babyosisi:

As soon as they give me a juicy post in Abuja

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collynzo2:
so how come the diasporans have the highest number of posts and spend the most time here on Nairaland? Go figure

bootlegaz:
Count me out bruv. I speak to my rep when ever I wish to and I know his name. God Bless United States.

manny4life: Lots of Nigerians abroad often tend to disdain those hardworking folks in Nigeria. Honestly I give more credit to Nigerians with their suffer head than the ones here. Despite all odds, they make a living in harsh working environment AND the unfriendly economic policies, social vices and menace isn't helping. I still believe Nigerians abroad can change Nigeria i.e. if we have the will power to work together.

automaticcarzz: I have been living in the U.S since year 2001. I will be returning home when there is 24hr power supply. When there is good road network. When police are able to respond to calls within 5 minutes. When there is emergency health and fire response squad that respond to emergency within 5 minutes. When there is rule and order. When the police stop brutalizing the people they suppose to protect. When there is true democrcy. When the President stops harassing political opponents. When there is adequate security of lives and properties.

manny4life: Lots of Nigerians abroad often tend to disdain those hardworking folks in Nigeria. Honestly I give more credit to Nigerians with their suffer head than the ones here. Despite all odds, they make a living in harsh working environment AND the unfriendly economic policies, social vices and menace isn't helping. I still believe Nigerians abroad can change Nigeria i.e. if we have the will power to work together.

justwise: No, thank you.

ifebosco: i carry a european passport too for more than 10years now,i still see my selve as nigerian and strongly believe we are going to reach there one they

bootlegaz:
What about the American trained professional that went to enugu to build a diagnostic center in Nnsuka and was assasinated? Boys ain't smiling in that harsh environment.

GooseBaba:

What about the rich American in America that was kidnaped and exeuted.. Boy are not smiling in that cool environment..... Nonsense..!!

bootlegaz:
Dude there is notsuch thing as a patriotic Nigerian. Give those scumbags ranting on NL yankee or European visa, they will be the first to say *Baba God I Thank You oh* rumor has it that Odili built a world class hospital in South Africa. If Nigerian politicians and business men see no reason to seek medical help in Nigeria, you expect me an American born Nigerian to do same?

bootlegaz:
Detail please? Don't spit and run

bootlegaz:
What about the American trained professional that went to enugu to build a diagnostic center in Nnsuka and was assasinated? Boys ain't smiling in that harsh environment.

GooseBaba:

Guy cool down... Nobody is forcing you... And what is this bull.sh.it about America born.. Does that make you superior in anyway..?

GooseBaba:

Where is your own details....?

manny4life:


Yes, that was an unfortunate YET isolated incident, after all, eastern Nigerians who are wealthy have companies in the east and still transacting their business. There are tons of Nigerians who have gone home doing the same thing. My point is, the more we continue to bitchh about it, nothing fruitful will come out. If we want change, we have to be about it, you have to empower yourself before embarking on it.

bootlegaz:
It makes me walk freely into any civilized country without knowing where their embassy is, unlike you that sleeps in south african embassy in Lagos for 3days to seek visa. Abeg make you hide your naija green passport when ever you wan travel, that thing dey cause commotion for foreign airport.

MacLovington: .

Well with less than 10% comfortable enough to use generator for 24 hours, provide basic amenities for themselves, build high enough security fences, hire police as private security, send thir wards to good schools abroad, travel abroad for medical treatment PLUS widespread fear of armed robbers, Boko, Mbatse, no wonder embassies in Nigeria are full including Ukraine embassy.

The 40 laptop brigade should tell their financiers that the vast majority of Nigerians are not comfortable.

Millions depend on the $20 billion from diaspora annually for school fees, food, clothing, medication/healthcare, funeral, fuel for I-better-pass-my-neighbour gen sets etc.

Ooooo painfull !

GooseBaba:

So because we see things differently on this issue that means I am in Nigeria looking for visa to cut out...you are short sighted....

bootlegaz:
You sounded like Bankole the opportunist. Play patriotism movie for those dummies and then milk them dry while they are drunk.

GooseBaba:

It's not your fault... Sebi your parents follow que for embassy to give you "American born"... Patriotism or no patriotism finding solutions is our main goal, not lamenting on her short comings....after you point out all the problems on the Internet then what.!?

coogar:

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bootlegaz:
Start with your government and not me. They had scholarship and were retained by a government that appreciate her citizens hard work. Merit and not who you know. If your government can not protect life and property, why should I do that? Dana airline crash that killed innocent Nigerians, what has your government done for the family of those that lost love ones? In return they granted flying permit to that same Indian airline, is that not an insult?

Billyonaire: Home? People still live abroad ? No comfortable Nigerian lives abroad.