judeolokor:




The spiritual have dealt with him seriously

Omihanifa:


https://punchng.com/i-returned-to-nigeria-homeless-after-30-years-in-uk-us-ondo-man/

LagosG:
Someone said the brain drain of today will be the brain gain of tomorrow.

Dumbest thing I've ever heard.

80% of people wey dey Japa will be trapped in the system they are japaing to from debt. Even citizens of those countries are trapped in it too. This man's story get as e be so I won't comment directly on it.

D4gmail1:
No insult meant, This alone says a lot why your life is the way it is. You live life as it comes.

Where’s your passport?

I misplaced it. I declared it missing and the British Government replaced it, but it went missing again. I went back for the passport and I was told that I was careless with the British property and that it wouldn’t be replaced for me.

inoki247:
Lol some people jus dey Japa no prospect or direction....


When we say Japa isn't for everybody they will come for our head the same way Nigeria isn't for everybody is the same way Japa isn't for everybody....


Buh we will keep wishing everybody that wants to Japa safe trip since people see Japa as one of the greatest achievements that can ever happen to someone....

Basicend:
To those indomie genz that says there is no witchcraft and foundational principalities. .

I pity you. . Africa is deep in evil before the whites came, and you can't rule that impact out of its offspring.

Witchcraft and evil is real. . God and spirituality is very real too.

They can wait for you at the middle of your years, or even towards the end.

This man was clearly stripped naked from the spirit and his physical hands and body were rendered useless.

Shalommy:
See face like rotten shit. Chaii...

sunboy:


I can’t speak for Nigeria o but it is sure working for Mogadishu, Somalia.

Debt don’t stop nobody from moving.

Rebuker:
Same man that found himself under Oshodi Bridge:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vC2pbQrBFZQ

Omihanifa:


https://punchng.com/i-returned-to-nigeria-homeless-after-30-years-in-uk-us-ondo-man/

IbeOkehie:
I wrote it earlier on another thread, others seconded my opinion - NIGERIANS ARE WICKED, as a diasporan the worst thing you can ever do is to trust any Nigerian with your hard earned money...not even your parents or siblings.

https://www.nairaland.com/7937467/japa-what-still-waiting/12#127471890

Good Luck to Nigerians.

porka:


There is no underlying anything. That's the way blacks are wired.

That is the most convenient way to avoid life's responsibility.

Give him one million chances in life is will end up the same way.

Did you not read him saying that the RCCG people too got fed up?

He started a programme in Unilag in the 1980s, he abandoned it for a greener pasture (a security guard).

Many Africans or blacks do not live for any meaningful purpose in life.

They just live to 'enjoy' life without even knowing what enjoyment mean.

Oh, my friends are traveling abroad, let me leave my work and travel too.

Ahhhh, my friend's misfortune is not my portion...

Most blacks around the world hardly take a thought of anything before they commit their lives and resources into it.

Black people are not guided by sense and thorough analysis but impulse and emotions.

We never take a stock of what would happen if we took this or that decision. What can possibly go wrong?
What would I do if my permutations fall off the mark? How quickly can I make those adjustments? What resources do I have?
What is the exit strategy? What are the social networks to help me cushion the impact? How long could this adventure take?
What is even the essence of it?

It happens till this day.

Just imagine people not bothering about handing 4 years of their entire lives to useless politicians and making projections for another 4 years to be similarly wasted.

For blacks, time, purpose, legacy, responsibility and critical thinking are not high stakes.

A typical black person's life revolves around food, partying, human and object worship, debauchery, vain glory, wild hysteria and shifting responsibility to some gods.

The man was going to Japan for business (if true) but he couldn't care what might happen during business down time.

He was just satisfied with being the 'only successful' black man in the white dominated county.

Just one Italian or Indian would achieve the same feat and the whole place will be filled with Italians or Indians so that they have a social security system and buffer against hard time.

Not Africans. Not blacks. The black man doesn't understand such concept.

All the time he was sponsoring his nephew through school, his own child was going through hard times.

He doesn't even know where the other children are in America.

Omihanifa:


https://punchng.com/i-returned-to-nigeria-homeless-after-30-years-in-uk-us-ondo-man/

Teckwizard56:
most Nigerians who travel abroad don't make it there

Basicend:
To those indomie genz that says there is no witchcraft and foundational principalities. .

I pity you. . Africa is deep in evil before the whites came, and you can't rule that impact out of its offspring.

Witchcraft and evil is real. . God and spirituality is very real too.

They can wait for you at the middle of your years, or even towards the end.

This man was clearly stripped naked from the spirit and his physical hands and body were rendered useless.

Timetravel88:


Japa for many Nigerians in today's western society is self exile and multi generational transfer. Most of them will never come back again let alone their children.
The socio-economic model is designed in such a way that humans becomes fuel to keep the economy running. It's a vicious cycle of a complex symbiotic relationship, once you are plugged in it takes only a few months to realize that you are trapped. It gets worse if you have no exit strategy.

djon78:



Marrying oyibo or abroad women is very risky

A very big Doctor I knew as a kid in mid 1980s married a German woman and had 2 son's when he studied there

When he came back to Nigeria early 1990s the oyibo woman cut of from him

He came back and his people married another woman for him here
Had 3 children 2 boys and a girl here

What saved the Doctor was that he was the son of a very wealthy Igbo man in the 1960s

So on coming back
He as first son had majority of his now dead fathers assets

He later died in the 2005
His wife and Nigerian children now got hold of those his father's assets and sold some worth hundreds of millions today

But those his 2 sons in Germany by oyibo woman became big German Doctors

But they never related with there father

The Doctor died of stroke due to heart break from not relating with his 2 sons in Germany

Because the ones he had here in his firfties were just finishing secondary School when he died


People must be careful about abroad Japa cause it's not as we think
Honestly

DaddyJapan:


Why would a banker leave Nigeria in the 80s, travel to the UK in search of greener pastures, and then end up at a Bible college?

What unresolved tension or underlying mental health condition was he masking at the time, by using religion to self-medicate?

I wish Mr Ibironke well as he journeys to find renewal of spirit. We all deserve second chances.

Pastoshizzy:
In a couple of years I see a whole lotta Nigerians returning like this man. Of course they would have a 'voodoo' story to tell for their failure..on both worlds.
People are still making it in Nigeria (big figures) the same way we have people that were sleeping in flats in Lagos but now sleep in parking lots in extremely cold climates (after japa-ing).

IbeOkehie:


Lots and lots of Nigerians returned to Nigeria with their families in the 1970's from USA, UK and I even know a couple of families that returned from the old Soviet Union.

What do you think was the predominant outcome for most of those families? Just so we don't go by what I say, you can consult the commentary of the late Prof Pius Adesanmi who died in the Ethiopian Airline crash. His father was one of such returnees.

Good Luck to Nigerians

IbeOkehie:


I think I know this doctor. I think one of his brothers was a doctor too. From Nkwerre, my hometown. His son from the Oyibo woman I think still lives in Nigeria, works in radio or tv.

Am I right? Maybe not, but the story is similar...oh you said the sons stayed in Germany. Never mind.

Good Luck to Nigerians.

Timetravel88:


This is why I said “in today’s western society”

The way the west is structured today isn’t the same as the 70s. Raising a family is getting harder every year and for those who do they can’t afford to save for a return ticket back home. Why do you think the birth rate in these countries are plummeting? They now resort to immigration to cushion the effect.

VULCAN:
Don't ruin the thread you begged then proceeded to stoop to his level.

Which means that you really are at that level but angry that he went there first.

Mtscheww