surgical:
Because APC is in power
APC has no clue about government, they are dream killers and poverty distributors
This claim can not be disputed, check the records from 2015 to date,and there is no end in sight ,unfortunately the people have been hypnotised

Calitoscassius:
He mentioned UK, America and Australia and you are comparing these countries to Libya and Lebanon, it makes no sense! Does it?

SeaTrade:
I found out that people are doing this not for any other reason but simply because others are doing it.
I'd elaborate,
So my date recently start to dey tell me make we japa,
Why?
Because her brother abroad simply told her there's a lot of money where he is.
She want abandon all she's worked for here,a job that pays N20m PA and carry all her savings invest in wild goose chase and is seriously lobbying me to go with her.
Omo I first dey reason am ooo,but with all what we're doing?No abeg.
As I tell her say I no follow,the moral she had Don die finish and she just dey hang face for me
Make I leave all my work go enter school dey do odd job,hoping for a miracle.
Now imagine if I'm not a logical person that also believe in that their thing?
I Don join the stats be that na.
90% of all japarians combined will end up in warehouses and their biggest prospects na registered nurse,wetin be that?Na so good life and future for my unborn kids dey be?
Foolish people

Quintessence44:


THIS IS ABSOLUTE TRASH AND LIES.

When you calculate the bills a maid or cleaner has to pay, her salary is a pittance, and barely enough to eat. She can barely pay to live in a small room. Forget flat or apartment.

These are the sort of lies that have led to Nigerians working as slaves in Libya and Lebanon, leading them to go on Youtube to appeal to Nigerian government to rescue them.

aderadio1:
Because of crude oil.

Sirianese:


How will Awusa or Yarüba be able to steal Ijaw oil money or Igbo gas money if you have different countries? They know it will not be possible na

It's because of oil & gas, that is why they refuse to operate as a true federation. If not for oyel money you think Tinubu with his leg like grasshopper or Buhari with neck like red awusa goat can be flying all over the world with different different private jet?

Buhari find oil tire for north na, the useless man even lie say dem don discover the oil but everybody knows say nothing dey there

sirray001:
The problem with Nigeria is just a leadership problem. If we have good leadership, people will be ok irrespective of where you come from.

kingjoe:
I was specific in the countries Nigerians should travel to.and live a better life .
Stop discouraging people from attaining better life.nigeria limits you.

Yes a cleaner in America may not have a big apartment but has constant light.
A doctor lives in a flat without little or no light.except he provides for himself.
You use bad roads that give you discomfort even in your SUV.is that life

Now compare a doctor in uk to a doctor in nigeria.are they not world apart.
A doctor in Nigeria federal hospital earns about 800thousand naira.a consultant.
Whereas a doctor in America earns 20000 dollars minimum.
That is about 20 million and you are telling them not to travel.
Does it make sense.

ezegenigbonine:
JAMB QUESTION

Only survey and task from my phone gives me 40 dollars here in UK a week, 160 dollars a month which is even bigger than what I was earning in Nigeria, not to talk of salary from work. My brother Naija na scam

MT:


Good things will come out of Nigeria, sadly you will not taste the goodness of the land.

SoNature:
The biggest problem of Nigeria is that the leaders don't even believe in the country.

KingOfAmebo:
Here's a trending article I read on the world's most popular forum Quora.

"Opportunities once flowed in Nigeria as abundantly as the Niger River, but that narrative has long changed.

Nigerians, known to be resourceful, educated, and fueled by ambition are leaving the shores of their motherland in droves, not in a casual drift but in a frantic exodus.

They're running from a crucible of crises that boils and overflows, leaving a residue of despair with no extinguisher in sight.

A country of numerous resources has become a labyrinth of misfortunes. Governed by the worst of leaders who have weaponized poverty for their selfish interest—that is, when patriotic Nigerians rise to question, and fight, the government, their opponent would be fellow poor Nigerians, fighting tooth and nail for the same politicians who have kept them so.

Nigerians find themselves locked in an ever-intensifying cycle of multi-dimensional problems. From economic chaos to sometimes, unbearable insecurity, the nation's woes accumulate like sediment, each layer more crippling than the last.

The government that the masses put their hopes on as custodian of public interest, has turned the country into a family enterprise, brokering ill-advised deals that mortgage the country’s future. Deals that have dwindled the Naira's value like melting ice.

Petrol prices have soared skyward to three times what they were just months ago, pulling along dreams and ambitions into fury flames.

And yet, our leaders plead for patience in a land where patience has bled dry. With this reality, the rich find their escape routes, seeking refuge in developed countries that offer a semblance of stability, leaving behind poor Nigerians tethered by financial constraints.

The only thing that seems permanent in Nigeria has become the disheartening truth that our yesteryears often outshine our tomorrows. This mass migration of Nigerians isn’t just alarming but frightening—a "brain drain" as it's called, because it's the middle class and skilled Nigerians who are leaving the country in droves.

Those who can no longer wait for the dawn are chasing the sun elsewhere, hoping to find what has become elusive at home— a life of value, a life worth living.

Nigeria has, year after year performed below expectations and for every emigrant, the implication is clear: faith in the motherland has eroded, leaving behind only the skeletal remains of what was once a thriving belief in a shared future that Nigerians can unite and make something out of themselves for the good of everyone who calls Nigeria home."

Cc: Victor Dirikebamor

https://www.quora.com/Why-are-Nigerians-fleeing-Nigeria/answer/Victor-Dirikebamor?ch=15&oid=1477743690646613&share=43e687aa&srid=nIcOD&target_type=answer

Quintessence44:


The point is that Nigerians after hearing his brand of LIES, set off for Europe via Saharan routes and end up as slaves in Libya etc, sucking Arab nuts.

Ireportlive:

Funny enough, Nigerians rate of Migration is not as high as Indian, Chinese, Pakistani, Lebanese, Bangladesh, Mexican , Philippines even Egypt and Ethiopia migrate

Nigeria are just excessively loud about our migration

Most of Mexican and Philippines Foreign exchange comes from diaspora

Rockefeller are Irish
Donald Trump's family are from Germany
Italians family dominate NewYork
.

PDJT:
-Nigeria is a fake country and nothing good will ever come out of it. Some people in Nigeria may be decent but Nigeria? Na.

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-Nigerians problems can only get worse, until they tell themselves the truth; the British experiment is NOT working. Until then, let the delusion continue.

seguno2:


Rockefellers, Trumps and Italian New Yorkers built America.
Are Nigerian migrants building Britain and America to the point of OWNING the countries

Quintessence44:


Nigerians have no choice but to IGNORE Igbos.

How do you deal with narcissists?

By ignoring them and avoiding them.

Simple.

They can shout and abuse Nigeria all day online, we don’t care.

MT:


Good things will come out of Nigeria, sadly you will not taste the goodness of the land.

Ireportlive:
Nigerians own 3 airport in uk

AderonkeOlaniyi:
See pure rubbish wey person type

MT:
Good things will come out of Nigeria, sadly you will not taste the goodness of the land.

drsmut:



Nothing good will ever come from your household. Keep it at that. Dont say nothing good will ever come out of Nigeria

MT:


Good things will come out of Nigeria, sadly you will not taste the goodness of the land.

PDJT:


-Mtchew!

Thinktwicemybro:

Since you were born, what good have come out of Nigeria? Keep hoping on a hoe.

emmaodet:


If you are struggling to make ends meet in the present day Nigeria, I doubt you will do any better with a smaller country.
If no custom and immigration embargos at border, cheap national calls to Lagos or Calabar instead of being expensive international call, if searching for jobs in a bigger country with Kano, Lagos, PH etc is not favouring you, if movement of cheaper foods without borders from north to South vice versa is hard for you, I doubt a smaller version of the country will be for you.
A man that is finding it hard to make head way in current Germany with opportunities of been in European union/shenghen will hardly make it in an isolated Germany with borders and embargos from the other 28 euro countries

Tzar:
Nigeria is not the problem. Even if Nigerians splits into 10 different countries, the problems will persist.
Nigeria is like it is because Nigerians are ungodly, hypocritical, lazy, immoral, selfish and wicked people who refuse to acknowledge that they are individually and collectively the problem with Nigeria. They prefer to point their soiled fingers at others but themselves.
Nigerians only show different /good characters abroad because the owners of those countries will immediately and severely punish them if caught. That is why when people who live abroad come back home they return to their evil nature.

Quintessence44:


Go to blazes.

Frustrated idiot.

Igbo devils typing rubbish here as usual.

If Nigeria breaks up will your 30 million Igbos return to the East finally?

Why don’t they return home now, since “Nigeria is not working, and can never work”?

What are 15 million Igbos doing in the north and 12 million in the west?

Fcking parasites leeching on the same country they claim is not working.

Go to the East and make your region “work” instead of being hateful parasites and drug traffickers always insulting the country online.

Stupid outcasts.