Gandy04:

If na stinginess, abeg make I dey stingy o😔. As I dey laidis, I'm planning to go to my 2nd shift today. I have not even sleep. And someone will now ask me for money I no go give o

fykes:

At at now... With all the cost of living crises, living in central London...
Dual fuel is still 20p /litre.

IyaebeTheGreat:
I don’t rate abroad based guys at all, most are just struggling over there. If you have a good job here please remain and expand, it’s not as easy as it seems.

OgaTheTop2:
Speak for yourself o. I have never regretted relocating to US. A beautiful family, two fine 2020 SUVs, lovely mortgaged house, three beautiful houses in naija, three fine cars (two SUVs and one 2016 car) in naija. Parents and siblings are well taken care of. Friends are supported in tunes of millions of naira in their various businesses. Tell me, what work could I do in naija within four years to achieve all these and still going? You pay bills in US, that's a must. No food for lazy man in yankee o

Slynation:
I just weak, I have so many relatives, friends and family scattered all around Europe, they are all doing very well, they have houses, hotels and fillings stations around different states in Nigeria, one of them just did his house opening in Anambra state last year December (ulo digodi confirm) this was someone struggling to make end meets in Nigeria 5years ago...!!

My childhood friend (A medical doctor) who left last year September is swearing to me that his coming back is just to get married and go back there, that's a country where everything is working, and by the time I'm done with my engagement here in Nigeria, I dey move asap...!!

People will go through the back doors or after committing one or two crimes and gets deported, they begin to discourage genuine people to live and die in Nigeria...

OgaTheTop2:
Right. I am even about completing students hostel in a university town in the SW. Next project is a fine hotel building budgeted at 250m. Shey na naija go ginger me to achieve that? I have NEVER regretted moving abroad.

Gandy04:


Actually nigeria is free. Free education, free light (yeah most don't pay for electricity), 90% don't pay taxes. So when they go to a country where they'll have to pay through their nose to get the basic amenities of life, they'll start crying. They should understand that they're no more in Nigeria where they can evade bills and still do fine, in abroad, they have to pay to use these things

fykes:


What are you doing that you can't save up $10k ??
In 8 months in UK I saved up £10k without pressure.
Abi you no know road? Or you dey count buses for road?
Better ask questions and stop discouraging people.

Someone said he spent £600 on gas and electricity...LIAR. even in a 6months you can't spend that amount at all.

OgaTheTop2:
Speak for yourself o. I have never regretted relocating to US. A beautiful family, two fine 2020 SUVs, lovely mortgaged house, three beautiful houses in naija, three fine cars (two SUVs and one 2016 car) in naija. Parents and siblings are well taken care of. Friends are supported in tunes of millions of naira in their various businesses. Tell me, what work could I do in naija within four years to achieve all these and still going? You pay bills in US, that's a must. No food for lazy man in yankee o

timesuploaded:
Traveling abroad especially America has been a disaster for so many Nigerians. In 3 months it becomes clear that Nigeria is a trillion times better than America and Canada. In over 40yrs of this great mistake I have never seen a Nigerian who made it in America or Canada. Even those who sold their houses and retired back to Nigeria after 40yrs of working abroad can't retire back with $1million which is chicken change in present day Nigeria. This is one nightmare the new generation must avoid

Gandy04:


Actually nigeria is free. Free education, free light (yeah most don't pay for electricity), 90% don't pay taxes. So when they go to a country where they'll have to pay through their nose to get the basic amenities of life, they'll start crying. They should understand that they're no more in Nigeria where they can evade bills and still do fine, in abroad, they have to pay to use these things

MelesZanawi:


Anything Anambra, my hand no dey.

Most of them abroad are criminals.

jedisco:

You are an ethnic jingoist.
should be ashamed of yourself

ItisWell22:

Home and abroad. 🌚

Gandy04:
The first two to three months of Nigerians getting abroad is always like;

"ohh my God, see 24hrs light, Nigeria failed us" most even forget they pay $300 for utility bills every month. LoL

"See road. Ohh my God, there's no road and fine cars in Nigeria, we all trek on mud"

"Mehn, see fine fine oyinbo, I'll Marry like 2 oyinbo for here and get papers within two years" only to later realized this is only but illusion as most Nigerian guys are ugly and might not be good enough to even get dates.

"Damn. See how much my salary is wen I convert it to naira. Now, I'm earning more than a bank manager in Nigeria" Only to later realized that 60% of this money will go to taxes and bills. Nigerians at home will also bill them

"Take pictures every day to pepper ignorant Nigerians at home" only to get tired after two months when reality knock

That was me when I paid $350 for light in February

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Gandy04:


Including someone like you who don't have passport? And probably never even will?

Gandy04:


Not true o. I still get money after paying my bills o. Because I work. Though I do 3 different shift every day

stanvesco:


Abeg which part ofnnaija is 1milliondollaes chicken change

mikool007:
keep deceiving yourself, ask from the real estate guys the majority of individuals that own homes in lekki (not rent) where most are based

fykes:


What are you doing that you can't save up $10k ??
In 8 months in UK I saved up £10k without pressure.
Abi you no know road? Or you dey count buses for road?
Better ask questions and stop discouraging people.

Someone said he spent £600 on gas and electricity...LIAR. even in a 6months you can't spend that amount at all.

OgaTheTop2:
Speak for yourself o. I have never regretted relocating to US. A beautiful family, two fine 2020 SUVs, lovely mortgaged house, three beautiful houses in naija, three fine cars (two SUVs and one 2016 car) in naija. Parents and siblings are well taken care of. Friends are supported in tunes of millions of naira in their various businesses. Tell me, what work could I do in naija within four years to achieve all these and still going? You pay bills in US, that's a must. No food for lazy man in yankee o

Nezzjnr:

But you were here in 2021 selling Oneplus 8T.

You people should rest so people won't start selling up their most precious properties thinking once you just leave Nigeria... You'll start packing money.

timesuploaded:
oga shut up your mouth. 99.9% of Nigerians in America won't even see $50,000 cash in their lifetime after spending 40yrs in America. You are on cheap drugs

timesuploaded:
Even a doctor can't achieve all you listed there after 40yrs of practice. You must be a yahoo boy or drug dealer

irumole1975:


Seriously, I've stopped reading the hype of these guys abroad because they're making some of us feel less achieved. One was talking about a project of #250M completed in Nigeria and I don't even know if na this same abroad I dey with them too. I been here in this abroad and I can't even boast of $10k USD. It's well Sha. I just hope they're not lying with all these things they're saying

timesuploaded:
nobody abroad can afford a house in ogba talkmore lekki. Anybody that comes from abroad and bought property in lekki is a fraudster and drug dealer. You will need to work 100years in America and Canada to be able to afford to buy just a land in lekki

Gandy04:
The first two to three months of Nigerians getting abroad is always like;

"ohh my God, see 24hrs light, Nigeria failed us" most even forget they pay $300 for utility bills every month. LoL

"See road. Ohh my God, there's no road and fine cars in Nigeria, we all trek on mud"

"Mehn, see fine fine oyinbo, I'll Marry like 2 oyinbo for here and get papers within two years" only to later realized this is only but illusion as most Nigerian guys are ugly and might not be good enough to even get dates.

"Damn. See how much my salary is wen I convert it to naira. Now, I'm earning more than a bank manager in Nigeria" Only to later realized that 60% of this money will go to taxes and bills. Nigerians at home will also bill them

"Take pictures every day to pepper ignorant Nigerians at home" only to get tired after two months when reality knock

That was me when I paid $350 for light in February

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irumole1975:


Seriously, I've stopped reading the hype of these guys abroad because they're making some of us feel less achieved. One was talking about a project of #250M completed in Nigeria and I don't even know if na this same abroad I dey with them too. I been here in this abroad and I can't even boast of $10k USD. It's well Sha. I just hope they're not lying with all these things they're saying

TheGoodAmerican:
I live in a brand new/newly-built condo and I do not pay that much at all for hydro (electricity). I live alone, though. Perhaps he has people living with him who are consuming electricity anyhow, or maybe he's using it anyhow. February only has 28 days too, so no reason why he should have paid that much.