ive got no link bro. yoou can either get here with a students visa or permanent residents visa(skilled visa)

you can hop on the internet and look it upo. it is straight forward. just that the documents requirement are sometimes scary.

Kfed4ril:


Bro can you also help me with the link you used. Biko

gypsey:
I wonder oo! he could mean Ghana, liberia or even Togo

am telling u bro

kennsville:
Very good.
quote me anywhere. as a retailer in australia say you own a shop, you make at least 55% profit on all commodities. also the system of administration favors all kind of buisiness owners and service providers.

Thanks a lot

donsiqua:


Thank you sir
I have a great relationship with my parents but they have there fears- that I may go there and not return and worst still marrying a white woman lol
I have tried to convince them but to no avail

I think you should draw a plan scale of how long you want to work there, gather your self and come set up your company, then talk to your mum about the plan, make effort to convince her. Are you in a serious relationship? This will really help by introducing her to your mum with the assurance that you can't leave her and marry a white woman.
Also you did mention that you can be running your company and working, earning 200k monthly in addition to what comes from your company, can you still get the offer when you return? So many things to put into consideration. Then chose the best considering your family

BTW: you can help a sister look for job, I studied Mech. Engr., good at piping design, and very dedicated to work with so many other skills. God bless you

Admitwithschola:


You guys just make up stories.

As I said before, if some of us weren't exposed to how things actually are, we would be believing some of the things that are said here.. Some of you just throw numbers how you like.

$55,000 per year comes to $43,000 after tax. Please can you smartly explain how "bills and living expenses" can possibly take almost 84% of this, for a single guy with plans and no wife and pikin bukata or family bukata?

Even me living in one of the expensive cities here, with all the bills and all, if I had a plan todo business, I can live on 24,000 dollars per year, easily.

Sometimes I marvel for nairaland posters. That's how the other one said blacks and Nigerians don't get top jobs abroad.

And even if we assume very wrongly that he is only left with 7,000 dollars savings after all expenses and taxes, that is still way more than what he will save in Nigeria on a salary of 200K per month (assume zero tax, which is not even correct)..

So, in case you have not thought it well, think again. Some of us have lived in both situations. We are not just typing..

And by the way, you guys should stop telling the OP he is making a mistake. I remember the story of one nairalander 5 years ago, I forgot his name ooo. He worked for Addax and was earning around 500K or 1million per month. Then he got a scholarship to Tu Dellft and he wanted to resign. Everyone thought he was mad, as per naija factor, lol. Oh, you're making the worst mistake of your life, ooh, abroad is hard, ooh, this and that...But,, the guy resigned and dared them. He went to Tu Delft, did the 2-year masters and fantastically landed a job paying him multiples of his naija salary..Guy, if na your story, abeg show here.. The same people telling him he was making the worst mistake of his life were the ones praising his decisions.

If OP's education side is very tight, and the job is sure, I would take the job sharp, sharp..So, there are many variables involved here. This life has big opportunities and sometimes one needs to take calculated risks

Clearly you've really spoken out of experience, thanks for the insight.
Please if you can, help a sister with fully funded scholarship link for masters or a job link. I studied Mech. Engr., have HND upper credit, B.eng 2.1; currently learning piping design. Hey its frustrating when you know where you are coming from, you make effort to build yourself and yet keep being frustrated by the surrounding conditions.

Depression is gradually creeping in, God should just please help His own daughter

Go with your instinct

As a matter of fact, I had to login to quote you because over the years, I had always loved to be a guest and educate myself while reading other people comments. Being a sensing and feeling person, I understand your point quite well, but, I feel you're about to make one of the biggest mistake for thinking saying "I am very good at my job and I have been planning on opening my own" No doubt, you may be good but no business can ever excel by itself without the inputs of other people. You see, you are part of the chain that makes the system of your present organization works which is why you think, you're better, remove other people efforts, your input is as zero on the team. So, please ensure you have put these into consideration, Sir before even planning to purchase those capital intensive machineries, which of course, I am sure at this moment, your utmost consideration is that of you and not other people. So, my suggestion is; for the money you have saved, hold on to it while you still work with the organization to earn more. As for the abroad job, I feel you already have a doubt in your mind which of course, the mind plays a great role in mans' endeavour, so, it is best you pause on that, it is even necessary at this moment because you have to help your parent; those who had sacrificed a whole lots for you up till this moment, Sir. These are my humble verdict. I hope that you take your time to dwell on this because, you may not have the chance to recall some steps once taken wrongly. Happy deliberations.

Please can you send me the link to your job abroad? I really need to apply, I have been without a job for long. Please help a brother. Thank you.

donsiqua:


Sure! Thanks

Bro what's up.
U didnt get my mention

RichardRandy:


Bro what's up.
U didnt get my mention

Let me check please

Hablad47:
As a matter of fact, I had to login to quote you because over the years, I had always loved to be a guest and educate myself while reading other people comments. Being a sensing and feeling person, I understand your point quite well, but, I feel you're about to make one of the biggest mistake for thinking saying "I am very good at my job and I have been planning on opening my own" No doubt, you may be good but no business can ever excel by itself without the inputs of other people. You see, you are part of the chain that makes the system of your present organization works which is why you think, you're better, remove other people efforts, your input is as zero on the team. So, please ensure you have put these into consideration, Sir before even planning to purchase those capital intensive machineries, which of course, I am sure at this moment, your utmost consideration is that of you and not other people. So, my suggestion is; for the money you have saved, hold on to it while you still work with the organization to earn more. As for the abroad job, I feel you already have a doubt in your mind which of course, the mind plays a great role in mans' endeavour, so, it is best you pause on that, it is even necessary at this moment because you have to help your parent; those who had sacrificed a whole lots for you up till this moment, Sir. These are my humble verdict. I hope that you take your time to dwell on this because, you may not have the chance to recall some steps once taken wrongly. Happy deliberations.

Sir/Ma, mhen, I feared reading the line of sacrifice oo. I'm not fighting oo, just trying to make a point - so because parents have sacrificed so much, children should throway opportunities when they come just so they sef can return sacrifice in return to parents. Na wa oo, this sounds like burden to me now. May be something is wrong with my brain?

I'm not advocating the western style, i.e. forget about your parents kpatakpata, but in my mind, I think the other extreme too is unfair; it's unfair for parents to place too much burden on children. And I hope to live by this feeling myself. I am all for supporting parents and all those our beliefs, but people can be of value to their parents with sacrificing their own opportunities...Otherwise the next line of my arguments would be that the kids did not force us parents to bring them to this world. No?

Eaugusta:

I think you should draw a plan scale of how long you want to work there, gather your self and come set up your company, then talk to your mum about the plan, make effort to convince her. Are you in a serious relationship? This will really help by introducing her to your mum with the assurance that you can't leave her and marry a white woman.
Also you did mention that you can be running your company and working, earning 200k monthly in addition to what comes from your company, can you still get the offer when you return? So many things to put into consideration. Then chose the best considering your family

BTW: you can help a sister look for job, I studied Mech. Engr., good at piping design, and very dedicated to work with so many other skills. God bless you

Thanks for your advice I appreciate.
1, iam no in a 'serious' relationship
2, if I get a heads up for any engineering job, I'll let you know

Eaugusta:

Clearly you've really spoken out of experience, thanks for the insight.
Please if you can, help a sister with fully funded scholarship link for masters or a job link. I studied Mech. Engr., have HND upper credit, B.eng 2.1; currently learning piping design. Hey its frustrating when you know where you are coming from, you make effort to build yourself and yet keep being frustrated by the surrounding conditions.

Depression is gradually creeping in, God should just please help His own daughter

This sounds good. Surprisingly, I belong to a team of young people that mentor other young and academically hardworking Africans. Perhaps you've seen one of our adverts.

Which school did you go? What did you study at uni? What was your GPA at both HND and BSc? What is your age? Do you have transcripts of your studies?

Your education looks decent to me. Mech is a hard course to study and perform above average. Answer those questions

nursemyke:

Good to know you are in the health care industry. I am facing similar challenge currently, I am contemplating weather to go for oil & gas job or emigrate to the US �� or Canada � for, currently preparing for all relevant exams. Meanwhile are you licensed to work in the UK ��? If yes please go ahead and plead with your parent that u will always keep in touch

Thanks and yes iam licensed to practice in the U.K.

donsiqua:


Thanks and yes iam licensed to practice in the U.K.

If more money is your thing, go US and quadruple your earnings...........But the barrier to entry into healthcare in the US is mad..As I heard sha. I no be med doctor, just looking at salaries online informed me

generationz:


you have been toasting me?

Yes, like Toast Bread

cruchenutii:

Yes, like Toast Bread

ahh like toast bread ke


maybe that was why I didn't get the signal since

generationz:


ahh like toast bread ke



maybe that was why I didn't get the signal since

Yes, because you were expecting fried rice

donsiqua:


Let me check please

U seen it.

Admitwithschola:


This sounds good. Surprisingly, I belong to a team of young people that mentor other young and academically hardworking Africans. Perhaps you've seen one of our adverts.

Which school did you go? What did you study at uni? What was your GPA at both HND and BSc? What is your age? Do you have transcripts of your studies?

Your education looks decent to me. Mech is a hard course to study and perform above average. Answer those questions

Thanks for your response and the encouragement, I may have actually seen one of your advert but wouldn't know because I don't know your team's name.

I finished from Federal Polytechnic, Nekede with 3.12 in Mechanical Engineering, after which I proceeded to University of Port Harcourt for Post HND (top up); it's a 3 years program which I rounded up March this year still awaiting result but confidently, I am sure by God' s grace that my CGPA is between 3.90 to 4.00. I am 29, I can apply for my HND transcript but currently can't apply for the B.eng own as it is not ready at the moment.

cruchenutii:

Yes, because you were expecting fried rice

loool
how is your Sunday?

generationz:


loool

how is your Sunday?

My Sunday is great thanks, First of all, do u stay in Lagos? Just checking incase I've been doing InterState toasting

cruchenutii:


My Sunday is great thanks, First of all, do u stay in Lagos? Just checking incase I've been doing InterState toasting

ahahah
yes I stay in Lagos

even if its interstate nko

aren't you planing on going to Canada soon?

generationz:


ahahah
yes I stay in Lagos

even if its interstate nko

aren't you planing on going to Canada soon?

You know what women usually say na, relationship btw Nigerian & Abroad is more closer than Abuja to Lagos relationship

generationz:


ahahah
yes I stay in Lagos

even if its interstate nko

aren't you planing on going to Canada soon?

Do you also have plans towards that direction?

cruchenutii:


Do you also have plans towards that direction?

I don't have plans to travel out of Nigeria except for holiday or if a job demands it.

cruchenutii:


You know what women usually say na, relationship btw Nigerian & Abroad is more closer than Abuja to Lagos relationship

I'm not freaked by the abroad mentality
I know many people who stay abroad that still depend on their family members in Nigeria.

generationz:


I don't have plans to travel out of Nigeria except for holiday or if a job demands it.

Ah ok, which means you're earning well in Nigeria then yeah? or you just like being here

generationz:


I'm not freaked by the abroad mentality
I know many people who stay abroad that still depend on their family members in Nigeria.

You mean students that went for MSC or just on hustle basis, which one?

cruchenutii:


Ah ok, which means you're earning well in Nigeria then yeah? or you just like being here

my plans will see me earning very well in the nearest future.

cruchenutii:

You mean students that went for MSC or just on hustle basis, which one?

both

Eaugusta:

Thanks for your response and the encouragement, I may have actually seen one of your advert but wouldn't know because I don't know your team's name.

I finished from Federal Polytechnic, Nekede with 3.12 in Mechanical Engineering, after which I proceeded to University of Port Harcourt for Post HND (top up); it's a 3 years program which I rounded up March this year still awaiting result but confidently, I am sure by God' s grace that my CGPA is between 3.90 to 4.00. I am 29, I can apply for my HND transcript but currently can't apply for the B.eng own as it is not ready at the moment.

Thanks for the details. Your age is still good. 4.0 or 3.9 is not bad. Unfortunately we will need a bachelor’s degree transcript to proceed. When you get this, search for one of our adverts with my username and then email the transcript, the back transcript. We will access and if need be request the HND transcripts as well. But you will need to be quick because we have till end of October.

For jobs, unfortunately I can’t help with that. I am not in your field.

It seems it is you that God brought me here to meet. For further questions, send us an email. This year could be your year, if all goes well