Mode4:
I have been thinking why the few peeps I know including some of my distant uncles who spent most of their years abroad came back to Nigeria to live when they became old. Is there something awkward about growing old overseas?

Even my sister in the US, has been telling me that once she gets old, she will come back to Nigeria to spend the remainder of her life. Folks abroad, what's really going on? Is there a harsh reality for the aged over there?

Mode4:
I have been thinking why the few peeps I know including some of my distant uncles who spent most of their years abroad came back to Nigeria to live when they became old. Is there something awkward about growing old overseas?

Even my sister in the US, has been telling me that once she gets old, she will come back to Nigeria to spend the remainder of her life. Folks abroad, what's really going on? Is there a harsh reality for the aged over there?

jesmond3945:
lol goodluck on that. You would come to understand what friendship in uk means.

Mode4:
I have been thinking why the few peeps I know including some of my distant uncles who spent most of their years abroad came back to Nigeria to live when they became old. Is there something awkward about growing old overseas?

Even my sister in the US, has been telling me that once she gets old, she will come back to Nigeria to spend the remainder of her life. Folks abroad, what's really going on? Is there a harsh reality for the aged over there?

michlins:
It's expensive to live abroad if you are no longer making the local currency that much.

It's best to relocate here where cost of living is relatively cheap albeit the little insecurity

Gabkan7:
High Cost of living, because at that age can't do most thing for themselve rather had to pay for the service rendered to them

Mode4:
I have been thinking about why the few peeps I know including some of my distant uncles who spent most of their years abroad came back to Nigeria to live when they became old. Is there something awkward about growing old overseas?

Even my sister in the US, has been telling me that once she gets old, she will come back to Nigeria to spend the remainder of her life. Folks abroad, what's going on? Is there a harsh reality for the aged over there?

Apus:
You won't understand.

Abroad is good for hustle and enjoying basic amenities we lack here. Asides this, there is this feeling of emptiness or something missing each time you remember home.
When I was away I was even more current about latest happenings in Naija than those at home so as to feel connected.

SeriouslySense:
I am curious, could you explain what friendship in UK means, thank you.

seunoj:


Laffss. Emptiness for where insecurity de?

People return home majorly for 2 reasons
1. Their pension is enough to spend in Nigeria enjoyable. They can afford to hire driver, cleaner, security etc which they can’t abroad with same pension.

2. Nobody get their time. Even their own son will dump them in care home because he wants enjoy his life. Oyinbo don’t live communal life. Everyman is on his own.

Communal life that will keep them active and enough bar to spend

Mode4:
I have been thinking why the few peeps I know including some of my distant uncles who spent most of their years abroad came back to Nigeria to live when they became old. Is there something awkward about growing old overseas?

Even my sister in the US, has been telling me that once she gets old, she will come back to Nigeria to spend the remainder of her life. Folks abroad, what's really going on? Is there a harsh reality for the aged over there?

Mode4:
I have been thinking why the few peeps I know including some of my distant uncles who spent most of their years abroad came back to Nigeria to live when they became old. Is there something awkward about growing old overseas?

Even my sister in the US, has been telling me that once she gets old, she will come back to Nigeria to spend the remainder of her life. Folks abroad, what's really going on? Is there a harsh reality for the aged over there?

Jaqenhghar:

Old people pay taxes?

immortalcrown:
Those type of people are selfish people who always run to the most comfortable zones. When they are young, diaspora is their favourite. When they get old and begin to pay the price of the enjoyment they had, they will remember "No place like home". If you think they are coming home just because they love home, why did they wait until old age? Are they running from enjoyment in diaspora?

jesmond3945:
is not deep. Friendhsip is on their own terms.

Amalekki:

Do your research before reaching conclusions, go out of your comfort zone and find out things around you

JAGS001:

Well, that tells you that home is better than any other place so running diaspora is just waste of energy because of enjoyment that you can fight for at home so your descendants won't make same mistake of building other people's country while leaving yours to be exactly the way you left to go abroad.

juman:


Cremation is an option, cost about half to a third of burial depending on the country.

About 1,700 euro.

CSTRR:
They have given their productive years to Europe and America.

What we are getting back is the frail bones.

Wake up, eat akpu, and sleep.

BigDawsNet:



There isn't an age limitation on paying taxes. There is no age limitation on paying taxes. Federal income tax is incurred whenever you earn taxable income. However, people age around 70 may see their income taxes decrease or be eliminated entirely because the income they now earn has changed and decreased

Mode4:
I have been thinking why the few peeps I know including some of my distant uncles who spent most of their years abroad came back to Nigeria to live when they became old. Is there something awkward about growing old overseas?

Even my sister in the US, has been telling me that once she gets old, she will come back to Nigeria to spend the remainder of her life. Folks abroad, what's really going on? Is there a harsh reality for the aged over there?