Nigerians should think twice before relocating abroad – UK defence official
Senior Strategic Supply Chain Manager at the United Kingdom Ministry of Defence, Abimbola Oluwasona, speaks with BIODUN BUSARI about his career, voluntary services, among other issues in Nigerian and… Read More: https://punchng.com/nigerians-should-think-twice-before-relocating-abroad-uk-defence-official/
Mr. Abimbola Oluwasona, a senior strategic supply chain manager at the UK Ministry of Defence, discusses his experiences in both Nigerian and British societies. He was born and raised in Nigeria, where he had a successful career in the IT industry before relocating to the United Kingdom. Oluwasona's decision to move to the UK was influenced by his wife, and he spent a year on sabbatical from his Nigerian job to settle in the UK.
Oluwasona transitioned from the IT industry to the British defence logistics system by leveraging his existing IT skills. His experience in IT made it easy for him to integrate his knowledge into the supply chain management sector, where he used predictive analysis and technology to manage inventories.
Recognized as a Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE), Oluwasona attributes his honor to his service-oriented mindset. He believes that by contributing to society, one can gain recognition and achieve success. Apart from his career, Oluwasona is involved in various community service activities, including school governance and youth development.
When asked about the potential benefits of relocating to the UK, Oluwasona advises Nigerians to carefully consider their motivations and long-term goals before making such a decision. He emphasizes that personal circumstances, career prospects, financial stability, and family considerations should all be taken into account. Additionally, Oluwasona notes that some countries are tightening their immigration rules due to concerns about the impact of immigration on their economies and the need to maintain control over their resources.
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