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@Cicero  Another wonderful post. you are right, many Nigerians when a they get here they want to live the same lawless way but the culture shock is sometimes too hard to bear. For all those screaming with envy, my response is ''ignorance is bliss''. If you have never been to a region of the world where everything works then how can you make rational and informed comparisons? It is not all silver and gold, but it there for the taking. All you need to do is walk the walk and talk the talk. Here no be for lazy/planless/lawless man.

@Cicero and bidemi12. I applaud you two. Some people want to shy a way from the truth and still want to live lawless they lived Nigeria and trying to pass it on. For those critic who say that is another form of slavery, they need to travel and see which country practice slavery in this world. Nigeria is country I will point my finger on that continue to slaved it people. A rich man in Nigeria will hire a well educated person to open his/her gate, watch clothes, clean the house/compound, cook, watch and clean the cars, look after the children, take them to school and many more. But come to US whether you will see such a thing. For those useless criticizers, just because your fucckin criminal father able to loot the Treasuries to help you live well does not mean others are not looking for success. Criticizers love seeing their fellow Nigerian at home continue suffer instead advicing them to take the golden opportunity. I have live in the US for years, I have never witness races while few rich Nigerians are races to their fellow Nigerians in their own country.  For those who won, congrats and I welcome you in advice. Come and live the kind of live the richest man in Nigeria cannot live; listen to your heart and know the kind of friends you make.

Criticizers, go to hell.

I want to apply, can anybody tell me the web site on where to apply?

@bidemi12
 I am not really convinced that,there is a country that everything works well.Every nation has her own shortcomings,believe it or not.

 I think everything depends on self-determination & ideology,afterall ,some of Nigerian Stand-up comedians were nobody before,but due to their self-determination they had made it,even to the extent that most Nigerians based abroad for a donkey year cannot stand them.Also,take a look at many Nigerian musicians based abroad that went back to Nigeria,arent they doing well?

May God help us.

@Demmydaat  Let me tell you a story. When i was much much younger i used to be an extremely gifted footballer. All i wanted to do was play soccer. I was among the first set of boys at osjack one of the foremost youth teams in the country. I took some serious flogging from my dad because of my ambition, but i didn't care. The joy of tapping and trapping that ball was enough compensation. Then as i grew up i began to notice that there was no motivation or encouragement. The small pitch we were managing in mushin was converted to a shopping mall. Boys that were using the pitch to forget hunger and fustration were stranded. Worse was when we went for nipoga. Ordinarily, the school was supposed to give us extra marks as compensation for representing and bringing honour to the school. We won gold for the football tournament only for our joy be shot down with the news that we would resit all our papers. That day i threw away the ambition of being a footballer permanently. Here, It is not you that will be begging to do something, they will beg you to do it. Do you think yobo is the best in that position? He is just lucky. There are 1001 people in Nigeria to play that position but no motivation or exposure to do it. What many people do not understand is America is not all about dollars but a means to achieve whatever ambition you have for yourself. Always i see where clinics are organised for kids who want to engage in one sporting activity or the other. It makes me reminisce on how it would have been like to have grown up here. Obviously my dream of being a footballer woul have been realised. Yes every country has problems but there must be a balance. Where the bad outbalances the good is where there is a problem.

who are you guys leaving this country for? accorging to my grandfather's forecast 'by the year 2013 there will be nobody left in Nigeria if, '

pls can anyone tell me wath the site is pls

Lets not deceive ourselves, for those calling this slavery, I guess the many families that rely on the handouts from here are glorifying God everyday for the opportunity. The problem with Nigeria is that you are not treated on equal footing, you are not appreciated, you are frowned upon and your ideas die, the fuel of innovation is encouragement, how i wish all nigerians just have a little whiff of the opportunity here, where you can fulfil your God given potential.

Here is to encourage those who have won and will soon escape the stifling but wonderfully entertaining Nigeria.


I arrived in the US about four years ago and remarkably noticed that this country in many respects was a level playing field, there could be no more capitalist society than the US.

I am naturally a confident person and chased my dream like i had been here all my life. While doing my 9-5 IT job, I soon started a business supplying the Airline industry, I have since grown that business from $2000 debt on a credit card to a $240,000 yearly revenue stream and I just signed another deal which will enable my product to be available in all US airports, starting from 4 and growing. It is unbelievable how easy it has been to achieve this. Dont get me wrong, I had dabbled in other ventures such as marketing health and life insurance which were comfortable but involved a lot of travel. Basically I kept hussling until I found what works for me. I now work from home, whenever, however, chasing suppliers and making sure things are functioning as they should.

I have also just formed another company hashing and developing ideas for television. My first concept/product is currently been reveiwed by executives at CBS, Walt disney and Wolper Organization. Once I get the green light, I have an entertainment attorney who I am working with who will do all the dollar negotiation.

The key here is that I came here as a nobody and do not know anybody, but I am able to chase my dream and I am making a success at it, where I to still be in Nigeria, I doubt I would have gained any inroad, not except i marry a chairmans daughter or slaving for a politician, besides , my mindset would have been completely different, because opportunities would just not be there and ideas and concepts are never nurtured.

Sorry its long, but I hope I have inspired someone. Dreams are achievable, moreso in America----LAND OF THE FREE.

@ gamechange   I`ll like to talk to you cause i`m coming to U.S.A by December (to study). Kinda hook me up on suxesboy@yahoo.com as dere r some things we need to discuss.

SHALOM

u guys r right America is d land of opportunity,if u r ready 2 work hard of course,some pple get here n instead of getting an education to get a heads up they fall into petty which keeps them in same position 4 yrs n yrs at the end of d day they refuse to go back home of d embarrasment of going back wit nothing.Bottom line if u won congrats but have it in mind dat its only hard work that will make your dreams come true.

@Bidemi12,  ppl followed up and were hoping you would return there!!!

@bidemi12,   here's the link http://forums.immigration.com/showthread.php?t=296459&page=4,   we're looking forward to having u on the thread!!! Cheers!!

see am.

when they post breaking news of Nigerian scammers overseas, we'll all be here.

And its this type who goes around picking fights with other people over Nigerian leaders who they say are corrupt.

Are they more corrupt than you?

you seem lost most of the time.

Do you need help.