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Been in a Cameroon for over 5yrs now and somehow my business has not been moving fine. Have thought of different countries to move into that would easily help me move to US or Canada due to immigration rigidness and St. Lucia is the only one their visa is easy to move in.

Aside from that, I love Caribbean countries and their Visa protocols seems not to be that complex judging form the comments here. But I'm yet to get any concrete information from any Nigerian resident in that country.

Pls does anyone have any solid information on how to move into such country preferably through studies or work Visa. Tourist Visa is out for he equation. I don't want to be running helter skelter in a foreign land but where I can perch, finish my education and find my footing. Of course no intentions to come back.

Pls I need a legit information about how to start with the little savings I have got before I would get struck in Cameroon.

Thanks and looking forward to your good suggestions.

Haha u voted for Tinubu now u want to run. Evil doers

You want japa to escape this new tax policy...?
No, we no gree. We d*e here.
Na all of us to dey involved

After when you voted thiefnuburuku finish. You want to go to Carribean. For where? You better come let’s start paying tinubu tax ooo. Lol

Lol bro forget it. Don't be deceived by the beautiful beaches, and islands, Caribbean countries is a no no for Africans, first of it's very expensive, when I mean expensive I mean you need nothing less than $1k a month to survive their, secondly they're not friendly with Africans especially with west Africans, they believe yo mofos sold them into slavery, because of the west indies people. Thirdly there are limited jobs there exclusively for western citizens and Chinese, its great for vacation but not for Japa, you ask me I've been to Barbados before and they Dominican republic.. If you want to Japa, look for smaller island African countries like, Seychelles or Afro asian island country like the Maldives

pendragon35:
Been in a Cameroon for over 5yrs now and somehow my business has not been moving fine. Have thought of different countries to move into that would easily help me move to US or Canada due to immigration rigidness and St. Lucia is the only one their visa is easy to move in.

Aside from that, I love Caribbean countries and their Visa protocols seems not to be that complex judging form the comments here. But I'm yet to get any concrete information from any Nigerian resident in that country.

Pls does anyone have any solid information on how to move into such country preferably through studies or work Visa. Tourist Visa is out for he equation. I don't want to be running helter skelter in a foreign land but where I can perch, finish my education and find my footing. Of course no intentions to come back.

Pls I need a legit information about how to start with the little savings I have got before I would get struck in Cameroon.

Thanks and looking forward to your good suggestions.

Just go their embassy and called tinubu name correctly, your Visa will be granted automatically

You should check out Taiwo Aina videos on YouTube.

Oh.. I just checked, his second passport is that if St. Kitts.

There seems to be very little first hand information by Nigerians regarding migrating to this country online.

Quite strange!

omoredia:
Haha u voted for Tinubu now u want to run. Evil doers

cmoney22222:
After when you voted thiefnuburuku finish. You want to go to Carribean. For where? You better come let’s start paying tinubu tax ooo. Lol

Chijeep:
You want japa to escape this new tax policy...?
No, we no gree. We d*e here.
Na all of us to dey involved

Read
It won't kill you

See y'all disgracing yourself just to spill trash
For shame

Tinubu is after mah life

Iff you are a Catholic and especially a parishioner in St. Lucia catholic church
Na auto ticket

Carndidlaydid:
Read
It won't kill you

See y'all disgracing yourself just to spill trash
For shame

What trash there?
He said he based in Cameroon! Then what? Let him come n invest in his homeland if that place is not favourable. Must he travel out?

Someone opened a thread seeking answers but all the responses gotten so far useless

Okus114:
Someone opened a thread seeking answers but all the responses gotten so far useless

Including yours 😀😀😀😀😀😀

Nairaland is a useless forum

omoredia:
Haha u voted for Tinubu now u want to run. Evil doers

He's been in Cameroon for 5 years, he couldn't have voted for Tinubu!

pendragon35:
Been in a Cameroon for over 5yrs now and somehow my business has not been moving fine. Have thought of different countries to move into that would easily help me move to US or Canada due to immigration rigidness and St. Lucia is the only one their visa is easy to move in.

Aside from that, I love Caribbean countries and their Visa protocols seems not to be that complex judging form the comments here. But I'm yet to get any concrete information from any Nigerian resident in that country.

Pls does anyone have any solid information on how to move into such country preferably through studies or work Visa. Tourist Visa is out for he equation. I don't want to be running helter skelter in a foreign land but where I can perch, finish my education and find my footing. Of course no intentions to come back.

Pls I need a legit information about how to start with the little savings I have got before I would get struck in Cameroon.

Thanks and looking forward to your good suggestions.

you will not move in Jesus name, we die here together, you must return from that Cameroon first

sweerychick:
Lol bro forget it. Don't be deceived by the beautiful beaches, and islands, Caribbean countries is a no no for Africans, first of it's very expensive, when I mean expensive I mean you need nothing less than $1k a month to survive their, secondly they're not friendly with Africans especially with west Africans, they believe yo mofos sold them into slavery, because of the west indies people. Thirdly there are limited jobs there exclusively for western citizens and Chinese,
its great for vacation but not for Japa, you ask me I've been to Barbados before and they Dominican republic.. If you want to Japa, look for smaller island African countries like, Seychelles or Afro asian island country like the Maldives

Why are you suggesting Seychelles and Maldives?

sweerychick:
Lol bro forget it. Don't be deceived by the beautiful beaches, and islands, Caribbean countries is a no no for Africans, first of it's very expensive, when I mean expensive I mean you need nothing less than $1k a month to survive their, secondly they're not friendly with Africans especially with west Africans, they believe yo mofos sold them into slavery, because of the west indies people. Thirdly there are limited jobs there exclusively for western citizens and Chinese, its great for vacation but not for Japa, you ask me I've been to Barbados before and they Dominican republic.. If you want to Japa, look for smaller island African countries like, Seychelles or Afro asian island country like the Maldives

Hmmm, how do you know all this

MONEY247:
Hmmm, how do you know all this

trust me I know, I have been to Santa Domingo, it's just an hour flight to st Lucia and Vincente

cutieme:
Why are you suggesting Seychelles and Maldives?

you feel more at home their and it's less expensive

sweerychick:
you feel more at home their and it's less expensive

Okay,are they jobs there?

cutieme:
Okay,are they jobs there?

mostly hospitality jobs, but you can check on Google

sweerychick:
Lol bro forget it. Don't be deceived by the beautiful beaches, and islands, Caribbean countries is a no no for Africans, first of it's very expensive, when I mean expensive I mean you need nothing less than $1k a month to survive their, secondly they're not friendly with Africans especially with west Africans, they believe yo mofos sold them into slavery, because of the west indies people. Thirdly there are limited jobs there exclusively for western citizens and Chinese, its great for vacation but not for Japa, you ask me I've been to Barbados before and they Dominican republic.. If you want to Japa, look for smaller island African countries like, Seychelles or Afro asian island country like the Maldives

He'll keep dreaming until he experiences it himself. I observe that most Nigerian youths hate real immigration counsel. They prefer fantasy!

There isn't much there, redirect focus.

omoredia:
Haha u voted for Tinubu now u want to run. Evil doers

How did he vote for Tinubu from Cameroon? Man has been in Cameroon for 5 years

St. Lucia... ?
Seems quite a chain of it

omoredia:
Haha u voted for Tinubu now u want to run. Evil doers

How can someone that claimed has been in Cameroon for 5years vote Tinubu? Do you guys think at all, or so blinded by hatred.

Going by his previous posts though, he seems to live in Abuja, he is Igbo, and hardly discusses politics aside for one anti Tinubu remark before the previous election.

Chijeep:
You want japa to escape this new tax policy...?
No, we no gree. We d*e here.
Na all of us to dey involved

he said he has been in cameroun since 5years…na so them go Dey reason like zombies

omoredia:
Haha u voted for Tinubu now u want to run. Evil doers

I wanted to respond to your post but one of my resolution is to stay away from toxic individuals like you whether on or offline. But found myself responding. Lol

pendragon35:
Been in a Cameroon for over 5yrs now and somehow my business has not been moving fine. Have thought of different countries to move into that would easily help me move to US or Canada due to immigration rigidness and St. Lucia is the only one their visa is easy to move in.

Aside from that, I love Caribbean countries and their Visa protocols seems not to be that complex judging form the comments here. But I'm yet to get any concrete information from any Nigerian resident in that country.

Pls does anyone have any solid information on how to move into such country preferably through studies or work Visa. Tourist Visa is out for he equation. I don't want to be running helter skelter in a foreign land but where I can perch, finish my education and find my footing. Of course no intentions to come back.

Pls I need a legit information about how to start with the little savings I have got before I would get struck in Cameroon.

Thanks and looking forward to your good suggestions.

You mean no intentions to be coming back to your beautiful country...know that no place like home...you better come and support tinubu government 2027

Most Tinubus supporters live in shack and rickety neighbourhood abroad.

Now u wana join ur goons abroad so that u can theyl stones at your countrymen from abroad?

Never