afonjabreed:
Lol , don't mind him

slashthroat:


Give am your account number make him send you 2000 naira .
Hungry ewedu boy

afonjabreed:

what satisfaction do you get from trolling and hating? ,does it pay your bills?
Guy this is witchcraft ,you are a hater of good thing,the guy earns $1000 per week and you're here displaying frustration .

There is more to life than just being a dumb clueless guy hiding behind a phone . You have a lot Growing up to do.

Activedreamer:

I don't normally do this, but

post=81200652:
Some go to school to get a good job and a good life thereafter,
While others constitute nuisance and go into a life full of fraud.

It all depends on the individual.

We always wonder how some people will have such good opportunity but be comfortable doing crime.

Some have heads but don't have caps,
Some have caps but no heads.

We will get there too someday.


This deserves to be on Front Page.
You've said it all man.
Nothing to be added!




Mature and reasonable minds right here!
You've said it all Guys!
It is just so appaling reading comments from some kids here!


You are always welcome.
We can feel what you are talking about,
we comment here often, so we have encountered thousands of silly and insensitive comments here.
Nairaland surely has a very huge potential and the moderators are doing all they can to sanitize the forum,
we hope they surely get there.

@I'm a woman,
That is noted sis.
All the very best in all you do!
How is the blogging thing going ma'm?!

Activedreamer:
Leaving Nigeria has been the best decision I ever made. I only wish I left earlier.
I never get papers,but I'm balling hard. Making nothing less than 4000$ every month. I work 12 hours (6 times a week )My expenses every month isn't more than 1200$. This amount isn't near what I hope to be making once my papers land. It's almost here. Definitely going back to school...

If you want to hussle in the states,you must be hardworking and willing to do overtime .Start exercising before you come,that way the job won't be hard on your muscles lol. I don't see my job as hard though. Choose the right state. Forget the big states for a start. JOBS plenty where I dey.. Question is;you get the energy to work?

afonjabreed:
Please I want to ask a question.

What do Nigerians who left the country and travelled abroad do (what's their sources of income), because some left Nigeria with no hope of getting a job abroad.

And judging by the desperation of the youth about getting out of this country I think they have the believe that once they leave this country the odds are in their favour. I really want to know what they do

BeLookingIDIOT:
It depends on which categories of Nigerians.The ones from the eastside usually become exotic pharmacists,reverse engineers,advance fee venture capitalists,sexual pleasure optimizers...you name them

New immigrants work as a factory worker's,security guards,cashiers,caregivers for seniors/disabled,cooks,dishwasher's. These are jobs you can get with little to no formal education. They are then able to use the money they saved from this jobs to go back to school.

When I first got to Canada my first job was as caretaker- fancy word for cleaner. I cleaned the campus residence and yes- I even scrubbed the toilets . Then my second job was as a stocker at a local supermarket, and also I worked as a cashier for local supermarket. Life is hard if you don't get an education that enables you to get a white collar job.

After working these three jobs, I really appreciated getting my first office job when I graduated. I have pity for people working menial jobs, it leads to depression long-term. I don't wish it on my worst enemy, you slave away to earn ever dollar. Many people are suffering in silence and only the paychecks keeps them going.

New immigrants work as a factory worker's,security guards,cashiers,caregivers for seniors/disabled,cooks,dishwasher's. These are jobs you can get with little to no formal education. They are then able to use the money they saved from this jobs to go back to school.

When I first got to Canada my first job was as caretaker- fancy word for cleaner. I cleaned the campus residence and yes- I even scrubbed the toilets . Then my second job was as a stocker at a local supermarket, and also I worked as a cashier for local supermarket. Life is hard if you don't get an education that enables you to get a white collar job.

After working these three jobs, I really appreciated getting my first office job when I graduated. I have pity for people working menial jobs, it leads to depression long-term. I don't wish it on my worst enemy, you slave away to earn ever dollar. Many people are suffering in silence and only the paychecks keeps them going.