9 Types of individuals that shouldn’t engage in Japa in 2024

While the JAPA syndrome or corals against pollutions seem to infiltrate like epidemic and is contagious, people are still unaware of it through television advertisements, billboards and anti-pollution campaigns. But what’s so striking is that I’ve noticed some people who don’t need to move, but still get mixed up in this trend. Nevertheless, the process of chasing this harmony is not free of difficulties. The harmony one may experience might not match one’s expectations. One could easily find himself in a situation where the quality of life may not be good enough, and he may cry of being oppressed.

Britain with Canada as its best example, faces a tough time as these two nations experienced a very high level of immigration. Here’s a list of individuals who may not find it necessary to engage in JAPA, even if the opportunity arises: Here’s a list of individuals who may not find it necessary to engage in JAPA, even if the opportunity arises:

High Earners (earning N2 million and above): It becomes more beneficial to stay in the country for those earning a monthly wage in this category if your alternate income (working abroad) doesn’t bring in a salary that may be considered to be as high as your local wages.
Corrupt Politicians: From this, it can be wisely counseled that those fully involved in Nigerian politics, especially the field of serious contenders, should to the UK should not relocate. In Nigeria, the political climate is characterized by a positive correlation between political offices and money, and if the UK does not provide a similar environment, this may be an incentive for returning home.
Popular Pastors: Pastors with growing ministries that contribute significantly to their ministerial leadership, in terms of the money they make from the ministry or indirectly, may also find it more preferable to remain in Nigeria. Briton mindset rather scarcely associated with donations, unless there’s some reason behind them.
Yahoo Boys: According to the UK laws, personal data processing and surveillance are highly regulated, leaving little room for improper activities, and illegal online activities lead to harsh penalties.
Music Artists: Imagine, as a working entertainment practitioner, you are probably to find Nigeria more financially rewarding if the salary you rake in is close to what is a reasonable one. People may have bigger spotlights and the public may aware of them. However, this will not necessarily increase their salaries.
Business Owners: What makes Nigeria unique is that it is the only country with a population that speaks the same language throughout the country. So, if you are a business owner running a small team back home, you can expand your network in Nigeria and find many people within the country willing to learn and do new things.
Runs Girls: Women, involved in the tentatively termed off-road lodging and entertainment sector, may battle with sustaining their income levels in the UK, where such services are not that much of a hit.
Age Range: 50+: Better for youngsters here relocation will be more suitable for the youth because old people may find the challenges of adjusting to a new environment which will be more difficult than they gained executive-level positions if they move.
Father Abraham: People having many children may have problems with relocating because of being attached to their domestics and families to focus on, and this could be both financially and psychologically difficult to the point of needing helping of another one on a foreign land.
Civil Service Director/Bank Manager: Higher top management cadre from the private or public sector may decide that the physical as well as mental aches and pains mount up, while it appears that the promises of new world such as better future for the children and safety are next to impossible to achieve.

To finish off, make sure that you thoroughly research all factors you plan on adopting the Japa lifestyle. The suitable approach for one person may not at all work for the other. Haste to relocation/emigration without reflecting very well on the background history may lead to disappointment indicated by the widespread of YouTube pages used by Nigerians to voice out their regrets after hurriedly migrating.