Mayflowa:


hahaha. Omg! You can visit if you want to. Naija won't bite you. I see you are so curious. That is the spirit of a tourist.

ZarZar:


How long was your stay last time? And what do you miss the most about the place? Any stashed up exes you wanna rekindle something with?

afrikanbabe:


Hey do4luv14

Thanks for the advice. Maybe you're right, I haven't had any leads on jobberman yet.
Which online recruiters are based in VI?
Is PWC one of the online recruiters?

Many thanks

afrikanbabe:


Hey Mayflowa,

I've lived in a Naija actually. Hahah. I know Naija no go bite me, at all

do4luv14:


yes and you won't get from them unless you are a premium member,

am sorry have forgotten their addresses, it was posted in the job section of nairaland some times ago, just visit the section, you will sure get some grounds there


furthermore, don't mind those who says its easy to do biz in Nigeria, particularly Lagos,

allsame welcome to Nigeria

madjune:
Go to Mtn.

Na your people. They will employ you.

afrikanbabe:


Will sure do, do4luv14

I'll certainly post here once I get a solid offer.
Thank you

afrikanbabe:


Haha Madjune.

I dey try oo, but no luck.
I get this feeling that SA'ns already in Nigeria don't want to help their country folk. So sad

Mayflowa:


My dear Mayflowa,

I dey try, small small

I overstand now. Didn't know ZarZar from South.
Thank you for the well wishes. God bless you sister.
Also doing a lot of inviting and personal messaging on LinkedIn. Something will soon give. In God we trust

ZarZar:


Some day I heard it's very hot though. A friend of mine visited with her man about 3 years ago & she said the humidity was too much, it was unbearable. Which time of the year isn't too hot?

madjune:


You can't be serious.
Used to think S.A. people abroad fraternize amongst themselves healthily.

Mayflowa:


The raining season isn't that hot. That should be from April to September. You can as well enjoy the evening and night life which is cool. One thing is certain. Nigerians just love foreigners. Everyone would fight over pleasing and defending you.

In the day, the average to rich folks move around air-conditioned rooms, office and cars. That is what I do when I am in Nigeria

Mayflowa:


I know that dear. I was actually referring to ZarZar that kept prodding you. I guess you know she is your South African sister. By the way, you Don sabi the pidgin english, which is delightful.

Anyway, one way to get a job is through linkedin. There are lots of vacancies on the webpage. The good part is you can connect to the people concerned. Goodluck in your search.

afrikanbabe:


Hey there lexy2014,

I have to agree with you. The average SA'n does not want to get outside their country, let alone travel up on the continent. If anything, it's maybe our close neighboring countries then maybe the US or Europe (for those with the cash moolah). But there's a special few who are really interested in visiting countries such as Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, Benin Republic, São Tomé... I could go on.

afrikanbabe:


My dear Mayflowa,

I dey try, small small

I overstand now. Didn't know ZarZar from South.
Thank you for the well wishes. God bless you sister.
Also doing a lot of inviting and personal messaging on LinkedIn. Something will soon give. In God we trust

lexy2014:
but in your case u ain't visiting u are relocating. Y??

afrikanbabe:
Hello Nairalanders,

I am a South African woman very interested in relocating to Lagos, Nigeria. I've lived in the country before so I'm quite familiar with the people, food and culture. I love the energy in Nigeria despite the hardships.
I would like to find out how South Africans living in Nigeria get their jobs, via international recruiters or friends or how? Also, how easy is it to organize the right papers? I am not looking to marry for green card oo... unless genuine love is concerned.

So any advice or leads, I'd really appreciate. Thank you folks

NinaMiliano:




GLAD U LOVE NIGERIA.
HAVING A JOB AS A FOREIGNER IS EASY.
I'LL SUGGEST U TRY UP SOME N.G.O.s
ICRC, MSN, ADAM SMITH, FHI 360, PFD, NEI, TSHIP, UNICEF..

OR ALTERNATIVELY U CUD MAKE DO WITH MTN, DSTV, SHOP RITE...

JUST WALK INTO ANY OF THESE NIGERIAN BASED SOUTH AFRICAN FIRMS, PRESENT UR CASE, AM SO VERY SURE U WILL BE INSTANTLY CONNECTED.

NIGERIANS ARE WARM AND WELCOMING AND WE ALL LOVE FOREIGNERS SO U WILL BE HIGHLY CONSIDERED..


U CAN START BY MAKING A SIMPLE CONTACT BEFORE HAND .

GETTING YOUR IMMIGRATION PAPERS IS QUITE EASY AND DIRECT..... BUT JUST DONT FALL INTO WRONG HANDS ELSE U WILL REGRET TAKING THIS DECISION.

ALWAYS DOUBLE CHECK ALL UR CONTACTS. AND THREAD WITH CAUTION.


BUT IF ITS A JOB, AM SO SURE U WILL EASILY FIND ONE.

LAGOS IS A SWEET-BUSY TOWN AND DIA ARE JOBS ON THE GO.

I WUDNT NO UR PROFESSION, QUALIFICATION, SKILL AND EXPERTISE ELSE I WUD HAVE GIVEN U SPECIFIC INFORMATION.


MEANWHILE, IF U WANNA BE IN THE CAPITAL CITY OF ABUJA I CAN REFER YOU TO AN AGENCY THAT CAN PUT U TRUE, I DONT NO MUCH OF LAGOS.



ABOVE ALL, PRAY TO GOD FOR DIRECTION, SINCE U HAVE DESIRED IT, IT WILL SURELY COME TO PASS SO EASILY.
................GRACIAS

afrikanbabe:


Hello dear,

Thanks so much for this. I will surely look up. I prefer to be based in Lagos rather. Also, my field is in media and communications.

Bless you

Ademat7:

Why not create job if there is none for u in Nigeria yet?
Business registration is easy too

ZarZar:


Some day I heard it's very hot though. A friend of mine visited with her man about 3 years ago & she said the humidity was too much, it was unbearable. Which time of the year isn't too hot?