Yankee101:


If you have IT skills go to online job forums like fiver, freelancer, unworkable etc and post your capacity. Search gigs in America under websites like craiglist > gigs > computers, search different major cities.

If you can get just a couple of gigs per month you should do better than a salary in naija

HenryDion:


I was shocked too. You're a big boy tho. I'm getting close to earning 1M monthly.

I might hit it this month going by my current growth.

I total agree with your saying, more money, more problems.

Especially people who feel entitled to your money in the name of being relatives.

I'm considering leaving soon, and starting life afresh where I'm unknown. I want to be rich and still enjoy life.

Money is merely a means to an end. The plan is to make a lot to be free, cause money solve problems.

I want to be able to travel to any country, wear any cloth, drink any wine I want, drive a cool car, hike, write a book, visit the pyramid, see amazing waterfalls, and so much more.

Having money will make the journey smooth, and I'm excited to be leaving the rat race.

Life is meant to be enjoyed.

I worked for it while I was young, now I'm beginning to reap the benefits.

It pays to have a skill.

Peace!

joyousever:
It's "far from" and not "far to"

Dialpad:
Have you not thought of working from home and earning in US dollars?

100k is just $200

chatinent:


Getting gigs on Upwork, and those sites as a new person is as difficult as trying to fly. Clients choose people with reviews.

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggar

Mine was between 28 to 35k.....when I worked with some expatriate on electrical power projects in Benin city


Exactly....coupled with the fact that those expatriate were fuckkking annoying.....fuckkking Indians, Malaysian, Thailand and Pakistanis...
You have to clock your card in the morning and the stupid Indian admin will be looking at you...
The only thing I benefited was the cable glanding I learnt from the Malaysian

UndauntedYOCA:

I might have a job for you here in Abuja if you aren't far to wuye.
Interview is slated for Thursday.
You have to be competent though because I'll be going through the CVs tomorrow.
You're not the only one that'll be getting interviewed so you have to be good to get picked.

Giovanni2332:
,#475,000 worked with in a bar . Every weekend Friday, Saturday and Sunday I get atleast #1m as side hustle from selling offshoot wines . But I don't jakpa dey enjoy for Canada

donPhill:
mind if I send you a PM please?

Yankee101:



Internships are relatively free jobs for recommendations on your CV (similar to reviews), so apply wisdom and get your reviews then take off.

Dialpad:
Have you not thought of working from home and earning in US dollars?

100k is just $200

ThierryJay:


Nice one bro, that's a very enlightened perspective.

If you dont mind, could you please specify your age bracket? You could give like a 3 year range if you dont want to be specific.

malali:
$32915.07 per week
Work hard........you do not need to do yahoo !!!!
I grew up in a family of 7 children......we were poor growing up!!

Pure, hardwork, blood, sweat and tears.........100% Legitimate.

I am not posting to boast, just to encourage people that its possible, your dont have to have rich parents, you dont have to do anything illegal, just pick a trade and be the best in it.
Work so hard till you dont know exactly how much you are worth.

The biggest luxury now is privacy........Not a single member of my immediate family or extended family know my worth. I value my peace.
Nigerians have the highest sense of entitlement in the world.

Lagbaja88:
In Nigeria 380k, in Canada 4500 Canada dols

WowSweetGuy:
Big man. Life is good

Yankee101:
I hope the posts I'm seeing are just jokes

If these are true then I really pity Nigerians

The suffering no get part 2

Learn a skill where you can pick a remote job from abroad that pays in dollars. Preferably IT

vickydevoka:

No to hail am o. Him go run.

JesseJo:
Wow...this thread is eye opener for me.

You mean young educated Nigerians earn this kind of miserable amount monthly?

It is well...

Anyway, if you don't mind joining a Fintech Start-Up and you are very good with crunching numbers...I might have a job for you.

Note salary is below N100K but subject to review within 18months. And you have to be resident in Lagos.

send me your resume here mikenzuntsa@gmail.com@gmail.com

Seikiri1:

D digit matter oo, the way things especially the price of commodities are sky rocketing you must meet up to that standard.

chatinent:


What you just said are priceless. I never thought of that. Thank you. Can I do interns on Fiverr and Upwork too? Do you have other ’lancers’ sites

cosmos2000:
Me nah 3k for just a week

Lamanii22:

IT Professional & web developer. This was job I got some years ago with an oil & gas instrumentation agency. It seems they were desperately in need of someone with my skills, attitude & dress sense. The job was however scaled down along with the salary to around $2800 monthly.

What do you do?