I spent my entire day finding companies abroad that are actively hiring remotely. I found a few companies all hiring remote workers and compiled them into one sheet.
Roles cover social media, graphic design, content writing, video editing, virtual assistance, and more across Pakistan, Nigeria, UAE, Nepal, India, Ghana, the UK, the US, and beyond.
Mode of application has been added, so all you have to do is send your CV & portfolio where necessary.
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Dear Lord 🙏, why can't good people simply end up with their kind?
On my way home from work this evening, I stopped to buy roasted corn. Just a few metres away, I noticed a heavily pregnant woman struggling to cross a wide gutter.
She had a stainless tray in one hand, a sack in the other, and looked like she could go into labour at any moment.
People walked past her, but nobody stopped to help her. I had to rush over to assist her cross.
Afterwards, I asked where she was coming from. She said she had gone to sell groundnuts. I looked at her protruded stomach again and asked how far gone the pregnancy was. She said her due date is in about three weeks.
Then I asked about her husband.
She said he was at home. "Doing what?" I asked. She just paused, gave me a faint smile and said, "don't worry oga," and started walking away.
I pleaded with her to let me drop her off. But she refused.
As I drove home, I kept thinking about that response "DON'T WORRY OGA." She must be going through a lot that she cannot speak.
Marrïage should actually be enjoyed and not endured.
I support this 100%.
Choosing your future isn't choosing against love. Real love shouldn't require you to bury your dreams to prove your commitment.
The right partner won't see your growth as abandonment. They'll either grow with you or support you from a distance until your paths align again.
Too many people have stories that begin with, "I gave up everything for love..." and end with regret.
Relationships can be rebuilt. Some opportunities cannot.
Build the life you prayed for. If the love is genuine, it will have the strength to survive the journey. If it doesn't, then perhaps it was never meant to carry your future in the first place.
Please read this carefully.
I don't think the lesson here is "be selfish with your future."
The real lesson is here is to make your decision and take responsibility for it.
There's nothing wrong with choosing your career, education or immigration opportunity over a relationship. There is also nothing wrong with choosing a relationship over an opportunity. Both decisions have consequences.
What I disagree with is turning one person's experience into universal advice for every woman.
For every woman who left and built a successful life abroad, there is another who left, got the PR, achieved financial success, and still wishes she had handled her relationship differently.
There are also other women who stayed for love and built beautiful families, while others stayed and regretted sacrificing their dreams.
Life is not that black and white.
Social media has made people believe that every decision must produce a winner and a loser.
Sometimes there is none.
You don't know whether the man she left would have been a wonderful husband or a terrible one.
You don't know whether the relationship would have survived.
You also don't know whether another opportunity would have come later.
The only thing we know is that she made a choice.
But let's stop pretending that a Canadian PR is the final definition of success.
Success is not just where you live.
It's also who you become.
It's the quality of your relationships.
It's your peace of mind.
It's your health.
It's your purpose.
A passport can change your country.
It cannot automatically change your life.
The most dangerous advice we can give young people is to make every important decision from one extreme.
Not "Always choose love."
And not "Always choose your career."
Real maturity is knowing that life is about balancing dreams, opportunities and relationships not glorifying one while mocking the other.
A visa can open doors.
Character determines what you do after those doors open.
The street is brutal.
@Orisunmibairemi I don't know what they are trying to figure out at all...If the mom had acted her role in his life ,would the step mom have stopped her...No but she took it up and raised him well now we have all these....
@onlyone_success I wish you understood the importance of this wonderful thing that you've just done.
In the US they'll investigate all their previous work.