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ednut1:
worked in the building for like a year. The plan was to rent it out while they used 3-4 floors. Unfortunately no one rented it/ could afford the rent as at then .

Lalami3232:
Now imagine that of non-virgin women . If only most of you know the numbers of thrust wey your darling "wife/partner" don receive before you finally privatized her, you go rush to DNA center. A wise man once said, if only most children know the number of men wey don suck their mama breast, they go prefer pap

What do I even know sef aside enlightening my fellow men nationwide with the good news of DNA test

casualobserver:
Nigerians are not used to businesses operating at scale and efficiency. we are used to imported tokunboh rickety trucks, with bald tyres and the tank welded by local welders.

This is what happens when a man investS $20B in a business. I can bet you each of those brand new smart looking dangote trucks costs less or the same as the ricketty tokunboh fuel tankers. Thats barganing power of scale at work. when you are buying 10,000 trucks, the manufacturer can even sell to you at cost or even a loss knowing he will make his money on service parts. meanwhile you are buying tokunboh, the foreign dealer wants to make 20%, the nigerian dealer wants to make 30%. you will then fabricate the tank in Nigeria at more than the cost of a factory tank fabrication in china. Dangote will replace the trucks after 5 years and sell to you the one man retailer at the same price he paid for it new.
Nigerians think they are businessmen because in Nigeria no matter how inefficient you are you add 100% to your cost and somebody will buy, Nigerians dont understand business, everybody wants to be the owner of an inefficient small scale business.

ednut1:
he is a fraudstar and a scammer. He has been exposed previously. He is staging ransom recovery videos and una dey believe smh. You see person dey fresh dey fat go and you think he is fighting for people . Same format VDM used
https://www.nairaland.com/7860761/serious-debt-mentally-unstable-obidient After elections he deceived people to contribute money for him
https://fij.ng/article/human-rights-activist-harrison-gwamnishu-holds-on-to-businesswomans-n600000-one-year-after-investment/
https://www.nairaland.com/7686376/popular-human-right-activist-allegedly

grandstar:
Please Google this: "what percentage of graduates in Oxford university finish with a First Class?"

Also seaech this: "what percentage of graduates in Cambridge university finish with a First Class?"

Also google the word "grade inflation"

Unlimitedlucky:
Not like I haven't done my research but if you've a vocational school that their fee is between 2 to 4k dollar could you share or better still refer to your friend about it sir, I would appreciate.
Some of the vocational school I came across their fee is above 1m yen which is way higher than Msc prog.

Look forward to hearing back 😊

Penguin2:
I think it’s a deliberate PR stunt to keep them in the news.
They are going to let this fly for a while and then come out to debunk it. In all, visibility is gained and Roxettes is discussed.
It’s a strategy.
They started in the East when things were worse. Na now dem wan relocate.
Akuko mbe na agu.

oluztx:
Roxettes is going no where. Yoruba stop this your propaganda against Igbos, like 24/7, non stop. They have an office with Yoruba workers on pushing Igbo propaganda. My niece was approached last week, they promise to pay her 300k if she made a video claiming that Igbo men are oppressing Igbo women. She refused!

kettykin:
whoever keeps keeping the east sitting at home every monday is an enemy of igbo land, real men never sat at home

shegzhkn:
I already know all of these things. My question is why do ordinary Nigerians seem to LOVE the fact that the process of getting their country's visa is so gruelling? What is the thought process behind this - are they reciprocating gestures or is there another reason?

Even if the average person may react emotionally, policymakers should be pragmatic and understand how the world works.

pocohantas:
Kito = homophobic people posing as gays to lure gays out with intent to hurt or blackmail them.

So people saying not everyone would tolerate being approached by gays should note that he never approached anyone. This is a clear case of premeditated murder. You don't need to be for them to know this is wrong on all levels. Y'all should act like humans for once!

SmartPolician:
You have a comprehension issue; read the comment you quoted again.
Every society has something they don't tolerate. Even if the government fails to take action, Nigerians will.

Even Jide Macaulay, who shared it, escaped from Nigeria when he wanted to start recruiting gays in his Lagos church. There's no place for gays in Christianity.
That thing is no sexual orientation; they are psychologically sick and need psychiatric help. The west keeps imposing it on us that it's a sexual orientation.

Racheal45:
Bro this is it
Many are deceived that they are going there for online fraud when they get there reality set in
North Cyprus there are a lot of Nigerians trapped there they can't live because no Nigeria embassy
many are living with expired visa
They have no choice than to go into it
Where to run to ?

meobizy:
Every Nigerian is one flimsy excuse away from taking a life. Myself included. Black people are subhuman.

shegzhkn:
Can you tell me why they'd love (from the commentary) the tough stance on the visa thingy. I mean through their eye (third worlder), it makes no sense.

flexyrule:
The level of damage that insecurity has done to our tourism sector is monumental. When I visited Dakar and Banjul last year, I noticed how foreigners were trouping in to visit their tourist sites. There was this particular day I counted 107 luxurious buses filled with tourists. I did some random calculations and the figures I got were mind blowing.Once intending tourists mention visiting Nigeria, their consular staff would either remind them of bandits, kidnappers, suicide bombers or even scammers.Personally, I didn't use to take all those Security Advisory serious.. But after I toured those countries, I realized that there has a been a quiet shift.

Nigeria has lost its glory in the area of tourism. I don't want to even talk about how much revenue has been missed.

muyico:
which salary, there is pretest here last wk, urging Seyi makinde to tackle hike price of accommodation and agent fee, imagine a room selfcon rent 200k, tp 370k

tensazangetsu20:
No wonder MatrixReloaded doesn’t want me to rest. 😂😂😂😂😂😆

AirBere:
This is a valid convo and I'm kinda enjoying your input though. The reason why I came I was just to make you understand that I'm not sure your statistics of 98% hoping they could come back is true.

I personally don't think 98% of Nigerians abroad are hoping to come back but couldn't. I actually do not agree with this but I agree with ya other inputs.

casualobserver:
Everybody’s situation is different, what I don’t like is people making generalizations and leading people here in Nigeria astray. A man who comes from Ajegunle and finds himself abroad has a different perspective on London from someone who comes from a middle class background. A man who is a care worker in London has a different perspective from a doctor or an IT worker in the UK. A man who has an entrepreneurial spirit has a different perspective from someone who is born to be an employee. A man who had no contacts or access in Nigeria is different from someone who knows people. A man without citizenship will have a different experience from someone who doesn’t. All will look at relocating or remaining abroad differently. That’s why whenever I see people glorifying japa I come on to counter and give the other side.

Do you have papers? Are you a citizen or a japa? What kind of job do you do? What kind of environment did you come from in Nigeria? What sort of savings do you have? Do you have children? When you are glorifying living abroad let people know where you are coming from. That way they know why for you it is better and why it may not be better for them.

muyico:
1.5m is nothing, where 2bedroom flat, is 3.7m at Ibadan, children sch fee, close to million, I mean standard sch,

casualobserver:
Many of them can’t return for a number of reasons
1) they will return to a lower status then their peers who stayed behind and worked their way up
2) they have little or no savings
3) by the time they have become comfortable abroad they have become used to the system and trapped by the system abroad and too old to start all over in Nigeria
4) pride
5) 98% wish they could come back, the main reason they don’t come back is because by the time they are settled over there they are so invested in the system, they can’t just pull themselves out. They have credit card debts, car loans, mortgage debt etc. plus many also have kids in school. That alone is why most remain.

ariesbull:
if he is successful he would have domestic staff!

1. He isn't successful
2. In USA you don't actually own a house even after you paid all the mortgage! You can't escape property tax ! They would be taking the house event year , failure to pay that you get to loose your house
3. You don't pay driver's ₦80,000 in today's Nigeria you pay more than that
4. If you are earning 1 million upwards monthly in Nigeria, you aren't a lower class, you are in upper middle class and you are doing well

ChizzyBuna:
Statiaense go calm down smoke Igbo
Enter Twitter dey write rubbish

If oyinbo do this kind report, they drop link or reference of where and how the statistics came to be
But Nigeria. They just smoke loud and begin to cook up imaginery statistics

tragergeorge:
so you think say money wen you take build house you go use rent get am back
house Na asset wen de give you small small feeding money before you go die
your people go continue
house wen you rent last year all of a sudden them go increase am with by 150% cos them so new road or fix the light for the area..
let's be rational
Abi
nothing go fit make 9ja better..very crafty dull and wicked set of humans

Kaczynski:
so real estate should go on without any form of regulation??

tensazangetsu20:
This is a lie. It’s actually easier to become a naturalized citizen in Japan than to be one in Austria