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I don't even understand how people record themselves crying. It's funny if you think about it.
Warehouse job could be tedious but it is not even that cold in UK

Mystic216:
And my people are pressuring me to leave Nigeria

And this video just surfaced

I go nowhere

Only the cold in Nigeria use to mess with me talking more of when I leave Nigeria

I go nowhere

😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆. He said;"I go nowhere ". You can relocate ivory coast. You can make real money here

That is why there is always HOME, NO GAIN NO PAIN.. that is the sacrifices to bear...

faceland:
Many Africans lose their sanity over there.

It is not by force to stay; come back home or only visit during their summer. The December and January cold hasn’t even fully set in yet, so imagine this one crying every day—how long before she takes off her clothes and enters the proverbial market?

There should be a "japa exchange program" where people like her can come back home, allowing more hungry and mentally prepared immigrants like me to take her place.

All the millions you spend traveling mean nothing if you lose your mind.

its because your country is MAD….or rather not a real country (put together by foreign criminals and named by them the way you name a dog)…
So people have no choice but to JAPA….

My first job when I was a student many years ago was washing plates at Manchester United after matches.
I would have to put the plates coming from each stands in a dish washer. At some point, I turned into a machine myself. I could not keep up with the dishwasher and I was slowing the guy taking out the dishes from the other end and wiping them off with a towel before another guy arranges them in a rack.

I worked 4 hours out of my 8 hours shift and escaped. The supervisor said they won't pay me. I told him they can keep the money.

In my way out of the kitchen area, I saw another Naija friend of mine pushing a big pot up into an elevator, biggest pot I have seen in my life. He said they told him to go and wash it. I laughed and bid him farewell.

I heard of another job where they had to lay bed in an hotel, that one I did not even bother to apply since alot of the naija guys were quitting one day after taking the job. Lol.

Later I got a job with McDoland restaurant flipping buggers. I loved this job. Hard but manageable. Another friend applied for the same McD job 9 times, and he got rejected all through. I felt lucky. My final job was with NatWest bank selling credit card, loans, and accounts. I never knew I was a good sales person. I dey carry 2nd overall in sales in the UK Northwest region. My bonus at the end of the year was huge. Interestingly, the number one sales person was a Naija girl as well.

Keep pushing girl, exactly how I felt when I moved to Scotland last 2yrs. The truth is that it's never gonna get better during winter.

girl not only you now outa here

Make she come hustle for Alaska na make she know how she dey go... UK weather na pikin for dat side

I travel to Fairbanks, Alaska for short period job... real cold won finish mee...

If you know dey sip hot coffee every 10min you fit freeze

Donaldoni:
Nigerians will NEVER learn

Go abroad on holidays

Japa is slavery.

P
gD

Mindlog:
Attention-seeking, was she forced to take up the job?

She should sit down at home, no be by force to do warehouse job as it is a deal-breaker for her.

Such jobs should be seen as transition jobs as you find your feet in the UK.

I picked parcels at DHL, also packed bananas and pineapples at Fyffes Bananas before moving to psychology roles during my student days. I was humbled when I got paired on shifts with a female Indian Paediatrician who also came to the UK through the study route, as we both packed pineapples and bananas, she shared how she worked in a big Paediatric facility back in India but decided making the move to the UK with her husband and kids was the best decision. Today, she works at Great Ormond Street Hospital London, that is one of the top five children’s hospitals in the world while I now work for a London borough as a Clinical Practitioner for the Children social care.

Dr, UK is only meant for professional immigrant like you because you will not struggle for years unlike nonprofessional who will have to struggle for years before finding their feet. I've a niece who struggle for 11 years to get her papers, but she is okay now with little investment in real estate in Nigeria. I have some of my sec school mates that have spent over 20 years in Uk and still lamenting, only few of them that are professional are comfortable

Pele my dear.
Japa fit make person craze. I have seen many people say they had these crying moments - videos and pictures Hopefully this is a phase for you and it ends soon enough.

One thing Nigerians don't appreciate or let me say Africans generally is the weather we are blessed with.. cold if not properly managed can cause serious problem to one's health. flu, covid etc. thrive very well under cold weather.

I think this one went with a different mentality cos most Nigerians relocating to cold countries go there for the bag (won lo fa gburu, gburu a si fa won).

Nigeria is blessed abeg.. but plagued with bad leaders.

finallybusy:
If the work was physical, she wouldn’t notice the temperature. Make she comot make Polish people do the job.

Those guys are beasts

Just imagine what our rulers expecially those of the evil apc last 9 years have brought upon us. Imagine the amount of people having to leave the country from been middle class to now poor migrants having to go through a lot to make a living. I was telling my driver this morning, at a time in Nigeria N1 was $2. What brought up the talk was how he spoke of the oyinbos he saw at an embassy event he worked at yesterday. I told him if this country had good leaders not crooks over the years those foreigners would have been the ones comming to Nigeria and not we going to them. I told him of how his 6 months salary would have been able to buy him a brand new car as obtainable elsewhere.
Guess what? The kids of these politicians live another life. I wrote once of visiting someone at canery wharf, staying at a hotel apartment called the cove pinnacle( if I remember right), person paying £250 er night on long stay, surprisenly, I saw lots of black youths, on enquiries I found out they were Nigerians, most staying long term in bigger apartments paying 300, 500 daily! Most students or those on holiday.
Elections will come again, poor us ordinary Nigerians will still be on this forum hailing and defending them.

Beh

Gboom:
Dr, UK is only meant for professional immigrant like you because you will not struggle for years unlike nonprofessional who will have to struggle for years before finding their feet. I've a niece who struggle for 11 years to get her papers, but she is okay now with little investment in real estate in Nigeria. I have some of my sec school mates that have spent over 20 years in Uk and still lamenting, only few of them that are professional are comfortable

Not yet a Dr, still running my Professional Doctorate program by the side.

I know professionals especially in the healthcare sector have shorter transition time to achieve stability, reason I encourage many I come across to invest in their personal development to change pathway, which is way easier here in the UK than back home in Nigeria.

Avoid cold room jobs
You’re not even properly dressed for it, the cold will enter your head, ears and neck

Look for another job if not it will destroy your joints in the future and it’s easy to get pneumonia

It's not by force to be in the UK .
Let her return to Nigeria.
Nigeria is very hot in all regards.
Weather,economy,security, healthcare, education..name it.

MadamVanessa:



Never give up, darling. Put your best foot forward, and don't be afraid to show your emotions. It's okay to cry and feel sad when faced with challenges. I remember my own experience when I first moved to the Middle East, specifically Qatar. It wasn't easy , the extreme temperatures, language barriers, and cultural adjustments were overwhelming. But I persevered, pushed through, and today I'm grateful for not giving up.

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She has been humbled by Uk , nothing like do you know who I am. Anyways wear cap and hand gloves and get alligator pepper plus ginger

Mindlog:
Attention-seeking, was she forced to take up the job?

She should sit down at home, no be by force to do warehouse job as it is a deal-breaker for her.

Such jobs should be seen as transition jobs as you find your feet in the UK.

Many went through that same route in their early days. Recording yourself cry and broadcast on social media, is for what purpose?

I picked parcels at DHL, also packed bananas and pineapples at Fyffes Bananas before moving to psychology roles during my student days. I was humbled when I got paired on shifts with a female Indian Paediatrician who also came to the UK through the study route, as we both packed pineapples and bananas, she shared how she worked in a big Paediatric facility back in India but decided making the move to the UK with her husband and kids was the best decision. Today, she works at Great Ormond Street Hospital London, that is one of the top five children’s hospitals in the world while I now work for a London borough as a Clinical Practitioner for the Children social care.

God bless you bro..more winnings for you. I just don't understand why people engage in such attitude. When she can up and leave Europe.

Shows you that, all along it has been her pussy that has been working for her

idanone:
Cold with money in UK compare to hot ☀️ with extreame poverty in Nigeria.

.abi..do not mind her

Kayzz34:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0S7uN7IsBHg?si=mhYDHSVWnLFkfPcL

Nigerian girl weeps uncontrollably over the coldness of a warehouse she works in the UK.



OurFavOnlineDoc

Western slave. Who send her go there?

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Na you want Japa na

You are crying.. come to Nigeria you will cry more than that..you do not know what nigerians are facing now in this Tinubu renewed shege hard economy

PEACE2023:
Western slave. Who send her go there?

..she don see work she dry cry and complain

everyevery:
She has been humbled by Uk , nothing like do you know who I am. Anyways wear cap and hand gloves and get alligator pepper plus ginger

.. what will alligator pepper do for her?

Yankee101:
Avoid cold room jobs
You’re not even properly dressed for it, the cold will enter your head, ears and neck

Look for another job if not it will destroy your joints in the future and it’s easy to get pneumonia

..Incase that is the only job she can get for now?

SHE SHOULD COVER HERSELF WELL AND KEEP WORKING WITH AN ASSURED HOPE THAT IT WILL GET BETTER SOON .......... SECONDLY SHE NEEDS A GOOD STRONG AND PIERCING AND SIZABLE AMU TO LUBRICATE AND WARM HER UP ONCE HER SHIFT IS OVER..........

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ufotunang:
..Incase that is the only job she can get for now?

She can get a care job as easily too. Just that it’s not beautiful too but dosent pose this immediate risk
More so I hardly see women doing coldrooms

If you know you’re going abroad try to get some certifications like IT or basic nursing certification

MadamVanessa:



Never give up, darling. Put your best foot forward, and don't be afraid to show your emotions. It's okay to cry and feel sad when faced with challenges. I remember my own experience when I first moved to the Middle East, specifically Qatar. It wasn't easy , the extreme temperatures, language barriers, and cultural adjustments were overwhelming. But I persevered, pushed through, and today I'm grateful for not giving up.

You voluntarily moved to Qatar?? Qatar of all places?!