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Barbie514:
Fiji is not a place to hustle! I hear � Nigeria too is not a place to hustle. Living in ordinary Benin (Cotonou is far more better than Nigeria.

“Fiji of all places” so I should gamble with the money I don’t have to process USA, Canada, Aussie or Schengen visa so that I can wait till I have grey hair �‍� here in Nigeria ��... u do well! Thank you oh!

If you're opening a hotel or have a ton of money to invest, Fiji definitely works for you. But for regular people, Fiji just doesn't have the economy. Nigeria is honestly better. A guy selling tomatoes can do better for himself than the average Fijian. Most people there are trying to take advantage of what I believe to be a guaranteed visa to Australia or New Zealand. The rest are working in hotels, or living off the land. Their high gdp is misleading. It appears the tourism dollars (which they rely heavily on) go mostly to foreigners and corrupt politicians.

Consider this:

FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT POVERTY IN FIJI

Fiji is a widely visited holiday destination. The country is well-known for being home to some of the happiest people on earth. However, for decades Fiji has been suffering from the issue of growing poverty and inequality. Here are five facts about poverty in Fiji.

1. Since the first military coup in 1987, poverty in Fiji has continued to increase. The coup resulted in political instability leading to a decline in economic performance and a growing issue of poverty.

2. In Fiji, 45% of the population lives below the national poverty line, more than 250,000 individuals. According to economic surveys over 50% of the population lives on less than FJD$ 25 a week and cannot meet their basic needs. The increase over time is apparent — in 1977, 15% of the population were living below the poverty rate, in 1991 this increased to 25.2% and in 2003 to about 34.4%. Professor Biman Prasad argues that the incidence of poverty is now more than 45% and approaching 50%.

3. Households with education below the secondary level are at greater risk of poverty. A significant percentage of individuals in Fiji do not attend secondary school due to a lack of income. According to Save the Children Fund Fiji of 1998, 65% of school dropouts are directly linked to poverty. The cost of transportation and school fees force many families to stop sending their kids to school. Additionally, many of the schools are in poor conditions in need of basic materials. Nonetheless, in 2014 the government announced universal free access to primary and secondary education for all children, hoping to lower the rate of school dropouts.

4. According to the latest estimates, more than 140,000 individuals live in over 200 informal settlements. More than 13,000 of these native land leases will expire between 1997 and 2028, meaning that if they are not renewed, at least five households are displaced for every expired lease.

5. The income gap between the rich and the poor is very wide and continues to increase. Fiji’s traditional tribal structure is still preserved meaning the land is controlled by tribal chiefs who acquire most of the economic benefit. To make matters worse, Fiji is in the midst of a trade deal that economists predict will increase the poverty rate and inequality gap. The Pacific Plan, together with the Pacific Island Countries Trade Agreement (PICTA) and the Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations (PACER) trade agreements partnered and tied with a regional economic zone.

Despite the apparent rate of poverty in Fiji, many politicians and diplomats in Fiji deny the problem and downplay its importance.

– Marcelo Guadiana

An underlying concern is that tourism policy in Fiji encourages development of large, foreign-owned resorts, while indigenous businesses often do not receive the support they require to be successful in the long term. Thus, indigenous Fijian participation in the tourism sector is predominantly as employees or as recipients of lease monies, and rarely as those directly involved in tourism planning and development, therefore limiting the pro-poor potential of the sector in Fiji.

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/09669582.2011.629049?src=recsys&journalCode=rsus20#_i5

Clown sh**. Support African leagues. There's no excuse.

Hopefully, people get the message and stop going to any part of Asia except New Zealand and Australia.

You do not want to go to China.

https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/05/05/china-covid-19-discrimination-against-africans#

Landlords then evicted African residents, forcing many to sleep on the street, and hotels, shops, and restaurants refused African customers. Other foreign groups have generally not been subjected to similar treatment.

“Chinese authorities claim ‘zero tolerance’ for discrimination, but what they are doing to Africans in Guangzhou is a textbook case of just that,” said Yaqiu Wang, China researcher at Human Rights Watch. “Beijing should immediately investigate and hold accountable all officials and others responsible for discriminatory treatment.”

On April 12, Guangdong authorities announced that all foreigners in the province must accept “Covid-19 prevention and containment measures” including “testing, sampling and quarantine.” In practice, the authorities just targeted Africans for forced testing and quarantine. They visited homes of African residents, testing them on the spot or instructing them to take a test at a hospital. Some were ordered to self-isolate at home with surveillance cameras or alarms installed outside of their apartments.

There was no evident scientific basis for the policy. Most imported cases of Covid-19 to the province were Chinese nationals returning from abroad. Many Africans had already tested negative for coronavirus, had no recent travel history, or had not been in contact with known Covid-19 patients.

And that's the least of what they do to African people.

They murder their own people or ship them to gulags with no hesitation, so why would you want to be there?

Interesting. Rwanda's looking like North Korea.

There's no reason to visit Cambodia or live there.

You're playing with your life and safety.

You should travel.

In Africa and the Caribbean. Explore the beauty and rich history of these regions while connecting with people who look like you instead of giving money to ugly degenerates for their boring countries and garbage cultures/history.

More fiji pics:

https://agora-parl.org/sites/default/files/styles/news_image_article/public/fiji-women1.jpg

https://www.dfat.gov.au/sites/default/files/fiji-case-study-slide_eab63dac-19cc-3099-9de0-d91e250c1f19.jpg

https://www.rnz.co.nz/assets/news/200708/four_col_LENORA_QEREQERETABUA.jpg

They love their afros. More pics here: https://m.facebook.com/Fijianbuiniga/photos/?tab=album&album_id=377893715725647&mt_nav=1&ref=page_internal

Fiji is not a place to go and hustle.

It's a beautiful place though. And I'm sure it would be nice to visit.

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/63/c9/67/63c967e759fd148180658679a2e5cd9e.jpg
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/e4/fd/9f/e4fd9f79bbd519fea796ce76004ed16a.jpg
https://www.fijiresort.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Learn-all-about-Fijis-rich-culture_736_6058288_0_14113099_1000-1000x500.jpg
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/0d/5f/27/0d5f27f8e1a8f3519cf9e1437c3e7b1b.jpg

elmoduddah:
I really wish to go this route with my family and I’ve been reading threads here but completely lost. I’m sure we can raise the funds but I don’t know if we qualify. I don’t know where to start from

There's really good threads on it. Canada's website is also excellent. Go back and take some time to carefully review.

You can also email immigration and provincial resources about these details, but please don't do so unless you've thoroughly reviewed other resources.

Any place with a "stan" at the end of it is nowhere you want to be.

Ayodele1959:
It's look nice thou. Baba abeg is it true Chinese government ban immigrants from Nigeria and other non Chinese from naija? I'll looking forward to know the guinuity of this information thanks

lol You're not missing out on anything. Unless you like getting sick.

For Op:

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/22/7f/d6/227fd6c468f7f5e28e505597f00f2d50.jpg

Gerrard59:
So why have you not relocated to the same Nigeria? Don't you like money? Don't you want to be placed side by side with Dangote and Co? Huh?

It's a suggestion, bro. Don't get all emotional. It's not that deep. lol

Sundzr4e:
It seems like to some people it is okay to travel to a third world country (like Trinidad) so long as it isn't an African country.

1. Trinidad is a predominantly black country.
2.
Mozambique GDP - 14B
Trinidad GDP - 23B
3. Mozambique population - 29M
Trinidad population - 1.3M

They don't want to be bombarded with requests for financial help by family and "long lost" family.

collinsuchendu:
Honestly speaking, I need the brutal weather in my life sir.

lol Really?

No. Find a Nigerian grocery store and restaurant.

lol Live your truth, my guy. Find a sexy felon and live out your dreams.

Actual mugshots:
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/41/d5/d0/41d5d0d2727f5222f558b66c16da076e.jpg

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/cb/69/23/cb692371e8744954676b878c0f6fe495.jpg

Smh Man. That's crazy. This man has been through so much.

1. lol Now, she knows she doesn't want a oyinbo.
2. Oyinbos don't know what to do with that.
3. Why go straight to oyinbos? That's how you know she's just talking.
4. She's only saying this today. By next week,

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simplepee:
Enjoy your social media marriage.

lol

This might work...idk

Revenge later.

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J/K

How about another option? Go abroad and set up a nice life for yourself back home. Let's be honest. No one really wants to leave. Even those comfortable abroad always think about home.

Use that foreign money to set a bunch of businesses up. Build a home. Save a bit. Maybe get some investment real estate abroad. Then go home and live like a king. Early retirement basically. You can spend the rest of your days starting more businesses or acquiring more investment real estate.

https://invoice.ng/blog/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/richest-man-and-woman-in-nigeria.jpg

If he truly couldn't afford it, she's wrong. But if he could, or hustle or borrow for it, he doesn't really love her. It's not about the dress, it's about what it means. It's a statement about your love.

It's like
[img]https://media1./images/16d234383372b329171ffca223c24118/tenor.gif[/img]

They're both likely to have multiples. I hope they have healthy quadruplets.

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https://img1.ak.crunchyroll.com/i/spire4/5ff1ac8a2f5ed25899ed44a3a93715e11497377544_full.jpg

Boring.

Visit Fogo island in Cape Verde.

Also, some of these trolls are paid by crackers to post racist material here. Some people have no dignity and will do anything for a dollar.