Olam09:
My regret is that some people are lying on this thread they are forming audio travel here mean while 87% those liar has never been to the Nigeria border for once

dilodavid:
Even if you live there illegally, no one with harass you unless you get into shady things.

ENG0701:


Same here. I'm going for my driving test soon and the whole thing makes me miss Naija's lawlessness. In Nigeria we get used to getting around things by paying for it.

Drenimarcus:


lol werey, maa shey mistakenly quote me mo

Multiplier7:
When I went to Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport Abuja to receive my brother from Australia, he was angry. And he told me that everyone alighting their flights were angry. I became curious making me to ask him why..He said everywhere is dark...Ha, in my mind I was like me that arrived here, I have been enjoying myself seeing the planes descending and ascending. He said well I won't understand.. He didn't stay up to two weeks,he flew bact to Austria and he sent me some pics...then I understand what he meant

SpecialAgent:


lol, wetin you dey talk, the leaders are the most accurate representation of the citizen. When I was in charge of a contract a while back, I had to consciously suppressed that aspect of me as I know how the underdogs feel.

ENG0701:


Same here. I'm going for my driving test soon and the whole thing makes me miss Naija's lawlessness. In Nigeria we get used to getting around things by paying for it.

franchasng:
I understand you quite well, but there is no successful Nigerian man in diaspora that does not own a business in Nigeria

franchasng:
keep voting useless corrupt men out of tribal religious sentiments and you still expect Nigeria to be better, you better run oh, Buhari self na one leg in Nigeria, one leg in London

Sonel:

Bro, which country are you pls?

Nickshrapnel:
More than 180m people cannot be the same, we have lot of uneducated one who are the major problem of this country

pweeryambre:
My hubby worked for years with a marine company that was owned by his fathers village childhood friend also known as their uncle. he was so loyal to this man that a korea company came to do a partnership business with his uncles company for a year, which went very well by the way. but when they were leaving they asks for any worker that wants to join them to go back to korea to work, and all except my hubby stays back to take care of his uncles ship as a boiler room enginner. After 3 years contract with the korean company, his colleagues are millionaires now living in korea, while my husbands uncle fired my husband along with half of the staff to employ his wives village people, till today with no pay, no explanaition nothing nothing. thats my hubbys biggest regret today.

armadeo:



I remember my first international connecting flight being a local bou I thought all airports where like our beloved muritala airport small and compact.

When I asked directions and found out I had to take a train to the other side of the airport to connect I almost fainted.

See as I dey run for airport. Last last dem dey announce my name for speaker say plane wan go where I dey.

I run belleful that day. After entering train oh.

I realised that muritala airport is a joke.


When you see airport you will believe

Nickshrapnel:
More than 180m people cannot be the same, we have lot of uneducated one who are the major problem of this country

Lawalemi:
This question is largely for Nigerians in diaspora. I wish to share their experiences on disappointments and regrets that they have for leaving Nigeria to live abroad.

Situations such as severance from extended family members, issues of cold and the rest were what some persons have mentioned in the past.

Please share your experiences and views.

Thanks

sowilli:
Na person wey no get money dey complain say Nigeria Na shit hole. Whilst things are bad in Nigeria, there should be no regrets for staying back or leaving Nigeria if you really know what you are doing. A business man who does like 300 million Naira in revenue or say 2 million dollars can visit any country with no stress. It’s all about finding your vision and pursuing it.

Oloki:
my only regret is still been in Nigeria

no money......no helper.......no outside connection to move

lilyheaven:
Imagine everyone leaving Nigeria.
Other neighboring countries will come and occupy her.

kkfada:
Leaving with a Nigeria passport was my only regret.