tensazangetsu20:
See how bad life is. Just because you hold a Nigerian passport

sunnymighty:


Try SA, atleast you already have the exposure and the travel experience.

Pemisire113:


Thank you sir

Mcslize:


These are some of the things I always cry out to A.K.A ogbonti about. But heck no, he will always turn a blind eye to all these things.

Imagine being a Nigerian makes one be at a disadvantage everywhere one goes to in the world. A lot of people suffer from all these things simply for being a Nigerian.

But we will never see ogbonti condemn the government for not being able to provide the enabling environment for the masses to flourish and prosper in. Hence, the massive exodus of the youths going out there to look for a saner clime where they can hone their various skills.

I will still say it again and again, ogbonti is such a wicked soul for not condemning the government and also going after those succeeding abroad, making mockery of how they went there to start wiping white people's buttocks. What a foolish imagination from the clown!

It is a big shame to have someone like ogbonti among sane humans with proper thinking mindset I must say.

mu2sa2:
Why the fixation with japa? You have N2m, how many Nigerians have even 100K to start a business in Nigeria? Btw, that's about 1200$ at current exchange rate. That's just pocket money in US, Canada or Europe. But in Nigeria with that money you can start a good business and watch your money grow. There are lots of Nigerians languishing abroad as a result of japa gone wrong - don't go and join them.

Gerrard59:


Nigerians' fixation with "start a business" even when the person is better off practicing the profession they studied in the university. So, tell us, Musa what kind of business an aspiring professional nurse should start with 100K?

Pemisire113:
Hey family, am glad to be here, am a 28 yrs old Nigerian lady with a great determination spirit. I couldn't attend a university to study a nursing degree which is my dream career but I attended a college of health with struggles due to financial incapability. I was raised by a mum who lost her husband at early stage. We are four am the third.

When I completed my secondary school i started working in a hospital as an hospital aid, I was able to raised some cash I proceeded to a college of health where i did a three years course and i graduated with flying colours.

I immediately moved to Lagos and start working in a hospital. I was able to raise some money that was in 2020. I did my pass port. I went online, I met some friends and i applied for a Dubai visa with the intention of getting there to do some care course, so I can work in care homes or hospital.

I got the visa. I traveled, i did the course i was able to get a caregiver job luckily for me with 2000 dhm salary. I was happy thinking my dream is gradually coming through i would able to save money, proceed with my nursing degree and take care of my mum, unfortunately for me, the issues of Nigerian cultists came up in UAE. They stopped all documentation for Nigerians, that was when the ban started. I waited a bit but nothing changed i had no choice than to come back to Nigeria in 2020. I quickly landed in Lagos and started applying to hospital all over again, i got a job again, salary was way below the offers i got in UAE, since then till now, i was able to raise 2M.

Now my people please advice me, which country can this amount take me to with flight tickets etc.

A country I can be able to work and may be further to earn a degree later.

Pls Advice me 🥺

Thank you sir /thank u ma

kingjoe:
please I also need your help to come to Germany.
I am looking at scholarship for my PhD or work visa . please assist I also have 2 million budget

JayTripz:
Omoooo

You try to save that much in this economy

I wish you well on your travel plans

There are cheaper countries like Romania, Malta, Ukraine... Their visa is easier than the likes of UK, US

Bdotnets:
If you can try Germany 🇩🇪, can help you

mu2sa2:
Why the fixation with japa? You have N2m, how many Nigerians have even 100K to start a business in Nigeria? Btw, that's about 1200$ at current exchange rate. That's just pocket money in US, Canada or Europe. But in Nigeria with that money you can start a good business and watch your money grow. There are lots of Nigerians languishing abroad as a result of japa gone wrong - don't go and join them.

Ayinke93:


This is the problem. You focus first on all the things that'll stop you 8 steps ahead instead of focusing on the problem right before you. Do you know how many steps she has to take on the Canadian PR journey before she gets to the plane ticket part? that should be the least of her worries. She should focus on getting the PR first.

Love800:
What kind of job are u doing in benin republic?

Ayinke93:
Prostitution

tensazangetsu20:


You wicked o

Ayinke93:


Guy! see me see question. To advice Nigerians na crime, they'll start sizing you up to know if they should listen to you. Na me Bleep up. I see say you sef don turn pablo escoba for Chile

tensazangetsu20:


Nigerians are a very demonic bunch of people. I don't even reply DMS again from nairaland. Very stupid bunch.

Ayinke93:
Prostitution

pansophist:


Did you asked me about him before?

mu2sa2:
Why the fixation with japa? You have N2m, how many Nigerians have even 100K to start a business in Nigeria? Btw, that's about 1200$ at current exchange rate. That's just pocket money in US, Canada or Europe. But in Nigeria with that money you can start a good business and watch your money grow. There are lots of Nigerians languishing abroad as a result of japa gone wrong - don't go and join them.

pansophist:


Meanwhile my student neighbor that doesn't even have a 1000 usd in his account told me he is traveling to Paris this weekend with his girlfriend.

No visa wahala, just cheap flight ticket and zoom off. He doesn't even have a passport, since you don't one to travel within the EU.

Small boy o, 23 years old. Inside Life.

ogbonti:




… and Ogbonti denied you visa to travel ? thunda faya ya mamaaaa tow tow 😂

gforce5:
When I was in uni in the UK, many European students would travel to their home countries every weekend. Especially Polish people. Those guys would travel to Poland every weekend and they don't have much in their account. In fact, many of these Eastern Europeans were collecting benefits in the UK and would spend their benefit allowance in their home countries . Labour Government was wild. How many upper middle class Nigerians can do that?

ANTIFA:
yes, you were quite harsh on him. Do you still theres no need for Biafra.

pansophist:

There is a need, but the road is a long one and requires strategy, organization, patience, and knowing how to sail depending on the direction of the wind.

Simon Ekpa staying in Finland and running a country from there just looks like child's play. You can't stay in Finland, a country that is a puppy of Western hegemony, to break Nigeria, a creation of Western imperialism.

This is just pure geopolitics. Nigeria hasn't broken simply because the political elites are in bed with the West, and they are their rentboys. Also, take a look at countries that declared independence unilaterally, and see their fate.

They suffered years of unrecognition, and the world was shut at them. Even countries with powerful backers like Russia.

Following established precedence, no country that has established a diplomatic relationship with Nigeria will recognize Biafra. A crucial component of diplomatic relationships between countries is territorial integrity, and if Biafra breaks without the go-ahead from Abuja, it would be a lone wolf, weak and dirt poor, with no international recognition.

The economic prosperity of China only took off when the US recognized it as a country after thirty years of its founding, and China is a continent, it's freaking huge. But Biafra? A tiny country that Niger state will be bigger than?

I understand that independence is good, we all want to be free, but the world does not operate on good and bad, but strength and weakness. If Biafra declares, then I can tell you for sure that Nigeria with the help of this western ally will crush it, just like before.

It would be Ukraine 2.0, and the genocide would be worse this time. Unless maybe Russia and China support, then they could be hope.

anonimi:


Why is this lame excuse about western hegemony and imperialism being responsible for our collective failure not applicable to Asian and Arab countries? Is there a fundamental difference between us blacks and other races that we have to deal with, if we are serious about making progress?

Did France not support Biafrans even though USSR failed to support them since they couldn’t pay the communists?

Moreover, what manner of hypocrisy sits in the liberal democracies of western countries and wishes for suffocating dictatorship

anonimi:


Why is this lame excuse about western hegemony and imperialism being responsible for our collective failure not applicable to Asian and Arab countries? Is there a fundamental difference between us blacks and other races that we have to deal with, if we are serious about making progress?

Did France not support Biafrans even though USSR failed to support them since they couldn’t pay the communists?

Moreover, what manner of hypocrisy sits in the liberal democracies of western countries and wishes for suffocating dictatorship

pansophist:


There is a need, but the road is a long one and requires strategy, organization, patience, and knowing how to sail depending on the direction of the wind.

Simon Ekpa staying in Finland and running a country from there just looks like child's play. You can't stay in Finland, a country that is a puppy of Western hegemony, to break Nigeria, a creation of Western imperialism.

This is just pure geopolitics. Nigeria hasn't broken simply because the political elites are in bed with the West, and they are their rentboys. Also, take a look at countries that declared independence unilaterally, and see their fate.

They suffered years of unrecognition, and the world was shut at them. Even countries with powerful backers like Russia.

Following established precedence, no country that has established a diplomatic relationship with Nigeria will recognize Biafra. A crucial component of diplomatic relationships between countries is territorial integrity, and if Biafra breaks without the go-ahead from Abuja, it would be a lone wolf, weak and dirt poor, with no international recognition.

The economic prosperity of China only took off when the US recognized it as a country after thirty years of its founding, and China is a continent, it's freaking huge. But Biafra? A tiny country that Niger state will be bigger than?

I understand that independence is good, we all want to be free, but the world does not operate on good and bad, but strength and weakness. If Biafra declares, then I can tell you for sure that Nigeria with the help of this western ally will crush it, just like before.

It would be Ukraine 2.0, and the genocide would be worse this time. Unless maybe Russia and China support, then they could be hope.

anonimi:


Why is this lame excuse about western hegemony and imperialism being responsible for our collective failure not applicable to Asian and Arab countries? Is there a fundamental difference between us blacks and other races that we have to deal with, if we are serious about making progress?

Did France not support Biafrans even though USSR failed to support them since they couldn’t pay the communists?

Moreover, what manner of hypocrisy sits in the liberal democracies of western countries and wishes for suffocating dictatorship