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Travel › Re: Japa For Me, But Not For Thee. by gforce5: 10:21am On Jul 05, 2023
You are actually right. That was an error on my part. Majority of Nigerians are unpatriotic, selfish and tribalistic. We put tribal and religious interest first before national interest. We only care about our individual progress even if it comes at the expense of national progress. If most Nigerians had the same opportunities as the elite, we would all do the same thing. Even abroad, we display the same self-centered characteristics hence why the Nigerian community overseas is not united compared to the Chinese, Indian, Lebanese or Jewish communities.
Kenn55:
Your last sentence is wrong in my opinion. There is no genuinely patriotic Nigerian. If there are, they aren't more than 1%.
The masses appear patriotic because they have no option not because they are genuinely patriotic. Once they have they same opportunity they elites have, their behavior will change instantly.
As a people, our mentality and character is fatally flawed. I have studied a lot of other countries to arrive at this conclusion. That is why it will be almost impossible to get a better country than we already have, unfortunately. I wish I could be wrong on this.
Travel › Re: Japa For Me, But Not For Thee. by gforce5: 3:57pm On Jul 04, 2023
OP, Nigerians have what is called a 'crabs in a bucket' syndrome. They don't want their fellow countrymen to succeed. They want to be the gate keepers to success. As Gerrard rightly said, majority of the Nigerian elite either have second passports or properties abroad. Most of their children don't go to school in Nigeria. The ones abroad who are discouraging Nigerians from coming over there are noise makers. They want to be seen as the only Nigerians abroad. 95% of them already have already acquired the citizenship of their host countries. Ask them to renounce their foreign citizenship and return home, they can't do it. A lot of them have nothing to show for all the years they were living abroad so their best bet is to de-market the country they are based in.

Staying in Nigeria is not an issue. The real problem is staying in the country without a plan B which is why it is imperative that Nigerians try to secure dual nationality by any means necessary. I lived in Europe for many years before relocating to Nigeria in 2014 with a second passport to boot butI would never discourage anyone from JAPAIing in order to create the same opportunities for themselves. Most of the elites don't believe in Nigeria and only see it as a cash out venture. It's the masses who are the most patriotic.
Romance › Re: "A Woman Isn't Supposed To Bring Anything To The Table" - American Man (Video) by gforce5: 10:51am On Jun 27, 2023
Gentlemen, listen to this SIMP at your own peril. In the west where he's from, most men cannot afford to be the sole provider of the family due to the high cost of living. In fact, it's economic suicide to try such. Real alpha men of value will never say such a thing. This SIMP's sort of mindset is the reason why so many women are entitled and refused to contribute anything to the family. Many young men cannot date women now because of idiots like this clown. Dude talks like every society is the same as the west. In India, the women pay the bride price. Not only that, Indians operate a very strict class system. No poor woman can marry into a rich Indian family. It's the same thing in Northern Nigeria (the muslims at least) and most middle eastern countries.

Rich people are not stupid. The reason why wealthy families are able to sustain their wealth for generations is because they marry people who are compatible with them. They will never marry a liability who has nothing to offer. Who would you listen to, this clown seeking female attention or old money bag families who have sustained wealth for generations? The ball is in your court as they say.
Career › Re: Understanding The Japa Syndrome And What It Portends For Nigeria by gforce5: 2:11pm On Jun 23, 2023
Nigerians are blowing this JAPA syndrome way out of proportion. Immigration is a global phenomenon. The countries Nigerians are Japaing to are also migrating to other countries for even better prospects. Many British professionals are migrating to Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the U.S. for higher wages. A lot of young professionals from Eastern European countries such as Poland, Romania, Bulgaria and Cyprus are migrating to the much wealthier countries in the EU such as Germany, France and the Republic of Ireland. The Canada that Nigerians are migrating are themselves moving down south of the border to the U.S. for better wages and more job opportunities. You don't see the nationals of the aforementioned countries making noise like we do. We just act like we are the only ones affected by the "brain drain" problem.

There are over 200 million Nigerians and the number of people who have left the country in the past 15 years cannot be more than 40,000. Many Nigerians cannot JAPA because of lack of funds. Only the middle class and the upper class can afford to JAPA. The real question you lots should be asking is what measures have the Government taken to encourage those intending to leave to stay? Everything else is just English.

Let me tell you something, contrary to popular belief, money is not the sole/primary reason why so many educated professionals are leaving this country in droves. Many of them are disillusioned with the way the country is run. Education is poor, infrastructure dead, transportation is a mess, security is non-existent and electricity is a shambles. There's also no financial incentives to encourage SMEs and the middle class in general. Until all of this is sorted, expect more people to JAPA in the coming years. In a country where the only qualification needed to be an elected official is your secondary school certificate, why won't the educated ones JAPA? They will keep offering their skills to the highest bidder since you lots don't appreciate them. Continue voting for illiterates based on the fact that he/she is your tribesman. You haven't seen nothing.
Romance › Re: What Is The Minimum You Should Earn In A Month To Consider Marriage by gforce5: 4:44pm On Jun 19, 2023
There are too many factors involved such as location, job, social status, lifestyle and the kind of partner involved. A man from upper class background has a different reality to that of someone from a working class background. People from privilege will be looking at things such as annual vacation, quality of schools, living in a very decent area etc. Men from humble backgrounds don't have that kind of reality/expectation. Overall, it would be ideal to earn a minimum of N180k if you live in the big cities and N80k in smaller cities.
Travel › Re: If You are Doing Well In Nigeria, You Have No Business Relocating Abroad by gforce5: 4:00pm On Jun 16, 2023
Bro, the 1% are only in Nigeria because of their business interests. Otherwise, most of them wouldn't be in Nigeria as nothing is working. Ask yourself why a former First Lady of a country (Aisha Buhari) spent EIGHT MONTHS in a foreign country? Name me one country where the FIrst Lady of the country is not based in the country her spouse governs? What about Atiku who barely lives in Nigeria and only turns up during election period? Those are just a few examples. Otedola is not fully based in Nigeria and is always in and out of the country. A lot of your musicians are not based in Nigeria. Is it Burna, Wizkid, SImi, Adekunle, Yungsix or Tekno that are based here? Abeg, even the rich are feeling the heat. Not everything is about money. Security and good infrastructure is very important
Abi1985:
700k is not rich for overseas standard ; 700k is middle class so they can Japa if they want to. Ghana does not count at all, Ghana is not oversea or abroad.
Politics › Re: Japa: Nigerians Seeking Treatment May Soon Be Left With Native Doctors – Mimiko by gforce5: 11:59am On Jun 14, 2023
Help me tell them! Nigerians talk like the UK and US are the only countries in the world with examples of good governance. They feel that because governance in those countries is expensive then it must be the same in Nigeria. Health care in most EU countries is cheap. Health care in the middle east is free for their citizens. Even Latin American countries like Brazil and Argentina have free health care. The aforementioned countries also have subsidized tuition free education for their own citizens but Nigerian will never look at those options. They are focus on the UK, US, Canada or Australia that are very capitalist in nature . Nigerians need to think for themselves and stop with this copy cat syndrome.
LeopardX:
What about Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Iran, Germany (medicare costs about €110 approx per month for their citizens) etc. that give quality health care at very affordable costs for their citizens? Must we always compare ourselves to US and UK?

That said, i hope money saved or earned from the subsidy removal will be utilized properly in areas of public interest of which the health sector is included.
Travel › Re: If You are Doing Well In Nigeria, You Have No Business Relocating Abroad by gforce5: 2:57pm On Jun 05, 2023
The OP and those that liked his post are not in touch with reality. Newsflash, the people who are Japaing from Nigeria are the well-to-do folks. The ones who are earning 700k and above. Poor people cannot afford to JAPA. Hence why they migrate through Libya or Morocco illegally. Many rich kids don't live in this country. The ones that are living in Nigeria are those who don't have second passports. A lot of the 1% are buying second passports in drones to prepare themselves in case anything happens. Rich people with several businesses are relocating to Ghana and other countries that are not too far from Nigeria.

Many rich people are disillusioned with the state of the economy, insecurity, low patronage from clients and rising cost of doing business.
Travel › Re: Which Country Is Best To Travel To Amongst These Three? by gforce5: 4:17pm On May 30, 2023
OP, avoid those countries like a plague. Oman is an Islamic country and has zero employment opportunities for non-citizens. Turkey is dealing with an economic crisis and has just re-elected a right wing socialist who sees himself as the new Ataturk. Cyprus (both north and south) has zero economic opportunities for hustlers. You need to increase your income in order to JAPA to a reasonable country. Try Finland (citizenship guaranteed within 5 years), France (low tuition fees and citizenship within 5 years) or Brazil (nice place for business, similar mentality to Nigeria and guaranteed citizenship within a short period). Be prepared to learn a new language as it helps a lot.
Celebrities › Re: Israel Adesanya To Ex-girlfriend: "You Have Never Helped Me Make Money by gforce5: 4:12pm On May 25, 2023
Show off? Mate, the guy has spent most of his life in New Zealand! Who make up majority of the population in that country? New Zealand is one of the whitest countries in the world. It's like you people don't understand that human beings are influenced by their environment. Your family, the environment you grew up in, the schools you went to and your circle of friends are significant factors in shaping one's perspective in life. If he had options, he would have most likely gone for black women.
yeyebrity:
That's good for him. They like to go for white women just to show off. The girl knows she won't get shit but just want to punish him. At least he's gonna pay his attorney his fees.
Travel › Re: Picture Of Emdee Tiamiyu On His Way To UK In September 2022. by gforce5: 3:48pm On May 25, 2023
Absolutely nothing. The same problem. Blacks don't want to see their brothers and sisters thrive. Slavery and colonial mentality has really messed up our people.
Raalsalghul:
You are wasting your time.

Five hundred years since the start of the Transatlantic slave trade and the black man has learned nothing.
Travel › Re: Picture Of Emdee Tiamiyu On His Way To UK In September 2022. by gforce5: 11:57am On May 25, 2023
I'm not surprised that Nairaland has gone full tribal over this issue. It is stupid to castigate a whole tribe because of one idiot. It is not a tribal issue but a black problem. Yes, it is a racial problem because we blacks suffer from what you call "a crabs in the bucket mentality". The fact of the matter is that the UK Government had already planned to enact a law that would stop international students from bringing dependents to their country. However, this idiot didn't have to expose us like that especially on BBC which is a racist and conservative news network. You would NEVER see Indians, Pakistanis, Chinese or Arabs expose their people like this idiot has done.
Travel › Re: JAPA: The Ideal Age For Nigerians Who Want To Immigrate Abroad by gforce5(op): 10:20am On May 22, 2023
Ladies and Gentlemen, listen to this man. He has said all that is needed to be said. This is a man that has been in the system like me. He has basically captured the theme of this topic.
pansophist:
The best is if you leave Nigeria as a teenager, or at best, right after high school. Then do your university there, in the language of that country. That's a sure way to integrate.

You'll make friends, speak the language in a professional and academical level, date, and have no responsibilities to anyone (wife, kids, parents). You're still at an impressionable age.

Also, it's an age where many channels for naturalization (becoming a citizen) is opened to you. Channels such as through marriage and work. Which getting will be easy because you're at that age range.

At worse, come for masters if you can't come for bsc. Getting a job is easier with a degree from the host country. In any case, the younger you are, the better. But if to suffer is your hobby, then try this.

Come with a visit visa in your 30's when you're married with responsibilities, where you can't work legally, with no educational qualifications except "God will make a way", lol. Then you'll understand what suffering means.

And to make thunder scatter you finish, come as an unmarried woman in your 30's, with a visitor visa but with the intention to stay permanently.Then you'll realize that the " I'm independent and don't need no man" doesn't apply here grin
Travel › JAPA: The Ideal Age For Nigerians Who Want To Immigrate Abroad by gforce5(op): 4:01pm On May 19, 2023
For those who desire to check out of the country, it is very important to immigrate while you are young and agile. This advice is underrated. You see, the older you are the harder it is to adapt to a foreign country. If one is observant, most of the people making so much noise abroad about the cultural differences between the developed world and Nigeria tend to be those from their late twenties to their early thirties. These guys have spent all their lives in Nigeria. They have completed all their education in the country from nursery to University. A few of them even have work experience (which is vital in the west).

The ideal age bracket to JAPA in my own opinion, is between the ages of 18-30. Once you are 30, it becomes more difficult. At 30, you are expected to have at least 5 years work experience. Employers like consistency. They want you to show them that you have been consistently occupied by either acquiring more skills or more experience. I can talk about this topic because I went through the system. I left Nigeria immediately after completing my Secondary School (NECO). Completed my A'levels, Bachelors, Post Grad and Law School abroad. As such, it was easier for me to adapt to the system.

Many working professionals who were climbing the career ladder in Nigeria struggle once they move abroad because they have to start all over again from scratch and that's not an easy thing to do. Many of them have families that depend on them and it's difficult trying to rebuild your life again as foreign countries don't rate Nigerian degrees and you have to accept menial jobs in the meantime to pay the bills.

All I am saying is that it is best to immigrate when you are in your prime. It is easier. The older you are the more difficult it gets. Once you have lived in a country for a very long period of time, it becomes difficult to leave except you have no choice. That is not to say that people who immigrated at a much older age didn't succeed abroad. Many of them did but they themselves would tell you how difficult it was to adapt. If you are 40 & above you can still JAPA but it's going to be very difficult because the job market abroad is youth oriented. Late teens to late twenties should be the target age to JAPA.
Romance › Re: Never Date A Woman Who Don't Find You Sexually Attractive by gforce5: 4:47pm On May 17, 2023
The OP is spot on but he should make some amendments. As a man, never date/marry a woman that doesn't find you attractive whether sexually, intellectually or financially. It never ends well. If she's with you for the long run, it's because she lacks options. Nigerian men fail to develop themselves physically and intellectually. They think that everything is about money. In fact, one poster here was already rambling about the usual "get money and women will flock to you". That's a SIMP'S mentality. The worst thing that can befall a man is a woman only being with you because of how much you have. There's a high probability that she's going to cheat on you with someone she finds attractive.

Another poster said something very important which is that IF majority of Nigerian women only marry men that they are attracted to then there would be a very high divorce rate in this country . This is the bitter truth that most of us men don't realize. Most women are married to men that they aren't attracted to due to limited options.
Travel › Re: Why Should A Nigerian Graduate be mandated to Write IELTS For Visa to Uk? by gforce5: 11:51am On May 17, 2023
Of course they don't. They have much stronger economies and cannot be taken for granted. China has the largest middle class in the world. No sane country would ignore that huge amount of spending potential. Even Americans don't joke with them despite the proxy war going on between them. Most Latin American countries don't need visas to visit the UK. The UK knows which countries it can piss on.
tensazangetsu20:
Also chinese, brazilians, mexicans and around 60 other countries dont need to show proof of funds for study like Nigerians.
Travel › Re: Why Should A Nigerian Graduate be mandated to Write IELTS For Visa to Uk? by gforce5: 11:43am On May 17, 2023
It's crazy how we think that we are making more money than most countries in the world because of a few billionaires and millionaires. UAE banned us because we are of little economic value to them. Nigerians aren't even among the top 15 spenders/tourists in UAE. Nigerians aren't the only ones to commit criminal acts in that Kingdom. They can't try it with the Brits, Americans or even Spanish. The same way small countries like the Maldives, Cape Verde and Canary Islands are discriminating against Nigerians because they are black. Nigerians don't even know that most Latin Americans countries don't need a visa to the UK. Our so-called "spending power" is insignificant in the Global scheme of things.
ednut1:
5 crates of orijin for you.
Travel › Re: Why Should A Nigerian Graduate be mandated to Write IELTS For Visa to Uk? by gforce5: 2:04pm On May 16, 2023
What are you lots complaining lol. Shey, you guys said that English is not a measure of intelligence? The koko of the matter is that most western countries don't rate you. You are of no economic value to them. The Chinese, who can't speak English, are always issued visas and given special treatment because they bring in a lot of money to the country. Do you know that the Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain don't need visas to the UK? They are issued E-visas. This is because of the amount of money they are bringing into the UK. They have bought off most of the properties in Central London. The blunt reality is that we Nigerians are noise makers who overestimate our economic value to other countries.
Romance › Re: Lady Tells Hubby She's No Longer In Love After He Sponsored Her Education In UK by gforce5: 4:25pm On May 15, 2023
Ha! Nigerian men don't learn. Despite several warnings, they keep making the same mistake marrying women who are poor. They keep sponsoring an entitled gender abroad where the laws favor them. Nigerian men have a "white knight" complex. Trying to elevate women below them to their class and then these same women begin to see these men as nothing. These jokers believe that a "real man" is someone who takes care of his wife and her extended family even to the detriment of himself. cheesy grin
Travel › Re: Nigerian Man Shares The "Apartments" His Fellow Citizens Live In Overseas (Vid) by gforce5: 12:13pm On May 05, 2023
You people have started again with spreading misinformation. No one who migrated legally with all their documents would be in living in that condition. As a previous poster pointed out, they are most likely crackheads. Nigerians love to pull each other down on social media. I have never seen Indians, Chinese, Turks or even Pakistanis do this to each other.
Career › Re: How Are You Coping With Your Salary In This Economy by gforce5: 12:28pm On May 03, 2023
It's interesting how many posters here are complaining about the cost of living and the struggle to make ends meet but you voted for Buhari TWICE. The man has even said that he has fulfilled all his promises to you and you lots are complaining about how tough the country is. Well, let's hope that bla bla bluu does better as it can't get worse than this.
Family › Re: My Boyfriend Should Earn 800k Before I'll Agree To Marry Him. by gforce5: 3:26pm On Apr 28, 2023
It's always the broke and unemployed ones that say this. You will NEVER see rich girls like Cuppy, Kike Osinbanjo or the Indimi girls say this on social media. Even the career oriented ones that are doing well for themselves will never say this rubbish as their portfolio would tell you all you need to know about their lifestyles. I can bet N3K that this clown has not seen N500k in her life. SIMPS are the reason for this entitled behaviour.
Travel › Re: Which Country Can I Migrate To With 3.5M? by gforce5: 1:57pm On Apr 26, 2023
OP, before you think about going anywhere, you have to ask yourself a few questions. Do you have any travel history? Not a must but it is advantageous. Do you have any skills that will be useful to the country you want to japa to? Very important question. Just know that sociology is a useless course. Do you have enough finances to sustain yourself abroad after all expenses paid. I leave to answer that question yourself. Finally, do you have any relatives abroad? That helps a lot as it is not easy migrating to a country where you don't know people.

Once you have answered those questions, the next step is to research the countries you want to migrate to. Just know that UK, US, Canada, Australia and Ireland are way above your budget. You should be looking at European countries that offer free or low tuition fees such as Austria, France, Portugal, Czech Republic, Estonia, Lithuania and Poland. Chao.
Romance › Re: Empress Njammah: Why Women Don't Like Smart Men by gforce5: 9:48am On Apr 26, 2023
That's exactly what a lot of western men are doing. They are now traveling to Asia to find wives as the metoo movement in the west is out of control. The "passport bros" they are called. Even women in other African countries are more loyal than a lot of Nigerian women.
Birdbyrde440:
Nigerian men should look towards the east e.g philipines, malaysia, they have loyal down to earth women.

Nigeria women do not deserve nigerian men, nigerian men deserve better.
Romance › Re: Empress Njammah: Why Women Don't Like Smart Men by gforce5: 2:44pm On Apr 25, 2023
Lol, you people are gradually waking up. Women don't like men who have challenged themselves intellectually, socially and physically. They are very intimidated by intelligent men. It has nothing to do with money. Someone once said that women prefer athletes to geek billionaires because they are easier to manipulate. A man who cannot be manipulated is seen as not being "man enough". A man that can think for himself is a dangerous man. Women also don't like men who are very good at cooking. It makes them feel inadequate. Women prefer a man who has a flashy lifestyle as he will be very 'generous' with his money compared to a man who lives a simple life.
Romance › Re: Training Me Through School Doesn’t Mean I Will Marry You—lady Tells Partner (vid by gforce5: 12:35pm On Apr 25, 2023
I don't blame her. It's the SIMP of a man who sponsored her that should be blamed. Despite all the warnings we have given about sponsoring a woman who isn't your wife to school, these SIMPS don't listen. This is what happens when you have don't value yourself as a man and believe that the only way to get a woman is by spending money on her. The maga's own family warned him against helping her and he still proceeded to act a fool. Idiot.
Travel › Re: Canada As A Whole Is Wildly Overrated by gforce5: 10:33am On Apr 19, 2023
Don't you know that our people are the most ungrateful and loudest set of people on the planet? No one complains like Nigerians. Everywhere is bad to them. UK is bad. Canada is thrash, Nigeria is a shithole, USA is crap, Germany is racist. No country is good enough for them. Tell them to stay in Nigeria and fix the country they cannot. I have said it a million times that Nigerians deserve the country they have. They can't handle organized societies. They prefer the chaotic lifestyle of Nigeria.

You know what's crazy? Nigerians don't even make the top 15 emigrants in the world but they make more noise than those other nationalities. The Chinese and Indians form the largest diaspora in the world but you don't see them making noise. There are more irish people living outside Ireland than the overall population of Ireland itself. There are more Armenians and Lebanese people living abroad than in their countries of origin but you don't see them making noise.

Foreign countries should stop issuing visas to Nigerians so that we will not be a nuisance on social media. Tiried of all the nagging and complaining on social media.
tensazangetsu20:
I don't understand what the hell is wrong with Nigerians. Nigeria is bad, UK is bad, USA is horrible, Canada is bad, Brazil is bad, mexico is a shithole. They are killing in Dubai. They eat human beings in Japan. Why are you guys so fucking ungrateful Jesus. Please be coming back to Nigeria and come and enjoy all you have written here in Nigeria.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: West Ham Vs Arsenal (2 - 2) On 16th April 2023 by gforce5: 3:10pm On Apr 17, 2023
The same Cristiano that just got his current coach sacked? The same Cristiano that fell out with two coaches at Juventus and the Portuguese coach. The same Cristiano that no top club in Europe is willing to take any risk? I have supported Cristiano since he came to the club in 2003 but his attitude in the past few years has been very bad. He thinks that he's bigger than any club. Dude is a reliable goal poacher but he affects the morale of any team that he's in. If he was still at United, they would have been out of all cup competitions and would be struggling to qualify for even Conference league. Cristiano knows that he couldn't pull that stunt when Fergie was the manager. He knows Ferguson too well to try that.
Angelfrost:
Most of them just hate him because of Ronaldo!

Nothing he does will ever be right by them...!

In their book, a great coach would and should have succeeded at United with Cristiano Ronaldo! Every coach sacked with Ronaldo there is not good enough, any coach that makes Ronaldo leave is a terrible coach!

Some of them actually look forward to seeing United draw or lose games in order to have points to pull down the man.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: West Ham Vs Arsenal (2 - 2) On 16th April 2023 by gforce5: 12:53pm On Apr 17, 2023
Don't mind these unrealistic fans. I'm a hardcore United supporter and Ten Hag has done well given the quality of the squad he has. Mourinho faced the same problem during his first season at united and had to sacrifice top four in order to win the Europa League trophy.United are in pole position to secure a top four spot while playing at the quarter finals of the Europa League and FA cup. These so-called 'fans' don't understand how difficult it is to qualify for the Champions league while playing Thursday football. Even Antonio Conte would struggle with this squad.
Angelfrost:
Failure?!! ETH has not failed! Matter of fact, he has done well!

It's just that some of you simply overestimate the quality United has currently!

Mourinho won conference league with Roma last season at what cost?? How did they finish the league?!!

Please, did Mourinho have this same quality of team as ETH when in Chelsea?!

When Mourinho was in this situation in his first season in United, how did he finish?! Top 4?!!

In his second season with them, how did he fare?!! How many trophies did he win?!!

ETH is not perfect, but you United fans have unrealistic and insincere expectations for a first season with all the pending issues he inherited.
Health › Re: Short Man Undergoes Painful Surgical Procedure To Increase His Height by gforce5: 10:22am On Apr 14, 2023
Nigerians insulting the man don't know what he's going through psychologically. American girls have a different mentality from Nigerian women. The worst crime in the States as a man is to be black, short, fat and bald. No amount of money will help you overcome that inferiority complex. As successful as Kevin Hart and Tom Cruise are, many people mock them because of their height on social media. Any one who has lived in the west knows that the first thing women observe about a man is his looks. An ugly guy has to make ten times the effort that a handsome guy has to make to get women.

The west is not Nigeria where women are primarily interested in your ability to provide. Nigerians value money over anything due to mental and physical poverty. In the west, there's equal opportunities for both sexes as such a man has to bring something else to the table than just money.
Romance › Re: My 8th Time Getting Rejected By Women In Canada Over A Period Of One Year by gforce5: 10:29am On Apr 13, 2023
Well, I have said many times that the idea of Nigerian men being the object of many women's desire is a myth and fallacy perpetrated by Nigerian men who have never been abroad. Exposed guys don't say such things. HOWEVER, Nigerian men are popular in other African countries. This is due to the fact that Nigerian men tend to spend more money than their African counterparts.

As for Nigerian women lacking sex abroad, that is not surprising. You can't have an entitled mentality abroad and expect men to chase you like they do in Nigeria. It's not about respect. Let me tell you the blunt reality of the dating game in the west: For women, white women are at the top of the dating pool (it is what it is) , followed by asian women (chinese, japanese, filippino) and black women. Within the black community, caribbean and african american women come first before african women. That's the sad reality of dating abroad.
1Sharon:
Nigerian women are complaining they can't find sex.
The reason why the OP is being mocked is because nigerian men believ they were hot cake abroad but experience has humbed them. I tried telling them

And only desperate Nigerian women go back home to find a husband. If they respected yall they would have gone to find a man there during their prime
Career › Female Lawyers Are More Business-savy Than Their Male Counterparts by gforce5(op): 3:08pm On Apr 12, 2023
The Legal profession in Nigeria is a tough and rugged profession. For us lawyers, we have to follow the RPC (Rules of Professional Conduct) which limits the way a lawyer can market themselves. I have noticed how a lot of female lawyers have been able to create a brand for themselves via social media. Many of our female colleagues are into content writing, blogging and brand marketing. A few of these women already have clients by the time they are called to the Bar. Many of these ladies have side businesses have side businesses such as food shops, clothing stores and other products to supplement their income. You have to give these ladies respect when it comes to putting themselves out there for the profession.

Abeg, ladies, show us the way around Rules 7 (Business) and Rule 39 (advertising) nonsense that's making life difficult for us.

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