Nigerians In Diaspora Carry Sh*t For A Living

@Babeelove

And i can tell you thousands who send their kids to school in Nigeria because they don't want them to grow up overseas.

hmmmmm- hisses in disgust -

may they never find their way home. they can't even because those they left behind would have been ten times more than ehre they left them - they can't even fit in -.

@BABEELOVE
Stop hitting on simply_me, a fine girl who loves her country. You have been saying you want to emigrate so whats stopping you. My point remains, US and Europe was built by human beings, join us to build Nigeria instead of taking the easy option of relocating. If you do decide to relocate don't come here telling us how backward we are. I want people to proffer solution rather than the usual put downs. Nigga pleeeeeeeeeeez.

Because you won a visa lottery big deal. Did you bother reading the first page? Its the same old story is it?

Nigeria is not short of people, there are people available to help build Nigeria than those who have migrated. When the supposed Nigerians return to turn their nose up, they might actually be suggesting how things might be done differently.

I stopped contributing to all these Nigeria vs. Abroad threads but would chip in one or two things into this.

1) I think what the writer is trying to achieve is to make Nigerians feel how it is when they make generalizing statements about things and people in Nigeria. The same way our Nigerians in diaspora are crying foul about the generalization is the same way they should also think when making generalizing statements about Nigeria.

2) I noticed that Nigerians in diaspora often exaggerate the conditons back home maybe to convince themselves that they made a good decision leaving Nigeria. A lot of times I can't reconcile what they say with the situation I knew in Nigeria. I've been out of Nigeria for about 10 mths now and I laugh when I hear a lot of people's opinion about the country. The bottom line is that there are people that it pays being in Nigeria and others it pays being abroad and so to each one his own. Personally, I choose to live in Nigeria and will be back in 2 mths time because for me I believe I can attain my aspirations faster in Nigeria. Life is not necessarily better abroad, it depends on each individual's peculiar situation and for me it is better in Nigeria.

Thanks love!   _{--batting my eyelids-----}


Why should I be hitting on my own sister?  I am in Nigeria now so can I not say things as I see it???---I have been here building and building to show nothing for it.  What else do you want me to do???  For 6 months I have thrown food away for getting bad in the refrigerator.  I lost one of my family members recently for wanting to buy fuel and the car exploded in the middle of the road killing everyone in the car.  What else do you want me to do??? I may not be priviledged like my fine sister Simply_me.  See all the mosquito bites on my legs???    I am ready to join her in Cambodia oh!!! Every year I catch malaria.  Spend money on drugs and treatments.  I say what else do you want me to do??

I would like to further my studies and make a better life for my self.  Is it a bad thing???  So you see we pack our own shit here in Nigeria.  It is time to pack some other kind of shit.  I can't wait to get my visa.

First of all I think the Poster should apologise for the shit parking remark. There is dignity in labor.
However, I think the point the poster tried to make is a valid one except for the shit parking remark. Most of us living in Nigeria contrary to the oppinon of some posters have valid visas we travel abroad when we need to and come back home even when we have the oppurtunity of living there we just choose to live and work in Nigeria to See how we can contribute to making a better Nigeria. It is unfair for some Nigerians living outside to continue hammering their country on its negativity yet not taking any positive action. Living outside Nigeria does not make you better than Nigerians living at home.
Not all Nigerians living in Nigeria are dying to travel abroab, things are gradually looking up here, so lets try to celebrate the good along with the bad, no one is against critism but not bashing Nigeria even when it is a positve step some Nigerians abroad will still find a way of making it a negative step. Nigeria belongs to all of us, it will not serve any purpose to any class of Nigerians if Nigeria as a Nation fails so let us try to work positively to see how to make things better.
Am sure some people will find something in my post to badmouth even after i have tried to make it as objective as possible.

yeah right. the guilty are afraid


big lie. you guys are there b/c either you have a good job or you couldn't find a way to go abroad or for some other personal reason. leave that patriotism thingy for those you can decieve


you're right. as in port harcout eh? please say something else.

Look how objective Aisha's post is then compare it with the next post by "he-man and tell me the difference.
If you haven't figured it out, the post by "Aisha" is a sort of appeal to diasporean Nigerians to be objective in their critique of the homeland.
The one by this "He-goat or he-man or I-man is the typical nigerian reply. Ewu
In earlier post someone said its $8billion, now he-man said its $4billion, don't be surprised when another moron comes here to quote $20billion. Some of these schmuck actually thinks they owe nigeria. To hell with you buffoons.

@BABEELOVE
When are you going to stop licking arses of these diasporean nigerians. You desperate so and so, I hope  one of the shit packers is able to find you an "Italian Job". Enjoy it silly woman.

@Poor-Poor

Don't worry,I will send you a visa soon to calm your frustrations  

Serious frustrations!!!  I can't get over the fact that Nigerians abroad think one way and those outside Nigeria --even from Ghana think another way.  Absolutely nothing in common!!!


You think it is funny???  Instigator!!!  Why would I want to argue with a "Paw Paw" who left his "Aki" at home??? 

lol, it's funny sorry dear . da rate threads turn personal on this forum is scary.

@BABEELOVE
I will help to distribute your blue film if and when they arrive from Italy. Olodo

The thread was not personal till certain irregular shaped fruitty tuitty arrived on site.



Oh!  Now you are talking!  No need---you have enough in your Nigerian Universities to distribute.  So why are you waiting for mine.  Let me refresh your memory about some famous "uniben" You-Tube videos that were being peddled on Nairaland not too long ago.  Now go to the Romance section and see photos of your Nigerian born-Port Harcourt university babes in all their glory.  Please nothing new to distribute from my end.  Your sisters and aunts are already doing a fantastic job!


I don't even know why I am bothering with this "Aki-less" Paw Paw!!!