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TheCongo2:
Too bad that you don't seem to understand my post.
Life is very tough in DR Congo in general just as in many part of Africa. Nevertheless, there are bright sides in DR Congo. With the right connections, a person can make it very BIG in DR CONGO just like anywhere else.
I have provided the TP MAzembe as an exemple. For the time being, there is no team in Africa (including the Maghreb) that would compare to TP Mazembe of DR Congo. This is the best and richest club on the continent for now. So, you can't just send any footballer on the forum there because this team recruit only players who are drafted on the national team of their home country.

Speaking of businesses, the Nigerians in DR Congo aren't your regular street hustlers. Those are people who have connection with people in the government and they are making very good money.

So, the DR COngo isn't just for any Tom, Dick and Harry. Whenever I meet a Nigerian or West African who has been or planning to go to the DR Congo, I know that the guy is in for a huge deal.

oilyngbati:
My guy, did I struck a nerve? The advice is for him and not for a bitter soul like yours. I only gave him an insight of what happens in abroad that most folks back in Nigeria don’t know, so that he’s well informed on how to navigate the trenches of abroad when he gets there. I go abroad all the time and I know what happens there, so buzz off!

There are people in many parts of African countries that are also making it here on the continent of Africa and they didn’t have to spend too much money traveling to the white man’s country.

Ogonimilitant:
Ask google is the president of the zoo

Ocheinstein:

Stewart883:
Hahahaha I felt the same way when I first went to Singapore... I always tell my guys that there is heaven here on Earth!!! Come see very young and beautiful Singaporean ladies na, with plenty money ooo.

dayleke:
No joor.
Na d dust make d shoe look like that.

healthserve:
Profiling ke.. More like sick degenerative entities who have pre-emptive and stereotypical expectations and assumptions that if you're clean or not scruffy you're a " thief".

Same stereotypical reasoning permeates into the ordinary citizenry where people come up with all sorts of delusional projections and judge issues/people without careful rationalisations. Needless to give examples, but let me put out a few, you sound intelligent, you're a fraudster just using English to disguise. You dress well as a lady, you're an olosho


U wanton hurried assumptions is now replacing rationalism and critical thinking in the society. Deal with it. Too many in this society are too mentally ill to even know their own conditions and too broke to seek needful help for corrections.


Trust me, over 80% are mentally unstable. If you doubt it, at the close of day observe the frantic lunatic displays in the mad craze displayed... You'll see the sickness in the heart and mind of the society