Thefarmer3:


Hi bro, you be Ladokite?

I've sent you a mail, please respond

AdisaMighty:
I use a regular Nigeria passport with a B1/B2 visa. No foreign passport (although I am working towards one)

Gerrard59:


So, how are you different from those who relocated? You think they don't want another passport?

Tensazangetsu20,

As expected. Na this hypocrisy dey make detest Nigerian elites - preach one thing, and do another. Na so OdanZ criticise giving woman head only for everyone to see how he's a toto visualiser.

Gerrard59:


So, how are you different from those who relocated? You think they don't want another passport?

Tensazangetsu20,

As expected. Na this hypocrisy dey make detest Nigerian elites - preach one thing, and do another. Na so OdanZ criticise giving woman head only for everyone to see how he's a toto visualiser .

RodgersAkpafu:


Kwasi Kwarteng became chancellor of the exchequer
Rishi Sunak became prime minister
Savid Javid became home secretary or chancellor too (can't remember)
Priti Patel became home secretary
and the list goes on
Houmza Yousef became first minister in Scotland

Descendants of migrants here in Britain can actually reach heights in this country regardless of the issues of racism that is still there, but not as prevalent

As an Igbo man in Nigeria
that already is a glass ceiling for many of us, due to the tribalism that have infested that sh@thole...

so please spare us that talk about "glass ceiling"

tensazangetsu20:


Second class citizen my ass. The bitter truth is that if you can't succeed in A list countries like the UK, USA, Canada and Australia you are better off dying so others can have a chance. I am not even in an A list country and I earn better than 90 percent of the natives and I have not even spent a year here.

Elxandre:

I never said talked about success in purely financial terms. I'm more concerned about ceilings and culture etc.
Congrats on your success in Chile. I wanted to check up on your journey but it's always hard to remember your username. 😅

tensazangetsu20:


There's no ceiling anywhere so long as you bring value to the table o.

AdisaMighty:
Firstly I don’t count myself as an elite (neither poor).

Secondly I am not discouraging Japa, I only said not all sizes fit all, cooperate with your destiny

lastly, Nigeria is my home I want to buy a Carribean passport (as soon as I can afford one) for the ease of travel not because I want to leave Nigeria (which is not wrong by the way). I don’t see any hypocrisy in what I said.

FEGEITOK:


Not true.

Yes there is a higher standard of life out there.

There are certain jobs that are reserved for citizens.

Like working in the intelligence services.

There are certain places non-citizens will never enter.

That is certainly a glass ceiling of some sort.

Yes, the pay is better. The standard of living is better.

.

Gerrard59:


Well, there are many routes to attaining a superior passport. One of which is relocation and another is Citizenship by Investment. Any Nigerian who can fork out $150K - $200K is not the average Nigerian. Any Nigerian who rather than relocate and reside in his/her chosen country to attain naturalisation status then chooses CIB is an elite. It is those at the top that breeze into CIB. Middle class folks go through work or student visas.

Whether you like Nigeria or not isn't the issue, but ALL Nigerian elites have superior passports. You are not the exception. Yours is even via CIB than a work or study visa. That makes you a top 1% of the 1% who have a superior passport.

Accept who you are. The same ease of travel you seek for is what those in Canada/UK and elsewhere are vying for. It doesn't make you a special lover of Nigeria.

G12:


What kind of business?

Deeegbee:


Dey PLAY, agba CEO

Slizzords:
see this one . You never see 10m before though cos if you Don see 10m naira you go Sabi say no be better money like that.

Oyerinde16:

With 10m, I will pay you 500k per month and when u need your money u get it back...

Put your 10m in kuda or opay n lock it, you will get 1.6m after 1 year... That's 130k per month...
If you don't know how to use money to make money, you talk like this...

FEGEITOK:


Not true.

Yes there is a higher standard of life out there.

There are certain jobs that are reserved for citizens.

Like working in the intelligence services.

There are certain places non-citizens will never enter.

That is certainly a glass ceiling of some sort.

Yes, the pay is better. The standard of living is better.

But the way our people worship the white man if he comes here with ideas, that will never be extended to the black man from Africa.

I know of a cybersecurity company from Africa whose product is widely used, globally by law enforcement, defence and intelligence agencies, their founders went on tape to say they were treated like a an outcast despite how much the industry loves their product.

At the last international conference and exhibition they attended, so few people turned up for their training.

They decided to sell the product and the company and the brand to whites out of frustration.

I sell another similar product and I remember how when I approached the company, in their email trail the CEO was saying we got this email from Africa, see how good their English is, like only whites can speak good English.

Now this company later went on to close a deal with one of our defence bodies without me, the very person who introduced them after a multi-year cooperation with me to bring the deal from conception to fruition. Their representative came to Nigeria and signed a very big contract and left the country without even informing me. But I subsequently later found out. Isn't that corruption? That they keep accusing Africans of?

I can go and on and on.

There is a glass ceiling whether we choose to see it or not, and whether we choose to admit it or not.

While the white man can come here and go back with a billion dollar contract from our government, it is almost impossible for a black man to go there and replicate the same.

Deeegbee:


LOL

I want you to tell me what will 130k do for you in today's economy?

What business have you established and how big has it grown?

FEGEITOK:


Not true.

Yes there is a higher standard of life out there.

There are certain jobs that are reserved for citizens.

Like working in the intelligence services.

There are certain places non-citizens will never enter.

That is certainly a glass ceiling of some sort.

Yes, the pay is better. The standard of living is better.

But the way our people worship the white man if he comes here with ideas, that will never be extended to the black man from Africa.

I know of a cybersecurity company from Africa whose product is widely used, globally by law enforcement, defence and intelligence agencies, their founders went on tape to say they were treated like a an outcast despite how much the industry loves their product.

At the last international conference and exhibition they attended, so few people turned up for their training.

They decided to sell the product and the company and the brand to whites out of frustration.

I sell another similar product and I remember how when I approached the company, in their email trail the CEO was saying we got this email from Africa, see how good their English is, like only whites can speak good English.

Now this company later went on to close a deal with one of our defence bodies without me, the very person who introduced them after a multi-year cooperation with me to bring the deal from conception to fruition. Their representative came to Nigeria and signed a very big contract and left the country without even informing me. But I subsequently later found out. Isn't that corruption? That they keep accusing Africans of?

I can go and on and on.

There is a glass ceiling whether we choose to see it or not, and whether we choose to admit it or not.

While the white man can come here and go back with a billion dollar contract from our government, it is almost impossible for a black man to go there and replicate the same.

Gerrard59:


This is not worse than other Nigerians vowing that an Igbo man cannot become Nigeria's president. Check the appointments made by Tinubu, how many Beroms, Ijaws, Ogonis, Efiks, Adonis, Jukuns, Tivs etc., persons has he appointed? Dem no fit become intelligence heads?

No be only ceiling, na POP.

AdisaMighty:
Go to South America

Obierika:


Most of the countries there are also shitholes

tensazangetsu20:


Intelligence is dicey so yes. Even in Nigeria, you will hardly find Igbos working at the intelligence services. No be dumb abokis full there. Even in Nigeria theres a ceiling.

Muhylonaire007:


If you see a million naira, what business are you venturing into?

tensazangetsu20:
I knew tinubu was gonna be Nigerias next president since 2020 especially after endsars and that's when I started planning my exit. The real tragedy is yet to begin.

tensazangetsu20:


Lol the 199 million dey buy beans 2000 per derica and this is just the beginning. Not everyone can migrate but if you can and not take the chance you will regret it. APC has finished Nigeria.

olamilekan9:


Me personally sha know just two south American countries that at least 8-10m will take you to and brazil is not even part if it.these two countries i am talking about in re in south-america o and you only need to apply for their visas yourself,flight ✈️ will cost max 2.5m naira sha,and when you get there i swear to God your remaining money will be chilling in your account to survive with 👌🏽

olamilekan9:


Me personally sha know just two south American countries that at least 8-10m will take you to and brazil is not even part if it.these two countries i am talking about in re in south-america o and you only need to apply for their visas yourself,flight ✈️ will cost max 2.5m naira sha,and when you get there i swear to God your remaining money will be chilling in your account to survive with 👌🏽

Ajoray:

Are there any tips to getting lower costs on flight tickets?

ednut1:
sure

kossyablaze:
lol guy guess what they cut in the CRs score for Canada Experience class?

ednut1:
you go submit your first salary to me when PR show