10 categories of people that are not advised to leave Nigeria Immediately in 2024
1. Individuals above the age of 30 who are unemployed: In case you are in your early 30s and have not been able to settle, that is when Nigeria will most likely start bearing its fruits on your head. It might be a decisive part of your future life story, so it could be a good idea to take a rather quick, immediate, and strategic choice and move.
2. Healthcare professionals: The countries such as UK, US, Canada, and Australia hold extensive and lucrative markets for healthcare professionals. In particular, these countries offer a large number of different positions to doctors and nurses. The vast majority of these experts have been subjected to a selective social experimentation by some state governments who feel that these officials are financially better off outside Nigeria and therefore need to survive even extreme deprivation, poverty and famine to earn that financial wealth.
3. I.T Professionals: Global job market is friendly to IT professionals. Now, computing has become another oil, and the other roles not only pay for their salaries handsomely but also provide good working conditions. There is a flexible approach to parenting adopted, thus yielding manageable effect. If you are convinced that you can accomplish your task, you have mastered all knowledge about this work and are ready to challenge yourself, then, leaving Nigeria could be the best option for you.
4. Low-income earners: The income group that is N100,000 or below encounters difficulties, and this is especially difficult for the country to deal with its soaring inflation doubled compared to the previous year. If you are one of the families leaves the area, it could be dramatic to figure it out a map and look for route with roads on it.
5. State civil servants: The government officials keeping the country running are hardly adequately paid, and salary payments often come months late. However if you are facing such predicament, please note that you are taking the risk of this economic crisis hence it would be advisable to look for options outside Nigeria.
7. Footballers: Our sport has a lot to offer UK and Europe, creating a possibility that a few years from now a whole generation will no longer be the same in terms of their approaches towards the game. Therefore, playing the game in Nigeria is an opportunity for the young and talented ones, as stated with players like Victor Osimhen who probably takes up dramtical transform if he moves abroad to pursue his career in football.
8. Failed serious relationships victims: Most probably if you always feel like you have been the cause of failure of more than 3 of the so called your serious financial relationship that lasted within the previous 365 days you might want to leave Nigeria with a strategy to improve your ability to make money.
9. Habitual debtors: Congruently, high indebtness is often a cause of the economic crisis, underdevelopment, or unsound financial management. Living in Nigeria and making a more profound salary in the leading currency may well be a valuable choice.
10. Living with parents at 35 and above: If you plan to stay their guests under their roof for 35 years of your life, you probably also note some major issue. It is likely that at one’s age, one would be considered at the stage of creating their family on their own and as the current situation might require immigration, it might be the way to go.
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