₦airaland Forum

ProphetM0hammad:
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He's 4 years older than your president elect

Invitationn:
I think you’re playing Obi’s little script as well.
Wake up, there’s no way he could have won! He’s 3rd with no spread.
Atiku got a better shot at challenging the results not Obi.

Invitationn:
Which cabal gave him the presidency?😂
The same cabal that wanted him out during the primaries?
The ones that ill-advised Buhari to come up with the Naira redesign policy alongside Emefiele to make him lose?
Abi the cabal that caused fuel scarcity weeks to elections??
Y’all was even backing the so-called cabals at the expense of your own suffering just to spite Asiwaju.
No new naira to buy votes, look at the voters turnout! He still won anyways.
Now tell me how we Nigerians don’t deserve our leaders.

Confusedgirlie:
Before I left Canada for Nigeria in 2020, I had heard severally that it was very lonely there for Nigerian immigrants. I didn't quite understand what people meant exactly when they said this. However, over time I now have a very good understanding of this particular challenge with migration. Here are some of the things I've learnt on the way. But first, a little background about me.

I'm an introvert and I like my introversion. It gives me a lot of time to think and to be in my own space which I enjoy a lot. I read, write and love to watch documentaries. Those are the three most important things to me in life. When I lived in Nigeria, I lived a mostly secluded life that didn't have a lot of people in it. Regardless, it wasn't boring to me. I went out when I wanted to and took my time for my own activities.

Since being in Canada, my observations have been that it is a lot lonelier here. The reasons are very obvious: there are not a lot of people around me from a culture I'm familiar with (Nigeria), so it's definitely a lot more difficult to interact with others. That's one key point. Another is that I don't really have to go out to purchase things (even groceries), compared to when I was in Nigeria. I can simply order everything I need while sitting in the comfort of my home. Hence, the temptation is to go this way. In addition, I don't have family around, so I'm mostly by myself. And finally, the few friends I have are often busy, so there's hardly time to get together.

That's about it. I think these are some of the challenges Nigerian immigrants face. But the real question is, do I feel lonely?

The honest answer to that is a No. I find that my life is exactly the same way I lived it in Nigeria, only a lot more convenient and comfortable. I can't trade this for anything. In addition, as an introvert who likes to be by herself anyways, it's just a lot more enjoyable.

Nevertheless, there are steps I'm planning to take to change a few things. I am now taking more opportunities to actually go out and buy things even if I don't have to, e.g groceries, clothes, etc. Secondly, I say hello first to strangers and neighbours and get to ask them a few questions. This I wouldn't have done on the first place. Finally, I downloaded a social media application called clubhouse and have been making new friends in my area using this. As a cautious person, I'm taking baby steps here and not jumping straight into friendships I may not like.

Overall, what do I think of being in Canada as an introvert? I enjoy it. My life and choices are a lot better and I find that I have the time to do much more than I was doing back in Nigeria, not hampered by lack of power or resources.

My advice to others is to gauge their expectations carefully as they come to Canada with or without family. It can be lonely here, but that's not because Canada itself is lonely. It's just because you need to dig deep and find yourself in a new country where family is absent and culture is unfamiliar.

Jones4190:
how far about the one una give buhari, is she pregnant?

Coolsperm:
We Yoruba Christian's would have been with Tinubu had it been that he did the right thing But he choose to run on Muslim Muslim ticket which is a no no no for we Yoruba Christian's, even Muric told Yoruba Muslims not to vote Yoruba Christian's and they all agreed, now you expect we Yoruba Christian's to vote for Muslim Muslim ticket, Ko Le work,

drlateef:
Unlike the Obi sponsored polls. And I have said it that the real reason why Obi is sponsoring fake polls is because he wants his followers to protest and cause violence when they lose the election, referring to their fake polls as reason to disbelieve the outcome of the election.

Lizzysamuel:
Stop deceiving yourself.

Can you see the source of the report?

PM News? Owned by Bayo Ononuga?😆😆

ChybuzzDD:
The truth is that i am doing you a big favour chatting with a Tiefnubu's supporter.

What's the IQ of a Tiefnubu's supporter like .
Can you guess?

There's no normal person queueing behind such a sickly demented old man with the intention to elect him as the next president of a country as vast and economically challenged as Nigeria.

ChybuzzDD:
Don't forget that MC Oluomo, your Oga and Agbero-in-Chief also has some bought 'degrees' and has his kids training abroad.

This means you can still be an eternally condemned Agbero and an unrepentant Tiefnubu's urchin cum myrmidon, despite your multitudes of fake/bought degrees.