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Kapeter:
bot?

kini

Pls where is western Nigeria ,hope its yoruba cause i love my ?

79733139:
No it won't! Just say Australia is a good country to work, live and raise a family. There is no point bashing USA. The Americans are not your problem.

why shouldn't i ,had it been an American that bash Nigeria u will say the opposite , i can bash them cause they also base my country eye for an eye

Usa is just like Nigeria a ticking bomb that is gonna explode sooner or later

HorlarJP:
Man from the beginning of this post we already said Nigeria is way more finer and civilized than Ghana but damn Ghana is 500 percent better than Nigeria
What else do you need in a country than Good roads, stable electricity, no pressure to be rich unlike Nigeria where young peeps keep committing suicide because the pressure are so much high , I have spent my lifetime in Nigeria and only spent 11 days now in Ghana and i am convinced it’s better than Nigeria so far and while you who prolly haven’t even gone to 10 states in Nigeria tankless of traveling out of your comfort zone keep yarning that it’s better than Ghana because someone posted a picture ... No wonder Doctors are now on strike while Buhari flew abroad for his medical treatment... A very stable light and i can’t even see Nepa Bill ( asked someone and they said they use a meter or something) or Nepa going up and down at least i arrived month ending(April 23) if it was in Nigeria na that same day I go see Nepa with 100k + Bill while person no get light reach 10 days out of 30 days in a month! Omo no Generator sound, no stupid horns everywhere on the road .

Well keep being Patriotic, I was once being like that until they killed my fellow citizens at Lekki Toll Gate.

It’s well

even wicked sef dey Ghana since all this ,buy mansion for there enjoy safe life and all the basic amenities in Ghana that is luxury in Nigeria

Nicoswit:
Since ur reason for relocation is quality education and peaceful environment for ur family...there are african countries that will surely give you that...you don't have to go through rigorous process of white countries...by the way ur kids will experience racism in school

racism is real and getting worse will sooner expand to a full scale crackdown activity

White people are planning a huge crackdown on black and it will happen at once with many racial militant springing up every where in Europe and gaining supporter and vote in election the future is not bright ,use our fellow black sa as example how they chase us talk to less of far right militant

Cousin9999:
Murder trial with racist overtones opens in Denmark
https://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/murder-trial-racist-overtones-opens-denmark-74457261


https://www.scandinaviastandard.com/what-is-hygge-racism-how-did-it-become-so-pervasive-in-danish-culture/


https://www.aa.com.tr/en/europe/there-is-racism-in-denmark-lawmaker/1886387

anti immigrant ,nationalist and far right group are rising in Europe the next 5 years no by prophecy but told by my finish friend Europe will be like hell for black ,many we japa

Prodigee:
You were making sense untill you called USA a shithole! Like seriously?

i know Nigeria is not a country but battle field and mini hell but usa is not what it meant to be ,more 20 million usa live outside the country and more than 7 million denounce their citizen go to quora

Limassol:
Dude am also a young man looking for a way outta this shit hole.
If I be Dangote pikin I for waya you like 5 m but omo country hard o.
God help us!

thanks bro may god help both of us before naija collapse

Limassol:
Baba Nigeria don cast, and to think Nigerians are firmly sticking to that old line of "e go better"

bro pls if you can assist me i also wanna leave pls am 19 and still strong to work though i have plan and skill which am working on but scared it might get late pls help in anyway u can

Cousin9999:
African black experience with racism:


https://theconversation.com/growing-up-african-in-australia-racism-resilience-and-the-right-to-belong-113121

Aboriginal black experience with racism:

Indigenous deaths in custody: Why Australians are seizing on US protests
https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/world-australia-52900929

Australia still turns a blind eye to Aboriginal people dying in police custody
https://amp.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/jun/02/australia-still-turns-a-blind-eye-to-aboriginal-people-dying-in-police-custody

Mass protests after police shoot and kill Aboriginal teenager in remote Australian town
https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2019/11/15/walk-n15.html

Aboriginal Deaths in Police Custody Are Fueling an Australian Black Lives Matter Movement
https://jacobinmag.com/2020/06/australia-police-black-lives-matter-nsw-northern-territory

In case you question the race of aboriginal people:
https://i.pinimg.com/474x/82/14/3d/82143d71c4b6d6d1212112d3f67e6e20.jpg

thanks for letting me know that is y i don't want to live in a white man land if there is any developed black country i will move asap

Cousin9999:
It's objectively better, but I can't imagine a black person preferring Australia to the US. Maybe when there's more black people there it will be different (currently less than 500K [not incl. aboriginal black people]).

Those of you who go, have lots of kids.

racism is not as high as in the usa and UK,and have u ever heard a black guy killed cause of racism

Limassol:
And this is highly debateable...

Can you prove its better than Norway, Switzerland and the likes?

And to think you laballed US a shit hole
Am not sure if I should take you seriously.

out of ! Australia city are among the most livable city for 4 years in a row,secondly weather in those country are harsh and depressing and las las Aussie dey always blow my mind

Nigeria might be better than Ghana in many aspect but in human development index Ghana surpass Nigeriawhich include safety,electricity and all basic amenities which Nigeria can't live with ,when do you see Ghana protest against bad government or police or there president go to UK for Medicare ,Nigeria os all about mediocrity which is not suppose to be from water scarcity to fuel scarcity despite 80% coastline and huge gdp with massive oil 80% still live in extreme poverty

DubaiLandLord:
Which scotland are you talking about? Seems you're drunk.

shebi na ona dey believe anything wey oyinbo say,so believe this one too

7. Jan 1993 - Czech republic and Slovakia

Cybercop2002:
6.April 1993 - Eritrea

The United Nations established Eritrea as an
autonomous region within the Ethiopian
federation in 1952. However, when Ethiopia,
under emperor Haile Selassie, annexed the
region in 1962, it sparked a civil war that
lasted 30 years. In 1991, the Eritrean
People's Liberation Front (EPLF) ousted the
Ethiopian forces, and on April 27, 1993, the
country declared independence after a
referendum.
Since independence, there have been a
number of disputes with Ethiopia, including
a border war in 1998 that lasted more than
two years. In that time, the country has been
ruled by one president, Isaias Afwerki, who
has been widely criticized for repressive
government tactics, earning the country the
nickname " The North Korea of Africa."

6.April 1993 - Eritrea

Cybercop2002:
3.October 1994 - Palau

Palau, geographically part of the larger
Micronesia island group in the western
Pacific Ocean, is the least populated country
on this list, with a little over 21,000 people
living on around 250 islands. It became
independent on Oct. 1, 1994, 15 years after
it had decided against becoming part
of Micronesia due to cultural and linguistic
differences.
The islands that make up Palau had passed
through various colonial hands over the
years, before coming under the United
Nations Trust Territory of the Pacific,
administered by the United States,
after World War II. It's relationship with the
United States remains a Compact of Free
Association, which means the United States
offers financial aid and retains military
authority. In 2009, the country agreed to
accept 6 Uighur detainees
from Guantanamo Bay, sparking
controversy. The country is one of the
wealthiest Pacific Island states, and is
known for its tourism industry.

3.October 1994 - Palau

Cybercop2002:
4. May - 2002 east timor

East Timor, now also known as Timor-
Leste, achieved independence on May 20,
2002, but the country had effectively voted
for independence years before, when a
referendum delivered a clear vote that
clearly rejected the proposed "special
autonomy" within Indonesia. After that
referendum, there was brutal violence in the
region with pro-Indonesian militias
attacking citizens, and a special U.N. force
had to be deployed to the country.
The country had already suffered. According
to a U.N. report from 2006, Indonesia may
have directly or indirectly killed as many as
180,000 people in East Timor after they
invaded the country when its colonial
ruler, Portugal, left in 1975. The situation in
East Timor had made headlines around the
world since 1991, when at least 250 pro-
independence demonstrators were shot
dead.
After independence, some troubles have
remained: In 2006, the U.N. had to redeploy
troops after fighting resumed. However, the
country has enjoyed profits from its large oil
reserves, and enjoyed some substantial
growth: The World Bank says that the "social
and economic development in Timor-Leste
can be seen as remarkable."

4. May - 2002 east timor

Cybercop2002:
3.June 2006 - Montenegro - Serbia

The single nation of Serbia and Montenegro,
formed after the collapse of Yugoslavia in
1991, changed into the State Union of
Serbia and Montenegro in 2003, and finally
into the two separate states of Serbia and
Montenegro in 2006.
It was Montenegro that ultimately ended the
relationship, with a referendum on May 21,
2006, that found just over 55 percent
wanted to end its ties with Serbia. On June
3, Montenegro declared independence. A
few days later, Serbia followed suit.
Since independence, Montenegro has
applied for E.U. membership, joined the
World Trade Organization, and rehabilitated
its long-exiled monarchy. Generally, it's
economic record since independence has
been viewed positively.
Of course, Montenegro's independence
ultimately left Serbia effectively a "new" state
too, though it was the legal successor to the
union. Since 2006, the country has generally
pursued pro-European policies, and it is on
track to membership of the European Union
(though Kosovo's independence remains an
issue). Under President Tomislav Nikolic,
elected two years ago, the country has tried
to balance a future in Europe with a
partnership with its traditional ally, Russia.

3.June 2006 - Montenegro - Serbia

Cybercop2002:
February 2008 - kosovo

Kosovo declared independence from Serbia
on Feb. 17, 2008. The country had been
administered by the United Nations since
1999, when NATO bombed Serbia and
forced then-President Slobodan Milosevic to
withdraw his troops from the ethnically
divided province.
Kosovo's independence was opposed by
Russia, which warned of other breakaway
movements ( worth remembering during the
Crimea crisis) and Serbia, which had
expressed fears for the ethnic Serbs who
live there. While a small majority of U.N.
member states recognize Kosovo, the
country has not applied for U.N.
membership out of concern.
Kosovo's post-independence statehood has
not been free of problems: Ethnic tension
and organized crime remain, and the
country's economy is
clearly underdeveloped (the official
unemployment rate last year was 45
percent).

Cybercop2002:
1.2011 - south Sudan

2. February 2008 - kosovo

Cybercop2002:
1.2011 - south Sudan

July 2011 – South Sudan
South Sudan declared independence from
Sudan on July 9, 2011, after a bloody civil
war with the ethnically Arab north that had
lasted decades. Almost 99 percent of voters
had voted for independence in a
referendum, and the new country was
swiftly recognized by the international
community. The United States played a key
role in the South Sudan's journey to
statehood.
However, since independence the country
has faced a number of problems, most of
which can be traced back to two big factors:
1) South Sudan's high poverty rate, 2) the
ethnically diverse political movements in the
country that now lack a common enemy.
Add to that large and largely untapped
natural resources, and you have a young
country that has been beset by political
infighting in the past few years.
Right now, South Sudan is nine months into
a civil war that has displaced a million of its
11 million people, and facing a famine that
could see 50,000 children die before the
end of the year.

1.2011 - south Sudan

This week, Scottish voters go to the polls to make a big decision: Should they stay a part of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland, or become an independent sovereign state? It's an enormous decision, and the debate over what exactly will happen to Scotland if it does go independent is still waging. One thing is certain, however: if the "yes" vote wins, Scotland will become the newest independent state in the world, pushing South Sudan to Number 2 and Kosovo to Number 3. Support our journalism. Subscribe today. Will Scotland follow the same fate as any of the other young nations in the world? Perhaps, but probably not. A glance down the list of the nine newest sovereign states below reveals that each situation is unique: It's hard to fully equate Scotland's situation with that of Slovakia, let alone with East Timor. Even so, a glance back at history does show that the world's borders are changing more than we might appreciate: And the changes can sometimes take some time to settle.

Australia is arguably the best country in the world and 50 percent better than shithole usa