sexymoma:
Bros Stay dia ooo we wey we dey hia sef.. as i dey type so i never chop (1)
(2)Traffic wey go dey hook u for here ehn e nor get Season ooo i nearly wan sh1t for body the other day
(3)Bros we wey dey hia dey struggle wan go U.S ooo... Light nor dey like dat for here ooo u go fit cope so
(4)E nor easy to get Job for Naija oooo... Ma neighbour wey study Law, Na only God say make he learn how to barb

pablomaria:
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Gbam!! d guy is a compound liar, he is a troll

abbey621:
My advice to you is to wait, your degree alone won't get you a great offer, it all boils down to experience and your network. If you can get a job in your field here in the U.S, the experience alone will make you very attractive to potential employers in Nigeria. Already you have the edge, your American degree is 10 times as valuable as the same degree from any Nigerian institution, this is the way most employers assess foreign degrees. If you are truly serious about relocating to Nigeria, the best route is to secure a job offer from a U.S based company with project work in Nigeria, this way you would be paid in hard currency and your position very secure. Overall, relocating to Nigeria without enough savings will not only cripple you physically but emotionally, do your research before embarking on this journey!

BayoAdex:
Good morning everyone, I am an American naturalized citizen and currently a studying chemical engineering in the United States. My plan is to relocate to Nigeria after the completion of my program (plus an MBA) with the aim of working in a top oil and gas/petrochemical firm, as life in the U.S to me is "monkey dey work baboon dey chop".

Please I need your candid advise whether relocating to Nigeria is something reasonable. By the way I used to live in Lagos and Ibadan, I left Nigeria about 5 years ago so I pretty much still have a feel. Please Engineers in the house and my honorable people, I need your advise. Thank you.

MrP7:
Mr man listen well, do you have a job waiting for u, if you don't stay in US
You can buy a small land in Lekki and build a small house, buy a small car and save some money in your account before u come back if you don't have a job offer
Now if you have a job in an oil company u can come back.
You've been away for 5 years so unless your people have money or have connections , no one will help you
In Nigeria getting a job is not were you studied but your connections

BayoAdex:
Good morning everyone, I am an American naturalized citizen and currently a studying chemical engineering in the United States. My plan is to relocate to Nigeria after the completion of my program (plus an MBA) with the aim of working in a top oil and gas/petrochemical firm, as life in the U.S to me is "monkey dey work baboon dey chop".

Please I need your candid advise whether relocating to Nigeria is something reasonable. By the way I used to live in Lagos and Ibadan, I left Nigeria about 5 years ago so I pretty much still have a feel. Please Engineers in the house and my honorable people, I need your advise. Thank you.

bukatyne:


Do you know how much a plot of land goes for @ Lekki?

Are you in Nigeria?

CountDracula:

If u wanna relocate to naija and u think cos u studied abroad u wud get an oil and gas job u ar jus kiddin urself, there are lots of ur type here. And d population here is enof abeg jus stay where u are!

amanikondo:

See the bolded. You are very lazy. Millions queue to be where you are. You have not started working yet. No experience

babamajor:
First am not too sure if this news is genuine or not, but if its real then u must not make d mistake, one am a citizen of America too but can't understand wat u mean by monkey they work baboons they chop. Fine America is designed in such a way that they want u to spend every money that u make back into d economy nd that is y their economy is very strong, bcus u Wil av little money to save. But govt giv tax returns at d beginning of every year, so if u are working nd paying ur taxes, I beliv wit that u can start doing something in naija, but since u said u are a student nd if u are in debt of student loan it's Wil be difficult for u to av money except wen u paid off ur student loan. If u don't av a debt hanging on ur neck I see no reason to u Wil be desperate to go naija. Go home is good even if it's to go nd work but u must av a plan b, incase thing don't go as expected. Let me now use myself as an example, I intend coming back home finally in 5years time to come and establish a farm business, but now am putting up properties so as to av a stable income wen I come home nd not be desperate to depend on d farm too soon. I intend building 4 houses wit hop that collectively I should be making like 2million naira as rent on all of them per year, so wit that I don't av to be afraid of settling down in naija. Am also a Lagos nd ibadan person so I choose ibadan nd d first house in under construction now cus lands are still cheap in ibadan nd rent has started coming up there too. So.try nd invest first in naija, be for u relocate even if u decides to follow ur career, it's not a crime if u are making money by d side.

Goldenboy007:
Too much liars !!!! The OP said he was one miserable Ibadan loafer in 2012 in his past post so how did he end up spending 5 years by 2015 All you these jobless advisers, are you all blind, naive or just outright gullible ? The OP dreams of the US but he was not given visa because of his lies !!! Anybody that gives him any useless advice again without investigating, I will swear for the person !!!

And OP by the way I don't know where you got your unfounded ideology about US from !!!

ronald4lif:
The OP is a troll. He's not a U.S naturalized citizen as claim. He claims he has been in the States for just 5years whereas to become a naturalized citizen of America one must be a resident for 10years from the day they secured residence permit.

Again, in one of his comments sometime in 2013, he said he's on U.S B1/B2 visa and was seeking for information on how to secure a residence permit. So how did he become a citizen between 2013 and 2015?. Not possible.

He should just say he intend relocating back to Nigeria after his studies because life abroad is strenuous and thorny for illegal immigrants. If that is the case, it's a welcome development and the right thing to do.

bukatyne:


Do you know how much a plot of land goes for @ Lekki?

Are you in Nigeria?

frodow:
dont come home u beta stay where u are

bebe2:


No mind d quy, make come uk come see monkey dey work bamboo dey.

If e see , 40% tax e go run na

WINDSOW:
Bros,u need 3 days fasting + hot prayers.
Those Witch for Ur village wan finish u rau rau.
Them wan remote u come naija make them jst complete ur mata.
If u like come. OYO

erico2k2:

Im glad you found him out, I see no reason why he should not be banned from on here, talking trash, I think he is still in Ibadan not left the country yet, mayB he seeks attention or just pathetic
https://www.nairaland.com/948062/pls-destiny-decision that's him right there

bigfrancis21:


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BayoAdex:
Good morning everyone, I am an American naturalized citizen and currently a studying chemical engineering in the United States. My plan is to relocate to Nigeria after the completion of my program (plus an MBA) with the aim of working in a top oil and gas/petrochemical firm, as life in the U.S to me is "monkey dey work baboon dey chop".

Please I need your candid advise whether relocating to Nigeria is something reasonable. By the way I used to live in Lagos and Ibadan, I left Nigeria about 5 years ago so I pretty much still have a feel. Please Engineers in the house and my honorable people, I need your advise. Thank you.

erico2k2:

guy dem tax you reach %40 in the UK?? una get mouth shaa