nihilistjnr:


I was always late

hahahaha.
My brother and I went to early for 2 reasons among others.

1. You get "free" ride
2. To avoid 10 lashes of pain designed for late comers.

Itsrm:


The only thing that will make me be on any road by 5:30 is if I'm travelling interstate

Come to Lagos, you will have no choice.

https://www.nairaland.com/7532813/jos-labor-party-supporters-accuse

BATists are clutching at straws for real

BlueRayDick:


Wetin I need now na mentorship of person wey recently japa go canada thru skilled express entry route, If u know anybody like that abeg hala me.

My guy that sold everything including car, TV, household items, etc to japa enter UK for masters; He dey tell me e no easy. He said as student u only get to work menial jobs and the jobs aren't easy. Imagine having to work in a store like shoprite in East London acting as cashier, manager and supply chain manager .

I spoke with a friend in Canada, he said the easiest way to Canada is also through the education route. The skilled express entry takes a long while and there are no guarantee sef.

Said someone he knew took about 19 months for the him to get the Visa.

FBS:

Come to Lagos, you will have no choice.

Wallahi even this place wey I go, I was not on the road by 5.30

larride:


I spoke with a friend in Canada, he said the easiest way to Canada is also through the education route. The skilled express entry takes a long while and there are no guarantee sef.

Said someone he knew took about 19 months for the him to get the Visa.

He is correct. Education is the fastest way to japa

izzou:


I understand that Nigeria is hard, but a lot of people need to take care of their health; bodily and mentally.

I left home 4:45, and queues are everywhere.

Like...people dey lodge for petrol stations now.

I thank God for not letting me subject myself to that kind of stress

Buhari should just go already. He has brought the abacha years back 101%.

Unlimited22:

He is correct. Education is the fastest way to japa

Yes. Just expensive.

GloriousGbola:


Buhari should just go already. He has brought the abacha years back 101%.

The annoying part is the "I dont care" attitude. He's just lucky that PDP is useless opposition.

The country is currently on auto pilot.

Has there been any president in the history of Nigeria that was better than his predecessor?

Let's say, was Yar adua better than obj?

Was GEJ better than yaradua?

Was buhari better than GEJ?

I is any of the incoming president going to be better than buhari?

Unlimited22:

He is correct. Education is the fastest way to japa

It is, but that's only if you would want to return back.
If you intend to stay there, then work visa is the most assured.

But even with that, COVID has fundamentally altered people's working patterns abroad. Developed countries are now outsourcing Labor to foreign countries for cheaper Labor.

My friend who studied law is actually earning from a totally different field, during COVID 19, he picked up some online skills, drop shipping, programming and project management.
He actually learnt this things just to kill time.

Today he works for a construction and consulting firm based in Florida while in Nigeria here. The company which isn't that big persay handles property documentation and minor reconstruction works. That is, if you seek necessary licenses, building permits, approved regulatory documents etc for your business in Florida, the firm helps you for fast tracked processing and proper guidance.

Normally or historically, this kind of consulting firm would have workers in an office in front of monitor screens doing their work but now the company used Upwork to outsource the job and my friend earns 5 dollars an hour for a 5 hour job. If it were American employees, the pay would be about 20 dollars an hour based on skill level.

So this my friend earns 20-25k every single day depending on exchange rate while working from home, meanwhile his earnings are totally untaxed. I swore to resign my job and pick up tech skills immediately.
IT is the future.

Donjazet2:


It is, but that's only if you would want to return back.
If you intend to stay there, then work visa is the most assured.

But even with that, COVID has fundamentally altered people's working patterns abroad. Developed countries are now outsourcing Labor to foreign countries for cheaper Labor.

My friend who studied law is actually earning from a totally different field, during COVID 19, he picked up some online skills, drop shipping, programming and project management.
He actually learnt this things just to kill time.

Today he works for a construction and consulting firm based in Florida. The company which isn't that big persay handles property documentation and minor reconstruction works. That is, if you seek necessary licenses, building permits, approved regulatory documents etc for your business in Florida, the firm helps you for fast tracked processing.

Normally or historically, this kind of consulting firm would have workers in an office in front of monitor screens doing their work but now the company used Upwork to outsource the job and my friend earns 5 dollars an hour for a 6 hour job. If it were American employees, the pay would be about 20 dollars an hour based on skill level.

So this my friend earns 20-25k every single day depending on exchange rate while working from home. I swore to resign my job and pick up tech skills immediately.
IT is the future.

.

larride:


The annoying part is the "I dont care" attitude. He's just lucky that PDP is useless opposition.

The country is currently on auto pilot.

Who hacked this account
I know you have been beefing buhari since last year but I thought party comes first

Donjazet2:


It is, but that's only if you would want to return back.
If you intend to stay there, then work visa is the most assured.

But even with that, COVID has fundamentally altered people's working patterns abroad. Developed countries are now outsourcing Labor to foreign countries for cheaper Labor.

My friend who studied law is actually earning from a totally different field, during COVID 19, he picked up some online skills, drop shipping, programming and project management.
He actually learnt this things just to kill time.

Today he works for a construction and consulting firm based in Florida while in Nigeria here. The company which isn't that big persay handles property documentation and minor reconstruction works. That is, if you seek necessary licenses, building permits, approved regulatory documents etc for your business in Florida, the firm helps you for fast tracked processing and proper guidance.

Normally or historically, this kind of consulting firm would have workers in an office in front of monitor screens doing their work but now the company used Upwork to outsource the job and my friend earns 5 dollars an hour for a 5 hour job. If it were American employees, the pay would be about 20 dollars an hour based on skill level.

So this my friend earns 20-25k every single day depending on exchange rate while working from home, meanwhile his earnings are totally untaxed. I swore to resign my job and pick up tech skills immediately.
IT is the future.

Na so the matters be na... I'm grateful that the job I have now is unlike the one I was doing last year and I'll have time to further beef up my IT skill stack.

Btw most countries have defined pathways to staying back as a student.

larride:


Yes. Just expensive.

Lmao.

By the grace of the Almighty, mine will be funded

Unlimited22:

Wallahi even this place wey I go, I was not on the road by 5.30

The traffic in Lagos no be here.

iamoyindamola:

Who hacked this account
I know you have been beefing buhari since last year but I thought party comes first

Tell me a single soul wey Buhari hand never touch.
I remember when I used to leave gen on from night till morning. 6.30 to 7 the next morning. About 900 naira fuel will carry you through.

Now them no born me well to leave am past 1 or 2. Although I've been subsiding with my inverter. My new year promise to myself was to go full solar by year's end. Make I know say light issues don end.

FBS:

The traffic in Lagos no be here.

I mean, not just interstate o, inter regional travel

State wey I dey, the eastern border na Cameroon.

Lagos folk dey try wallahi

larride:


I spoke with a friend in Canada, he said the easiest way to Canada is also through the education route. The skilled express entry takes a long while and there are no guarantee sef.

Said someone he knew took about 19 months for the him to get the Visa.

Very correct. Expensive but way faster than the skilled migration route.

Unlimited22:

Na so the matters be na... I'm grateful that the job I have now is unlike the one I was doing last year and I'll have time to further beef up my IT skill stack.

Btw most countries have defined pathways to staying back as a student.

Like which? The only country that has a well defined pathway for students is Netherlands but you have to consider language barrier.

Donjazet2:


Like which? The only country that has a well defined pathway for students is Netherlands but you have to consider language barrier.

Canada PGWP 2 yrs. Sweden, Finland, Portugal 1yr each.
Long as you find employment in that time, you can be translated to greater heights

Even the UK has something similar. Na Yankee people wey their own is all shades of somehow.

The problem with japa is it requires a proper foundation. A work based foundation. A junior colleague basically spent 5 to 6 years teaching himself coding all the while working as a mechanical engineer.

He is now in Canada as a software developer. We were taking today and he said he deliberately took his time because he did not want any transition to menial jobs. Etal.

Japa is not something you do in a year. It requires long term planning if you want to replicate or better your naija existence

Please do not forget to get your PVCs..

Please ensure that you are participating in this democratic process to enact change in the country.

Your PVCs are in your polling units right now. Go there and collect them sharp sharp. Abeg.

Just in case you don't want to gamble on NL, you can move to twitter.


That supertee971 dude just won the easiest 50k of his life. I called it here first

Donjazet2:


It is, but that's only if you would want to return back.
If you intend to stay there, then work visa is the most assured.

But even with that, COVID has fundamentally altered people's working patterns abroad. Developed countries are now outsourcing Labor to foreign countries for cheaper Labor.

My friend who studied law is actually earning from a totally different field, during COVID 19, he picked up some online skills, drop shipping, programming and project management.
He actually learnt this things just to kill time.

Today he works for a construction and consulting firm based in Florida while in Nigeria here. The company which isn't that big persay handles property documentation and minor reconstruction works. That is, if you seek necessary licenses, building permits, approved regulatory documents etc for your business in Florida, the firm helps you for fast tracked processing and proper guidance.

Normally or historically, this kind of consulting firm would have workers in an office in front of monitor screens doing their work but now the company used Upwork to outsource the job and my friend earns 5 dollars an hour for a 5 hour job. If it were American employees, the pay would be about 20 dollars an hour based on skill level.

So this my friend earns 20-25k every single day depending on exchange rate while working from home, meanwhile his earnings are totally untaxed. I swore to resign my job and pick up tech skills immediately.
IT is the future.

Dont resign your job to go into Tech. You can still start learning first while the job will be your buffer.

It's not easy getting that first job in Tech.

GloriousGbola:
The problem with japa is it requires a proper foundation. A work based foundation. A junior colleague basically spent 5 to 6 years teaching himself coding all the while working as a mechanical engineer.

He is now in Canada as a software developer. We were taking today and he said he deliberately took his time because he did not want any transition to menial jobs. Etal.

Japa is not something you do in a year. It requires long term planning if you want to replicate or better your naija existence

It is my belief that every single person in Nigeria has to pick up tech skills.
The prospect of even earning from the comfort of your home in Nigeria is just too good an opportunity for anyone. You earn in foreign currency which is not taxed and you convert it to something so worthwhile. And the good thing is, with tech skills your opportunities are not limited to any particular country.

You could be earning from any and every single continent.

iamoyindamola:

Who hacked this account
I know you have been beefing buhari since last year but I thought party comes first

Baba matter don tire me tbh. His non challant attitude is the reason why some of his employees do anyhow and get away with it.

Everybody just dey do the one them want.

Nostradamus1:
Just in case you don't want to gamble on NL, you can move to twitter.


That supertee971 dude just won the easiest 50k of his life. I called it here first

Nostradam, who is your candidate? Or rather, what do you advise Nigerians to do to get this country working again?

What do you feel is the practical solution for us the ordinary Nigerians to do?

Unlimited22:

Lmao.

By the grace of the Almighty, mine will be funded

Yours good now.

UK could've been an easier option but wifey no wan hear anything UK.

I cant be going through Education route at this period so the hope is the skilled worker route or get a job with a company that offers relocation sponsorship.

CBN Launches Its Own Debit Card

https://www.nairaland.com/7532517/cbn-launches-own-debit-card#120196416

How una reason this one?

Unlimited22:

Lmao.

By the grace of the Almighty, mine will be funded

If your education will be funded na to just buy a soft cushion chair and relax.

FBS:
CBN Launches Its Own Debit Card

https://www.nairaland.com/7532517/cbn-launches-own-debit-card#120196416

How una reason this one?

What business does CBN has with debit card nitori olorun