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Veste:
This guy jus dey craze. My first job abroad was in the Chicken processing cold room. Yes it was very cold but I was paid well and the money sorted many things for me. People go just open dia mouth Waaa d talk nonsense.

Make him come back to naija and do that work him papa created na.

Help me educate these ignorant arrogant beings who label things they have no insight into.

Glimpsetv:
A Nigerian man has taken to his TikTok account to advise fellow Nigerians moving abroad about certain jobs they should avoid or approach with caution.
Speaking from what appears to be personal experience, he mentioned workplaces like cold rooms and other jobs, explaining why it’s not advisable to take up such roles. Watch the video, share your thoughts in the comments.

Rubbish!

This submission is made in ignorance. Most of the jobs he listed are found right there in Nigeria and Nigerians are working them in that same Nigeria as well. So why would you frown on working the same job abroad, simply because you assume those there don't like to work them? Every job is worth doing.

All these body and soul destructive jobs are where AI comes into into play.

AI can be integrated with industrial machines and robotics to do these jobs so humans can enjoy life.

Few days ago, China built an over 150km roads using 100% machines without human physical intervention. Our world should progress to that phase.

Starboytwo:
3000 plates.

Na which kain restaurant be dat... Na beside stadium the shop dey?

Imagine wash plate from morning till night.

Kilode.

no mind them.

discusant:
Doing jobs Oyibo refused to do is the means of survival to Nigerians in Europe who don't have special skill.

But one certainty: nearly all the Nigerians who left Nigeria will not return again to finally settle in Nigeria.

How? Nigeria's government is not making living conditions in Nigeria better than when they left.
The Islamic fundamentalists with their sympathizers for a country to be governed with Sharia criminal laws, are now left to largely decide who rules where in Nigeria at every election. This group can never make Nigeria better for the fleeing Nigerians to return to Nigeria. The northern people migrate southwards to occupy the places left by fleeing Nigerians.
That's formation for a new Nigeria nation.

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Hmmm...I have never viewed it this way sha. There's problem o.

Kobojunkie:
There are no dishwasher jobs in Nigeria. No cold-room jobs in Nigeria? Are you ok at all?

Of cos i am okay!

Are you?

Does a manager do such jobs in Nigeria?

AntiChristian:
Of cos i am okay! Are you? Does a manager do such jobs in Nigeria?

Manager, managing what, with what skills or credentials, being paid what? Do you think work is merely about whether you have a manager badge or not? Abegi!

The one way i dey so,i nor mind work for cold room or even wash 5000 plates a day,God help me to JAPA from africa,if na plate 10,000 i go wash,if na cold room i go work,if na dirty self i go pack,men don pack socker way for five thousand naira for nigeria so even if na shit i go pack for any europe or america country

Kobojunkie:
EVery job you do, you dress properly for. The same with Cold Room, Dishwashing, etc. If you dey wash dishes, wear water-resistant clothing, good hand gloves, etc., and you will be fine. If working in a cold room, be sure to wear proper cold-resistant clothing, hat, etc.

There is health and safety rules and regulations for each job specification.
They must wear PPE.
These people use naija yardstick to measure all.
Very ignorant fellows.

Cromagnon:
you will not understand
E get some belle wey you no fit face
We are not acclimatized for cold climate . No be by gragra

Especially this ancestor...

Ordinary AC cold for Nigeria dey fear me let alone a place where everywhere na freezer...

And I think say cosmopolitan gragra dey my body..

SMH

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Are you serious? Has it gotten to this level 😆

He is absolutely right. But here is some additional tips when it comes to the cold room.

Many Africans do not like cold but the thing is to be in that cold, you need money to buy good thermal wear.

Another thing is, the temp agency that send people there ,do take some of their money which makes it not encouraging to work.

For example: a direct employment would $21/hr. Agency might collect $4 - $5 and perhaps pay you $17.

I hear they pay people $13,$14,15 .

Buying good thermal wear would help and make you dress well instead of having to dress like a homeless man.

For example: if you wear large size. Buy medium, large and x-large thermal wear

nasbiafra:
The one way i dey so,i nor mind work for cold room or even wash 5000 plates a day,God help me to JAPA from africa,if na plate 10,000 i go wash,if na cold room i go work,if na dirty self i go pack,men don pack socker way for five thousand naira for nigeria so even if na shit i go pack for any europe or america country

There are equally dishwashing, mortuary, and cold room jobs right there in Nigeria only they are probably not paid even 1/20th of what you would get in Europe or America for the same job. And worse, people working those jobs in Nigeria would likely not be provided or paid enough to afford the gear to help them better do those jobs.

Cromagnon:
you will not understand. E get some belle wey you no fit face We are not acclimatized for cold climate. No be by gragra

Nobody is acclimatized to cold weather by the way. There are many Americans born in cold climes who retire to temperate or warm climes after many years. It is not a matter of acclimatization but knowing to dress appropriately for the job at all times.

my brother the plan no be to work this work for nigeria,for nigeria the money nor go reach but if na uptown i no mind

Kobojunkie:
There are equally dishwashing, mortuary, and cold room jobs right there in Nigeria only they are probably not paid even 1/20th of what you would get in Europe or America for the same job. And worse, people working those jobs in Nigeria would likely not be provided or paid enough to afford the gear to help them better do those jobs.

nasbiafra:
my brother the plan no be to work this work for nigeria,for nigeria the money nor go reach but if na uptown i no mind

Exactly! You start where you can on the way to where you are going. If you find yourself working the same job even 20 years down the road, it is still OK. I remember there is a place here in the city where I live where I found people who have worked in cold rooms for over 10 years. Some of them are Americans while others are foreigners. If it was such a bad job as claimed by the OP why are there people who have done it for so long and become experts at that?

Nigerians too dey like to put jobs and things they don't understand down in ignorance.

steeltrust:
This man is talking nonsense
When you get abroad you have to start somewhere and move to your career choice
Abi when you reach abroad you go just start to de work for big tech companies or banks

Once them reach abroad na so anyhow advice dem go come online de advice

but in Nigeria you will not start somewhere abi

millionboi2:
but in Nigeria you will not start somewhere abi

There are dishwashing, mortuary, and cold room jobs in Nigeria. Those who work those jobs in Nigeria, dem no be human beings?

Kobojunkie:
There are dishwashing, mortuary, and cold room jobs in Nigeria. Those who work those jobs in Nigeria, dem no be human beings? :-

miss kobojunkee abeg do me 1k make i use am chop

Abeg

etrouble:
The factory job wey my friend first do, him waist wan break. Na physiotherapist tell am say if he no if wan end up for wheel chair, make he run

Your friend must have had health issues prior to taking the job that were only exacerbated by working in the factory.

ibtommy:
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Hmmm...I have never viewed it this way sha. There's problem o.

It's same for too many Nigerians who don't look at the bigger picture of the phenomenon of jappa.
More than ever, too many, if not most, of the keke drivers and doers of menial jobs in the south of Nigeria are people from the sharia states of northern Nigeria. They occupy the space left by Southern Nigerians who fled Nigeria. Unarguably, people from the south make little contribution to who rules where in Nigeria's political process. Who expects the new rulers to make Nigeria comfortable for those Nigerians who left the country to return? If the trend continues for another 10 to 20 years, the RUGA which some Nigerian groups refused must have been effected. It's simple.

I will gladly do a job that pays well if there is a proper PPE in place.

Reggaero:
miss kobojunkee abeg do me 1k make i use am chop Abeg

I am sorry but no!

Ask them to do same jobs here they will refuse.

nwirinedu:
Ask them to do same jobs here they will refuse.

Nonsense! There are cold room, warehouse, and dishwashing jobs in Nigeria which are worked by Nigerians. Many Nigerians, many under poor working conditions, already do many of these jobs right there in Nigeria.

what i see in this issue is that some people are already there,they do not want to come back instead of them to encourage most of aspiring to JAPA,their own na to dey talk rubbish dey lie say the place no good and they do not want to come back.

Kobojunkie:
Exactly! You start where you can on the way to where you are going. If you find yourself working the same job even 20 years down the road, it is still OK. I remember there is a place here in the city where I live where I found people who have worked in cold rooms for over 10 years. Some of them are Americans while others are foreigners. If it was such a bad job as claimed by the OP why are there people who have done it for so long and become experts at that?

Nigerians too dey like to put jobs and things they don't understand down in ignorance.

anyhiw yankee be i no mind o,ma prayer na make God make me financially stable to JAPA

they just like discouraging us

Kobojunkie:
Exactly! You start where you can on the way to where you are going. If you find yourself working the same job even 20 years down the road, it is still OK. I remember there is a place here in the city where I live where I found people who have worked in cold rooms for over 10 years. Some of them are Americans while others are foreigners. If it was such a bad job as claimed by the OP why are there people who have done it for so long and become experts at that?

Nigerians too dey like to put jobs and things they don't understand down in ignorance.

but if i gree make i bend
I MUST JAPA WHETHER NIGERIA GOOD OR NOT

nasbiafra:
what i see in this issue is that some people are already there,they do not want to come back instead of them to encourage most of aspiring to JAPA, their own na to dey talk rubbish dey lie say the place no good and they do not want to come back.anyhiw yankee be i no mind o,ma prayer na make God make me financially stable to JAPA

You dey mind them! Some of them, if not all, are paid to spread such ridiculous lies and the gullible folks out there tend to swallow what they say hook, line, and sinker too!

Kobojunkie:
Nonsense! There are cold room, warehouse, and dishwashing jobs in Nigeria which are worked by Nigerians. Many Nigerians, many under poor working conditions, already do many of these jobs right there in Nigeria.

Which Nigerian? Usually uneducated, so called graduates won't work in cold rooms unless it's owned by them.

nasbiafra:
they just like discouraging usbut if i gree make i bend. I MUST JAPA WHETHER NIGERIA GOOD OR NOT

Don't let anyone discourage you at all. If I tell you even my recent experience after having to quit my career due to health problems— fortunately I am almost 100% well at this point—, nothing will make you want to settle for Nigeria no matter what.

nwirinedu:
■ Which Nigerian? Usually uneducated, so called graduates won't work in cold rooms unless it's owned by them.

Do you really think your Nigerian education alone carries tremendous value past your Nigerian border? Even the companies in Nigeria balk at hiring Nigerian graduates but here you are pretending it should be worth more than its actual value.

Jobs are usually based on skills you have, not your education. Your education could help but the main ones are the skills you bring to the table. Working cold rooms, warehouses, and dishwashing usually require low-level skills and so are good for those who don't have skills needed for higher jobs.

VeryWickedBro:
He forgot to tell oloshos that they are the least desired in the European sex market

Jennyclay and Siofra need to here this one o