obainojazz:
Nwanne, I thought you don’t trust the West 🌝

Spy360 try Russia.

nihilistjnr:




Spy360 try Russia.

Abeg na 😭

I am serious 🙏🏾

obainojazz:
Nwanne, I thought you don’t trust the West 🌝

I don't trust Nigeria either.

Shey you dey Australia?

nihilistjnr:




Spy360 try Russia.

Spy360:

I don't trust Nigeria either.

Shey you dey Australia?

You for sneak in Russia or China na

Anyways, what course did you study for Bachelors and what are you intending to study abroad?

obainojazz:
You for sneak in Russia or China na

Anyways, what course did you study for Bachelors and what are you intending to study abroad?

I studied Synthetic Organic Chemistry. But then the course of study is not a priority. I could do African Language studies or any bullshit. My focus is a route out.

Spy360:

I studied Synthetic Organic Chemistry. But then the course of study is not a priority. I could do African Language studies or any bullshit. My focus is a route out.

If you're interested in learning languages to support your japa plans.. Why don't you consider Chinese language especially if to work? Work or business opportunities plenty for China. In South East they have centres in Oko Poly, Unizik, in SW they have another Institute in Unilag. There's also one in Abuja (Uniabuja). Just register, you only pay for registration fee, nothing again and start attending your language class. passing their exam come with scholarship offer to study in China... Unlike then, now you can study and work together.

Spy360:

I studied Synthetic Organic Chemistry. But then the course of study is not a priority. I could do African Language studies or any bullshit. My focus is a route out.

Okay, your previous course studied should be related to increase chances of getting visa.
If I’m to rank ease of entrance, it will go like this; UK, Australia, US then Canada.
Cost from top to bottom; Australia most expensive, then US, UK and finally Canada.

I’ll advise use good migration agents if possible

obainojazz:
Okay, your previous course studied should be related to increase chances of getting visa.
If I’m to rank ease of entrance, it will go like this; UK, Australia, US then Canada.
Cost from top to bottom; Australia most expensive, then US, UK and finally Canada.

I’ll advise use good migration agents if possible

He can easily get scholarship in US even if it's partial. Infact, it's very difficult getting a visa if he's not on scholarship. On the basis of that, think US should be at the bottom based on cost.

Spy360 said money is not a problem


Ah. GOD WHEN?

iamoyindamola:

Weightlifting
Basketball
Especially netball

Emphasis on netball

Those ones are big people joor

E get wetin e dey find.

Raum na American man. He's gotten used to seeing lithe women who are also stacked up top.

If not you just need to look at the field events: Discus, hammer, shot put, javelin.

Study Chinese but ask about the wetness of German babes.

We all know what we are doing.

obainojazz:
Okay, your previous course studied should be related to increase chances of getting visa.
If I’m to rank ease of entrance, it will go like this; UK, Australia, US then Canada.
Cost from top to bottom; Australia most expensive, then US, UK and finally Canada.

I’ll advise use good migration agents if possible

Wow! Thanks Nwanne 👍🏾

Unlimited22:

Those ones are big people joor

E get wetin e dey find.

Raum na American man. He's gotten used to seeing lithe women who are also stacked up top.

If not you just need to look at the field events: Discus, hammer, shot put, javelin.

Big big things ni raumdeuter like

OkpaNsukkaisBae:


If you're interested in learning languages to support your japa plans.. Why don't you consider Chinese language especially if to work? Work or business opportunities plenty for China. In South East they have centres in Oko Poly, Unizik, in SW they have another Institute in Unilag. There's also one in Abuja (Uniabuja). Just register, you only pay for registration fee, nothing again and start attending your language class. passing their exam come with scholarship offer to study in China... Unlike then, now you can study and work together.

Ok thanks bro. It's not like I want to learn languages. Actually any route that can make me cross easily is OK for me.

afrodoc2:
Study Chinese but ask about the wetness of German babes.

We all know what we are doing.

Doc I need your input too.

Sex is not a priority o 😂

Unlimited22:
Spy360 said money is not a problem


Ah. GOD WHEN?

Na my life savings o.

obainojazz:
Okay, your previous course studied should be related to increase chances of getting visa.
If I’m to rank ease of entrance, it will go like this; UK, Australia, US then Canada.
Cost from top to bottom; Australia most expensive, then US, UK and finally Canada.

I’ll advise use good migration agents if possible

Obaino. Please can you recommend any good agent for me? I fit kill myself if any agent scam me ooo.... Australia is my desired destination....... I studied Maritime technology.

Spy360:

I studied Synthetic Organic Chemistry. But then the course of study is not a priority. I could do African Language studies or any bullshit. My focus is a route out.

You'd likely need provide info more than just your course of study; things like your class of degree and what you've been up to post graduation would help people advice you better, those can be sensitive info, so maybe read up on the countries you dey interested in for travel section, or get in touch with a reliable travel agent (give them close marking, or get informed on the process from Nairaland, make dem no mess up your application at any point).

And maybe you need care about what you'd study for japa, cause of life post graduation, stick with STEM-based courses though. The only non-school based immigration I know of is Canadian PR and for that you'd need ace IELTS and target categories where the scores are low, since na just BSC you dey work with. For school-based waka, US is very difficult to get VISA approval without scholarship...UK is easiest, then Canada, no info on Australia.

Tip for people looking to switch careers for school-based JAPA, you can consider enrolling in post-graduate diplomas in Nigerian universities with predictable calendars...gives you necessary pre-requisites, and compared to what you'd spend getting same if you were to enroll for those pre-requisites over there, it's peanuts.

UNILAG is selling their PG form at the moment, closes end of month...their calendar is very predictable and if your program is part-time, na online things mainly via zoom on weekends, at least that was my experience.

Spy360:

Ok thanks bro. It's not like I want to learn languages. Actually any route that can make me cross easily is OK for me.

For me I'll tell you to do it your self. Forget about travel/visa agents. All the English speaking countries they mentioned have their embassy in Nigeria. If e no dey Lagos, e go dey FCT. All the information you seek they will give it to you.

Spy360:

Na my life savings o.

You go explain tire.


BTW check out scholarshipscafe/ Dr. Olumuyiwa Igbalajobi on X fka Twitter.

Since you're an absolute newbie to this natter and you çan afford it, he'll be a GREAT help.

Unlimited22:

You go explain tire.


BTW check out scholarshipscafe/ Dr. Olumuyiwa Igbalajobi on X fka Twitter.

Since you're an absolute newbie to this natter and you çan afford it, he'll be a GREAT help.

I appreciate

OkpaNsukkaisBae:


For me I'll tell you to do it your self. Forget about travel/visa agents. All the English speaking countries they mentioned have their embassy in Nigeria. If e no dey Lagos, e go dey FCT. All the information you seek they will give it to you.

Thanks bro

Theflint1:
You'd likely need provide info more than just your course of study; things like your class of degree and what you've been up to post graduation would help people advice you better, those can be sensitive info, so maybe read up on the countries you dey interested in for travel section, or get in touch with a reliable travel agent (give them close marking, or get informed on the process from Nairaland, make dem no mess up your application at any point).

And maybe you need care about what you'd study for japa, cause of life post graduation, stick with STEM-based courses though. The only non-school based immigration I know of is Canadian PR and for that you'd need ace IELTS and target categories where the scores are low, since na just BSC you dey work with. For school-based waka, US is very difficult to get VISA approval without scholarship...UK is easiest, then Canada, no info on Australia.

Very helpful. Thanks

OkpaNsukkaisBae:


For me I'll tell you to do it your self. Forget about travel/visa agents. All the English speaking countries they mentioned have their embassy in Nigeria. If e no dey Lagos, e go dey FCT. All the information you seek they will give it to you.

Reality is undefeated
Okpa dissing west on SM, knocking on their embassy doors in real life

GloriousGbola:


Reality is undefeated
Okpa dissing west on SM, knocking on their embassy doors in real life

Stale blackmail. Use another line, this particular one is now outdated. Even African immigrants are no longer safe in some countries of the West. I told him to visit the embassy himself and get the information he need. Baba mentioned that money is not a problem all of a sudden some people are now seeking for legit recommendations for travel/visa agents.

Ihebu4chelsea:
Obaino. Please can you recommend any good agent for me? I fit kill myself if any agent scam me ooo.... Australia is my desired destination....... I studied Maritime technology.

I had to confirm from my Uni website… I used the first one but most Nigerians I meet here used the second.
Australia schools like to deal with agents and sometimes they’ll refer you to one in your home country.
If you can get admission in a school here, Visa becomes easy…. Na admission be the problem as they’ll over vet you

Spy360:

Ok thanks bro. It's not like I want to learn languages. Actually any route that can make me cross easily is OK for me.

Since you have the funds and no specific preference for the country, I recommend considering the UK and Australia and the US.

If you graduated with excellent results and if you can craft a good Statement of Purpose (SOP), you can secure admission to a UK university in less than two weeks. The process is quite straightforward, and you don't need an agent. A few weeks of strategic research, with YouTube as a helpful resource, should suffice.

Alternatively, if you are willing to pursue a PhD, you might want to look at options in the US.
Few people are aware that it is common to be admitted for a PhD in the US with just a Bachelor's degree.
The program will sha gulp around five years of your life, consisting of two years of coursework and two to three years of research. While an excellent result is not mandatory, a strong SOP is crucial.

Most PhD programs in the US also offer full funding. With a well-prepared application and an early start, you are almost guaranteed admission and likely funding. You can start your application now, aiming for the fall 2025 intake. For the UK, it's advisable to look at the spring term next year as September might be too late.

I don't have much information about Australia and Canada, if you are serious about migrating and have the necessary funds, I advise dedicating time to thorough research and starting your application process as soon as possible. You don’t need an agent for this process.
Additionally, if you are willing to invest both time and money into your education, I recommend choosing a "reasonable course.

obainojazz:
I had to confirm from my Uni website… I used the first one but most Nigerians I meet here used the second.
Australia schools like to deal with agents and sometimes they’ll refer you to one in your home country.
If you can get admission in a school here, Visa becomes easy…. Na admission be the problem as they’ll over vet you

please Obaino, Mind to share some admission requirements. And I need schools wey no too dhe expensive... I dhe fear naija agents

Spy360:

Doc I need your input too.

Sex is not a priority o 😂

Since Canada don dey rugged now i no get real idea. The route i used to japa is very profession-specific so i am really not the best to ask these questions.