online4business:

I distance myself from igbo people as soon as I identify you.

I never want to do anything with a Nigerian struggling to make it in Uganda and most francophone country.

Them go call me ipob just know say I be kwale man wey sabi.

I don't want desperados around me.

I don travel to almost all Africa country I know how things work.

Your igbo brothers don cast for Rwanda and Kenya ooo.

What about Cyprus uwa bu popo men.

I stay Cyprus for how many years I see wetin igbo man fit do for money.

I Aviod Dem like the plague it you speak igbo for me I go speak a language I no say go hard for igbo man.

I go speak tiv or junku to you.

If you sabi that language then I speak calabar.

You go fear I make my money without stress why I go associate with person wey wan make an sharp sharp.

Akonuche ya gara zero use your Duncan when you dey out of Nigeria.

Ordinary Togo and other French country you know how many Nigerians dey jail for using forge doc.

Who no go no know... Eni to ba lomo.

victory36:
so which countries do you suggest will accommodate 200m+ Nigerians? Sometimes you guys talk without reasoning

Thabothabo101:


I align with this post. This government doesn’t seem to have a clue what they’re doing. The president’s irresponsible (from a timing and planning perspective, in my opinion) inauguration address comment about the fuel subsidy removal ruined the strength of the Naira. In other countries, government officials are careful and thoughtful of what they say publicly (about economic matters) because they know that irresponsible comments do cause fiscal damage.

MT:


You are just plain silly.

That citizenship you are chasing, I have 3 in countries you will want to kill yourself for, and I will not sound condescending to the people in Nigeria.

The question you asked shows you dont have a sound IQ.

Each country pays according to how expensive the country is.

In your uneducated mind, you are converting the cost of sweepers in Canada to that of Nigeria using exchange rate. That is what people of unsound mind do.

While you are informing me of the income in Canada, tell me the expenditure in Canada. Is it Naira you will spend in Canada ?.

People like you either remain perpetually in poverty over there or get deported because you cant process thing efficiently.

You are living below the poverty line in the country that you are, and you are not adding any empirical values to the country. Get it right.

MT:


I don't have discourse with unintelligible.

I guess the best achievement in your life was flying a plane with almost 3 lay overs.

There are levels abroad. How are you balling where you claim you are?

Hustling from one menial jobs to the other. I can't and won't dignify you with a response anymore.

Owning passports do not make anyone rich. It s just a travelling paper. The values you posses is the game changer, which obviously you do not have.

Owning Foreign Passport(s) is a MEANS to an END and not the END itself. It does NOT translate to being rich

I wish you tough luck in your miserable life.

BigDawsNet:
If you sha won japa... abeg go legally

Study
Work
PR
Marriage K1 Visa
Globa talent visa


If you don't value the japa... pls do it for your kids and generations...

I love Nigeria too.. but to be honest . Our leaders are very greedy... and it doesn't look like anything will change soon... as every powerful people are behind the wrong people now in Nigeria...

Nobody is forcing you to leave...
But Nigera was not great few decades ago...
It's not nice even presently
It may get worse in the future....

Remebwr your effort as a nigeria...Don't let ur kids struggle in life...

God will be with you all

Love800:
Hello.
I want to ask sumtin.
Can u tell me the types and categories of visas?
I know about work visa, tourist visa, study visa. But all this k1, k2 or B2 stuffs use to confuse me. what do they mean?
Can u put me through.

maternal:


I recently had a family house stolen. Parents house, who passed away. Before the dead body was in the ground, this relative found a way to sell off the house. We assumed he took a loan against the house. Took the money and ran. While the bank took over the house then sold it. It was by accident I found out as another family member asked why we sold the house.

Imagine. Someone who's mother died from child birth, but we trained and paid his school fees, food, literally everything. My mother took him as her child the day his mother died. It was actually God sent. We just sat down and started to laugh. The typical person who lives in naija is an idiot who only thinks of today. They think they're sharp, but they are really stupid.

We asked him to calculate how much money we sent him in the past, and how much money we planned to send him in the future. We were helping him with his Canadian papers. Paying for applications, hiring an immigration lawyer, etc. We told him after you chop the few million naira in a few years then what ? You're only in your early 30's. You better hope whichever "business" (aka an unemployed youth hoping something works out for them), you're getting into, it better work out.

It's when he realized what he did was penny smart, pound foolish. He then ran back and begged to pay the money back. We said it's ok, keep it. Go party and tell your guys how your family in Canada are stupid. It's amazing because we're officially done with our "African bill". Literally no more obligations to anyone there, and no real reason to ever go back. I still have people there, but they're not really my obligation. It's as if I paid off my mortgage.

I was able to relate to your post. Most people there are demons who'd kill you in a second for $1. They are extremely jealous of us who escaped that zoo.

sukkot:
hehe Chief truthfully there is a group from Philadelphia called THE ROOTS, it's a rap group and they do very great music and play live instruments. Well they always say they are from ILLADELPHIA which is slang for Philadelphia is ill , which means Philadelphia is dope. I just put the K In front of it to turn it to killadelphia which is very appropriate because many people get smoked in this city lmaoooo . Yeah you know our people think they are getting an upgrade in life when they relocate to these places but truly Babylon is falling and what they are doing is akin to integrating into a burning house so it's only right that some of our people would be caught in the crossfires. It is what it is. Symptoms and ills of a dying empire but hey let me jump into the fire and scoop up some dollars for myself and then BOOM, you out cold. It's a story of greed, restlessness, dissatisfaction, discontentment, you know, the typical naija mindset of trying to build huge treasures on earth, men and women running after earthly titles and always wanting to be validated. All folly. But hey it is what it is Chief. Lol. How is Austria ?

online4business:

I distance myself from igbo people as soon as I identify you.

I never want to do anything with a Nigerian struggling to make it in Uganda and most francophone country.

Them go call me ipob just know say I be kwale man wey sabi.

I don't want desperados around me.

I don travel to almost all Africa country I know how things work.

Your igbo brothers don cast for Rwanda and Kenya ooo.

What about Cyprus uwa bu popo men.

I stay Cyprus for how many years I see wetin igbo man fit do for money.

I Aviod Dem like the plague it you speak igbo for me I go speak a language I no say go hard for igbo man.

I go speak tiv or junku to you.

If you sabi that language then I speak calabar.

You go fear I make my money without stress why I go associate with person wey wan make an sharp sharp.

Akonuche ya gara zero use your Duncan when you dey out of Nigeria.

Ordinary Togo and other French country you know how many Nigerians dey jail for using forge doc.

Who no go no know... Eni to ba lomo.

1TrippleCee:




Mehn you talk. You should do something with writing or soeaking. The way you paint and depict things with words is nothing short of amazing. Abeg no pass lekki phase one or chevron o

ednut1:
the person is on nairaland. And may see the post. How will you feel as a friend if you see someone mentioning your exact workplace. He works for one of the following ( mobil, agip, total , shell) . Always wanting to make a mountain out of nothing. Abeg rest

BigDawsNet:


Any Visa with K categories is associated with the United States Immigration

K1 Visa (Fiancee Visa)
A K1 (Fiance Visa) is issued to a foreign national who wants to marry a US citizen and live in the USA permanently. For the petition submission, a US citizen (the petitioner) must have a firm intention to marry their fiancé/fiancée within a period of 90 days of their entry to the US.


A K2 Visa is issued to the fiancée/fiance’s child (unmarried and below 21) to the USA. The name of the child has to be in the petition that is submitted for the K2 Visa.

A K3 Visa makes possible for a spouse of a US citizen to come to the US in the category of a nonimmigrant visa while the visa holder waits until they can apply for the legal permanent residence status (status adjustment).

K4 Visa
The child of K3 visa candidate is eligible K4 visa if the child is unmarried and below 21. The K4 visa is nonimmigrant visa and its holder will be allowed to stay in the US for 2 years or before the day when they get 21 years old (21st birthday) whichever comes first.


The B2 Visa is for persons desiring to enter the United States temporarily for tourism, visit with friends or relatives and medical treatments.

Love800:
Tankz so much. I really appreciate this.
But are they still remaining? Asin any more K this, F this or B that?

There is one i saw, it is F-somthing. Whats the defination of that one?

And apart of from tourist, study and work visa, are they any other visa or route that is available?

I really appreciate. Honestly am just a young dude willing to know terminologies or things associated with travel. I will do my research but i just want to hear ur view about these questions.

Thankz again for ur previous reply.

ednut1:
There are 200m Nigerians with about half being youth. It is not realistic for everyone to japa. I have colleagues who also said they cant japa but of recent they are changing mouth. One in Chevron reached out to me, he wants to learn french for Canada express entry. The last time i came to Nigeria and visited him he was still anti japa. E go better

IbeOkehie:


I missed this comment. My wife also worked in the oil & gas industry and joined me here by transfer, I didn't do ANYTHING to get her visa. I've learned a lot from her.

She told me that the general sentiment in the industry in Nigeria is Anti-Japa, she said even she herself was stridently Anti-Japa.

In her own words "wetin I dey go do abroad where people de suffer?".

She told me how they would swap stories about how Nigerians are suffering doing menial jobs and living fake life on credit card abroad bla bla bla. My wife and her colleagues were well traveled oh, all over the world, they went on business trips to every continent on earth. It seems their eyes never get opened until they actually LIVE an ordinary life among ordinary people in USA and other developed countries and experience the freedom, modernity, order and peace of mind. That's why so many of them that are posted to Houston on secondment never want to go back to Nigeria.

As she explained to me, university students in Nigeria, especially in the old federal universities, are inculcated with this ideology of Nigeria as a Great Nation and Giant of Africa. The NYSC experience is the final anointing, that's where the brainwash is completed and the brain locked down for good.

For the few lucky ones that make it into a good position immediately after graduation, the MYTH becomes a reality for them and the 0.01% that earn over ₦500K/month. And upon that they get the pleasure of being mini-gods among the terribly poor majority. 😢 It sure feels goooooood...for a Nigerian, that's their idea of a successful.

Then there's the huge number of those who don't get the dream job but continue to live the myth by projecting their dreams, thinking it will soon be their turn to experience the Greatness of Nigeria while the national edifice crumbles and stagnates around them. It's North Korea style political indoctrination.
The thing is like juju, it takes over their brain and of course cheap internet access enables them to spew it to the whole world.

There's been ongoing layoffs in the oil & gas industry since around 2014. I know ordinary engineers with around 12 years experience that got ₦50 to ₦100 million severance packages as recently as 2 or 3 years ago. How much is that money worth now?

I know Directors of oil producing companies in Nigeria who have retired to live the rest of their lives in Europe and North America, including my own small town here.

Like I asked someone on another comment, do some rough, reality based speculation on university graduates who decided to return to Nigeria from UK and USA in the 1970's. Every Nigerian should know one or two such families. That Canada based Nigerian Professor Adesanmi that died in the Ethiopian Airline crash, he wrote a little about his own father that returned to Nigeria from the UK back then.

Anyway, those who want Nigeria can have it. Like I said, the juju is strong.

Good Luck to Nigerians!

steeltrust:
e pain am
Am a CDL classA truck driver
My weekly pay you no fit get am in 5 years of your life 😂🤣

You claim you de here for 10years and nothing to show?

You be criminal and dem depot you
Na the Pepe eye de do you so

You’re a failure 😂🤣

aycorporat:


Oga steel trust I dey follow your comments back to back.
I beg I need some clarifications but I prefer personal direct message

steeltrust:
drop your number I go chat you for WhatsApp

aycorporat:


if you have grabbed it let me know

creativehubb:

See how dumb you are, most of you travel abroad from village. Like I said, carry your family, extended family and friends abroad. You don't need to open such stupid threads. Some of you abroad are just slaving away, perpetuating modern day slavery.

Nigeria is still one of the best countries in Africa...dumb head.

creativehubb:

Am specifically talking about japa syndrome, and how people abroad act like there is a crises in Nigeria and all Nigerians wants to escape...this is a big lie and a disservice to this nation. I don't see citizens of other nations abroad doing same, and Nigeria is not the worst nation in the world, what we are suffering from is criminal leaders.

Even if you are not in Nigeria, don't destroy it's image.

This misleading topic justifies my point.

steeltrust:
e pain am
Am a CDL classA truck driver
My weekly pay you no fit get am in 5 years of your life 😂🤣

You claim you de here for 10years and nothing to show?

You be criminal and dem depot you
Na the Pepe eye de do you so

You’re a failure 😂🤣

BigDawsNet:


It's fine bro... you can ask anything..

B1 is for Athlete, amateur or professional (competing for prize money only) also for business tourism

D for celebrity Crew member or any program that requires crew

O Foreign national with extraordinary ability in Sciences, Arts, Education, Business or Athletics

P Performing athlete, artist, entertainer

R Religious worker

F1/M1 Student: academic, vocational

And many more....

There are lots of categories.. you only need to focus on the one that suits your current suitation...

If I were you.. I will llbe looking into scholarships from the US Universities if you hav completed your first degree in Nigeria alrdy

Love800:
I appreciate.
Where can i apply for these scholarships. Is it on a website?

IbeOkehie:


This is the thing I'm talking about, these are the kinds of semi-skilled or unskilled jobs that make a joke of whatever opportunity supposedly exists in Nigeria

I happen to know the son of a medical doctor that's a commercial truck driver. The guy for whatever reason decided he didn't want university, now he hauls freight all over the USA, he calls me from all over the country. I know for a fact he earns very good money. Just take a gander at even the smallest salaries from small companies.

https://www.google.com/search?q=truck+driver+jobs+nc&rlz=1C1NDCM_enUS837US837&oq=truck+driver+jobs+nc&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyCQgAEEUYORiABDIICAEQABgWGB4yCAgCEAAYFhgeMggIAxAAGBYYHjIICAQQABgWGB4yCAgFEAAYFhgeMggIBhAAGBYYHjIICAcQABgWGB4yCAgIEAAYFhgeMggICRAAGBYYHqgCALACAA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

It's very difficult to get that kind of pay in Nigeria. This is why I'm convinced that most of the Anti-Japa people who CLAIM to have lived abroad or have foreign passports are lying. Most of their asinine opinions are completely divorced from reality.

Good Luck to Nigeria.

steeltrust:
God bless you brother

for the smallest job here, in as much you know what you're doing, you go blow
i'm not a full truck driver yet oh
I am doing some kind of internship with a company, and I co-pilot with the driver, same thing we call Moto Boy in nigeria truck driving system. I'm paid 200 dollars on a daily basis, and after that, I'll have my own dedicated truck, and then my pay goes up to 280 dollars, that's 35 dollars an hour and once i gain more experience i will be paid on the miles I drive during the week or month, and one person go tell me say be slave in America. bro abeg i like this kind of slave.

ednut1:
There are 200m Nigerians with about half being youth. It is not realistic for everyone to japa. I have colleagues who also said they cant japa but of recent they are changing mouth. One in Chevron reached out to me, he wants to learn french for Canada express entry. The last time i came to Nigeria and visited him he was still anti japa. E go better

slydog:

Met a Nigerian pharmacist here who said she had no choice but to learn French for one yr in Nigeria. While she's waiting to writing her professional exams, she leverage her Bilingual ability and got something nice here in Alberta, imagine when she's done with her exams as a Bilingual lady.

IbeOkehie:


I honestly wish I knew enough about the trades like CDL, nursing, plumbing, metal work, carpentry and mechanics in my early days in this country.

Good Luck to you.