Politics › Re: Stop Borrowing Or Nigeria Will Sink – Primate Ayodele Cautions Tinubu by Flets: 5:43am On May 02 |
In many years to come, it will be proven through scientific studies why Tinubu is the worst thing to happen to the entity called Nigeria
From entrenching god father politics To scheming a performing govt out of power For being the main sponsor of tribal politics in the history of Nigeria’s democracy For ushering the demonic Buhari regime only to clear a path for himself For wrecking whatever was left of Nigeria’s economy and security For indebting Nigeria for the next 10 generations at a time he had barely a decade to live
If God had Nigeria in plan, Tinubu should never have surfaced on the scene |
Politics › Re: Debt Pressure Mounts As FG Borrows N8.1trn In 2026 Already by Flets: 9:00pm On Apr 14 |
The economy is in a terrible mess but APC is doing a lot to cover it up
If God had plans for Nigeria, Tinubu would never have been president |
Business › Re: ExxonMobil Briefs NUPRC On $8 Billion Owowo, $16 Billion Bosi Projects by Flets: 7:04pm On Apr 10 |
Wake me when they commission the projects Bosi and Owowo field developments have been recycled for over 15yrs …// yet no action. Once they get close to FID, the concept is changed…. No be today https://spilpunt..com/2007/12/oil-and-natural-gas-in-nigeria.html?m=1In 2007, the publication read “ In June 2008, ExxonMobil plans to bring online its Bosi field (110,000 bbl/d) located offshore of the western delta.” |
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Only Reason They Are Alive Is To Negotiate - Donald Trump by Flets: 6:53pm On Apr 10 |
But one thing is clear,
The free world will never allow a strait of Hormuz controlled by Iran. That will be a terrible condition precedent for international water ways
Actually their cards are very limited. They can’t negotiate realistically from a position of global hostage.
Trump can significantly escalate to a point of severe pain…. They will fight back but will still buckle in the near term |
Politics › Re: "Atiku Will Return To Dubai" – Sowore On Not Joining Opposition Leaders’ Protest by Flets: 11:38am On Apr 09 |
This one na Tinubu boy playing under facade |
Foreign Affairs › Re: China, Russia Veto UN Resolution On Strait Of Hormuz (See Result) by Flets: 7:58pm On Apr 07 |
Trump will now understand the needs for allies
When he was busy tariffing everyone, distancing neighbors and allies…:: US is terribly exposed without her allies and their founding fathers knew this.
He can call the bluff of the UN if he had the allies on his side |
Politics › Re: INEC Received Notification Of Nafiu Bala's Resignation - ADC Vanguard by Flets: 10:52am On Apr 02 |
To anybody that cares to know
This FG aims at wrecking the nascent Nigerian democracy
Unfortunately these are the evidence ADC need to make global noise for Trump’s attention |
Politics › Re: CBN Named “Central Bank Of The Year 2026” by Flets: 12:01pm On Mar 31 |
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Politics › Re: President Tinubu, heading the Most Useless Government - Mr Macaroni by Flets: 6:14pm On Mar 30 |
Tinubu only cares about 2027 elections ….. and 2031 afterwards
The deaths are the least of his concerns |
Politics › Re: Tracy Ohiri Apologizes To David Umahi, Debunks Hotel Room Allegation by Flets: 4:36am On Mar 12 |
Very clueless and heartless Nigerian politicians.
He still eventually paid the lady her money. These image redemption attempts are utterly useless. |
Crime › Re: Kidnapped Man Adegoke Pleads For ₦100 Million Ransom In Sokoto ( Photos/video) by Flets: 8:27pm On Mar 11 |
That is Nigeria for you.
Mumus will ask Nigeria vs Abroad which is better
And hundreds of these happen weekly |
Business › Re: Naira Records Nine Consecutive Depreciations Against US Dollar, Sheds N37.85 by Flets: 4:42pm On Mar 05 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Argentinian Pesos Per US Dollar, Three Years Ago And Now by Flets: 7:02am On Feb 08 |
Nigeria’s reality is far worse.
2021 — ₦399 2022 — ₦423 2023 — ₦646 2024 — ₦1,480 2025 — ₦1,544
Maybe Argentina is better afterall |
Politics › Re: Tinubu’s Reforms Now Global Reference Point — World Bank Official by Flets: 8:05am On Feb 04 |
Why won’t they call it Reference point because he implemented fiscal measure that further impoverished Nigerians to meet IMF useless targets
Devaluing the Naira to appease his IMF masters will always attract these cheap praises at the detriment of the masses.
As useless as Buhari was, he rejected these IMF push to impoverish Nigerians. |
Business › Re: Naira Posted Its First Annual Gain In 13 Years by Flets: 5:56am On Feb 03 |
Very useless analogy. From almost 455naira official rate to 1400+ in less than 3 years (over 200% devaluation) is gain to these mofos.
They can as well increase it to 2600 today and reduce it to 2500 in January 2027 to claim some gains Very wicked and evil minds in the corridors of power. Na Nigerians with their useless tribal and docile minds I blame |
Christianity Etc › Re: Gospel Reached Millions In 24 Hours Through My Tattoo – Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo by Flets: 4:01pm On Feb 01 |
Is Pst Kingsley ready for this controversy?
Was this really necessary? |
Travel › Re: The Dark Side Of Living Abroad Nigerians Don’t Tell You by Flets: 1:40pm On Jan 26 |
Sunnyshinylight: The Dark Side Of Living Abroad Nigerians Don’t Tell You
Every day on Nairaland, Instagram and WhatsApp, we see pictures of Nigerians abroad living “soft life” — big jackets, snow selfies, fine streets, clean trains.
From Nigeria, it looks like once you japa, all your problems are solved.
But the truth? There’s a dark side of living abroad many Nigerians don’t talk about — especially those already there.
Let’s be honest.
1. Loneliness Will Deal With You
In Nigeria, even if you’re broke, you have people. Neighbours, family, friends, noise, gist. Abroad?
You can stay months without real human connection. Everyone is busy. Everyone is tired. Everyone minds their business.
Many Nigerians abroad battle silent depression, but won’t say it because they don’t want people back home saying “you wanted to japa, now see you.”
2. You’ll Work Jobs You Never Imagined That “abroad” dignity fades fast. Doctors become caregivers. Engineers wash dishes. Graduates do night shifts nobody wants.
Nothing is wrong with honest work — but the mental shock is real, especially when you remember how people respected you back home.
3. Bills Will Humble You Yes, currency is strong — but expenses are stronger. Rent. Tax. Insurance. Transport. Utilities. You may earn well, yet still be one emergency away from crisis.
That’s why some Nigerians abroad can’t send money home as often as people think.
4. Racism Is Real (Even If It’s Silent) It’s not always shouting or insults. Sometimes it’s: being ignored being over-policed being treated like you don’t belong working twice as hard to be seen as “normal” You’ll constantly feel like you have to prove yourself.
5. No Family Safety Net In Nigeria, if things scatter, you can manage: stay with family borrow food get help Abroad? If you fall, you fall alone. Miss rent = eviction. Lose job = real trouble. No uncle. No mummy’s friend. No village support.
6. Immigration Stress Can Break You Waiting for: papers visas renewals approvals Living in fear of one mistake ruining years of effort. That stress is not a joke. Some Nigerians abroad are physically there but mentally exhausted.
7. You Can’t Easily “Come Back” Once you japa, coming back empty-handed feels like failure — even if you’re tired. So people endure misery in silence, just to maintain the image of success.
Final Truth Living abroad is not bad, but it is not paradise. Nigeria is hard. Abroad is hard — just in a different way. Anyone telling you japa will solve all your problems is not telling the full story. Over to you, Nairalanders 👇
Would you still japa knowing all this?
Nigerians abroad, what’s the hardest part nobody warned you about? Let’s talk — no packaging. Make with this data what you will: Total no of Nigerians in Nigeria - 200+ million Total no of Nigerians in diaspora- 15 -17million Total remittance by Nigerians in diaspora in 2025 is $23billion (32 trillion naira) Total IGR by all the Nigerian state in 2025 is 3.02trillion naira Nigeria is a destiny killer with her political class being agents of satan to keep humans (Nigerians) unfulfilled using propaganda such as this. If Nigeria works, no propaganda will be required to make people stay back. Nigeria only works for the political class and the extremely rich. |
Travel › Re: The Dark Side Of Living Abroad Nigerians Don’t Tell You by Flets: 1:16pm On Jan 26 |
Qurungu: I went abroad to a master’s degree program in 2015 and returned in 2017. This was about a couple of years before the japa craze reached its peak.
When I would hear people saying they were moving abroad to secure better lives for their children I used to wonder, “is it the same abroad i experienced or another one?”. Yes, some people have it good, but that’s not the story for the majority. The reason for this are the same reasons that the OP posted.
The worrying part for me was the moral permissiveness of western societies. Everything goes. I wondered if I could raise children there.
I have the same conclusion; the abroad is just a different society, not totally a better one.
The quality of life may be better with regards to clothes and devices and clean environments and orderliness and affordable food, but poorer in terms of human connections, how wealthy a person can become, raising children, and freedom of speech.
In terms of security, the problem with the west is that the security agencies themselves almost always see you as a suspect and give you extra scrutiny that is embarrassing.
Compare how Benjamin Mendy was treated with how Gyfli Sigurrdson was, for the same “offenses”. So all the Nigerian hook-up girls, yahoo boys, ritualists, deceptive religious practitioners were all raised abroad abi? Why does almost every Nigerian you do business want to rip you off? Where were all these Nigerians raised? The Nigerian political class were all raised abroad and that is why they are mean and evil abi? I just shudder at our nerve of moral superiority when we are the worst of creation morally If Nigeria was a functional and better society, these propaganda raised by the OP won’t be necessary. Japa will die a natural death, abroadians will relocate back and other nationalities will seek solace in Nigeria. Until then, naija na hell |
Politics › Re: We Won’t Tolerate Christian Genocide In Nigeria - US Lawmakers by Flets: 10:59am On Jan 23 |
This is definitely a facade by the US government, this noise without action cannot be real
Even the FG body language of indifference alludes to some other undertones |
Politics › Re: FG Approves ₦6Bn Intervention Fund For Universities, Polytechnics, Colleges by Flets: 5:21pm On Jan 15 |
40B for 3MB CCTV 200B for VP residence 1.6 Trillion for INEC 150B for Judges houses and residence 11B to purchase SUVs for traditional rulers in Bayelsa
then 6B for 200 universities
Nigeria and Nigerians are not ready yet |
Politics › Re: Report Of Me Endorsing Governor Yusuf's Planned Defection Is False - Kwankwaso by Flets: 4:47am On Jan 14 |
Why is Tinubu desperate despite paying his way to have all the governors in APC?
Has he lost faith in his rigging machinery? |
Politics › Re: Miyetti Allah Received Millions Of Dollars In Four Tranches From Bauchi State G by Flets: 4:44am On Jan 14 |
Almost all the northern governors pay some money to the Jihadists for security
Why was Bauchi singled out?, not sure this would be news is it’s an APC state.
Tinubu has reduced everything to politics |
Politics › Re: Financial Slavery: FG Set To Link Cryptocurrency Transactions To Tax ID, NIN by Flets: 4:37am On Jan 14 |
Tax the poor masses to death with no social net Take the money and pay all the governors to move to APC Finalize rigging plans for 2027
But Man ain’t God |
Politics › Re: Again, Tinubu Wades Into Wike-Fubara Feud by Flets: 7:09am On Jan 10 |
Wike will eventually attempt to fight Tinubu, the question is When?
The guy has no clue where to draw the line |
Politics › Re: Impeachment: Only Fasting, Prayer Can Save Gov Fubara – Fayose (video) by Flets: 6:20am On Jan 10 |
This one na Wike servant. Worse than Martin Amewhule |
Celebrities › Re: "Send School Fees For Your Son" — Hellen Ati Calls Out Cubana Chief Priest by Flets: 6:18am On Jan 10 |
No comments required here. The hustle continues |
Business › Re: Businesses, Traders Hike Prices Over New Tax Laws by Flets: 6:15am On Jan 10*. Modified: 7:10am On Jan 10 |
What do you expect?, that’s the trickle down effect. The final consumers/ the poor masses will bear the full brunt of the increased taxes
And this is in line with Tinubu’s objective which is ..:: impoverish the people, render the economically impotent and make them subservient to the political class for a very long time. |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: UN Secretary-General Regrets US Decision To Quit International Organisations by Flets: 7:19am On Jan 09 |
Nahunger: Thank you so much for the compliments, I appreciate your openness to diverging opinions, I rarely seldom interact here cause most people resort to insults, gaslighting, ethnic colouration and other sub human characters.
You raised very valid questions and I felt I should share an opposing view from a logical perspective.
Meanwhile, you must note that this global injustice has been ongoing for decades, Americans are tired of being used look how high their debts is, they borrow to fund all this international corporations and bodies and get nothing in return.
Trump trying to fix that will not magically translate to the people's standards of living, real change and growth takes time and Trump has barely 4 years left, he's trying to set the pace before his exit, it might take time but eventually, Americans will enjoy the benefits.
Not to forget internal saboteurs, political opponents who wants to see the other part fail instead of the nation and citizens enjoying peace, progress and growth.
It's a case of fighting enemies both within and outside your borders.
God help us all Unfortunately, I am not sure there is much Trump can do under democracy. That ideal scenario you would wish for cannot materialize under a democracy because the US masses will not be patient to allow whatever long term corrective plans materialize (assuming his plans are right which I disagree with). I think the US is weaker today that she was before Trump took over. The military activities in Venezuela and Iran has not proven any military superiority as the world was aware that US is capable of superior might. I maintain that US has lost her soft power and is vulnerable in the long term. This might be hard to comprehend but this is the reality and the power brokers in the US are aware of this and why they are very worried. Trump has no clear game plan to pull US through this…:: he makes its up as he goes. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: UN Secretary-General Regrets US Decision To Quit International Organisations by Flets: 6:28am On Jan 09 |
Nahunger: There is a reason why all government in the world had access to classified information, I am very sure they have done their calculations, check and balances weighed their options, done background negotiationa with several countries and still holding secret meetings to consolidate their strength both militarily, economically and globally..
The reason you are raising this question is because you, me and those expected to take the baits and fall into the trap are not furnished with this information.
International Relations, everything on that stage is about interest not loyalty.
The trump system of negotiation is one person at a time not collectively, it makes nations and leaders scramble for their place at the table.
YOU might not necessarily agree with this strategy but it's a smart move. I appreciate the way you engage on this forum. While I might not agree with your position, I hope others can learn how to disagree without insulting. I just hope that what ever Trump does, the US masses get better for it. At the moment, it’s the exact opposite |
Foreign Affairs › Re: UN Secretary-General Regrets US Decision To Quit International Organisations by Flets: 6:12am On Jan 09 |
Nahunger: Also tell us on what basis, America should keep funding entities that are working against it, plotting and not serving it's interest.
In what clime is it moral to fund your enemies and have them rub it on your face ? US soft powers depend solely on these associations. Trump has succeeded in isolating US on the world stage Trump has succeeded in alienating all her allies and neighbors. All US have left is her military might and it will take a Russia/ China minimal efforts to court all the allies that Trump seem to be fighting Within US mainland, things have not been better. Prices of goods and services has maintained an upward trajectory, medical insurance premiums are almost unaffordable, MAGA is in disarray, even Trump acknowledges an impeachment if the republicans lose the mid-term. I ask again, what metric is going right for the US citizen under Trump? |
Sports › Re: Finance Ministry Confirms Release Of Super Eagles’ Bonuses For AFCON by Flets: 6:02am On Jan 09 |
If they no revolt, that money would have been looted.
Nigeria no be normal country. Some people who were born I Nigeria and will die in Nigeria might never understand what’s normal living entails. |