onatisi:
The bitter truth is this
If you are skilled , talented , ambitious , intelligent, brilliant and educated. And added to this if you are between the ages of 24-45yrs old. And you are earning 70k per month in Nigeria with no additional source of income coming in and still living in Nigeria with the mindset that Nigeria will get better then Then I am very sorry to say this but you are living a wasted life . The truth is very very bitter but at times we just need to say it as it is

Guy, where you dey since? E don tay wey I see your brake light, o!

bedspread:
If u are privileged to visit some of these African Nations u will understand that Nigeria is cursed with Wicked and Wrong Leadership...

Are they not people whom we know as family and friends?
Did we not allow them to be our leaders and remain our leaders?
What are those of us who are not wicked and who know what is right doing to get better leaders?

dy79:


Your course of study is also very important, the salary here is just too meagre but with private study you will make it .I will like to know the subject you can teach before I can help....

i have three years teaching experience. B.Sc Marketing. i can teach economics, commerce, business studies, marketing, Insurance.

dy79
oga boss tell me norw about the teaching Job in Gambia am really intrested my email aayanpoju@gmail.com

trapQ:
How did you make so much money?

Abeg helep us to ask am o.
I hope that it is all legal, legitimate and ethical.

Princeofnigeria:
oga that na your own. Maybe village people are holding you.

My destiny and yours can't be the Same

Lol... this my broda sef.

Sure thing, our paths aren't similar most likely, but leave village people out of it, the last person they'll think of holding is me cos I'm out of their league and reach already. I'm doing relatively well for myself cos I took an opportunity when it came and that involves being prepared for it. How ready are you if an opportunity shows up now? No body wants a man that is there for papers alone. I see some guys who do that here and you'll just want to puke in disgust.

Learn a skill expertly or something to set you apart, just migrating to el dorado with nothing doesn't always end up well.

Just a piece of advice.

FroshJaynex:
I love this topic because just yesterday I was thinking about the same thing, I got to Botswana and in just 6month am worth more than $54,000 at least for a very broke boy from the street of Lagos, hustle to hustle carry me enter, I beg my fellow Nigerians to leave and try move into these coded countries, that's what I call them and see how big Nigerians are living and enjoying life on a low key, Many of them calculate in dollars. One yahoo boy #5m hit is my own bills in a month outside, u see say things are not the same at all.

twale oga boss
abef help me with info aboyt the botswana. the work or job u are doing there. and how u are able to survive there.

Pazohaha:
Other African countries are trassss

Have u been to Gabon? Don't be ignorant

dy79:



Gambia is not bad at all but then sponsoring people for master abroad is not happening here. Am currently in Gambia teaching in the highest paid international school, the take home is not too good , but I make so much I mean so much money from private classes. Anyone that is interested can just let me know.

Bo I am interested in moving to the Gambia, What prospects do i have as a graduate of IT?

Ugosample:
start where

Leaving Nigeria is always a better bet


Too much criminality under one roof in Nigeria

Bro, I'm not debating that. I had my fair share of injustice before I left.
What I mean is he should at least have something to show of his own before leaving... a small business he could run, a skill he's expertly good in, a decent degree, anything.

Nobody will give you visa when they sense you're most likely going there to wash plate.

If an opportunity shows up now, he doesn't seem prepared to cash in on it.

Ugosample:


Well I have lived in some other African countries, and yes, especially if you are an entrepreneur, moving to another stable African counter could be the best thing you could ever do

Life in Abidjan is lovely, life in Accra too is also lovely but I prefer Abidjan

When I stayed in Cotonou and Abomey Calavi, life was slower than what I am used to, but I loved it.

Lome is VERY SMALL and Ouaga is also a bit slow.

Liberia and Sierra Leone to me are even more shitty than Nigeria, but they have business potential too


Sadly the Lebanese and Chinese are the ones profiting, especially in Freetown


so guys, with proper planning and God on your side, you will most definitely succeed out there

why do you prefer Abidjan to Accra

greenprince:


Lol... this my broda sef.

Sure thing, our paths aren't similar most likely, but leave village people out of it, the last person they'll think of holding is me cos I'm out of their league and reach already. I'm doing relatively well for myself cos I took an opportunity when it came and that involves being prepared for it. How ready are you if an opportunity shows up now? No body wants a man that is there for papers alone. I see some guys who do that here and you'll just want to puke in disgust.

Learn a skill expertly or something to set you apart, just migrating to el dorado with nothing doesn't always end up well.

Just a piece of advice.

thanks bro. I really learnt from you, I'm sorry I was rude. Please tell what Skill you'll advice me to learn before coming to eu?

Princeofnigeria:
is better I wash dishes in Europe and secure the life of my unborn kids, by giving them citizenship than to be like you in this shithole.


See don't make me get angry with you please

Na wa o. See prince of Nigeria getting angry about staying in Nigeria. Maybe you should change your name to Prince of Europe. Lol

ElsonMorali:


Na wa o. See prince of Nigeria getting angry about staying in Nigeria. Maybe you should change your name to Prince of Europe. Lol

baba good morning.


This country don tire me, if you don't have connections or you are not from a rich background you're on your Own.


I'm moving out not just for myself, but for the sake of my unborn kids, I don't want them to breathe this air.

danie09:
I get you .but my point is it's almost impossible to generalise camerounians cos its the only bilingual country I know in Africa (I mean where a certain percentage of the population speaks a particular official language and the other speaks another )but what I realised is that the anglos and francos are two different kind of humans entirely. While the French are more friendlier and honest to a fault most of English guys have this too wise too sharp attitude and approach to things .

the Francos are typical Europeans but the anglos are Nigerians very rude

FroshJaynex:
I love this topic because just yesterday I was thinking about the same thing, I got to Botswana and in just 6month am worth more than $54,000 at least for a very broke boy from the street of Lagos, hustle to hustle carry me enter, I beg my fellow Nigerians to leave and try move into these coded countries, that's what I call them and see how big Nigerians are living and enjoying life on a low key, Many of them calculate in dollars. One yahoo boy #5m hit is my own bills in a month outside, u see say things are not the same at all.

Botswana is heavenly naa. They won the best Police in Africa.

Princeofnigeria:
for your info my spirit is not in Nigeria anymore

you must stay o...you are already a prince

dy79:



Gambia is not bad at all but then sponsoring people for master abroad is not happening here. Am currently in Gambia teaching in the highest paid international school, the take home is not too good , but I make so much I mean so much money from private classes. Anyone that is interested can just let me know.

How is business in Gambia

cutieme:
Are you based in Gambia?Well here in Benin republic,life is okay.Though there isn't any crude oil or so here but things are pretty going on well in this country.Alot of Nigerians,especially our brothers from the eastern part own lots of businesses,properties to mention but few.They have about 95℅ of light supply,water,affordable accommodations,peaceful and secured environment,e. t.c.If you can speak or learn French,here would be good for you,thanks.

95% light in Benin Republic?! I swear Nigeria is done for

fisfat:
Igbo is everywhere

And so?Why do Nigerians have to be tribalistic in all things?

O.P thanks for this tread you create. Please to all nairaland member in port novo, I need an advice if I can fit in with my electrical engr experience, I specialize in repair of water pump. Like submersible pump for bour hole. and surface water pump. I'm a rewinder that have experience of how to ficks any a/c coil. Please help a brother out, I want to move to Benin republic by the end of this year.

Are there opportunities for professionals as well that don't want to venture into business ?

Can most of them accept a licence of practice from Nigeria?

dy79:



Gambia is not bad at all but then sponsoring people for master abroad is not happening here. Am currently in Gambia teaching in the highest paid international school, the take home is not too good , but I make so much I mean so much money from private classes. Anyone that is interested can just let me know.

Please I am interest d how can I get in touch with you?

dy79:



Gambia is not bad at all but then sponsoring people for master abroad is not happening here. Am currently in Gambia teaching in the highest paid international school, the take home is not too good , but I make so much I mean so much money from private classes. Anyone that is interested can just let me know.

Pls I wuld be going to Gambia in September to further my studies, I wuldnt mind making money from the private classes

booqee:
95% light in Benin Republic?! I swear Nigeria is done for

How can one register a business in Benin republic. at least you might have idea of many thing I will like to ask please

FroshJaynex:
I love this topic because just yesterday I was thinking about the same thing, I got to Botswana and in just 6month am worth more than $54,000 at least for a very broke boy from the street of Lagos, hustle to hustle carry me enter, I beg my fellow Nigerians to leave and try move into these coded countries, that's what I call them and see how big Nigerians are living and enjoying life on a low key, Many of them calculate in dollars. One yahoo boy #5m hit is my own bills in a month outside, u see say things are not the same at all.

That's my dream African country, hopefully will be there one day, I need to leave this country

sayisayi:


LOL...African mentality. They forget to tell you about the good deeds abi. LOL...When they tell me that nonsense I just tell them how many of their brothers dey for jail in France, UK, US...Silence...

you read where I said "some of them" not all. And yes most of them are into businesses but still has their hands in other wrong dealings, am talking with evidences with me, after we'll be coming here to talk about politicians, corruption and we want referedum meanwhile we ourselves are our major problem, we the Igbos we need sensitization in every area before we talk about being on our own.

JWTheocracy1:
Just got to Cote d'ivoire 7 months ago... Already successful through Jah's help.
Till you move out from that contraption, then you will realize how much time you've wasted there.

You speak French?

Princeofnigeria:
baba good morning.


This country don tire me, if you don't have connections or you are not from a rich background you're on your Own.


I'm moving out not just for myself, but for the sake of my unborn kids, I don't want them to breathe this air.

True. I understand you very well. If you're able to escape then please do.

Just remember that it could be so much tougher out there if you don't have relevant skill sets.

Some places like Canada would require you to have Canadian work experience most of the time before you can be employed or at least Canadian education.

Make sure you plan your traveling to the tiniest detail so that you don't get stranded. All the best.

laudate:

Their power supply is still far better, and more constant than our own. Abeg, there is no comparison in terms of power.

i'm not comparing Kenya and Nigeria in terms of power. I'm only telling u that kenya does not have constant power supply

uplay:
Kenya has stable electricity, I am currently in Nairobi

i have friends in mombasa. She is a Kenya national. We have discussed about power before and she told me power supply is not constant. Infact, she missed her sunday service like 3weeks ago because there was no electricity to press her clothes

greenprince:


Really?
You currently reside there or you're speaking based on past visits cos a native told me they do.

maybe it depends on the location. Mombasa does not have constant power supply.