unmask: ur last statement about hanging abroad would be refering to abt 150 million Nigerians.....your leaders will soon get to the tax issue and its not that Nigerians don't get taxed, we just evade paying it.....cos we can pay bribes instead.........finally reports say 45% of Nigerians live below the poverty line only God knows the amount that live on the line......45% is about 80 million people, wont this people prefer to be comfortable?.....being comfortable should be the norm, being rich should be the exception....but guess what? Nothing in Nigeria is normal

jennykadry: Why won't the expats come back when they are being treated like gods in Nigeria more than they are in their own country. Even Asians are worshipped in Nigeria and it makes me mad that these people are worth nothin back in their country.

Nigeria is that one stoopid country that will prefer to give a good job to a foreigner instead of to their own citizens. These whites have their own drivers, servants running around in their homes in Nigeria, let them try it in their country and see how much they will pay their drivers or baby minders per hour. These people are well taken care of in Nigeria and it makes me wanno go crazy that will give them so much opportunities that we give our citizens.

In 2010 at the MMIA (Lagos airport) a Dutch woman was treated like a queen at the customs while we Nigerians were spoken to like commoners. What a disgrace that nation is.

Like the expats and Asians in Nigeria, a foreign country-home away from home..... why would I wanno leave a country that treats me right and go back to my own country where I am not regarded or treated like a queen?......what an irony.

jennykadry: Why won't the expats come back when they are being treated like gods in Nigeria more than they are in their own country. Even Asians are worshipped in Nigeria and it makes me mad that these people are worth nothin back in their country.

Nigeria is that one stoopid country that will prefer to give a good job to a foreigner instead of to their own citizens. These whites have their own drivers, servants running around in their homes in Nigeria, let them try it in their country and see how much they will pay their drivers or baby minders per hour. These people are well taken care of in Nigeria and it makes me wanno go crazy that will give them so much opportunities that we give our citizens.

In 2010 at the MMIA (Lagos airport) a Dutch woman was treated like a queen at the customs while we Nigerians were spoken to like commoners. What a disgrace that nation is.

Like the expats and Asians in Nigeria, a foreign country-home away from home..... why would I wanno leave a country that treats me right and go back to my own country where I am not regarded or treated like a queen?......what an irony.

Pataki:
My friend, SHATTAPP!!

What kind of animal has Nigeria bred you into? Oh oh, simply because I severally school you on your moderator's job in the Politics board, implies I ain't humble?

Imagine this troglodyte telling me about humility? If you were humble enough, you would rather admit Nigeria is a shytehole at the moment. Where has your pride in Nigeria taken you thus far??

jennykadry:
Lol@pataki and Afam

I no go put mouth for una matter cos you's are amongst the few on this forum I have respect for, however I have to agree with pataki that Nigeria is a shoit hole.

Afam4eva:
Very typical of Londoners. Did your manners fall off the London bridge. I won't be surprised if you're coogar's assistant as the royal maid to the royal papers where you change pampers for your daily bread.

coogar:

hahahahaha
afam must mention my name in his posts to sound relevant. mr afam, my monthly bill alone is more than your annual salary in nigeria.

royal maid, royal butler, yiddy-yadda, i do a honest job, i get honest wages and some of my wages is the life-line of your economy. nigerians in diaspora contribute $9 billion per annum to the economy of nigeria. stop being an ingrate - you are a dead man without them.

Madawaki01: by pple like u dat spray people perfume?

collynzo2: Your math and analytical skill is seriously screwed. SMH

Afam4eva:
Very typical of Londoners. Did your manners fall off the London bridge. I won't be surprised if you're coogar's assistant as the royal maid to the royal papers where you change pampers for your daily bread.

Gogobiri Lalas: When it comes to matters of international concern and national pride, I think it's circumspect to speak tongue in cheek. Nigeria's fortune could change at anytime; a human lifetime is not the same as a nations'.I would advise that you consider lowering your rhetoric no matter how strongly persuaded you are. Dirty linens are a universal constant, some countries are just better at hiding theirs'.

Afam4eva:
No one is claiming Nigeria to be heaven on earth. On the contrary, you're right. It is a shit hole but i find it distasteful when people who spray perfumes for a living in LOndon like Pataki and Coogar start putting Nigerians down.

jennykadry:

Lol@pataki and Afam

I no go put mouth for una matter cos you's are amongst the few on this forum I have respect for, however I have to agree with pataki that Nigeria is a shoit hole.

Pataki:
Afam is my boy. I am teaching him a whole lot of stuff these days. I love spanking his dull igbo skulls. When you have people like Afam in Nigeria making mouth on the internet, I am coming to a full knowledge that your statement that people abroad can actually and conveniently wipe out most Nigerians who claim to be the working elite is true.

ifyalways: LMAO.
I just couldn't resist but which one be "spraying people perfume" ? what won't I hear on nld. Afam sef .

OMO IBO:
Lmao
Cleaners/janitors in clubs - that's what they do in bathrooms.

OMO IBO:
Lmao
Cleaners/janitors in clubs - that's what they do in bathrooms.

Chrisbenogor:
Thats one part of everything me I disagree with sha, working in Nigeria is very "peculiar" if you know what I mean it is only in Nigeria that the supply of water for dispensers or simple cleaning of a working premises has a lot more to it than meets the eye.

I would not give it up for anything though, aside from this thread being amusing (the back and forth yabis )I see that all sides look at the issue from different angles. Depending on where a person stands he or she would perceive that one is better than the other. My limit gats be 6 months even though that lagos airport is still terribly annoying

Pataki:
Everyone has their own preferences. When I visited Nigeria, I had people telling me they cannot relocate abroad. Simply because they are used to the lifestyle of people like Afam doing boy-boy at their beck-n-call.

Take a random sample of the working elite on the Politics board, you would discover the sheer illiteracy ravaging that country. I landed in Nigeria and custom/immigration officer was asking me, what I brought for him?

What I cannot stand stand further is when a mushin-olosha tout like Afam who has been beaten by a million mosquitoes yesterday night will come here and tell me he is living a better life in Nigeria.

coogar:

and we both know the minimum wage in the UK is more than £5 per hour. janitors in clubs earn between £8 to £15 per hour depending on the classiness of the club. a real hardworker can put in 60 hours per week(excluding weekends)

even at the lowest end - he makes about £480 per week, at the high end, he makes close to £900 a week. how's he not better than the ones robbing people with guns or whöring themselves to pot-bellied chiefs?

Pataki:
What I cannot stand stand further is when a mushin-olosha tout like Afam who has been beaten by a million mosquitoes yesterday night will come here and tell me he is living a better life in Nigeria.

Okija_juju:




So in abroad its now called 'Beaten' not 'bitten'?!

Abeg which abroad are you in?!







_{Nna men!! Nigeria is really slacking o!! Our grammar is not Y2K'13 compliant..}

Okija_juju:




Why should he resign because on an accident?!

Okija_juju:
So because his aides had to help him down the steps of an aircraft, he must step down?! What if he is now parmanently crippled from the accident?!

unmask: funny thing is you don't need a diasporan to tell you its a shait hole, we in Nigeria know its a shait hole we live in.......as for those of you nursing the ambition to come back to change things, I laugh.....the system cannot be changed you can only become a part of it.....and thats a fact

Pataki:


You want to correct me, while your post history indicates multiple charges of disgraceful English writing.




Another Nigerian Olodo.

Okija_juju:




So in abroad its now called 'Beaten' not 'bitten'?!

Abeg which abroad are you in?!







_{Nna men!! Nigeria is really slacking o!! Our grammar is not Y2K'13 compliant..}