Maybe if we know what makes most people leave the Country, we might be able to know our priorities in making Nigeria a Country to be proud of.

For me i left:
- To get a better Education
- Better Quality of life, comfort,etc
- To escape the Heat and the dust

Definitely for better education and also to avoid University cultism ,

Mine was mostly because I wanted better education.

1. Abacha
2. Education

1. Education
2. Job opportunities.
3. Akata women

Born here. Grew up here partly, I guess it makes sense to come back here?

Lmao@ Akata women.

I left Nigeria to find a better job, thank God for HSMP

Rebranded:


Maybe if we know what makes most people leave the Country, we might be able to know our priorities in making Nigeria a Country to be proud of.

For me I left:

- To get a better Education
- Better Quality of life, comfort,etc
- To escape the Heat and the dust

@Rebranded

Head start?

blacksta:

Definitely for better education and also to avoid University cultism ,

You wan join? lol

@ezeuche, no wonder you just dey advocate violence cos you're not in nigeria, anytime you're ready, we're.

was born and bred in london so i had the choice to come back. So when the going got tough the tough get going.

no job!
got robbed 1ce!
got duped twice!
missed my family!

Blue Magic:


got dumped twice!

Fixed.

Ugly boy.

got robbed at another point i.e "1 chance" anybody remember them! so i guess dat makes it got robbed 2wice!

masters degree.

Manmustwac:


Was born and bred in london so I had the choice to come back.

So when the going got tough the tough get going.

@Manmustwac

Tough ke? Mba

Show me a place not tough and I'll be there in a flash

All of them have their challenges

so toughness aside, its a no brainer that Akata has more advantages & opportunities

hence the "Andrew am checking out" exodus (i.e. remember that mid 80s NTA Enebeli Elebuwa's "Am checking out men . . . )

For a better education,Job, Environment and happiness.

Born in Nigeria.

Parents started thinking of shipping me over here when my secondary school chick dumped me for an older guy.
Bloody B1.tch!

They finally got me on the next available flight the moment they thought i was hanging out with bad guys and keeping late nights.

Been here ever since.

OMO IBO:

Born in Nigeria.

Parents started thinking of shipping me over here when my secondary school chick dumped me for an older guy.
Bloody B1.tch!

They finally got me on the next available flight the moment they thought i was hanging out with bad guys and keeping late nights.

Been here ever since.

Only for you to get to the UK and become CEO.

Chief Executive Omo'ta

ElRazur:

Only for you to get to the UK and become CEO.

Chief Executive Omo'ta

LMAO

What is Omo'ta??

Yoruba for "Area Father"

LMAO. . . . .O ri e pe.

You cool hombre?

Yeah am good. Hope you are too.

Its a shame many left Nigeria to further their education but ended up as Cleaners, Taxi drivers, Security guards, Pros.titutes the list is endless.

The moral of the above is, make sure your kids, brothers, sisters etc don't end up like those above.
Help to build Nigeria by saying no to corrupt leaders.


PEACE OUT!!!

Tippy Top:

Its a shame many left Nigeria to further their education but ended up as Cleaners, Taxi drivers, Security guards, Pros.titutes the list is endless.

The moral of the above is, make sure your kids, brothers, sisters etc don't end up like those above.
Help to build Nigeria by saying no to corrupt leaders.

Perhaps if the standard of education is up to scratch from where they are coming from, perhaps they may get better job?

Nigeria is not about corrupt leader, but the state of mind of the people.

Tippy Top:

Its a shame many left Nigeria to further their education but ended up as Cleaners, Taxi drivers, Security guards, Pros.titutes the list is endless.

The moral of the above is, make sure your kids, brothers, sisters etc don't end up like those above.
Help to build Nigeria by saying no to corrupt leaders.


PEACE OUT!!!

The question is "Why Did You Leave Nigeria?"
And from the posts so far , how were you able to infer that "those above" engaged in those menial jobs?


@Topic

Education and Better Quality of Life.

ElRazur:


Nigeria is not about corrupt leader, but the state of mind of the people.

You need a good leader to change the status quo my friend.

PS
What is the state of mind of Nigerians?

tubabie:

The question is "Why Did You Leave Nigeria?"
And from the posts so far , how were you able to infer that "those above" engaged in those menial jobs?


@Topic

Education and Better Quality of Life.

Yor post doesn't make sense to me.

Tippy Top:

You need a good leader to change the status quo my friend.

PS
What is the state of mind of Nigerians?

Do you have a one track mind. Try and think outside the box. . . . In fact, think without the box.

A good leader is just not what we need. That is my point. A leader is as good as the followers.

Nigerians are not ready for change, but I am not sure you understand that little point.

Let us not derail this thread. Create a new thread and we can discuss this further.

Yor post doesn't make sense to me.

How will it make sense to you, if what you could derive from the topic was cleaners and security guards.

It's just like saying many Nigerians who remain in Nigeria become fraudsters, shiooorrrrrr.

i don't know what's wrong with being a cleaner or security guard while trying to get your education in order.

there are many students who do odd jobs to survive.

Tippy Top:

Its a shame many left Nigeria to further their education but ended up as Cleaners, Taxi drivers, Security guards, Pros.titutes the list is endless.

The moral of the above is, make sure your kids, brothers, sisters etc don't end up like those above.
Help to build Nigeria by saying no to corrupt leaders.


PEACE OUT!!!

FYI
Even the average taxi driver, cleaner, janitor and security guard here lives better than many in Nigeria.

bawomolo:

i don't know what's wrong with being a cleaner or security guard while trying to get your education in order.

there are many students who do odd jobs to survive.

No one said it was wrong or right but surely all things being equal, a graduate should not "end up" like he put it doing those menial jobs and even pros.titution?
Anyway lets not derail the thread . . . . . .