SangoOlukosoOba:


That shiit hurts my soul when I hear about it. It’s the height of stupidity.

Trade your asset for an unknown future? You could have just sold the house in Nigeria and start a good business.

guobe:
That is what most of them did.do unwise

guobe:


I didn't bother replying him.I have very close people in the UK presently and they are feeling the pain.I want the best for them and won't be happy if things ain't going well for them. He was just spewing rubbish with a lot of curse words shows how poor his parental upbringing is.

guobe:
UK Japa is not what most people that have travelled to UK were expecting.Things are really tough for most Nigerians in UK.some of them that passed through the student route have to cough out several millions of naira to pay the school fees and will have to work extra hard to achieve this.you see them crying in the night that God please help me through.
Most goods and services have gone up times 5 in UK and with the recent increase in the interest rate over there it seems there won't be a breather yet.
On the flip side most Nigerians that migrated are doing it for their kids future and we hope things get better with time.

Reflect7:


Don't mind him. Look, I always tell Nigerians who have money to Japa, to use that money and start a business in Nigeria.

Because it will only hit you when you are in that London, working in one useless odd job like security, where one small girl that is maybe a secretary will be talking to you anyhow. Looking down on you. Seeing you as the lowest of the low in society.

You will look at yourself and say ''bro..was this really worth it? Look at a whole me taking insult from this small girl when I could have been an EMPLOYER in my country? Or could have become a senior banker?''

Because after a month or two in the UK, all those things that you admired like constant light, good roads, etc, will be no big deal to you.

You will even miss your generator in Naija.

At least when you come out to start gen, you will see people outside that you can chat with for some time before heading back in. Or a small boy that you can send to buy you akara or beer down the road.

In UK nothing like that. You are on your own.

No house-help o.

Even your wife go send you make you go wash plate.

Reflect7:


Don't mind him. Look, I always tell Nigerians who have money to Japa, to use that money and start a business in Nigeria.

Because it will only hit you when you are in that London, working in one useless odd job like security, where one small girl that is maybe a secretary will be talking to you anyhow. Looking down on you. Seeing you as the lowest of the low in society.

You will look at yourself and say ''bro..was this really worth it? Look at a whole me taking insult from this small girl when I could have been an EMPLOYER in my country? Or could have become a senior banker?''

Because after a month or two in the UK, all those things that you admired like constant light, good roads, etc, will be no big deal to you.

You will even miss your generator in Naija.

At least when you come out to start gen, you will see people outside that you can chat with for some time before heading back in. Or a small boy that you can send to buy you akara or beer down the road.

In UK nothing like that. You are on your own.

No house-help o.

Even your wife go send you make you go wash plate.lol so true

guobe:
UK Japa is not what most people that have travelled to UK were expecting.Things are really tough for most Nigerians in UK.some of them that passed through the student route have to cough out several millions of naira to pay the school fees and will have to work extra hard to achieve this.you see them crying in the night that God please help me through.
Most goods and services have gone up times 5 in UK and with the recent increase in the interest rate over there it seems there won't be a breather yet.
On the flip side most Nigerians that migrated are doing it for their kids future and we hope things get better with time.

Chibuezem:
I laff in swahili, your post won't stop us from leaving this country to places where our talent, skill and works are appreciated.... Imagine paying a house officer 185k with fuel subsidy out of the way when their colleagues in other countries earn 4x than that.... The only thing Nigeria is good for is simply flexing and building house where you provide your own social amenities...

KingKO22:
No place like home

guobe:
The white man is intelligent and will always make profit .Those menial jobs it's citizens refused to do they opened the floodgates for other citizens to come and do and still make profit off it.

Thortp:
https://www.nairaland.com/7666018/nigerians-abroad-remitted-168bn-eight#122755749

DeeBaDan:
Don't take the op seriously

One moment we writes like he's in UK, the next minute, I have people in UK

I hope everyone knows over 85% of Nigerians are malnourished and don't eat the right daily nutritional requirements?

Abeg, did Londoners complain to you? Let's leave people to be in their lanes please

Ex0rrcist:

This is not entirely true, indigenes also do some of this jobs. They have poor citizens too, Indias are making wave in the west, heading big techs, being part of government, does that make them smarter than whites? Or does it mean there own country is getting better off of it? Things are not always black and white.

Nahunger:


You want to leave Nigeria and you didn't see better places to go you chose UK and I bet your second choice was USA, a place you will constantly suffer discrimination etc, what happened to china, Japan, Canada or Australia with better opportunities, long throat carry you go UK, if e too hard come back home and enjoy with us since you think life is better here compared to UK.

SocialJustice:
You dey by their side for night when them dey cry? 😂 More Nigerians are coming to the UK and there's nothing you can do to stop it. Witchcraft practitioner, once una use ladder climb finish, na to scatter am make others no fit use am. Nonsense!

Babssoo:
leave them na, if dem wan stay for their naija make dem do, I no even know those people wey dey complain say uk one thing, one thing… I have been here in London for 4years now, na so so thanks I dey give GOD every day… The best decision I ever made.

guobe:
exactly lol

guobe:
UK Japa is not what most people that have travelled to UK were expecting.Things are really tough for most Nigerians in UK.some of them that passed through the student route have to cough out several millions of naira to pay the school fees and will have to work extra hard to achieve this.you see them crying in the night that God please help me through.
Most goods and services have gone up times 5 in UK and with the recent increase in the interest rate over there it seems there won't be a breather yet.
On the flip side most Nigerians that migrated are doing it for their kids future and we hope things get better with time.

Revolution2022:
British citizens cannot do most of the odd jobs that african immigrants are doing.Some of the african immigrants have never done most oc the odd jobs they do abroad.They are motivated to do those jobs because of the foreign currency.