gaby:
In all you do, please, ensure to Jakpa the right way and not the way I did over 25 years ago with the same frustration and hardship brought upon us by our inept leaders.

isn't it funny that the same thing that pushed us enmasse to Jakpa over 2 decades ago is even gotten worse today?

Where is the hope, my people?

If you can Jakpa legit, make the move ASAP. The people you are looking up to solve the same issues caused by them have their wards away from Nigeria waiting to come back to continue from where their parents stopped, while the ones in Nigeria are strategically placed as place-holders waiting to step into their parents' positions.

I used to blame myself and my mates for the risks we took to find a way out of the dungeon, but our decisions keeps getting justified by the day. R.I.P to my mates who passed on in the course of our journeys. Nigeria is worse off, guys.



It is disgustingly a hopeless situation, I must confess.

OChimex:


Dude you dont need 5 years in America. When he moves here legally, he can do apprentice on skilled jobs like, electrician, plumbing, HVAC and withing 4 to 6 months he is done learning the job, gets on his own truck and start making between 3 to 5k every 2 weeks, if his company pays him on commission, like most companies of those skills do. 3 years, he is already a big boy have grown to almost top level in his company getting good calls that can fetch him 8 to 12k every 2 weeks.

tensazangetsu20:
Be fast o cause by year end, a dollar would be exchanging for 4000 naira.

MyVILLAGEpeople:
It's well. But why are African leaders so wicked and heartless?

Nigeria political leaders are occultists and magicians. These are men that belongs to different occult echelons and wizardry. Reason why the country keeps retrogressing.

HeadNigga:
I have always believed I will make it in Nigeria no matter what. But with the current realities in this country I am seriously considering japa. Nothing is working anymore.

Forex isuues
Security issues
Inflation
Food insecurity
Tribalism
Power failure

These are too much for me to bear. I can't continue to act strong...I am already broken.

AllenSpencer:


Your statement is the false impression been fed to people. Just look at how you stated it as if it’s that easy. Where will he get funds for HVAC training? Won’t he pick up odd jobs, pay rents and bills, get a car, DL and insurance?

How many company’s will employ you as an engineer and give you that pay you stated as an illegal inmigrant? You know what the call slave labour, that’s what he will be for some years. It’s one of those sacrifices. He will find his way from there.

Do you have an idea how much monthly rent is in the US presently? How do you just expect someone to just get in and kick- start like that.

You made it look so easy and soft.

Suicideboy:
You'll be deported inshallah

tensazangetsu20:


That 25 years ago, Nigeria was seen as good and promising.

BarrElChapo:


A client of mine living in France, on my asking him why he left Nigeria he said to me that in 1983 after he had returned from his graduate degree in France and completed this national service corps program, told his wife that’s there’s no hope for them in Nigeria that does she see any hope in sight ? That they should leave the country and you know they left and he says to me that is the best decision he ever took.

HeadNigga:
I have always believed I will make it in Nigeria no matter what. But with the current realities in this country I am seriously considering japa. Nothing is working anymore.

Forex isuues
Security issues
Inflation
Food insecurity
Tribalism
Power failure

These are too much for me to bear. I can't continue to act strong...I am already broken.

OChimex:


Dude you dont need 5 years in America. When he moves here legally, he can do apprentice on skilled jobs like, electrician, plumbing, HVAC and withing 4 to 6 months he is done learning the job, gets on his own truck and start making between 3 to 5k every 2 weeks, if his company pays him on commission, like most companies of those skills do. 3 years, he is already a big boy have grown to almost top level in his company getting good calls that can fetch him 8 to 12k every 2 weeks.

fergie001:
Ask not what your Country will do for you but what you will do for your country.

Be patriotic bro....

HeadNigga:
I have always believed I will make it in Nigeria no matter what. But with the current realities in this country I am seriously considering japa. Nothing is working anymore.

Forex isuues
Security issues
Inflation
Food insecurity
Tribalism
Power failure

These are too much for me to bear. I can't continue to act strong...I am already broken.

Scholace:
wow!!!!

This country is gone truly

HeadNigga:
I hope to be reading senseless posts from divisive folks like you from overseas next year.

HeadNigga:
I have always believed I will make it in Nigeria no matter what. But with the current realities in this country[b] I am seriously considering japa[/b]. Nothing is working anymore.

Forex isuues
Security issues
Inflation
Food insecurity
Tribalism
Power failure

These are too much for me to bear. I can't continue to act strong...I am already broken.

BarrElChapo:


Truly it is. Let me wow you further two Sundays ago I went to see him and that was when for the first time he was telling me that he has been living with diabetes since 1980. He was in his 30s when he was diagnosed with the disease back then in France but since all treatment since then have been free he has been able to live his live to the fullest. You'll never know he has diabetes until he tells you.

AllenSpencer:


Your statement is the false impression been fed to people. Just look at how you stated it as if it’s that easy. Where will he get funds for HVAC training? Won’t he pick up odd jobs, pay rents and bills, get a car, DL and insurance?

How many company’s will employ you as an engineer and give you that pay you stated as an illegal inmigrant? You know what the call slave labour, that’s what he will be for some years. It’s one of those sacrifices. He will find his way from there.

Do you have an idea how much monthly rent is in the US presently? How do you just expect someone to just get in and kick- start like that.

You made it look so easy and soft.

OChimex:


You Nigerians first of all, think with your emotions, then before you think with your brain.
I am telling you from experience dude. My own experience and you are here doubting me? Shoooooo
That's why I said, he should move legally.
You don't need any fund to be an apprentice Mr man. The company hires you as an apprentice, pays you hourly like $20 to $22 an hour until you are done training.
So many endless companies are looking for apprentices.
The problem with Nigerians are lack of knowledge and information. When you move to America, find apprenticeship skill job learn, the company will be paying you while you learn.
Once done, they give you your own van or truck equipped, give you loan for tools, you work and take your professional exams.
That's the root I am on Mr man.

banku:
Op, what in the world makes you think the things you complain of in Nigeria do not happen where you are going?

The lack of power and electricity is probably the worst in Nigeria making everything else worse. But Nigerians that Japa are too ashamed to tell you that proportionally, foreigners in these overseas countries make up a higher percentage of the poor.

Yes, a poor foreigner overseas is a naira millionaire in Nigeria. Many Europeans and Americans live from one paycheck to another. If they miss more than one paycheck in a month, they become homeless and go on welfare, food stamps, food pantries as was televised worldwide on tv. during Covid-19.

Would you tell Nigerians if you were homeless until you freeze to death?

AllenSpencer:


Now you talking. Legal route! That’s feasible.

Pay him while training him, and tie him up with loan and interest. But it’s a deal if you legal

OChimex:


I don't put this information for you to doubt
Ignorantly.
I put this for people who want to learn, to learn. Most Nigerians come America dey do dumb odd jobs. That's stupid. Learn a skill and make fortune within 2 to 3 years, $100k - $200k yearly.
The tools loan is only if you want to. If you had saved enough, you can do it yourself. Tools can cost between $1k to 2k for basics and for a start. Then he works to buy or upgrade his tools himself.
He can pay up the loan in two to 3 paychecks, $500 taken from each paychecks, or set up a payment plan where the company deducts like $100 -$200 each pay checks.

gaby:
In all you do, please, ensure to Jakpa the right way and not the way I did over 25 years ago with the same frustration and hardship brought upon us by our inept leaders.

isn't it funny that the same thing that pushed us enmasse to Jakpa over 2 decades ago is even gotten worse today?

Where is the hope, my people?


Pl

If you can Jakpa legit, make the move ASAP. The people you are looking up to solve the same issues caused by them have their wards away from Nigeria waiting to come back to continue from where their parents stopped, while the ones in Nigeria are strategically placed as place-holders waiting to step into their parents' positions.

I used to blame myself and my mates for the risks we took to find a way out of the dungeon, but our decisions keeps getting justified by the day. R.I.P to my mates who passed on in the course of our journeys. Nigeria is worse off, guys.



It is disgustingly a hopeless situation, I must confess.

AntiChristian:
You get money to Japa but you no get ideas to multiply the money here?

Bye Bye o!

Japa!