AwolowoAssLicker:
I spent 7months in Monrovia, easiest way to survive there so easily, if you came with capital for business, remember Liberian dollar liberty is trice higher than our overrated Naira... life is very cheap in gayetown, red-light and west point

Hi,
Are you still in Liberia. I need to connect with Nigerian in Liberia to put me through starting over there

Thanks

dy79:



Gambia is not bad at all but then sponsoring people for master abroad is not happening here. Am currently in Gambia teaching in the highest paid international school, the take home is not too good , but I make so much I mean so much money from private classes. Anyone that is interested can just let me know.

I'm interested i will like to discuss with you further

FroshJaynex:
I love this topic because just yesterday I was thinking about the same thing, I got to Botswana and in just 6month am worth more than $54,000 at least for a very broke boy from the street of Lagos, hustle to hustle carry me enter, I beg my fellow Nigerians to leave and try move into these coded countries, that's what I call them and see how big Nigerians are living and enjoying life on a low key, Many of them calculate in dollars. One yahoo boy #5m hit is my own bills in a month outside, u see say things are not the same at all.

i will like to discuss with you

dy79:


I feel like helping everyone, but what I can say is that if you guys can drop your CV and credentials I will seriously be of help. But I will make a point clear that the salary is relatively poor only private class is the way out. I was in Niger teaching maths in an a level school at ilupeju Lagos and I was earning even bigger than my current salary but what I make from private class here in Gambia is *4....my Niger salary put together... Let me have your CV please.

Boss Pls how can i get Your mail so that we can talk better plss

Lonestar124:
Yes, I based in Liberia.

Hi
Thanks for getting back to me. How do I contact you pls for further information

Thanks

hi my follow nairaland I have 800k @ hand but my plan is to relocate to Bostwana and start a minor business like phone accessories... please my follow nairaland am I qualify 2go with that 800k.... both visa and transport
I don't actually need expensive city for a starting even if na students Area am OK....

remioshy:

Hi
Thanks for getting back to me. How do I contact you pls for further information

Thanks

I'm sorry I don't give out my cell number to random person and my email is not working now.

You can mention me in any obsolete post in inactive section.

Lonestar124 ,pls how much can one get a container or shop around that red light area?Also how is this spaghetti business over there,like eatery,does it move very well there?

Lonestar124:
I'm sorry I don't give out my cell number to random person and my email is not working now.

You can mention me in any obsolete post in inactive section.

Hi

Yeah it’s ok, I understand, will probably do the same.

Thanks anyway

Lonestar124:
I'm sorry I don't give out my cell number to random person and my email is not working now.

You can mention me in any obsolete post in inactive section.

email would have been better, it’s just I need connection to any one working in there passport office , to process for my daughter . Thanks

remioshy:

email would have been better, it’s just I need connection to any one working in there passport office , to process for my daughter . Thanks

Where are you from?

Why do you want the passport to be process in Liberia?

please anyone based in Gambia

Franky826:
Lol nice thread.

For all those saying I'd rather stay in Nigeria than move to another african/shit hole African country. Jokes on you!!! Let me laugh at your ignorance . My advice for you?

My brother/sister travel and see.

Some of our brothers in Ghana, especially Accra, Kumasi, techiman, sunyani, tamale, wa.

Are far richer and living better than some uncle's who have spent years in Europe and Asia. Icing on the cake is they do legal business.

I don't blame the mass Exodus of people outside of Nigeria for better life. until you travel elsewhere and stay a while you'll understand Nigeria is messed up and we all need to come together and fix this country.

For those that might wanna come to Ghana. Here are things you need to know.

1. There are no jobs in Ghana! Drop your certificate cos they barely have enough for Ghanaians living in Ghana.

2. There are thousands of Nigerians in Ghana especially my igbo brothers and what this means? The retail business here is a warzone cos it's already saturated with them. My brother you can't beat those people in trade. Go argue with your ancestors

3. If you coming to Ghana, make sure you know/have someone already on ground. Ghana is not Europe where you can find menial job easily, and hope to survive off of it infact you won't get it. Unless you are amongst those doing Yahoo in Accra. And let me warm y'all in it. THERE IS SUPER INTELLIGENCE TEAM THAT HAVE BEEN DEPLOYED WORKING UNDERGROUND TO SNIFF YOU ALL OUT AND JAIL YOU. THEY ARE NEARER THAN YOU THINK! the recent raids in dzorwulu, ashaiman and tema wasn't a thing of chance. They're are coming for YOU!

4. Ghanaian people don't like working for free, in biz/ trade context they sell with high profit margins. So a little expo, do your research find whatever you can bring from Nigeria here. If it has a ready market you can expect to start growing almost immediately but as noted earlier, not without a fight from our igbo brothers. They're fast copiers and smart like Chinese.

As someone who's lived in Ghana in all honesty Ghana made some sense over Nigeria in security, Electricity/water supply, ease of living, social life, law abiding etc.


But hey not without its own flaws. Believe me there's a myriad of them.

Another discussion for another day.

You are from which part of Nigeria?

InyinyaAgbaOku:


You are from which part of Nigeria?

InyinyaAgbaOku bu aha mmanwu

If you as a youth have like 2-4m loose cash, you are business savvy and you are still in Nigeria hoping things will get better, smh for you o

Franky826:

InyinyaAgbaOku bu aha mmanwu

nwanne
Nigeria gwuru a gwu

Ugosample:
If you as a youth have like 2-4m loose cash, you are business savvy and you are still in Nigeria hoping things will get better, smh for you o

share the knowledge bro

dy79:



Gambia is not bad at all but then sponsoring people for master abroad is not happening here. Am currently in Gambia teaching in the highest paid international school, the take home is not too good , but I make so much I mean so much money from private classes. Anyone that is interested can just let me know.

Good sir / ma pls what order thing can one do there outside teaching ... I mean businesses

Ugosample:


nwanne


Nigeria gwuru a gwu

Onwekwanu onye ahu foro?

Ugosample:
If you as a youth have like 2-4m loose cash, you are business savvy and you are still in Nigeria hoping things will get better, smh for you o

That's how some of you will lead people astray with that kind of vague statement.

EMMAACHILE:

That's how some of you will lead people astray with that kind of vague statement.

Okay o

Ease of doing business in Nigeria is much more difficult

Many of my cousins, or will i call them my people, who are learning work are taking their settlement to other African countries to establish

The only thing that should make you leave for another African country is


If you have already been offered a high paying job in a good corporation

or


If you are business savvy and have enough capital to push it through


Nigeria is not just worth it at the moment

Ugosample:
If you as a youth have like 2-4m loose cash, you are business savvy and you are still in Nigeria hoping things will get better, smh for you o

And to u think it's easy for someone to use 2million to process the visa to go hustle in another country?

Knowing he can come back having nothing...

It's not easy dude. Even the requirements for visa in Canada is 6 million sef and the activity in the bank statement sef gast dey within that amount...

Ugosample:


Okay o

Ease of doing business in Nigeria is much more difficult

Many of my cousins, or will i call them my people, who are learning work are taking their settlement to other African countries to establish

The only thing that should make you leave for another African country is


If you have already been offered a high paying job in a good corporation

or


If you are business savvy and have enough capital to push it through


Nigeria is not just worth it at the moment

Those making in their businesses in Nigeria don't have two heads

If one experiences hardship in business here in Nigeria or the business packs up God forbid it'll be easier to start again all over as opposed to doing so in another country

haryomikun:

And to u think it's easy for someone to use 2million to process the visa to go hustle in another country?

Knowing he can come back having nothing...

It's not easy dude. Even the requirements for visa in Canada is 6 million sef and the activity in the bank statement sef gast dey within that amount...

If you relocate to another west African country, you will not need visa, neither must you fly, except you go to Senegal (which you can still use road)


Id use Ivory coast for example

To register a business, you need to have a capital requirement of at least 1800 dollars, and your name will be registered asap with other identification numbers you need asap WITHOUT bribing anyone or having hassles.

And business is so good

Opening restaurants, bars food supply chain etc is a big money spinner, and SO many Nigerians here are making it in business, just that there are the nuisance too.


Bringing 4m CFA sef not even naira into Ivory coast will make you serious money with less hassles

And in addition to that, you will live in a country that is less stressful.


Anyways to each his own, some people like living in chaos.

Ugosample:


If you relocate to another west African country, you will not need visa, neither must you fly, except you go to Senegal (which you can still use road)


Id use Ivory coast for example

To register a business, you need to have a capital requirement of at least 1800 dollars, and your name will be registered asap with other identification numbers you need asap WITHOUT bribing anyone or having hassles.

And business is so good

Opening restaurants, bars food supply chain etc is a big money spinner, and SO many Nigerians here are making it in business, just that there are the nuisance too.


Bringing 4m CFA sef not even naira into Ivory coast will make you serious money with less hassles

And in addition to that, you will live in a country that is less stressful.


Anyways to each his own, some people like living in chaos.

you re right but please just have some respect for Nigeria as nation we have no other nation. other nations citizens re viewing our comment. I felt like u when i was in south African ya crime was high but everything work d bad guys re still caught and sent to jail, u will never see me bad mouth my country.

Ugosample:
If you as a youth have like 2-4m loose cash, you are business savvy and you are still in Nigeria hoping things will get better, smh for you o

For those wise ones, don't listen to this advice.

peacengine:

For those wise ones, don't listen to this advice.

LMAO
I'm not compelling anyone to.
Everyone's lives are in their own hands
Anything you want to do, you do.
But at the end of the day, whatever you see, you collect

Ugosample:

LMAO
I'm not compelling anyone to.
Everyone's lives are in their own hands
Anything you want to do, you do.
But at the end of the day, whatever you see, you collect

This guy may have a point especially if the business requires electricity. I use to run a big photolab but had to shut it down due to huge bills from running a 40kva diesel generator. The Chinese engineer told me if it was China, they only need the machines unlike here where we had to buy a10kva UPS costing 700k, 10kva stabilizer costing 60k and still using a 40kva generator costing about 1.6m.

Please anyone here who trades in Cefar from Nigeria to other West African countries?? You may PM me as I'm always in need of Naira in Exchange for cefar. My business involves getting goods from Nigeria which I do every week, but I'm based in Abidjan.

JWTheocracy1:
Please anyone here who trades in Cefar from Nigeria to other West African countries?? You may PM me as I'm always in need of Naira in Exchange for cefar. My business involves getting goods from Nigeria which I do every week, but I'm based in Abidjan.

Good day sir,if you don't mind,i don't mind partnering with you in terms of doing export business together,i mean getting some goods you think is selling in Abidjan from Nigeria to you over there in Abidjan.
So you can let me know what you think about that.

JWTheocracy1:
Please anyone here who trades in Cefar from Nigeria to other West African countries?? You may PM me as I'm always in need of Naira in Exchange for cefar. My business involves getting goods from Nigeria which I do every week, but I'm based in Abidjan.

how much is cfa to naira Now?

@Ugosample and @ jwtheocracy1 abeg more of these business prospects oo.l am already close to doing some but in need more ideas.Do you have anyone you can recommend l could learn the ropes from or your are into it.l need contacts abeg