great difference in quality of life

Every one has a reason for leaving. I will never judge. However I feel if you think you are highly gifted in business, music or other hussle. Nigeria is the place.

But professional minded guys can try there luck outside. I was very unhappy in North America. My family thought I was mad for return. It took me about 5 to 6 years of destitution to rebound and being financially okay. I'm doing very fine now. I'm really really greatfull to God that I did return even after trying to.

I can afford to take my family on a trip abroad once a year and I employ over 20 people that work for me. Maybe I'm wrong. But I don't think I could have done it like that abroad.

The 20 richest Nigerians are based in Nigeria.
The 20 biggest artist are based here.
Even the doctors are working for people over there. While the rich doctors in Nigeria work for themselves.

My only and major issue honestly is insecurity.

God will make each and everyone find his calling and prosperous.

But remember, MORE PROBLEMS MEANS MORE OPPORTUNITIES!

Stay Focused, Stay Blessed!

not regretting moving from Nigeria to Oodua republic, my only regret is those heedmen still follow us come here.

LadyRosa:
All the people I'm affiliated with that moved abroad are all doing great, and 100 percent of them are from the south. I think southerners are more go getters than the MB or north especially those from the west and Eastern part of the country.

A friend of mine that left the country 3 years ago is now building a duplex in warri. Hie brother is married to an Irish and a citizen so he helped him secure a job. His salary right now due to exchange rate is almost 1.5 million a month.

He lives and work in that country. It's useless converting it to naira because he spends his money there. You think 1.5m is a big money over there.

NorthRules9ja:

Liar i travel every year to overseas…stop your hate against us

The only northern friend I have here is a doctor. The rest immediately go home after studies because they have a well paid job back home and the prospects are better for an average northerner back home. In any case virtually all of them come to U.K. on government scholarship. Most southerners come to U.K. on their own. Most northers do not do any part time job while in school because they are well taken care of financially.

DMerciful:
My only regret of moving to Canada is why I waited too long to move. Comparing Canada to Nigeria under any condition is like comparing CNN to NTA...quite ridiculous.

Mind you eventually i and my family including my kids will be Canadians but we're still Nigerians meaning in the future we can stay anywhere depending on where the good life is which is obviously Canada for now

Prat for me o. I'm currently working on mine as we speak.

motymop:
2 stories

1st story

I met a waiter at rhapsody in ikeja shopping mall, who regretted leaving Nigeria for dubai, i asked him why? He said he left his stable job to Dubai, got to dubai and was earning 70k, was also living in a shared accommodation with 4 people, after working for 5 months, he resigned and left Dubai for Nigeria.

2nd story

My cousin left his well paid job for Canada, sold his properties in naija and moved to Canada with his family, first 8 month of his life was hell upon earth, from bills to bills, from one low wage job to another, the neighborhood he was living with his family was infested with gangs, the public school was also infected with gangs, his children got bullied because of their accents, his wife, even though supportive couldn't get a good job, bros was tired of everything.

So he decided to solve his problem by moving back, after the scrap they could save in Canada, my guy and his family moved back to Nigeria, they had to start afresh, thank God, he had a supportive family and friends, they use their connections to help him find another good job but what is lost is lost till today he still regrets selling his properties for Canada.

Omo, you just dey throw lies upandan.

Why didn’t his supportive family use their connections for him before he traveled to Canada?

By the way, the surest route to migration has always been via school/ education.

The terrible lies you’re padding here to support your opinion are from people who travelled illegally.

dustydee:

I sometimes regret moving abroad. God has been faithful to me and my family. Since we moved, I have not worked any menial job and own my own house and relatively comfortable but something about Nigeria keeps ringing in my head. May be it's where I come from (In the North), my people are generally not keen on living abroad indefinitely. I haven't moved back because I am yet to find something comparable to what I left before moving but I will start working on it in the coming months.

Carry me along na bro,

LadyRosa:
All the people I'm affiliated with that moved abroad are all doing great, and 100 percent of them are from the south. I think southerners are more go getters than the MB or north especially those from the west and Eastern part of the country.

A friend of mine that left the country 3 years ago is now building a duplex in warri. Hie brother is married to an Irish and a citizen so he helped him secure a job. His salary right now due to exchange rate is almost 1.5 million a month.

Subtract his Bill's from that salary,you will be left with a little amount. Don't be deceived.

Ikwerelastborn:
share your experience with us with all sincerity and give advice ,who knows some people may just need it.
Have you ever left your lucrative Nigerian job be it in the banking, oil and gas,health sector for a menial job overseas .And what do you feel about it right now.
we do know that is not that Rossy abroad as no country on earth is filled with milk and honey
Cc lalasticlala mynd44

Most people complaining are illegal immigrants, if you have your papers, you will not even look back. Is like comparing sleep with death as long as you know what you are doing. God bless your hustle.

Taiwolus:
Most of the people commenting here are delusional. You have no first hand experience but will quickly jump at answers and conclusion.

The best set of people to migrate are single folks less than 30. The important part is that you need to be smart. Have the right skills and experience and be very much driven. In 2-3 years if you get into the right countries with proper work authorization, the sky is the limit.

I know of the UK and Canada and I have more than 10 family and friends that have been able to multiply their income by more than 10 times since they left Nigeria. All in less than 5 years.

Minimum wage in Calgary is $15/hr for god sake.

in that 15 dollars, 11 dollars is for rent and bills.

mailemy:

He lives and work in that country. It's useless converting it to naira because he spends his money there. You think 1.5m is a big money over there.

Oga! The guy dey build house for Warri! His first house FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HIS LIFE! UNA TOO LIKE SUFFERHEAD NIGERIAN BUHARISTS. person dey abroad dey build house after many years of suffering in naija, no be progress be that?Una witchcraft too much!

He made a great mistake by moving to Canada with his family at the same time.

motymop:
2 stories

1st story

I met a waiter at rhapsody in ikeja shopping mall, who regretted leaving Nigeria for dubai, i asked him why? He said he left his stable job to Dubai, got to dubai and was earning 70k, was also living in a shared accommodation with 4 people, after working for 5 months, he resigned and left Dubai for Nigeria.

2nd story

My cousin left his well paid job for Canada, sold his properties in naija and moved to Canada with his family, first 8 month of his life was hell upon earth, from bills to bills, from one low wage job to another, the neighborhood he was living with his family was infested with gangs, the public school was also infected with gangs, his children got bullied because of their accents, his wife, even though supportive couldn't get a good job, bros was tired of everything.

So he decided to solve his problem by moving back, after the scrap they could save in Canada, my guy and his family moved back to Nigeria, they had to start afresh, thank God, he had a supportive family and friends, they use their connections to help him find another good job but what is lost is lost till today he still regrets selling his properties for Canada.

mailemy:

Subtract his Bill's from that salary,you will be left with a little amount. Don't be deceived.

Bros you be winch? Because I don't understand why you want the guy to suffer abroad like he did while jobless for years in naija. YOU CHOP WINCH?

Zeinymira:
Is there any Nurse/Doctor who regrets moving to abroad?

They are always tired of the whole thing within 5yrs and most of them always want to come back after 10yrs.
Check around you will find so many of them

LadyRosa:


Abroad people do not need Nigeria to survive. Infact, if not for abroad people my business would have crumbled. All the foreign currencies sent to me after lock down revived back my business.

His wives and kids are here... FOR NOW.

What I mean abroad cannot do without Naija because they are working for both the system in abroad and their families in Naija. So at the end of the day, when you retire you might not have anything to show for it in abroad. The best way is to have a business in abroad. You pay low tax and get a lot of support

jesmond3945:
you see you are actually slaving for the system but if you had waited a little while you can even be working as a consultant.

Bro I'm studying currently..you don't expect me to get a full time job as developer in an Tech company with a beautiful office with also $80-$100k yearly

Our four generation were brought here to slave and I'm glad they did....

Is your country working?
The answer is NO!

Abeg let me enjoy my advance slavery ...
As soon as I'm through with my masters...

I can apply for a better standard job that suit my career....

Just that you know...my menial job+freelancer income in a month is greater than an average nnpc staff income monthly (salary) excluding if the nigga is receiving runz....

As worse as nigeria seems if you earn ₦150k gross and it Comes with job security sit your ass here,you will surely grow and make it big.

Ikwerelastborn:

Then how come people in abroad have more money than their contemporaries back home in Nigeria?

Exchange rate is all

Liar i travel every year to overseas…stop your hate against us[/quote]
Keep quiet, which country will accept you? Can you speak any other language except hausa? Countries don't accept terrorists