living in africa

[NoMoreWhiteWoman2020]

Anyone ever stayed for a month or more in africa, particularly lagos or another main city? How hard is it to find jobs with a college degree, to get esablished, real estate, etc? I always wondered what a year would be like over there, if its feasible.

 

[Blankthawtz]

They be stackin that bread in Africa nowadays. ..

 

[mtu wa chuma]

I'd recommend Accra, Lagos. Johannesburg, Luanda(oil money is transforming this city into the Dubai of Africa) capetown as well.

 

[thugjr]

low wages and ignorant managers is what awaits you if you want to work in AFrica. If you are a non-native it is best to go there with your own funds and start something.

 

[Nemesis]

Anyone ever stayed for a month or more in africa, particularly lagos or another main city? How hard is it to find jobs with a college degree, to get esablished, real estate, etc? I always wondered what a year would be like over there, if its feasible.

There is an Africa thread about 20 pages deep, im sure you will find lots of good info there

 

[ClassyME]

Africa is booming yo. They're JUST NOW finding all these natural resources ...This continent is coming up FAST and it would be smart for young educators to invest in it.

A whole year would be boring but you'd get to learn more about different cultures, languages, and build a business/invest. You should really consider looking into it. America is fast paced compared to Africa. You can literally relax there and not be constantly on a time limit, but its hard for someone who's used to a fast pace to slow down. Once you figure it out you'll be good.


Besides, the women are beautiful so it works out well for you.