₦airaland Forum

CodeTemplarr:
Abuja or Akwa Ibom. Even abroad people are migrating back for one reason or the other except you dont mind african countries.

NlGERlA:
Ghana

OBUKOMENA:
Gha.... what??

OBUKOMENA:
A friend was telling me he has N8m and he plans to relocate but doesn't know which country that amount can take him, and that he can even make it N10m.

Please guys, for someone who wants to relocate via the study route, where can N10m take him?

Oga naptu2, the elder statesman of Nairaland, please help push to the promise land

OBUKOMENA:
A friend was telling me he has N8m and he plans to relocate but doesn't know which country that amount can take him, and that he can even make it N10m.

Please guys, for someone who wants to relocate via the study route, where can N10m take him?

Oga naptu2, the elder statesman of Nairaland, please help push to the promise land

SoftSport:
Go to South Africa

South Africa has well-regarded universities, such as the University of Cape Town and Stellenbosch University.

Graduates can apply for a post-study work visa, allowing them to stay and seek employment for a limited period.

Bouncingbabyboy:
Finland

SoftSport:
Go to South Africa

South Africa has well-regarded universities, such as the University of Cape Town and Stellenbosch University.

Graduates can apply for a post-study work visa, allowing them to stay and seek employment for a limited period.

KLEINBASS:
Is like R100 000, that money can give you a start in South Africa but it won’t last you 6 months

Hemanwel:
Guy! But you know the reason to want to japa for studies nah! Why mentioning SA?

SoftSport:
I don't understand. What is wrong with South Africa?

Hemanwel:
SA bawo? Abeg suggest better country for my friend! Everything is wrong with SA. He wants to go for greener pastures and there is nothing green in SA.

SoftSport:
Before he exhaust his money he can consider several options to earn money:

Part-time Jobs: Look for part-time work in retail, hospitality, or as a tutor. Many students find jobs in cafes, restaurants, or stores.

Freelancing: Utilize skills in writing, graphic design, or programming on platforms like Upwork or Fiverr.

Internships: Seek internships related to your field of study; some may be paid and provide valuable experience.

Online Teaching/Tutoring: Teach English or other subjects online, especially if you have expertise in a specific area.

Campus Jobs: Check for opportunities at your educational institution, such as research assistantships or administrative roles.

Gig Economy: Participate in gig work through apps like Uber, Bolt, or food delivery services if you have a vehicle or can use a bicycle.

Selling Products: Consider starting a small business selling handmade goods, clothing, or food items.

Networking: Build connections with local communities; they may lead to job opportunities or side gigs.

And so on...

KLEINBASS:
South African market is not friendly towards Nigerians due to the bad image the bad apples have caused , you have to have a very special skill maybe salon or open his own business of sort but to be hired at low market Kone with a Nigerian passport this side is a mission hence most of them who dnt have scarce skill end up in crime.

Hemanwel:
Are you so sure about this?

Lotusflowerbomb:
Brazil

JapaProf:
Brazil

If he is a graduate, he should look at these schools.
UNICAMP
UNESP
UFSCAR
UFPR
UFRJ
UNIFESP

The above are federal schools and they are tuition free. Flights to Brazil currently is about 3m.

cletz991:
I need more info

JapaProf:
Brazil

If he is a graduate, he should look at these schools.
UNICAMP
UNESP
UFSCAR
UFPR
UFRJ
UNIFESP

The above are federal schools and they are tuition free. Flights to Brazil currently is about 3m.

Hemanwel:
Bro, is Nigeria not better than Brazil? Besides, do these schools or any other in Brazil have English as language of instruction?

Hemanwel:
Bro, is Nigeria not better than Brazil? Besides, do these schools or any other in Brazil have English as language of instruction?