lexy2014:


So u don't even no why u went to d US for postgraduate despite ur claim that we "have it all here". Y did u go to d US despite we "have it all here"? Has d meaning of d word "all" changed in d dictionary?

pcguru1:


I won't lie you are quite right...........however having left the country what exists out there is way much more lucrative than here. Besides they are not mutually exclusive. You can be there and still acquire. When I was in Atlanta the amount of business opportunities there just by having a foreign passport is something I cannot ignore. Nigeria you will still be subjected to issue regardless of wealth. My life could be cut short , health is not something I can guarantee. I'll be honest there's better value for life outside. I'm not patriotic so anywhere that pays me is where I'll set my head. My only fear is Westernization to my children. I don't want my kids fed with western ideologies like Homosexuality, Gender identity and all that Liberal madness.

Eriokanmi:
By the grace of God, I'm doing far better than those you call fraudsters, including those politicians stealing our money. My profession had taken be to Washington DC to dine with the US president. I don't know who else in government have got such privilege except the president. God's grace abounds. I've got no regret in coming back home to invest my time and talent. Agriculture is the way to go.

lekki1444:
well brother we all have our destinies and laid out path. If that be your path, then so be it. In all things seek humility and righteousness so that your path will be clear.

meobizy:
Yet OP Is in Canada reporting this. Lol. Abegi, I sabi the format.

Freestainworld:
When I was residing in UAE, I was paying 150k a month for just one room, just imagine how much I spend in a year, nothing is free anywhere.

moodyguy:
Why so pessimistic

Etinosa1234:


Okobo... Because people in Canada don't die of diseases...

That's why I said u typed stupid points..

Hope u and ur family are not residing in hell Sha... Cos u'll look foolish

Jaqenhghar:

You are saying what I posted . You only expanded it.

Freestainworld:
When I was residing in UAE, I was paying 150k a month for just one room, just imagine how much I spend in a year, nothing is free anywhere.

sowilli:
Nigeria is cheap, to make money is harder.

ENG0701:
I doubt the OP has been to Canada before.
Health is absolutely free, noone pays anything for healthcare except for drugs which are affordable because there is a body that regulates drugs prices.
Power in canada is way cheaper than Nigeria. You claimed you paid 80 CAD, that is 23,600. For 247 light. The max i have paid is 90 CAD. Despite central AC that gets to even the bathroom, electric cooker, and we bake and cook a lot in my house.
Data is cheaper than Nigeria also, I pay 45CAD for unlimited data with speed of 150mbps. I also pay 50cad for my phone but that is unlimited calls to US and all of Canada, how much do you think 8GB and unlimited calls in Nigeria will be per month.

ENG0701:
I doubt the OP has been to Canada before.
Health is absolutely free, noone pays anything for healthcare except for drugs which are affordable because there is a body that regulates drugs prices.
Power in canada is way cheaper than Nigeria. You claimed you paid 80 CAD, that is 23,600. For 247 light. The max i have paid is 90 CAD. Despite central AC that gets to even the bathroom, electric cooker, and we bake and cook a lot in my house.
Data is cheaper than Nigeria also, I pay 45CAD for unlimited data with speed of 150mbps. I also pay 50cad for my phone but that is unlimited calls to US and all of Canada, how much do you think 8GB and unlimited calls in Nigeria will be per month.

hakeem4:
To be honest, I do not feel like relocating out of Nigeria. I don’t know the fuss Nigerians have with Canada sha

MJBOLT:

but if you are given canadian visa,you will gladly accept it o.

Keshinr0:


I swear what the nigga wrote just dey vex me.
Canada minimum monthly wage is $2900 that's about 1.4million.
They want to earn such an amount, but they don't want to spend up to #100,000 monthly

benji93:
You can state facts without lying. Speed of 150mbps? Common, stop intimidating people.

edoairways:

Really! You get unlimited data for 45CAD, that is about $35 valued at N13,500 approximately. Yet some Nigerians spend up to this in a month yet their data speed is slow

hakeem4:
for example you might earn 3k cad every month and still pay 1k5 house rent monthly

demoBaba:
1. You also forget to compare Nigeria minimum wage with Canada minimum wage.

2. You also forget to mention salary paid per hour in Canada, and total package per month.

3. You also forget to compare unemployment rate in Nigeria, guys are ready to work but there's no work in Nigeria.

4. You also forget to mention insecurity in Nigeria, more than twenty number of arms robbers came to our area yesterday night operate freely.

5. Imagine a student in Canada that's building five bedroom duplex in Nigeria.

6. Them plenty....

If I no japa wetin I gain.

ENG0701:


Categorically, yes. Rogers has speed of 1000mbps, not an exaggeration.

Modo9:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_I9Y3PS42vo

ENG0701:


Categorically, yes. Rogers has speed of 1000mbps, not an exaggeration.