Honlucas:


biko i still thought he is legit sef ... omo d guy for run u street...


that guy should be stoned to dth

The way that guy kly003 responded to his comments made me suspect him
Was just tryna know who he actually is
Guy money hard to get these days and most people can do whatever it takes to pay back ooh
God bless us shaa

Honlucas:


biko i still thought he is legit sef ... omo d guy for run u street...


that guy should be stoned to dth

Thanks to hilariousthiago thou

Phelixblaq:


I sense it that something was not right as this guys was always putting up say he Dey code he do this he do that hence while I told him to create his thread

Now see your life below lol scammer

https://www.nairaland.com/7257873/latest-travel-scam-update-all

The useless scammer also use the name Gambojimeta and jimetagambo and tried to scam me too with fake pictures he has his accomplice do to convince me he was in usa

tripoli007:


Evening boss ,please I am interested in this , I reside in naija .

He is a scammer don't fall for it

Honlucas:


who bro?

pls dnt stop helping biko pple still needs ur help..

just leave those pple they have nothing to offer

You people dey gullible sha,the guy you're talking to is a scammer who lives in Lagos and operate a dozen moniker on nairaland

RedChiefPriest:

Op more money to you and yours.
Abeg I wan ask some quick questions
1) I thought you were done with university and even got a job you lost in Nigeria but you said you traveled to Poland with studying format,is masters you're doing now in Poland or what?
2) is it easy to find job as a student in Poland?
Did you look for the job yourself?
And is the pay you get enough to take care of your tuition,feeding and accommodation?
3) Can 2m take of everything? I mean from the Poland visa,ticket,tuition and pocket money to enter Poland.
No vex say my questions plenty,abeg help a brother.
Na Austria dey my eyes before but e be like na Poland I go Port to.

ur answer to number 1 is found on the first page

And he said his Job was referred to him by a white lady it I'm not mistaken

Honlucas:


who bro?

pls dnt stop helping biko pple still needs ur help..

just leave those pple they have nothing to offer

I'm pretty sure this is Britishnaija account too ,you scammers will be fished out soon by God's Grace

Rule 4- Stay away from Nigerian ladies... They have nothing to offer you. I don't mean, you shouldnt talk or discuss with them..They are looking to prey on you because no one looks their way at this phase.

Nice thread so far but you make it sound like all Nigerian ladies are there to prey on the men. Yes you can explore many options for dating rather than narrowing it too quickly. That is ok advise

There is no need dissing naija Ladies. From the beginning of your write up, we already know you are attracted to 'beautiful' polish girls that can pluck your eyes.

Please don't let them pluck your sense too. Your 2 younger sisters and family will relocate someday and you don't want some guy having same myopic impression of them.

Just respect your naija ladies even if you are more attracted to oyinbo. You don't need to bring anyone down. There are some white men interested in black ladies too, so respect choices and people.

Same impression that you think naija ladies are 'leech' is the same impression that the polish lady's friends and family are warning about you. even with your multinational.

And if your desire work out and get married to one of them, if you keep dissing your naija women, they will help you to disrespect them too....until it hits home. remember you gonna have kids that may not fit in either world and you will have to educate the kids to love themselves.

Kly003:
Guys, in the pursuit for success and greener pasture, there are laws you all must know. These laws must be adhered to, followed and kept in heart. Never forget these laws. If you don't keep this to mind, you may crash or have a stunted progress...

Law 1- When you travel, as a newbie who is trying to settle in, never be too quick to fall to the pressure of sending money back home. Give yourself atleast a year to get very balanced (in most cases, less than a year you are fine, in few cases you are still struggling after a year)


Law 2- if you are not travelling the legal way (studies or work) you may regret it, you may later make it but it will take you a longer years of suffering, regrets and depression. Some may never even make it. The best way to become a legal residence is always through studies.... See bah! School is a scam only in naija, when you study here, even as an undergraduate you are eligible to work for top multinational companies.... Your BSc is worshiped here, not to even talk about your Msc.... You will never regret if you come through studies and follow through. I repeat, you will never regret.

Law 3- Mingle more with the foreigners and learn from them, they are the people who can really help you. A black man can't help you, he is by default angry and jealous to watch you not progress than him. Need I tell you my job I got for a multinational firm was gotten through a ladies referral in Poland? Did we date-No! It's why I always debunk the cases of racism because people preach about it to the. Extreme as tho some blacks don't show reasons to be hated on.

Rule 4- Stay away from Nigerian ladies... They have nothing to offer you. I don't mean, you shouldnt talk or discuss with them.. But I recommend not dating them. Look, travelling comes with its downsides and that is majorly LONELINESS... In the pool of attraction, most of these ladies aren't attractive to foreigners, rather its the naija guys who always get attracted to foreign ladies... You don't want anyone who will milk you and have no value in your life. When you Start making money here, you will be tempted by many of these naija girls to date them. Don't! I repeat Don't.... They are looking to prey on you because no one looks their way at this phase.

5. Remember home- Some spend years travelling and never look to remember where they came from. It's possible because they are still illegal and yet to get their papers, however when you are settled and well to do, always remember home and where you came from. If you have a brother who always asks for money. Invite him over and take him out of naija.... Let's be honest.... When you say it's not easy here you know you lie.... Stop those lies and help your siblings to travel rather than sending money all the time making them your slaves. .


Stick to this laws and you will be fine, be open to foreigners... Seek to build network with them, you will never loose. You musn't date all but you will sure get the best of their friendship.

My story continues on my experience. Next

As much as I commend your effort in creating this thread and furnishing it with information but I'm sad, angry and disturbed with you following the trend of demonizing your fellow countrymen.

Let me start with the first point of not relating to black guys because they are jealous or blahblah. I will reply to this from my own POV

When I came to Germany 3 years ago, there was a large group of Nigerians who joined the Uni that same time. There was limited knowledge on how to navigate studies and get good jobs. I can remember my second week in Germany, about 5 of us ran into a Ghanaian guy who was in the uni earlier than us and he gave us orientation on how things goes. He was like forget hustle jobs, try to focus on studies squarely and get a proper office job. Then we met a Nigerian who told us to find a hustle Job asap and ride along with studies. We met another person who told us that it's really difficult to find a job, and study is hard here blah blah. Everyone speaks from their experience and their scope of knowledge then it is left to you to know which one works best for you and you can use. Out of the 3 scenarios advised above, none of them really worked for me but I picked something from all the 3 people and many other people and I can say I am in a better place than I can imagine. Personally, I do not believe anyone is jealous or doesn't want you to progress, some might just be frustrated and they project their failures on you unknowingly. It's up to you to process the kind of information you receive. Never dismiss anyone or their experience because they are black or whatever. Believe me I had a 4 hr heated argument with a guy that i came to Germany with on the same plane. He argued that it's not possible for a black guy to get a proper technical job in Germany and I argued otherwise. After that heated argument we literally stopped being friends. But his points always remained at the back of my mind for over a year and it made me scared of applying for jobs so I never applied. I was only doing hustle jobs, until another Nigerian friend got a technical job and he also encouraged me to do same. With input from friends including Nigerians, I improved my skills and my CV, one month after applying I got 4 offers after 100s of rejections. 3 months while working on the part time student job, I got 3 offers for a full time job. I started my full-time job in a multinational company while still studying and also changing my visa status.Also note that till now, my german is not good but the jobs I got are in English.
Points to pick out from this story:
1. The guys that gave us orientation, never told us of the possibility of getting a full-time job while studying. Maybe if they had tild us most of us could have gotten full-time jobs without the whole school stress if anyone is not interested in studying. This is not because they are jealous of us. But they only gave orientation based on their experiences and also rules are being changed constantly.
After getting my full time job, the other Nigerian that encouraged me to apply for technical jobs also got a full time job too, he started today. This was made possible by us making further research and also information shared within ourselves.
2. The other guy I had the heated argument with, did not make his point based on jealousy or whatever, but based on experience and also the difficult situation he found himself.
3. There was also a "common belief" that you can't get a good job in Germany without knowledge of German. This is true in some cases, there are some rejections I got and I asked them why, they tell me they need someone with fluent german. if i pass this information to someone else and he takes it as a rule. Then he meets someone that got a job without German, then he will say i don't want his progress. In my situation, the first student job I got in the advert they stated they needed someone with good german. I just applied randomly expecting a rejection. I got called for interview, everything was in English and i got the job. When I was working there, they told me that they need more people but they were not getting applications. I told them it was because the advert was in German and also they stated they needed someone with good german which discourages foreigners to apply cos I also almost didn't apply. Then they told me the company only recently started adopting English as working language. They asked me to help them rewrite the advert in English and also recommend people.




I've met Germans who are surprised that I got a full-time job while studying. There was even a german who once kinda implied to my Indian friend that he shouldn't ask for a certain range if salary during interview. Guess what, my friend negotiated for over 10k higher and I also even got higher that the range he stated �. Does that mean he's jealous, No, he was only speaking based on experience.

Now, when I meet newcomers, I always tell them just keep applying and improving your skills. Send like 10 applications per day. It doesn't mean I'm a better person or whatever. I only gave that advice based on experience.

To finish my point, make friends with anyone you meet, relate with and have similar goals and drive regardless of their color. Believe me, the familiarity and brotherly joy, I get when amongst black people most especially Nigerians you can't replicate. Make friends with someone does not mean trust them completely or take their words as Bible. It's everyman for himself everywhere.
No matter how hard you try, you can never fit in completely in a Group of friends filled with white people and also you can almost never have a German best friend. Most of them already formed their cliques or best friends since their high school days. It's probably easier for a black person born here or in their teens or early 20s. If you are beyond this age group, you'll have to be your own best friend. Everywhere you go just try to be the best version of yourself, smile, relate with people regardless of their color, share and get information you need, go home and sleep. Rinse and repeat everyday.

Don't loose yourself trying to fit in a white society. Don't demonize your people.

Kly003:
Guys, in the pursuit for success and greener pasture, there are laws you all must know. These laws must be adhered to, followed and kept in heart. Never forget these laws. If you don't keep this to mind, you may crash or have a stunted progress...

Law 1- When you travel, as a newbie who is trying to settle in, never be too quick to fall to the pressure of sending money back home. Give yourself atleast a year to get very balanced (in most cases, less than a year you are fine, in few cases you are still struggling after a year)


Law 2- if you are not travelling the legal way (studies or work) you may regret it, you may later make it but it will take you a longer years of suffering, regrets and depression. Some may never even make it. The best way to become a legal residence is always through studies.... See bah! School is a scam only in naija, when you study here, even as an undergraduate you are eligible to work for top multinational companies.... Your BSc is worshiped here, not to even talk about your Msc.... You will never regret if you come through studies and follow through. I repeat, you will never regret.

Law 3- Mingle more with the foreigners and learn from them, they are the people who can really help you. A black man can't help you, he is by default angry and jealous to watch you not progress than him. Need I tell you my job I got for a multinational firm was gotten through a ladies referral in Poland? Did we date-No! It's why I always debunk the cases of racism because people preach about it to the. Extreme as tho some blacks don't show reasons to be hated on.

Rule 4- Stay away from Nigerian ladies... They have nothing to offer you. I don't mean, you shouldnt talk or discuss with them.. But I recommend not dating them. Look, travelling comes with its downsides and that is majorly LONELINESS... In the pool of attraction, most of these ladies aren't attractive to foreigners, rather its the naija guys who always get attracted to foreign ladies... You don't want anyone who will milk you and have no value in your life. When you Start making money here, you will be tempted by many of these naija girls to date them. Don't! I repeat Don't.... They are looking to prey on you because no one looks their way at this phase.

5. Remember home- Some spend years travelling and never look to remember where they came from. It's possible because they are still illegal and yet to get their papers, however when you are settled and well to do, always remember home and where you came from. If you have a brother who always asks for money. Invite him over and take him out of naija.... Let's be honest.... When you say it's not easy here you know you lie.... Stop those lies and help your siblings to travel rather than sending money all the time making them your slaves. .


Stick to this laws and you will be fine, be open to foreigners... Seek to build network with them, you will never loose. You musn't date all but you will sure get the best of their friendship.

My story continues on my experience. Next

This your rule 4 also, when you state things like this, please don't state it as a rule. Say it as an opinion. if a girl really lijes you, she'll date you regardless of your color. I don't have much to say on this . Most Nigerian ladies I met here had a BF in Nigeria before coming here so why dem go give you face. At least 2 of them got married to their Nigerian BFs last year.
Anyone can be attractive to anyone. Boys for here dey complain sey white girls no dey give dem face or are just using them for Bleep. But there was still a 9ja guy that came with us, who got married to a white girl within his first semester, dem don born now sef.

There's no rule for dating. If you like a 9ja girl, shoot your shot if she no accept you, Move on. Don't make it a "9JA girl thing".

lemme just drop this, if you like it curvy, keep your eyes on 9ja girls. Else na flat-screen yoy go dey chop. Na until i reach here, I truly appreciate Black gene, Black skin and Black physique!!!.

Ayohbk:


As much as I commend your effort in creating this thread and furnishing it with information but I'm sad, angry and disturbed with you following the trend of demonizing your fellow countrymen.

Let me start with the first point of not relating to black guys because they are jealous or blahblah. I will reply to this from my own POV

When I came to Germany 3 years ago, there was a large group of Nigerians who joined the Uni that same time. There was limited knowledge on how to navigate studies and get good jobs. I can remember my second week in Germany, about 5 of us ran into a Ghanaian guy who was in the uni earlier than us and he gave us orientation on how things goes. He was like forget hustle jobs, try to focus on studies squarely and get a proper office job. Then we met a Nigerian who told us to find a hustle Job asap and ride along with studies. We met another person who told us that it's really difficult to find a job, and study is hard here blah blah. Everyone speaks from their experience and their scope of knowledge then it is left to you to know which one works best for you and you can use. Out of the 3 scenarios advised above, none of them really worked for ne but I picked something from all the 3 people and many other people and I can say I am un a better place thab I can imagine. Personally, I do not believe anyone is jealous or doesn't want you to progress, some might just be frustrated and they project their failures on you unknowingly. It's up to you to process the kind of information you receive. Never dismiss anyone or their experience because they are black or whatever. Believe me I had a 4 hr heated argument with a guy that i came to Germany with on the same plane. He argued that it's not possible for a black guy to get a proper technical job in Germany and I argued otherwise. After that heated argument we literally stopped being friends. But his points always remained at the back of my mind for over a year and it made me scared of applying for jobs so never applied. I was only doing hustle jobs, until another Nigerian friend got a technical job and he also encouraged me to do same. With input from friends including Nigerians, I improved my skills and my CV, one month after applying I got 4 offers after 100s of rejections. 3 months while working on the part time student job, I got 3 offers for a full time job. I started my full-time job in a multinational company while still studying and also changing my visa.Also note that till now, my german is not good but the jobs I got are in English.
Points to pick out from this story:
1. The guys that gave us orientation, never told us of the possibility of getting a full-time job while studying. Maybe if they had tild us most of us could have gotten full-time jobs without the whole school stress if anyone is not interested in studying. This is not because they are jealous of us. But they only gave orientation based on their experiences and also rules are being changed constantly.
After getting my full time job, the other Nigerian that encouraged me to apply for technical jobs alsi got a full time job too, he started today. This was made possible by us making further research and also information shared within ourselves.
2. The other guy had the heated argument with, did not make his point based on jealousy or whatever, byt based on experience and also the difficult situation he found himself.

I've met Germans who are surprised that I got a full-time job while studying. There was even a german who once kinda implied to my Indian friend that he shouldn't ask for a certain range if salary during interview. Guess what, my friend negotiated for over 10k higher and I also even got higher that the range he stated �. Does thqt mean he's jealous, No, he was only speaking based on experience.

Now, when I meet newcomers, I always tell them just keep applying and improving your skills. Send like 10 applications per day. It doesn't mean I'm a better person or whatever. I only gave that advice based on experience.

To finish my point, make friends with anyone you meet, relate with and have similar goals and drive regardless of their color. Believe me, the familiarity and brotherly joy, I get when amongst black people or most especially Nigerians you can't replicate. Make friends wirh someone does not neab trust them completely or take their words as Bible. It's everyman for himself everywhere.
No matter how hard you try, you can never fit in completely in a Group of friends filled with white people and also you can almost never have a German best friend. Most of them already formed their cliques or best friends since their high school days. It's probably easier for a black person born here or in their teens or early 20s. If you are beyond this age group, you'll have to be your own best friend. Everywhere you go just try to be the best version of yourself, smile, relate with people regardless of their color, share and get information you need, go hine and sleep. Rinse and repeat everyday.

Don't loose yourself trying to fit in a white society. Don't demonize your people.

Well said though, I think the op is talking from his personal experience and tbh I have also heard about it from some other people so I don't think he is being too critical of blacks. The best approach is to always keep an open mind cause you never can tell where help could come from.

Ayohbk:


As much as I commend your effort in creating this thread and furnishing it with information but I'm sad, angry and disturbed with you following the trend of demonizing your fellow countrymen.

Let me start with the first point of not relating to black guys because they are jealous or blahblah. I will reply to this from my own POV

When I came to Germany 3 years ago, there was a large group of Nigerians who joined the Uni that same time. There was limited knowledge on how to navigate studies and get good jobs. I can remember my second week in Germany, about 5 of us ran into a Ghanaian guy who was in the uni earlier than us and he gave us orientation on how things goes. He was like forget hustle jobs, try to focus on studies squarely and get a proper office job. Then we met a Nigerian who told us to find a hustle Job asap and ride along with studies. We met another person who told us that it's really difficult to find a job, and study is hard here blah blah. Everyone speaks from their experience and their scope of knowledge then it is left to you to know which one works best for you and you can use. Out of the 3 scenarios advised above, none of them really worked for me but I picked something from all the 3 people and many other people and I can say I am in a better place than I can imagine. Personally, I do not believe anyone is jealous or doesn't want you to progress, some might just be frustrated and they project their failures on you unknowingly. It's up to you to process the kind of information you receive. Never dismiss anyone or their experience because they are black or whatever. Believe me I had a 4 hr heated argument with a guy that i came to Germany with on the same plane. He argued that it's not possible for a black guy to get a proper technical job in Germany and I argued otherwise. After that heated argument we literally stopped being friends. But his points always remained at the back of my mind for over a year and it made me scared of applying for jobs so I never applied. I was only doing hustle jobs, until another Nigerian friend got a technical job and he also encouraged me to do same. With input from friends including Nigerians, I improved my skills and my CV, one month after applying I got 4 offers after 100s of rejections. 3 months while working on the part time student job, I got 3 offers for a full time job. I started my full-time job in a multinational company while still studying and also changing my visa status.Also note that till now, my german is not good but the jobs I got are in English.
Points to pick out from this story:
1. The guys that gave us orientation, never told us of the possibility of getting a full-time job while studying. Maybe if they had tild us most of us could have gotten full-time jobs without the whole school stress if anyone is not interested in studying. This is not because they are jealous of us. But they only gave orientation based on their experiences and also rules are being changed constantly.
After getting my full time job, the other Nigerian that encouraged me to apply for technical jobs alsi got a full time job too, he started today. This was made possible by us making further research and also information shared within ourselves.
2. The other guy had the heated argument with, did not make his point based on jealousy or whatever, byt based on experience and also the difficult situation he found himself.
3. There was also a "common belief" that you can't get a good job in Germany without knowledge of German. This is true in some cases, there are some rejections I got abd I asked thdn why, they tell me they need someone with fluent german. if i pass this information to someone else and he takes it as a rule. Then he meets someone that got a job without German, then he will say i don't want his progress. In my situation, the first student job I got in the advert they stated they needed someone with good german. I just applied randomly expecting a rejection. I got called for interview, everything was in English and i got the job. When I was working there, they told me that they need more people but they were not getting applications. I told them it was because the advert was in German and also they stated they needed someone with good german which discourages foreigners to apply cos I also almost didn't apply. Then they told me the company only recently started adopting English as working language. They asked me to help them rewrite the advert in English and also recommend people.




I've met Germans who are surprised that I got a full-time job while studying. There was even a german who once kinda implied to my Indian friend that he shouldn't ask for a certain range if salary during interview. Guess what, my friend negotiated for over 10k higher and I also even got higher that the range he stated �. Does thqt mean he's jealous, No, he was only speaking based on experience.

Now, when I meet newcomers, I always tell them just keep applying and improving your skills. Send like 10 applications per day. It doesn't mean I'm a better person or whatever. I only gave that advice based on experience.

To finish my point, make friends with anyone you meet, relate with and have similar goals and drive regardless of their color. Believe me, the familiarity and brotherly joy, I get when amongst black people or most especially Nigerians you can't replicate. Make friends wirh someone does not neab trust them completely or take their words as Bible. It's everyman for himself everywhere.
No matter how hard you try, you can never fit in completely in a Group of friends filled with white people and also you can almost never have a German best friend. Most of them already formed their cliques or best friends since their high school days. It's probably easier for a black person born here or in their teens or early 20s. If you are beyond this age group, you'll have to be your own best friend. Everywhere you go just try to be the best version of yourself, smile, relate with people regardless of their color, share and get information you need, go hine and sleep. Rinse and repeat everyday.

Don't loose yourself trying to fit in a white society. Don't demonize your people.

Wow
This is amazing

topetall:

Nice thread so far but you make it sound like all Nigerian ladies are there to prey on the men. Yes you can explore many options for dating rather than narrowing it too quickly. That is ok advise

There is no need dissing naija Ladies. From the beginning of your write up, we already know you are attracted to 'beautiful' polish girls that can pluck your eyes.

Please don't let them pluck your sense too. Your 2 younger sisters and family will relocate someday and you don't want some guy having same myopic impression of them.

Just respect your naija ladies even if you are more attracted to oyinbo. You don't need to bring anyone down. There are some white men interested in black ladies too, so respect choices and people.

Same impression that you think naija ladies are 'leech' is the same impression that the polish lady's friends and family are warning about you. even with your multinational.

And if your desire work out and get married to one of them, if you keep dissing your naija women, they will help you to disrespect them too....until it hits home. remember you gonna have kids that may not fit in either world and you will have to educate the kids to love themselves.

So spot on. I didn't like that part of his message. Why try to demonise all Nigerian girls because of some inherited hate you got or have passed through? So sad.

following

Greetings, which country you currently reside.

Add you email on your profile text. Busy now But will message when i checj your profile and see.

My Bad, I have to admit that wasn't suppose to be a rule.... My intent was never to stay away from naija girls, but the toxic ones... I would say I'm friendly to quite alot but keep my distance when I sense off in an energy.

Regardless, this is a travel thread and it's not to teach you how to live by laws... Again, My bad... But this is borne from my intention of avoiding wrong energy cos truth is, you find lots of it...

UyaiIncomparabl:
OP, I love your thread and enjoyed reading through your experience. You are a very good writer, illustrator and storyteller. I also loved the explanation you gave about the disparity between the UK and Poland/EU countries. T'was so spot on.



But, I no like this talk.

Good questions, I had my bachelor's already in naija and was working with it back in naija.... I was a banker... However, after loosing my job and things went really bad I decided to leave for Poland (check my previous post), currently I'm having a redo of BSc... Truthfully, it wasn't my intention to repeat BSc, but my school was on strike then and I couldn't get my transcripts to process my admission for masters, so I had to let go and go for BSc...

Now, the irony now is, I'm even very happy doing a Bachelors here, because it gives me a longer stay here which transcends to my residence stay and most importantly still gives me a job as tho there isn't a difference, plus it's even a shorter period of time.

2. It is very easy to get Jobs here... Not just anyhow jobs or menial works but office jobs. We ha w lots of people here even nigerians who are accounting undergraduate here working for Bank of New York here and other top Stock Exchange companies here.... I'm currently working for a very massive multinational company with equity worth billions.... Prior this moment, it was hard to get job in Poland, precisely pre pandermic period but now it's a lot easy. Poland don open pie for jobs influx plus you can work full time as a student which makes it even more better than UK that has 20 hours a week duration.

If I tell una and show una my work place, una go surprise.... But I will leave that mute... Even someone here on this Nairaland messaged me and told me he got a job from Poland as he is even in Nigeria. A big IT firm, who took care of his work permit. Poland is the country now. It can only get better.

3. Yes! Majority of your cost will be borne on turion fee which averages about 500k, flight in my time using Turkish airline was about 275k, now I think its all expensive but still 2 million naira should be okay for you to do all. I really mean it. But one last thing, STAY AWAY FROM AGENTS.

RedChiefPriest:

Op more money to you and yours.
Abeg I wan ask some quick questions
1) I thought you were done with university and even got a job you lost in Nigeria but you said you traveled to Poland with studying format,is masters you're doing now in Poland or what?
2) is it easy to find job as a student in Poland?
Did you look for the job yourself?
And is the pay you get enough to take care of your tuition,feeding and accommodation?
3) Can 2m take of everything? I mean from the Poland visa,ticket,tuition and pocket money to enter Poland.
No vex say my questions plenty,abeg help a brother.
Na Austria dey my eyes before but e be like na Poland I go Port to.

I am currently pursing an undergraduate degree and I can say its totally worth it. The only issue with Poland is getting date, that's it.

SavageBoy:


Nice thread chief.

What about pursuing an undergraduate degree in Poland? I've gone through some threads about it here in Nairaland, heard quite some discouraging talks from people. What's your honest view about pursuing an undergraduate studies in Poland?

Stay away from that guy... I sense he's a sc@m... I've warned you a not to detail this thread. I should stop posting my experience hence things are going south now...
I've observed how he pushes about things... I've told you all from this first page...


Don't PM me or anyone on this page... Ask your questions here and it will be answered. Else you may be inviting someone to scam you..... This is why I have left many of your PMs unread and unattended to... Because this thread is only to dish my experiences and answer questions here....

Munachimso30:


Am aware of this, I know a lot have happened which have made many people not to trust again but I won’t fail you, if you can really help me out I will appreciate and I promise before everyone reading this that I won’t fail
I spent two years under contract visa also in United Arab Emirates ��(Mars marine machinery and ship maintenance) Where I worked before as an hydro blaster under ship yard, I returned last year sept because of the visa restriction on Nigerians which the issue haven’t been solved. Anyway I suffered in the hands of Indians but that didn’t made me forget where I came from why am there
I returned hoping that I will easily find another country to relocate to but it’s never easy, I applied for Canada visit visa which I heard that you can work with it for now with condition that the company will help you change it to working permit but since then I applied even went to for biometrics on December last year, I haven’t hear anything from them
So I have no other alternative than to look for another country to migrate to, since then I have been wandering around on most of the job apps looking for jobs but to no avail
If you can really help me, I won’t fail you I promise
You can drop me your email so we will talk more for you to see am not telling lies
Thanks for your response thou

Jefferyhi86:
Greetings, which country you currently reside.

He deleted his account cuz we understand he’s a scammer

Kly003:

My Bad, I have to admit that wasn't suppose to be a rule.... My intent was never to stay away from naija girls, but the toxic ones... I would say I'm friendly to quite alot but keep my distance when I sense off in an energy.

Regardless, this is a travel thread and it's not to teach you how to live by laws... Again, My bad... But this is borne from my intention of avoiding wrong energy cos truth is, you find lots of it...

It's fine. Nigerian women are amazing. You can't speak from a lone experience. Just advise them to be observant and choose wisely.

I forgive you though, on behalf of Nigerian women.

Kly003:

I am currently pursing an undergraduate degree and I can say its totally worth it. The only issue with Poland is getting date, that's it.

How many years is the BSC duration?

Can 5 million naira be enough for all expenses and sundries?

Kly003:



Stay away from that guy... I sense he's a sc@m... I've warned you a not to detail this thread. I should stop posting my experience hence things are going south now...
I've observed how he pushes about things... I've told you all from this first page...


Don't PM me or anyone on this page... Ask your questions here and it will be answered. Else you may be inviting someone to scam you..... This is why I have left many of your PMs unread and unattended to... Because this thread is only to dish my experiences and answer questions here....

Me wey done borrow leg ni lol
Matter too much for Naija now, lion no see goat chop again na him fellow lion ooh

Oh yes!, five million is far double the sum for all expenses...

2 years and some months work experience/Erasmus in another EU country or countries affiliated with the school.

UyaiIncomparabl:


How many years is the BSC duration?

Can 5 million naira be enough for all expenses and sundries?

Kly003:
Oh yes!, five million is far double the sum for all expenses...

2 years and some months work experience/Erasmus in another EU country or countries affiliated with the school.

Thanks for your response.

Kly003:

Good questions, I had my bachelor's already in naija and was working with it back in naija.... I was a banker... However, after loosing my job and things went really bad I decided to leave for Poland (check my previous post), currently I'm having a redo of BSc... Truthfully, it wasn't my intention to repeat BSc, but my school was on strike then and I couldn't get my transcripts to process my admission for masters, so I had to let go and go for BSc...

Now, the irony now is, I'm even very happy doing a Bachelors here, because it gives me a longer stay here which transcends to my residence stay and most importantly still gives me a job as tho there isn't a difference, plus it's even a shorter period of time.

2. It is very easy to get Jobs here... Not just anyhow jobs or menial works but office jobs. We ha w lots of people here even nigerians who are accounting undergraduate here working for Bank of New York here and other top Stock Exchange companies here.... I'm currently working for a very massive multinational company with equity worth billions.... Prior this moment, it was hard to get job in Poland, precisely pre pandermic period but now it's a lot easy. Poland don open pie for jobs influx plus you can work full time as a student which makes it even more better than UK that has 20 hours a week duration.

If I tell una and show una my work place, una go surprise.... But I will leave that mute... Even someone here on this Nairaland messaged me and told me he got a job from Poland as he is even in Nigeria. A big IT firm, who took care of his work permit. Poland is the country now. It can only get better.

3. Yes! Majority of your cost will be borne on turion fee which averages about 500k, flight in my time using Turkish airline was about 275k, now I think its all expensive but still 2 million naira should be okay for you to do all. I really mean it. But one last thing, STAY AWAY FROM AGENTS.

Thanks so much boss,I really appreciate.
God bless you.
Mesef won't mind redoing my bsc,make I venture into tech related course.

Kly003:

I am currently pursing an undergraduate degree and I can say its totally worth it. The only issue with Poland is getting date, that's it.

Oh! Thanks

Can you kindly drop few tips and vital info we need to know about Poland undergraduate process. This will serve as a compass for us, we can research the others on our own.

We have like two threads talking abt poland visas i dont know why pple are asking the Op questions again.
Can we just enjoy the thread

Spanishmilf:
We have like two threads talking abt poland visas i dont know why pple are asking the Op questions again.
Can we just enjoy the thread

The OP gives prompt and first-hand information about his experience. Unlike the general threads where you'll have to wait for days before you get a reply.

Did you write IELTS or submit one for your admission into bsc..

Scammer don deactivate his profile,he don forget say for nairaland, you can deactivate your profile but your comments can't be deactivated. Guys wake up o

Bro, my advice to you, after study Try and stay put in one schegen zone, so you can get citizeship. I'm just dancing now As I type, I just got my EU passport mailed to me in the UK.

Jouney from 2008, Naija passport Na Back seat.
Programming is Life.

Ah, After waiting and To and Fro, this night will be one of my best nights.

Don't mind d low life bastard

Munachimso30:


He deleted his account cuz we understand he’s a scammer