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Abroad with little change is shit o. Convert that ur land worth 7m to more than 20m within few months by engaging in farming on it. Try tomato or cassava farming and thank me later.

Am assuring you of Portugal 100% 💯 confident about it

You will have change in it

PulaPower:
Try Biafra..

I hear say the country good..

With N7 million Naira, here are some migration or investment options you can explore:

Education Pathway
Canada: Apply for a postgraduate diploma or certificate program, which is more affordable than a degree. Many schools offer programs between CAD 10,000 and CAD 15,000 (about N6 million to N9 million). After completing your studies, you can apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP).
United Kingdom: Use N7 million to enroll in a one-year master's program or a short professional course. Look for universities with flexible payment plans.
: If you meet the requirements, you can apply to tuition-free universities and use the funds for living expenses. Proof of financial stability (around €11,000) is often required for a visa.

Work-Based Migration

Poland or Czech Republic: Skilled trades or logistics jobs in Europe often have lower entry requirements. You’ll need to budget for visa applications and initial costs.
Business Startups in Migration-Friendly Countries
Rwanda or Ghana: N7 million can establish a small-scale business in these countries, offering investor visa options and lower barriers to entry.
Caribbean Countries: Countries like St. Lucia or Dominica offer residency through investments, though this might require additional funds.
Alternative Investments
If immediate migration isn't viable:

Education Investment in Nigeria: Use the funds for a high-demand certification (e.g., tech, project management, or logistics).
Business Ventures: Start a scalable business locally and use the earnings to pursue migration later.

Austria is the best place. School fees is €720 the rest can fo gor flight, legalization, verification and authentication

Portugal 100% confident about it

g17prinz:
I have never been the enthusiastic type when it comes to Japa, but the realities on ground in the country leaves one with little or no choice to look elsewhere for greener pastures. I have about 7m worth of landed properties, and I want to do away with it and relocate before this country leaves me with nothing at all. I graduated with a 2:1 from a federal university.

Which country affords a better opportunity for someone looking for an MSc, putting all circumstances into perspective?

You can move to mauritius, cost effective and you can start business there. Nice place to stay, with time you can migrate to europe from there.

g17prinz:
I have never been the enthusiastic type when it comes to Japa, but the realities on ground in the country leaves one with little or no choice to look elsewhere for greener pastures. I have about 7m worth of landed properties, and I want to do away with it and relocate before this country leaves me with nothing at all. I graduated with a 2:1 from a federal university.

Which country affords a better opportunity for someone looking for an MSc, putting all circumstances into perspective?

Dude, nobody wants or wanted to leave until reality about 9ja future set in.
Look for decent countries where you can get a full scholarship. Some scholarships na scam. It may just be 15% rebate.

With tuition fees and may be some maintenance costs out of the way, you can focus on your studies and side income.

Otherwise select a destination, look for a skill shortage area in that country and acquire it with some experience.

In the meantime, you may consider converting your 7m into dollars to hold value. You never know.

Look widely, including Scandinavia, and Brazil, if you like languages. Consider your medium and long term goals too.

No course is entirely useless. People do Health Sociology and become part of healthcare campaigns and outreach.

During Covid-19, many young black professors/experts interviewed on CNN and NBC about the disproportionate impact of it on black and ethnic minority groups in USA were sociologists and psychologists.

Most advanced countries have a vibrant social welfare system so i dont think sociology is as bad as we are painting it here. Social workers have a good rep and sociology is a good starting point but that N7m may need some improving upon.

johngwain:
Ireland, I can help u, but without ticket.

I'm also interested in that Ireland, I would be glad if you can help me also

johngwain:
Ireland, I can help u, but without ticket.

More details.

g17prinz:
I have never been the enthusiastic type when it comes to Japa, but the realities on ground in the country leaves one with little or no choice to look elsewhere for greener pastures. I have about 7m worth of landed properties, and I want to do away with it and relocate before this country leaves me with nothing at all. I graduated with a 2:1 from a federal university.

Which country affords a better opportunity for someone looking for an MSc, putting all circumstances into perspective?

Go on YouTube

Search waka waka doctor

He is running a program to help 200 people to Europe

It might be what you need and you won't spend all you have saved up for it.

duduade:


Be kind to OP na


😂😂😂😂😂😂

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Bro ! Niger or any other Francophone country in West Africa would be too expensive for him to stay !!!
N 7 Million is less than CFA 3 Million ........
All thanks to T-Pain for destroying the Naira

Portugal 🇵🇹

g17prinz:
I have never been the enthusiastic type when it comes to Japa, but the realities on ground in the country leaves one with little or no choice to look elsewhere for greener pastures. I have about 7m worth of landed properties, and I want to do away with it and relocate before this country leaves me with nothing at all. I graduated with a 2:1 from a federal university.

Which country affords a better opportunity for someone looking for an MSc, putting all circumstances into perspective?

tensazangetsu20:


Sociology is a useless degree

The guy is in the first stage of grief. Denial.

It's is better to study fine arts or theatre art than that sociology

Nope. You're wrong. Sociology is not a prefered course anywhere in the world. Most universities offered it as a minor and not a major degree. A Sociology degree will leave you unemployed even in US and you will end up needing a masters to even become a teacher and when you count your student loan and interest, you will be in shock for the rest of your life. Nigerian universities should do away with course like Sociology, philosophy, languages as a major degrees cos it can't play bills. Higher education is an investment and when return on investment is lower, time to prioritize.

g17prinz:


Sociology may be a lesser 'choiced' course here in Nigeria, but that isn't really the case abroad.

g17prinz:


Are you somehow allergic to maturity? Please grow up!

but he is mentioning a country na

g17prinz:


Are you somehow allergic to maturity? Please grow up!

There was nothing wrong with this reply.

N7 million is less than USD$5,000. And you have no one to host or house you for sometime.

I pray you don't end with organ harvesters.

WhiteIverson:

Why are you pained? I gave you honest advise on where your 7m can take you considering the current state of things.

If you think your 7m can take you beyond Africa, then you're the one who needs to grow up and face reality.

You were been sarcastic,

g17prinz:
I have never been the enthusiastic type when it comes to Japa, but the realities on ground in the country leaves one with little or no choice to look elsewhere for greener pastures. I have about 7m worth of landed properties, and I want to do away with it and relocate before this country leaves me with nothing at all. I graduated with a 2:1 from a federal university.

Which country affords a better opportunity for someone looking for an MSc, putting all circumstances into perspective?

portugal

g17prinz:
I have never been the enthusiastic type when it comes to Japa, but the realities on ground in the country leaves one with little or no choice to look elsewhere for greener pastures. I have about 7m worth of landed properties, and I want to do away with it and relocate before this country leaves me with nothing at all. I graduated with a 2:1 from a federal university.

Which country affords a better opportunity for someone looking for an MSc, putting all circumstances into perspective?

Oga! Let me tell you the painful truth. If you cannot make it with 7m in Nigeria, a country where you're well grounded and know the ins and outs, then forget it, you're wasting your time to japa.
If you have a well sort after skill fine but if not, you're wasting you time and money

Canada, Australia, Ireland, Scotland, Portugal, Spain (maybe)
Less the ticket and visa processing.
Work or Student Visa route

g17prinz:
I have never been the enthusiastic type when it comes to Japa, but the realities on ground in the country leaves one with little or no choice to look elsewhere for greener pastures. I have about 7m worth of landed properties, and I want to do away with it and relocate before this country leaves me with nothing at all. I graduated with a 2:1 from a federal university.

Which country affords a better opportunity for someone looking for an MSc, putting all circumstances into perspective?

if you do your research very well, you will still find universities in Italy with tuition between €3000-€4000. To be realistic, 7m is not enough for the whole process.

I'll advise that you sell the land first and have the money in cash. keep it somewhere that you can't touch. try uk masters , you can pay first quarter of the tuition and work with your body and soul to pay the rest of the tuition

g17prinz:
I have never been the enthusiastic type when it comes to Japa, but the realities on ground in the country leaves one with little or no choice to look elsewhere for greener pastures. I have about 7m worth of landed properties, and I want to do away with it and relocate before this country leaves me with nothing at all. I graduated with a 2:1 from a federal university.

Which country affords a better opportunity for someone looking for an MSc, putting all circumstances into perspective?

Gerrard59:
The good thing about leaving is it gives you much more exposure, better insight of how things work and foreign s. Now, I see why folks do reverse japa abi japada as they call it after some years because one begins to spot HOW to profitably solve problems in Nigeria.

^^^
This is true.

g17prinz:


Sociology may be a lesser 'choiced' course here in Nigeria, but that isn't really the case abroad.

Sociology is a no course all over the world. Several universities in UK are dropping the course totally. This is the bitter truth. But you can decide to do something useful with it by looking at other directions.

g17prinz:
I have never been the enthusiastic type when it comes to Japa, but the realities on ground in the country leaves one with little or no choice to look elsewhere for greener pastures. I have about 7m worth of landed properties, and I want to do away with it and relocate before this country leaves me with nothing at all. I graduated with a 2:1 from a federal university.

Which country affords a better opportunity for someone looking for an MSc, putting all circumstances into perspective?

Three years ago i moved out of Nigeria to the Gambia with way less than 7m .. after buying an air ticket to Banjul I was left with roughly 1.3m in 2022 ..
I did my survey got my residency permit after three months and started a car wash on a busy road . Daily I get about 3500 to 4000 dalasi as raw profit if the day too bad i go fi see like 2000, my car wash is not standard ooo but God showed me mercy . If your money aint enough to get you to Europe bro look for an African country with a stable growing economy..
Life outside Nigeria sweet ooooo

Sociology always takes a beating all the time. Every time. It all started with Pat Utomi a few years ago.

Are there no sociology graduates here to defend the 'motherland'? As it is now, even economics graduates are ing in the bashing.

g17prinz:
I have never been the enthusiastic type when it comes to Japa, but the realities on ground in the country leaves one with little or no choice to look elsewhere for greener pastures. I have about 7m worth of landed properties, and I want to do away with it and relocate before this country leaves me with nothing at all. I graduated with a 2:1 from a federal university.

Which country affords a better opportunity for someone looking for an MSc, putting all circumstances into perspective?

Add small money to it and japa to Portugal

My advise is farm bell pepper for 3 years here and then migrate leaving the farm to a good manager

The lie they told you in school, just to encourage you study the course, so that your lecturers will not be jobless

g17prinz:


Sociology may be a lesser 'choiced' course here in Nigeria, but that isn't really the case abroad.

Warri

Godwin4444:
where is one sachet water 50 naira abeg?