Nice2023:
If you are living abroad and have some families here in Nigeria,pls don't hesitate to reach out to your brothers,sisters,uncles and aunties here in Nigeria.

Nice2023:
If you are living abroad and have some families here in Nigeria,pls don't hesitate to reach out to your brothers,sisters,uncles and aunties here in Nigeria.

The situation on ground is so bad that u see people groaning and talking to themselves,well kitted men and women turned cunny beggars just to meet up with daily activities.

Most families that I know have dump their cars especially here in Abuja. When u move around the city,u will see the situation on ground.

The subsidy removal has affected everything including the way of life of many people here in Nigeria. In my office today,many guys now come to office few times in a week just to cushion the effects of the subsidy removal.

Now that the electricity tariff is about to go up...I wonder how people would cope going forward.

And for those who feel everything is normal,just wait it will soon go round,no one would be spared.

pansophist:
And a friend wanted to move to Abuja from Austria, seems like I will show him this thread.

Nice2023:
If you are living abroad and have some families here in Nigeria,pls don't hesitate to reach out to your brothers,sisters,uncles and aunties here in Nigeria.

seguno2:


When the people of the abroad told them to think well before voting for more suffering continuity, did they listen?

Foodqueen:
True talk o.

Nigerians needs palliative now than ever.

Gave a bag of rice to be shared among 8 widows. Report got back to me that more than 30 people collected, both widow and non-widows.

That means each didn't even collect more than 2 derica. May God help us o.

Foodqueen:
True talk o.

Nigerians needs palliative now than ever.

Gave a bag of rice to be shared among 8 widows. Report got back to me that more than 30 people collected, both widow and non-widows.

That means each didn't even collect more than 2 derica. May God help us o.

pansophist:
And a friend wanted to move to Abuja from Austria, seems like I will show him this thread.

HanisahZuwy:
Did he say it's only in Abuja? Is Abuja the only place in Nigeria? As it is in Abuja, that's how it'll be in other places. I think Abuja should even be better sef, in some cases. Planning on going there soon sef.

pansophist:


Abuja is a city that will give a diasporean something close to sanity and acceptable infrastructure, since it's a planned city, and the capital.

Other places in Nigeria is worse really. This person is a Nigerian, so he knows Nigeria well. Just that he has left really long ago, and his families are all Austrian, and never lived in Nigeria before.

pansophist:


Abuja is a city that will give a diasporean something close to sanity and acceptable infrastructure, since it's a planned city, and the capital.

Other places in Nigeria is worse really. This person is a Nigerian, so he knows Nigeria well. Just that he has left really long ago, and his families are all Austrian, and never lived in Nigeria before.

JeffreyJunior:
You are even going too far.

A relative reached out to me the other day for help via WhatsApp saying his family were starving. I called him later on and he was at a bar drinking. I said haa, uncle you still see money to dey drink beer and he responded saying "I'm drinking to forget the too many problems in this country".

I was furious at that point. I respectfully told him, do you know if you had saved money you spent on two bottles of beer, that's dinner money right there.

The thing is that Nigerians hate to make adjustments. Small thing, they start begging for help when all they need is just little adjustment and everything will be fine.

What they don't realize is that their family members abroad work round the clock and deny themselves some good things of life just to make extra and send back home whereas they the recipients don't want to deny themselves anything.

They do owambe all the time and still expect you that don't have the liberty to do an owambe to sponsor their own owambe. No be juju be that?

Foodqueen:
True talk o.

Nigerians needs palliative now than ever.

Gave a bag of rice to be shared among 8 widows. Report got back to me that more than 30 people collected, both widow and non-widows.

That means each didn't even collect more than 2 derica. May God help us o.

JeffreyJunior:
You are even going too far.

A relative reached out to me the other day for help via WhatsApp saying his family was starving. I called him later on and he was at a bar drinking. I said haa, uncle you still see money to dey drink beer and he responded saying "I'm drinking to forget the too many problems in this country".

I was furious at that point. I respectfully told him, do you know if you had saved money you spent on two bottles of beer, that's dinner money right there.

The thing is that Nigerians hate to make adjustments. Small thing, they start begging for help when all they need is just little adjustment and everything will be fine.

What they don't realize is that their family members abroad work round the clock and deny themselves some good things of life just to make extra and send back home whereas they the recipients don't want to deny themselves anything.

They do owambe all the time and still expect you that don't have the liberty to do an owambe to sponsor their own owambe. No be juju be that?

pansophist:
And a friend wanted to move to Abuja from Austria, seems like I will show him this thread.