IronGalaxy:
I'm saying Namibia and Botswana are similar to SA, they're almost extensions to SA. There is South African Batswana and Batswana from Botswana, so the two are basically the same.

ibechris:



Guy,I am not bragging,just like I said I am much better today because of the level of education and exposure my parents put me through.
I am not poor but your comments is derogatory and lacks substance honestly.

I am only 38 years old from a poor father and mother yet I was able to secure fantastic investment for my children even if I die today,yes! I have 8 landed properties at my age in the Abuja metropolis which is not less than 5million each.

My father didn't build wealth but I am not poor. I earn a million plus in the same Nigeria but try and be responsible with words so that the poor too can have hopes for tomorrow.

Talking irrationally will make u look abnormal.

tutudesz:
Botswana 24 hours light, security and employment opportunity too

gibsonwales:
Botswana. You'll never regret it !

nahr:


Well I can't say because I haven't lived there but they have better infrastructures and standard of living than Nigeria. By the way how did you arrive at this conclusion? I once had a friend who was from Morocco. She sent me videos of her city and I must say that it was really nice and she said that life over there is good. Why is it the worst place on the continent if I may ask? Have you had any personal experience?

Mooh247:




Grass ain't greener elsewhere.... Better perfect your hustle in Nigeria and earn good money using your leverage as a citizen so that you can vacation abroad than to go become 5th class citizens and a stranger where everybody hates you because you are a Nigerian.

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Mooh247:




Grass ain't greener elsewhere.... Better perfect your hustle in Nigeria and earn good money using your leverage as a citizen so that you can vacation abroad than to go become 5th class citizens and a stranger where everybody hates you because you are a Nigerian



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rayval:


Hahahaha. I guess you are getting it wrong. People are not leaving Nigeria because they are not making the money in Nigeria.

darkelf:


Avoid talking like this

Remember there is insecurity

IronGalaxy:
exaggeration

clockwisereport:

Namibia has the highest unemployment rate in the world; Nigeria is second

CSTRR:

It happened you clown.
The guy is dead now.

And he has a south african wife.

Mooh247:




Grass ain't greener elsewhere.... Better perfect your hustle in Nigeria and earn good money using your leverage as a citizen so that you can vacation abroad than to go become 5th class citizens and a stranger where everybody hates you because you are a Nigerian


Well said
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DropsMic:
Hmm... Just find the least religious Africam country and relocate there.

^{An ireligious black man is an honest man}

AbijaJ:


I'll try and answer that question from my experience. By and large, those places (North Africa countries) have better infrastructure than Nigeria (stable electricity, road infrastructure, architecture etc), but all that would amount to little or nothing to you as a foreigner or immigrant if they don't welcome you into their society or if you can't be gainfully employed or survive in their society. They'll use discriminatory policies and their racism to drive you to the point of frustration, sotay all those shinny infrastructure and development won't matter by the time you decide to pack your bags and leave there.

In my experience, good infrastructure we see abroad means nothing if we can't integrate and make a decent living in peace, in a foreign land. You will always feel out of place and unwanted.

Lightway:


The problem is not Nigeria.... The problem is your poor parents that were busy fucccking while other people's parents were hustling to get a better life before giving birth.

If your parents had hustled hard before fucccking each other, you will have had a better life with so many opportunities.

Don't blame the government, blame your poor parents for not giving you the best

nahr:


Okay but if you can adapt easily and endure you should be able to weather these difficulties as long as there is no threat to your life and well-being. One will surely feel out of place but I believe if you are law abiding and you mind your business you shouldn't have a lot of issues. Besides before going abroad or any where for that matter one must ensure that he/she has a solid plan and backup if things don't eventually work out. I am sorry to hear about your experience, are you back in Nigeria?

AbijaJ:


As long as your immigration papers are in-tact and you have no problem coping with the challenges that your new host presents, then you should be ok. Personally, I'm not against emigration (it's as old as time itself), but my argument has always been that intended immigrants should do so with sense and not blindly. Do a thorough research about the country you have in mind before making the move, to avoid stories that touch.

porthouse7:
Botswana spend dollar u mean? country Wey I spend 1 month.... stop misleading people, Botswana spend pula... one of d strongest currency in Africa

Ajehkpako4naija:
we hear. But u nor spend one month. Even if u, nor be achievement

olisaEze:
Non!
A wall gecko in Nigeria will not transform into an alligator because he left Nigeria. If ure smart ure smart, if ure dull u go just go waste space for another sharp guy wen suppose dey useful to im family for dia! 2023 is around the corner, if u like goan vote for tribe again instead of right, the next eight years fit meet you still singing dis same refrain.

Bifwoli:
I take exception to "everybody hates because you are Nigerian". Not all 200m Nigerians are hated.

Obi3icebaba:

Perfect which hustle in Nigeria.. which business do you want to do in Nigeria with diesel selling for almost 1k

FindX:

Remove Ghana from that list.

kayo8080:


Lol. This made me laugh. I have a friend there right now that's always complaining to me how expensive things are in Ghana. I still sent him money some weeks back.