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While I was completing my masters, I enrolled in a vocational school for a diploma in manufacturing and production technology. I got a permanent,full-time job barely two months into the program. That single decision changed my life after being unemployed for one and a half years.
If you relocated to another country within the last 5–6 years, what is ONE decision you made or step you took after arriving that has made your relocation worthwhile so far?
It could be a career move, an investment, a skill you acquired, a community you joined, or a relationship you built.
I’m curious to hear your stories, especially because so much has changed since COVID.
The opportunities, challenges, and realities of settling in a new country today are quite different from what they were a few years ago.
What’s one thing you did after arriving that you’re grateful you did?
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Camron discovers someone in Australia named “Camron Giles” was receiving his BMI royalty checks for the last 20 years 🤯
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“All Igbo Business Men Knew About Those Producing F.ake D.rugs, that's why they don't take Champagne or Gin. They take beer instead!”
CDO Official
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🤣The same way some poor man pikin dey reason say them fit beat every rich man pikin.
Some people get trained how to fight, some are naturally gifted.
Them fit dey inside ac 24/7 still beat you weh dey under sun 24/7.
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Ibadan has passed the salaries employers are paying. Not all of us want to live in Lagos.
Procurement officer 60k, Logistics manager 70k.
No be so now. Our rent is also high.
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Any house that has more than 6 flats
Count me out. Human beings? The more they are the more the problem
