| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by Gerrard59(m): 4:28am On Dec 20 |
redcliff:
No fresh graduate will get 100k a year. Stop misleading people In some industries like high tech, especially with a PhD from an elite university, 100K would be the starting salary. In commodity industries, that is surpassed when bonuses are included. So Hannania is correct. |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by hammed71(m): 4:28am On Dec 20 |
franchasofficia:
Those attacking the op should stop cos he has the right to criticize Nigeria. Nigeria deserve any type of bashing it gets, especially the current Nigeria under Tinubu.
I know those attacking the op for criticizing Nigeria are APC míscreants and Tinubu's blind, senseless supporters forming patriotism on an empty stomach, yeye people. It is what it is, Nigeria is not trying when it comes to growth and development of the nation and it's citizens. Thank you zackmann for telling it as it is, those who don't like it can go hug a transformer.
But my honest advice to young Nigerians that wish to become financially successful through Japa is to keep their eyes on USA.
USA is the number one country that offer great opportunities to make money fast as a Nigerian migrant or immigrant ready to study and work.
UK is a waste of time or you can just use UK as a stepping stone to migrating to a better country.
Switzerland is fine as in fine but you can hardly make money as a Nigerian immigrant there. You will make enough money to live fine in Swiss but the Nigerian version of making enough money to invest back home with ease, you cannot make such in Switzerland when compared to America. You don't need fine country as a Nigerian, you need a country that offer you best legitimate money making opportunities.
Check most Nigerians living in Europe, they are not always that financially buoyant to have plenty to invest back home, so always have this at the back of your mind before deciding where to Japa to. You can make a list of Nigerians you know in the country you wish to migrate to and check how they are faring.
Europe is just there, it will give you the opportunity to make a good living and train your children but to have enough to invest back in Nigeria, look beyond Europe, Canada and UK honestly unless you are ready to do dirty illegitimate things.
America remains their Papa when it comes to money making opportunities, don't let anybody deceive you, Yankee is their king.
Forget about infrastructural beauty, you don't need it, you need enough Owo, ego, kudi to live fine and invest back in Nigeria for your Naija retirement. Snow is not a good thing.
November to April are the worst months to travel to abroad for vacation. Snow is not nice don't let anybody deceive you with fine pictures. Rich whites do relocate to hotter climate cities during these months for their own vacation.
Best time to do vacation abroad is summer not winter season.
Snow is the only thing I hate about abroad. Snow and natural disasters are the only things that spoilt abroad but if you love extreme cold then you don't have a problem but for me, I hate snow and I always wonder why Nigerians abroad celebrate that horrible snow of a thing.
Nigeria is only blessed with the best weather and climate. If not for high insecurity and corruption that Nigeria is known for, the rest of the world would have been trooping into Nigeria during this period to enjoy our amazing weather but our insecurity, corruption and horrible infrastructure kept tourists away 
Tinubu Yoruba supporters and fake patriots of Nigeria please allow Nigerians criticize Nigeria that your god Tinubu have destroyed beyond measures. If you don't want Nigerians to talk negative about Nigeria, then tell Tinubu and his looting family to stop their criminality, tribalism and focus on doing the right things that will make Nigeria a better nation 
lol America is not the only country you can make it |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by Gerrard59(m): 4:30am On Dec 20 |
blamingthedevil:
Nairaland and its owner, Seun, have consistently allowed individuals to describe this country with derogatory names without facing any repercussions. Moderators even promote such threads to the front page. If Nairaland fails to address this issue, it is time for the Nigerian government to step in, and everyone involved will have to face the consequences. Thank God for the Internet, else certain people would have lied to many young people about the true state of things. So because people criticise Nigeria, let the govt become a North Korean version overnight?  Sha, expect worse when Gen-Z and Gen Alpha become frequent users of the Internet.  8 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by sslcrypt: 4:44am On Dec 20 |
Godblessme1:
Oga that na for your pocket.
All this charlatans in abroad always come online to talk rubbish, since life is fair to you enjoy it without forcing it on us.
The best Way is for all Nigerians to look for a way to make this country better, if all Nigerians follows this your mindset it means over 200M million Nigerians will have to leave this space and move to abroad. That can never happen because over 80 percent can't even afford to buy air ticket to Ghana.
Since life has been fair to you, all you've to do now is to pray for Nigeria.
Don't come online and tell us that we're stupid to still be in Nigeria. You are ranting like a senseless person, his statement is specific. He said if anyone advises not to travel, meaning that you will in the mental state and have the capacity to want to travel in the first place. So stop all this your negative nonsense vibe and shut up. I really dislike people like you, as if the bigot Nigerians have made any changes. As if the tribalistic Nigerians made any difference, keep fooling yourself when you know the core is rotten and nothing good comes out a rotten stuff other than worms and all the micro level parasites. 5 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by franugo(m): 5:04am On Dec 20 |
Godblessme1:
Oga that na for your pocket.
All this charlatans in abroad always come online to talk rubbish, since life is fair to you enjoy it without forcing it on us.
The best Way is for all Nigerians to look for a way to make this country better, if all Nigerians follows this your mindset it means over 200M million Nigerians will have to leave this space and move to abroad. That can never happen because over 80 percent can't even afford to buy air ticket to Ghana.
Since life has been fair to you, all you've to do now is to pray for Nigeria.
Don't come online and tell us that we're stupid to still be in Nigeria. Where in his post did he say you're stupid if you're still in Nigeria? All these broke bitter niggas, whenever you guys see someone outside the country, e go begin pain una 7 Likes 1 Share 
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| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by Lifestone(m): 5:09am On Dec 20 |
Godblessme1:
Oga that na for your pocket.
All this charlatans in abroad always come online to talk rubbish, since life is fair to you enjoy it without forcing it on us.
The best Way is for all Nigerians to look for a way to make this country better, if all Nigerians follows this your mindset it means over 200M million Nigerians will have to leave this space and move to abroad. That can never happen because over 80 percent can't even afford to buy air ticket to Ghana.
Since life has been fair to you, all you've to do now is to pray for Nigeria.
Don't come online and tell us that we're stupid to still be in Nigeria. See what frustration and bitterness can do. Bro calm down yeh ! 5 Likes |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by Yujin(m): 5:26am On Dec 20 |
VicM6:
but but but the dollar is not US dollar sha...cus if na US dollar u dey use calculate all dis money then............We all gonna die. He was very clear on the currency. It was the US dollar he used in the comment. The currency in circulation inside Switzerland is the Swiss Franc and it is slightly stronger than the USD. When someone calls Nigeria a shithole, he was clearly lenient or in lack of the proper term to qualify the evil contraption. A large number of the masses will be dying steadily due to hunger, poverty, inadequate healthcare and terrorism both from state and non-state actors. Nigeria is hell on earth. 6 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by Leonardo4(m): 5:42am On Dec 20 |
Godblessme1:
Oga that na for your pocket.
All this charlatans in abroad always come online to talk rubbish, since life is fair to you enjoy it without forcing it on us.
The best Way is for all Nigerians to look for a way to make this country better, if all Nigerians follows this your mindset it means over 200M million Nigerians will have to leave this space and move to abroad. That can never happen because over 80 percent can't even afford to buy air ticket to Ghana.
Since life has been fair to you, all you've to do now is to pray for Nigeria.
Don't come online and tell us that we're stupid to still be in Nigeria. He never said that. But your interpretation to what he said which is wrong. Bro if you have the means to live this country it's better for you to leave. 2 Likes |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by placeofallure(f): 5:50am On Dec 20 |
Gerrard59:
lol
Not the Bahamas or even the Cayman Islands?, but a place where biracial folks are placed above black residents? What is even in Cape Verde sef?
BTW, It is high time one tells you that 95% of your posts are very nonsensical!  |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by Gggjhhj: 6:08am On Dec 20 |
AmiableMosquito:
Almost every nation in the world is experiencing some level of inflation. Nigeria's economy is still better than that of Argentina and many other countries.
I understand that things may be tougher than it was in the country but that is no reason for anyone to call Nigeria a shithole. What will you then call South Sudan, Syria, Somalia, Afghanistan, Yemen, or Libya?
OGA keep quiet, all you guys do is defend your failure, Nigeria is worst than shit hole, is 5 days to Christmas but it feels like June for everybody, keep defending the hardship people are put into, I sometime wonder how much they pay you guys to be in such slavery or it is just tribalism. 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by Emmabyte: 6:09am On Dec 20 |
pray for Nigeria,did you just say that. are you mad. coward what kind of pray do your shithoe country need Godblessme1:
Oga that na for your pocket.
All this charlatans in abroad always come online to talk rubbish, since life is fair to you enjoy it without forcing it on us.
The best Way is for all Nigerians to look for a way to make this country better, if all Nigerians follows this your mindset it means over 200M million Nigerians will have to leave this space and move to abroad. That can never happen because over 80 percent can't even afford to buy air ticket to Ghana.
Since life has been fair to you, all you've to do now is to pray for Nigeria.
Don't come online and tell us that we're stupid to still be in Nigeria. 3 Likes |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by Ojemedad: 6:13am On Dec 20 |
Godblessme1:
Oga that na for your pocket.
All this charlatans in abroad always come online to talk rubbish, since life is fair to you enjoy it without forcing it on us.
The best Way is for all Nigerians to look for a way to make this country better, if all Nigerians follows this your mindset it means over 200M million Nigerians will have to leave this space and move to abroad. That can never happen because over 80 percent can't even afford to buy air ticket to Ghana.
Since life has been fair to you, all you've to do now is to pray for Nigeria.
Don't come online and tell us that we're stupid to still be in Nigeria. Don’t mind them, the best advice or rather the best thing they have to say is “japa out of Nigeria “ Once they put on that winter Jacket inside snow, they automatically become motivational speaker, people are still living way better life than them wherever they are |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by emolala(m): 6:16am On Dec 20 |
AmiableMosquito:
Almost every nation in the world is experiencing some level of inflation. Nigeria's economy is still better than that of Argentina and many other countries.
I understand that things may be tougher than it was in the country but that is no reason for anyone to call Nigeria a shithole. What will you then call South Sudan, Syria, Somalia, Afghanistan, Yemen, or Libya?
Pathetic lot that defends rubbish. 2 Likes |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by Gerrard59(m): 6:45am On Dec 20 |
franchasofficia:
Those attacking the op should stop cos he has the right to criticize Nigeria. Nigeria deserve any type of bashing it gets, especially the current Nigeria under Tinubu.
I know those attacking the op for criticizing Nigeria are APC míscreants and Tinubu's blind, senseless supporters forming patriotism on an empty stomach, yeye people. It is what it is, Nigeria is not trying when it comes to growth and development of the nation and it's citizens. Thank you zackmann for telling it as it is, those who don't like it can go hug a transformer.
But my honest advice to young Nigerians that wish to become financially successful through Japa is to keep their eyes on USA.
USA is the number one country that offer great opportunities to make money fast as a Nigerian migrant or immigrant ready to study and work. UK is a waste of time or you can just use UK as a stepping stone to migrating to a better country. The absolute truth! It's the reason Nigerians in the US are wealthier than their diasporan peers anywhere. Most importantly, the presence of black people in the US provides the opportunity for black Africans to participate in the country's economic opportunities. This is not the same outside of the US let alone in Europe where blacks in the UK have it much better than blacks in France. Then imagine for blacks in Italy, Sweden or Finland? Switzerland is fine as in fine but you can hardly make money as a Nigerian immigrant there. You will make enough money to live fine in Swiss but the Nigerian version of making enough money to invest back home with ease, you cannot make such in Switzerland when compared to America. You don't need fine country as a Nigerian, you need a country that offer you best legitimate money making opportunities Actually sir, if he's highly skilled, he can make it very well in Switzerland. However, because of the high cost of living notwithstanding the low taxes, he has much more opportunities in the US. The NYSE is enough reason one should live in the US to FULLY harness the economic opportunities. Check most Nigerians living in Europe, they are not always that financially buoyant to have plenty to invest back home, so always have this at the back of your mind before deciding where to Japa to. You can make a list of Nigerians you know in the country you wish to migrate to and check how they are faring. This is true and it's not surprising the majority of Ronus are based in the UK Europe is just there, it will give you the opportunity to make a good living and train your children but to have enough to invest back in Nigeria, look beyond Europe, Canada and UK honestly unless you are ready to do dirty illegitimate things. I'm curious, what do you say about Nigerians in South Korea, China, Singapore and Japan? America remains their Papa when it comes to money making opportunities, don't let anybody deceive you, Yankee is their king. Undisputed! Even Nigerian entrepreneurs who export extol the US compared to Europe. I've read about successful Nigerian entrepreneurs who export to Europe and say "we made money". But when they exported to the US, they say "we made a lot of money", "I'll focus on the American market" etc. November to April are the worst months to travel to abroad for vacation. Snow is not nice don't let anybody deceive you with fine pictures. Rich whites do relocate to hotter climate cities during these months for their own vacation. I'm feeling the same and I only imagine how it's for those in Canada and Northern Europe. Snow isn't a pleasurable experience for someone who was born and bred in the tropics for at least 25 years. There's a reason many Nigerians pack themselves full inside the Southern United States. Snow restricts how one dresses, exercises and goes out. You cannot move out any time and any how. Snow is the only thing I hate about abroad. Snow and natural disasters are the only things that spoilt abroad but if you love extreme cold then you don't have a problem but for me, I hate snow and I always wonder why Nigerians abroad celebrate that horrible snow of a thing. First time experience. E dey like that. I was once like that. I picked up the snow, looked at it and said "oh, this is how snow looks like" and dropped it off. But now? It doesn't freak me as I don't like it. |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by franchasofficia: 6:50am On Dec 20 |
hammed71:
lol America is not the only country you can make it Okay |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by VicM6: 7:19am On Dec 20 |
Yujin:
He was very clear on the currency. It was the US dollar he used in the comment. The currency in circulation inside Switzerland is the Swiss Franc and it is slightly stronger than the USD.
When someone calls Nigeria a shithole, he was clearly lenient or in lack of the proper term to qualify the evil contraption. A large number of the masses will be dying steadily due to hunger, poverty, inadequate healthcare and terrorism both from state and non-state actors. Nigeria is hell on earth. chai.....this country don tire person.... even animals self tire join too....No peace for the living inside this country 1 Like |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by DeepSight(m): 7:22am On Dec 20 |
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| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by AmiableMosquito: 7:31am On Dec 20 |
Gggjhhj:
OGA keep quiet, all you guys do is defend your failure, Nigeria is worst than shit hole, is 5 days to Christmas but it feels like June for everybody, keep defending the hardship people are put into, I sometime wonder how much they pay you guys to be in such slavery or it is just tribalism. Tell your father I told him to keep quiet. You asdume everyone is suffering as you. Tinubu is not the reason for your laziness. Get your ass and hustle. Stop whining like a spoilt brat. |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by redcliff: 7:32am On Dec 20 |
Gerrard59:
In some industries like high tech, especially with a PhD from an elite university, 100K would be the starting salary. In commodity industries, that is surpassed when bonuses are included.
So Hannania is correct. Now you are putting in attachements to the case. There is no where in switzerland a fresh graduate (which he meant either bachelor or masters) in switzerland earns 100k basic salary. Nobody was talking about bonus. When you sign a work contract, they dont talk to you about bonus. Its a priviledge, the company can decide not to give that yewr and nothing will happen.. |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by AmiableMosquito: 7:33am On Dec 20 |
emolala:
Pathetic lot that defends rubbish.
Eeya, I can see you are trying to project your family's image on others. We are not like you and we cannot be like you no matter how much you wish we were. We are not the reason for your family's misfortune and poverty. Get your ass up and change your family's narrative of misfortune. All the best 2 Likes |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by franchasofficia: 7:42am On Dec 20 |
Gerrard59:
The absolute truth! It's the reason Nigerians in the US are wealthier than their diasporan peers anywhere. Most importantly, the presence of black people in the US provides the opportunity for black Africans to participate in the country's economic opportunities. This is not the same outside of the US let alone in Europe where blacks in the UK have it much better than blacks in France. Then imagine for blacks in Italy, Sweden or Finland?
Actually sir, if he's highly skilled, he can make it very well in Switzerland. However, because of the high cost of living notwithstanding the low taxes, he has much more opportunities in the US. The NYSE is enough reason one should live in the US to FULLY harness the economic opportunities.
This is true and it's not surprising the majority of Ronus are based in the UK
I'm curious, what do you say about Nigerians in South Korea, China, Singapore and Japan?
Undisputed! Even Nigerian entrepreneurs who export extol the US compared to Europe. I've read about successful Nigerian entrepreneurs who export to Europe and say "we made money". But when they exported to the US, they say "we made a lot of money", "I'll focus on the American market" etc.
I'm feeling the same and I only imagine how it's for those in Canada and Northern Europe. Snow isn't a pleasurable experience for someone who was born and bred in the tropics for at least 25 years. There's a reason many Nigerians pack themselves full inside the Southern United States.
Snow restricts how one dresses, exercises and goes out. You cannot move out any time and any how.
First time experience. E dey like that. I was once like that. I picked up the snow, looked at it and said "oh, this is how snow looks like" and dropped it off. But now? It doesn't freak me as I don't like it. Hi Gerard, you took your time to analyze my comment like a sport analyst and political pundits  I'm curious, what do you say about Nigerians in South Korea, China, Singapore and Japan? South Korea is almost like the US except for the language barrier which limits migrants and immigrants. Another thing that limit Nigerians in SK is the fact that there are limited legal migration routes, and the surest route is via study route, so this makes it kind of difficult to get high paying jobs. |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by crossbreedwears(m): 7:43am On Dec 20 |
The high cost of living is really crazy bro zackmann:
Tensa, hope you're good? Yeah Bro, it's a really good country, asides the high cost of living. |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by redcliff: 7:48am On Dec 20 |
deenee:
You are also part of tbe problem. I don't even live in Nigeria but I won't degrade my country of birth.
Again there is absolutely no reason for the poster to degrade Nigeria. He isn't even Nigeria by birth
The irony is the same Nigeria yall are degrading is a fertile land of opportunity for others. Isn't it ironic that the Chinese Indians and Lebanese have all taken over manufacturing in Nigeria? What magic wand do they have that we don't ?
Someone I know sold his flourishing packaging business to a Lebanese before Covid and relocated. The Lebanese man has grown the business 5 fold and even exports to 3 other west African countries while my friend is struggling to do three jobs to pay rent.
During his free time you will find him on social media cursing out the government.
God bless Nigeria. Ask the people who don’t speak poorly of their country, and you’ll find a sense of patriotism instilled in them by the trust they have in their government. This trust stems from the government fulfilling its civic duties to its citizens. Now, let me ask you: what civic duty has your government fulfilled for you as a citizen? You provide your own water, electricity, and security. You have to send your children to private schools because public education is inadequate. There is no functional healthcare system. As a Nigerian, you are poorer today than you were 10 years ago. So, what exactly has your government done for you to earn your loyalty or patriotism? This is the difference between why citizens of countries like China or Lebanon don’t criticize their governments—they benefit from at least one or all of these basic services. So, tell me, why should I stay silent and not speak out? Evil thrives when good people do nothing. Was it not because Kemi spoke up that the police issued a memo instructing officers not to arrest people unnecessarily during this period? If you think staying silent is doing your country justice, you’re mistaken. In fact, silence in the face of injustice makes you an enemy of your nation’s development. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by AfahaAbia(m): 7:53am On Dec 20 |
deji17:
Another ungrateful fellow. It appears the money he is spending in Gallivanting all over the globe was made in Nigeria but he still manages to call Nigeria a shithole. The problem with Nigeria is that some Nigerians are ungrateful, self centered, greedy and selfish. I am originally from Mauritius but I grew up in Nigeria. You're 100% correct. Nigerians are generally very ungrateful and selfish. It's really sad! Nigeria is indeed a very great country but it's people are so bad!! 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by redcliff: 7:55am On Dec 20 |
Sp1ritHusband:
I live for snow countries for about 16 years so, yes, it is super boring for me. I will have a vacation blast on a road trip in African countries. My bros just say you are depressed not bored. It is normal for places that have snow and grey days without Sun for a long time to make people feel that way. That is the effect of no sun has on people. |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by AfahaAbia(m): 7:56am On Dec 20 |
Ganjafama:
Let's call a spade a spade. Nigeria is worse than a shithole. Why not go to Abuja to fight for your country instead of running away to another man's country like a dog |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by BreconHills(m): 8:19am On Dec 20 |
[quote author=Hannania post=133358001] The pay in Switzerland is challenged only by what you can earn in the US. Na you carry your EU savings enter there . Fresh graduates in Switzerland can sweep up a CHF 100k/yr salary which is equivalent to $111k. You need 10 years of experience to stand a chance (not getting it) in Netherlands or Norway. They also have lower taxes than the other low paying EU countries in context. The swiss built that country differently, and it's why getting citizenship there is a nightmare of 1 Like |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by BreconHills(m): 8:21am On Dec 20 |
tensazangetsu20:
Switzerland is the closest thing to heaven on earth we have on planet earth. The only other country aside the USA and Chile I would consider living in. Not sure about this. The Nordic countries have higher social mobility than Switzerland. Social mobility is key for immigrants. 1 Like |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by Ex0rrcist: 8:24am On Dec 20 |
AmiableMosquito:
I have been opportune to and I understand we have a long way to go but I won't still cast aspersions on my country of birth. It doesn't make me any better nor make the country any better. If anything, it portrays us in very bad light. You will rarely hear the Indians or Argentines saying shit about their country. Yet thet have their own challenges. Anyone who wants to migrate can do so without talking down on the country of birth. Indians that are not influenced by the BJP propaganda say the truth everytime, seen it on Instagram and twitter so many times. They talk about the challenges being faced in the country, and there's the language barrier so there's little to no chance you'll encounter Argentina forum or discussion group online since you don't understand their language. Saying the truth and criticizing the government will not kill them, if they do more and we can see and feel their impact, we'll praise them. We also praise them whenever they do good things too, PMB really tried on infrastructure, I continue to give him good props on that aspect everytime. I enjoy the lagos ibadan train, I enjoy oyo to ogbomoso road. 4 Likes |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by koldrun: 8:29am On Dec 20 |
God when  |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by Kaido: 8:37am On Dec 20 |
franchasofficia:
Those attacking the op should stop cos he has the right to criticize Nigeria. Nigeria deserve any type of bashing it gets, especially the current Nigeria under Tinubu.
I know those attacking the op for criticizing Nigeria are APC míscreants and Tinubu's blind, senseless supporters forming patriotism on an empty stomach, yeye people. It is what it is, Nigeria is not trying when it comes to growth and development of the nation and it's citizens. Thank you zackmann for telling it as it is, those who don't like it can go hug a transformer.
But my honest advice to young Nigerians that wish to become financially successful through Japa is to keep their eyes on USA.
USA is the number one country that offer great opportunities to make money fast as a Nigerian migrant or immigrant ready to study and work.
UK is a waste of time or you can just use UK as a stepping stone to migrating to a better country.
Switzerland is fine as in fine but you can hardly make money as a Nigerian immigrant there. You will make enough money to live fine in Swiss but the Nigerian version of making enough money to invest back home with ease, you cannot make such in Switzerland when compared to America. You don't need fine country as a Nigerian, you need a country that offer you best legitimate money making opportunities.
Check most Nigerians living in Europe, they are not always that financially buoyant to have plenty to invest back home, so always have this at the back of your mind before deciding where to Japa to. You can make a list of Nigerians you know in the country you wish to migrate to and check how they are faring.
Europe is just there, it will give you the opportunity to make a good living and train your children but to have enough to invest back in Nigeria, look beyond Europe, Canada and UK honestly unless you are ready to do dirty illegitimate things.
America remains their Papa when it comes to money making opportunities, don't let anybody deceive you, Yankee is their king.
Forget about infrastructural beauty, you don't need it, you need enough Owo, ego, kudi to live fine and invest back in Nigeria for your Naija retirement. Snow is not a good thing.
November to April are the worst months to travel to abroad for vacation. Snow is not nice don't let anybody deceive you with fine pictures. Rich whites do relocate to hotter climate cities during these months for their own vacation.
Best time to do vacation abroad is summer not winter season.
Snow is the only thing I hate about abroad. Snow and natural disasters are the only things that spoilt abroad but if you love extreme cold then you don't have a problem but for me, I hate snow and I always wonder why Nigerians abroad celebrate that horrible snow of a thing.
Nigeria is only blessed with the best weather and climate. If not for high insecurity and corruption that Nigeria is known for, the rest of the world would have been trooping into Nigeria during this period to enjoy our amazing weather but our insecurity, corruption and horrible infrastructure kept tourists away
Tinubu Yoruba supporters and fake patriots of Nigeria please allow Nigerians criticize Nigeria that your god Tinubu have destroyed beyond measures. If you don't want Nigerians to talk negative about Nigeria, then tell Tinubu and his looting family to stop their criminality, tribalism and focus on doing the right things that will make Nigeria a better nation
If Nigerians don't bash their country & call out politicians for doing wrong. Abeg na Kenyans abi na Cameroonians go do am for us? Tribalism and religious fanaticism have corroded the brain cells of many Nigerians. A litre of fuel is less than N100 in Libya. I don't know when Nigerians gon wake up. 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: My trip to Switzerland (pictures included) by Konquest: 8:38am On Dec 20 |
zackmann:
I've been to a lot of countries, and I must say that the cost of living in Switzerland is really high. The average price of a bottle of water here is $5. When I arrived last week, I spent 55 dollars on a pack of bottled water, which didn't even last for a week. I've been here for 9 days now, and I must say that my bank account is really feeling the heat. Everything here is damn expensive. Switzerland is for the rich abeg. Nothing anybody wan tell me. Today, when I went shopping for groceries, I thought I was going to spend not more than 80 dollars, but to my utmost surprise, I ended up spending over 200 dollars on little items. When I was in Norway, Australia and Netherlands, I thought that the cost of living was high (these countries are quite expensive to live in), but this is just on another level. I'm leaving here on Saturday abeg, before my account starts wailing.
Guys, let me use this medium to drop a piece of advice. If anyone is advising you to leave Nigeria, show gratitude to that person, because he/she wants the best for you. I've been touring for 6 months now, and I must confess that Nigeria is a sh*thole. This is actually an understatement. If there was a worse word to use to attribute Nigeria, I'd have used it. Once I'm done with my travels, I'm permanently relocating to a European country. I'm just using this medium to gather my facts first, before making a final decision.
I'm an American citizen by birth, but I've not lived there for 2 straight years; I've been on and off. America is kinda cool, but I've no interest in living there permanently. UK and Canada are for introverted people, in my own opinion. Right now, I'm thinking of maybe Sweden or Germany for permanent relocation. I was forced to learn Deutsch, because I studied in Germany from 2016-2022; before relocating back to Nigeria, to handle my Dad's businesses. I learn languages fast, but it took me 6 months to almost perfectly learn Deutsch language. I now speak English, French, Spanish, Deutsch, Latin, and a little bit of Hebrew. I'll be posting more with time. Merry Christmas in advance guys.
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