Pipedreams:


Which kain English be this one

NothingDoMe:
I heard that there's free food in America.

flyca:
In a way, I agree.

Home is sweet when it feels like home. And there is no place like home. This statement is very true but you may not understand this until you move abroad.

Sometimes, a lot of times, I wish I could just pick up my bags and scream “I'm done here”. Then I think for a second and realize that there is actually “no home” to go back to The reason many of us are stuck abroad. So we stay back and keep up the good fight.

Hugs babe, I'm with you in this one. I feel you.

LesbianBoy:
Did I just read Nigerians are "kind" people? We are only kind because we expect something from God

Koolking:


By the way, there is nothing like 'kain'. It's 'kind'.

Try and pass your message in a simple 'English' as a graduate you are

lefulefu:
U didnt have any place to sleep but u slept in the train. Well if na lagos u dey na under bridge u for sleep and mosquito for chop sama for ur body. U have assess to student loans...do u think yu will have any access to any student loan in naija? Abeg if yankee don tire u come back home to Buhari's nigeria. Nigeria border is still open to all nigerians in d diaspora. Welcome to nigeria that there is no functioning electricity,herdsmen rampaging upandan,armed robbers killing and robbing ppl,kidnappers kidnapping ppl,ritualist beheading and tearing open the bowels of victims,boko haram bombing everywhere. Nigeria welcomes u with open arms.sista just come back to nigeria.

LesbianBoy:
Did I just read Nigerians are "kind" people? We are only kind because we expect something from God

HeWrites:
In a bid to dispel the notion that living abroad is paradise, @Mochievous has narrated her experience of hardship abroad.

Read her tweets below;

https://www.torimill.co/travel/9433/living-abroad-is-more-difficult-than-living-in-nigeria-lady.html

Afam4eva:
The cycle of life.

You travel abroad and make it and you make it a duty to dissuade other from doing exactly what you did and tell them about how horrible living abroad is yet to you remain there. Who's deceiving who?

HeWrites:
In a bid to dispel the notion that living abroad is paradise, @Mochievous has narrated her experience of hardship abroad.

Read her tweets below;

https://www.torimill.co/travel/9433/living-abroad-is-more-difficult-than-living-in-nigeria-lady.htm

Babyforever:

Heavyjew:

lefulefu:
let her come back and let her have a taste of what it really means to live in naija. When she go buy fuel for generator for one week dey blow generator with all d noise and fumes she will run mad.

UncleJudax:

Who de back you for Nigeria?

Nowhere easy but she no give any credible reason why Lagos better ...them dey share food and shelter for Nigeria/Lagos?

She even see train enter/sleep.

NothingDoMe:
I heard that there's free food in America.

CanadianEnginee:


you re right. A lot of Nigerians think that it is easy to survive abroad. They don't know that everyone has to compete for jobs with the intelligent Asians and Arabs- as in unemployable nigerian graduates competing with the brilliant asians. No wonder a lot of Nigerians are suffering abroad. No strategy or plan on how to integrate into their new environment.