buzugee:

i understand what you are talking about. i also understand that you are trying to make a point just to make a point. how many people are rescued by helicopter in america if they are in bad shape ? maybe if you are rich and live in a rich neighborhood. where were the helicopters when thousands needed to be rescued in the poor parts of new orleans during the flood ? do you know that in a nursing home, all 35 people drowned . all old people. you know how much it costs to maintain a copter ? you think helicopters are just used willy nilly ? make you crash for bad neighborhood for atlanta and wait and see if helicopter will come for you. you go wait till angel gabriel go come snatch up ya soul carry go o jare

marshal4us:

[qI have no idea where you live in the US,but in atlanta,if someone gets lost on the lake or moutains or rivers,helicopters ARE dispersed to FIND them,dog brigades and search parties, go to look for them, a lake was drained in Atlanta recently to find someone, that will never happen in Nigeria,ever, nobody cares that much.



uote]

its a clear indication that you are new in america. its no news, ok!

The quote was not meant or directed towards you so , shut up

marshal4us:

[qI have no idea where you live in the US,but in atlanta,if someone gets lost on the lake or moutains or rivers,helicopters ARE dispersed to FIND them,dog brigades and search parties, go to look for them, a lake was drained in Atlanta recently to find someone, that will never happen in Nigeria,ever, nobody cares that much.



uote]

its a clear indication that you are new in america. its no news, ok!

Again,

rotimiland:

Nigeria for now to me is for those that understand the terrain. If you want to live a righteous life and hit it big, you better stay abroad. Everywhere you go in Nigeria, once people know you are back from abroad, believe me most times they are ready to rip you off.
There is no place like home, we agree. But what do we do when the environment we call home, is not encouraging.
Dont tell me i am not acquainted with the number of:
- Times PHCN interrupts electricity in a week
-  Pot holes on Lagos-Ibadan expressway, that caused loss of lives in a year
- Times i voted during elections and my vote did not count
- Companies that closed down between 1999 till date
- Human right activists that lost their lives in the battle to save Nigeria, without acknolewdging them
- Times politicians promise us goodies yet nothing happened
- Graduates roaming the streets with no good jobs
- Times we recycle the same people as ministers
- Bank workers that lost their jobs
- Times Police request 'something for the boys' before they protect you
etc, etc, etc

We all know some of those things may happen abroad too, but it is minimal. Dont let us deceive ourselves, Nigeria needs revolution.

atampakoeg:


What a complete falsehood.

Once you are back from abroad, they will try to rip you off? Which kind of people do you relate with?

all those things you listed happens every where, darn!!!

I see you live in Qatar. Nice. Please stay put there.

atampakoeg:

[size=18pt]Please move back home. Atiku is paying $1million for teachers. Please it can never get better.[/size]

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-541161.0.html

rotimiland:

@ Atampakoeg, it's either you are not skilled in the use of English words or you are just being deceitful as regards your response to my comment. How can you say my observation is a complete falsehood. Do you know the meaning of COMPLETE FALSEHOOD?.
So, my claim that a large number of bank workers were sacked in Nigeria is false?  That politicians renege in their promises, is also false? That Lagos/Ibadan expressway is not in best shape is also false? That our votes during elections no more count again is also false?
Read my comment very well I said such happens abroad but it's MINIMAL.
I am a Nigerian and a proud one, but window-dressing Nigeria when majority of our leaders refuse to do anything, is what i can't do.
You asked about the type of people I relate with. Majority of them are replica of your deceptive self.  Imagine you deceiving people:
When you actually knew that he claimed he pays the American Lecturers the amount ($1m), not Nigerian lecturers.
That's example of how one comes home, get deceived and ripped off.
Thanks Atampakoeg for being a good example of deceits in average Nigerian.
You need to change your way of life, being sincere and truthful pays, no matter whose ox is gored!!!

atampakoeg:

[size=18pt]Please move back home. Atiku is paying $1million for teachers. Please it can never get better.[/size]

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-541161.0.html

rotimiland:

So you can't comprehend your treacherous statement again? Do Teachers in that context, automatically refer to Americans?   
You deceptively edited the original title " I PAY MY AMERICAN LECTURERS, $1MILLION PER MONTH - ATIKU " ,
to suit your dumb self.
You think I am a slowpoke like you. I should come home because Atiku is paying American lecturers $1m. I can see you are a "never-do-well". Instead of you to condemn his actions, you are flaunting it. He stole our money and now using same to pay foreigners. Can you evaluate your level of reasoning, now?
It's obvious you want people to join you in your miserable lifestyle.
When you tell one lie, you tell many to cover up. I just got to know you are under the influence of liquor.
You cretin!
Let's tell the truth and it will set us free. 

rotimiland:

So you can't comprehend your treacherous statement again? Do Teachers in that context, automatically refer to Americans?   
You deceptively edited the original title " I PAY MY AMERICAN LECTURERS, $1MILLION PER MONTH - ATIKU " ,
to suit your dumb self.
You think I am a slowpoke like you. I should come home because Atiku is paying American lecturers $1m. I can see you are a "never-do-well". Instead of you to condemn his actions, you are flaunting it. He stole our money and now using same to pay foreigners. Can you evaluate your level of reasoning, now?
It's obvious you want people to join you in your miserable lifestyle.
When you tell one lie, you tell many to cover up. I just got to know you are under the influence of liquor.
You cretin!
Let's tell the truth and it will set us free. 

footreja:

@ Rotimiland, just ignore Atampakoeg. She is always not sincere in every comments of hers. The thread is meant for Nairalanders in Diaspora, not for a love-peddler like Atampakoeg in Ajegunle. Majority of our leaders' children are abroad, Atampako is here talking rubbish from her brothel. mtschewwww

footreja:

@ Rotimiland, just ignore Atampakoeg. She is always not sincere in every comments of hers. The thread is meant for Nairalanders in Diaspora, not for a love-peddler like Atampakoeg in Ajegunle. Majority of our leaders' children are abroad, Atampako is here talking rubbish from her brothel. mtschewwww

rotimiland:

Nigeria for now to me is for those that understand the terrain. If you want to live a righteous life and hit it big, you better stay abroad. Everywhere you go in Nigeria, once people know you are back from abroad, believe me most times they are ready to rip you off.
There is no place like home, we agree. But what do we do when the environment we call home, is not encouraging.
Dont tell me i am not acquainted with the number of:
- Times PHCN interrupts electricity in a week
- Pot holes on Lagos-Ibadan expressway, that caused loss of lives in a year
- Times i voted during elections and my vote did not count
- Companies that closed down between 1999 till date
- Human right activists that lost their lives in the battle to save Nigeria, without acknolewdging them
- Times politicians promise us goodies yet nothing happened
- Graduates roaming the streets with no good jobs
- Times we recycle the same people as ministers
- Bank workers that lost their jobs
- Times Police request 'something for the boys' before they protect you
etc, etc, etc
We all know some of those things may happen abroad too, but it is minimal. Dont let us deceive ourselves, Nigeria needs revolution.

tensor777:

What has this list of historical and non-historical complaints got to do with the poster's question which is inherently very personal.
So if you have a very good job offer or business opportunity you would not move back bcause of this your generic "whine and moan" list.
For example with enough "pay" issues like electricity and water should be the least of your problems when there are so many convenient alternatives to mains power supply.

tensor777:

What has this list of historical and non-historical complaints got to do with the poster's question which is inherently very personal.
So if you have a very good job offer or business opportunity you would not move back because of this your generic "whine and moan" list.
For example with enough "pay" issues like electricity and water should be the least of your problems when there are so many convenient alternatives to mains power supply.

rotimiland:

@ Tensor, what did you mean many convenient alternatives?. If they are available and convenient as you stated, why did many manufacturing companies closed down.
because of huge cost of running using those electricity alternatives. Where is Dunlop now?. If you are not convinced, go to Agbara industrial estate and check those comatosed companies.
Ask Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN). They will inform you better.
So if i am collecting enough salary, i would not prefer to pay less on a constant power supply?