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It's not "white." It's albino, which is a genetic defect.

Her online business selling herbal cures loading...

No, but I'm not mad if she's actually doing this for real.

Does he really want to be seen in a place where gay men are known to go and sell their yansh?

There's only 2M people in Botswana (and Namibia) and almost 200M in Nigeria. They take in a fraction of what Nigeria does (diamonds vs. oil), but there's fewer people to share it. It's like comparing Caribbean nations to Nigeria.

I also don't know why people keep comparing places that benefitted from tons of money (stolen), free and dirt cheap labor over hundreds of years, and strong protection from foreign meddling (e.g., Europe and Asia) to only a few decades of real control (and tons of foreign manipulation as well as sabotage) after much longer oppression.

Aerial shots are nice, but coastal and neighborhood shots are more interesting to me. Coastline is just beautiful, and vibrant, active areas are cool.

Red pill is nonsense created by disturbed white males. It's not worth our attention.

Drink less caffeinated beverages.

Op, you sound like a really unhappy person. Maybe you should figure out why that is instead of worrying about others.

YourGrandfather:
Thank You

Asia is not the answer.

You and your friend need to stop scamming.

Where's the video?

Congo video mix


Really good.

Xeeex:
Stop talking plenty things. You said a foreigner can come with nothing and make money in Nigeria. Show me an example.

You will just be talking plenty things without making sense

I'm talking about a foreigner that doesn't have anything and you are mentioning business man lol

You need to think before you talk. Let's say the laws you talk of are true. I want to order for a machinery from US that costs about $100k. I have to have about 50 million naira, our currency is losing value daily but yay we have good laws

Anyway, show me a foreigner that came to Nigeria with nothing and succeeded

You're trolling.

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Growing green onions vertically in a bottle:

https://i.pinimg.com/600x315/62/5d/b8/625db8e277aae25b50f1c368378357ad.jpg

https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/vegetables/onion/growing-onions-vertically.htm

https://thegardeningcook.com/growing-onions-indoors/

White onions:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4wNpwPQRa8

You can raise chickens in an apartment.

You can also raise quails.

https://gentlemanpirateclub.com/5-things-you-need-to-know-about-raising-quails-in-your-apartment-or-home/

He is living well.

The shorts: That's what's in style, and women like it for obvious reasons.

The leggings: NO, bruh. Just stop.

They forgot other people were in the room.

Yeah, you can have some fun in that water.

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Who besides a oyinbo is shocked by this?

Xeeex:
Show me a foreigner that came to Nigeria with nothing and became rich. Show me a single one. The foreigners that come to Nigeria are those that have money so they can easily exploit the system by underpaying Nigerian workers and bribing their way to more money.

Foreigners who make money in Nigeria are either exploiting the corrupt system or prostitutes.

The founder of zoom went to US with nothing, now he is a billionaire.

Show me a single foreigner that came to Nigeria with nothing and is now making it

show me

If you're going to respond, at least read what I wrote, bro. You're proving my point. People can be successful in Nigeria. All hope isn't lost. The same way a foreigner can get rich in Nigeria is the same way a Nigerian can. Go abroad and raise money, pool money through friends/investors/family/church, do crowdfunding, use a NGO, find a government grant, or marry a foreigner.

I didn't even mention the guys in Nigeria from the slums who have become millionaires.

One major advantage for a businessman in Nigeria is the fact that the government isn't going out of its way to stop the small businessman. The "hustling" you can do in Nigeria would be blocked by any number of laws elsewhere, or you would struggle to earn because of compliance expenses and taxes.

I'm not saying it's easy, but let's not exaggerate.

Much success to you and yours, my dude.

Have they "discovered" all the her0in Chinese bring into their country and move around north America?

Every day, foreigners go to Nigeria and get rich. Many people in Nigeria consider whether to go abroad because they're not forced by circumstance. Many study and work abroad, and return by choice. Many come back expecting they'll be forced to leave by options, but find they have a good life. Everyone's experience isn't the same, and everyone doesn't have the same perspective or options.

It seems like people with regrets shout the loudest. People with low standards like to jump up and down too. It's like they're trying to convince themselves that they're living better than they are. If you made it, instead of kicking dirt on your home, why not help improve it? Be like the people abroad who set up businesses back home, invest in real estate, build schools, build clinics, and build churches. Stop complaining about crooked politicians because guess what? They're crooked everywhere. Just get on with life. Make things happen and take care of family. You're not helping to fix anything by spouting all this negativity. Try actually doing something. Build, invest, or get involved in politics.

And another problem with all this "rah rah rah" is that you're damaging Nigeria's image. You want things to improve, but you're trying to convince everyone that it's the middle east. Who is going to invest, join the fight, or come home with all this nonsense you're talking?

FloxySmart:
‘Some women think low of themselves’

Some people just can't accept that polygamy works for some people. But they accept high divorce rates, cheating, baby mamas, and the fact that there's more women than men.

Polygamy is fine with consenting, mature, loving adults. We've had co-wives a lot longer than monogamy.

Onion powder, my people. Onion powder.

The opportunity to go to Canada may not be there in the future. You can establish a successful business (or several) in Nigeria pretty much any time in the future, especially with the strength of the Canadian dollar.

I say do both. Doesn't hurt to be financially secure in two countries. Get a boat and beach house. Do it big. You'll be like this with wifey when you vacay back home:

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/21/03/2c/21032c59a57084eaf19c73d88738ed29.jpg

Canada. Enjoy the poutine.

Indonesia is a toilet.

Who even wants to visit their toilet/gulag?