Revolution2022:
UK hardship dey learn where Nigeria own dey.

Sltp:
Have you ever lived in Europe? I have lived in Europe and some African countries including Nigeria. The type of loneliness, rejection, discrimination and pressure you face in Europe, you can never face anywhere in Africa as an African. They're their because life back home is nothing to write home about and Europe offers more opportunity so they chose to stay behind at the expense of their mental health - talking from experience

Tadadobe:
A tread opened by a Twitter user has Nigerians in the UK sharing their agonizing experience in the UK.



https://twitter.com/Dagbofather/status/1646482207408570369?t=sPEX4eAzz9PsMqkymz8D7g&s=19

Authoreety:
That's to say introverts will do well in the UK

vickydevoka:

Uk sweet for single person. That’s the fact. Or married couple without kids. Me way don dey use loneliness when I de Abj. Uk sweet self . Data and like 24 hrs. Weekend you go for clubbing. You do soapy once in a while. Smoke your Igbo. Nigerian gals way just come don convert 2 rooms for short time . 20 pounds per nyu. Girls for uk no de even gree marry until the don reach 35, so no to bother yourself for uk young babes unless the ones way don really tey for her

Mindlog:
I add traveling to mine....so many outdoors stuff to explore.

MarketDispatch:


Just wondering why the guys will be crying in UK

Let me add, make Oyinbo friends, go to Old school bars, go to mostly white Bars & Clubs, less of Naija Rnb clubs because all your fellow Bobo would have run all the few Oyinbo babes there, if you meet Oyinbo babe for Bar, invite her over for a Cup of Tea, or ask if you can come over to hers for a Cup of Tea...Na Tea o...
**make sure you clear age talks early enough
Well little piece nuff said....

** No go dey follow Naija babe for UK o... majority of them too are thinking of how to get paper, so their tentacles are focused on white guys.

Revolution2022:
UK hardship dey learn where Nigeria own dey.

JDistribute:

Speak on your situation, don't brush them off as senseless. A life where you eat, work, Bleep, eat, sleep, work, without an active social life and circle can lead to depression for some.

MrBroke:
The Message here is that; Everywhere Hard!

spencekat:
Let the person marry naa.

Sltp:
Have you ever lived in Europe? I have lived in Europe and some African countries including Nigeria. The type of loneliness, rejection, discrimination and pressure you face in Europe, you can never face anywhere in Africa as an African. They're their because life back home is nothing to write home about and Europe offers more opportunity so they chose to stay behind at the expense of their mental health - talking from experience

Kobojunkie:
I know lots of folks who live out in Europe who do so comfortably well too. So, as I said, this problem is person by person and behavioral.

Tadadobe:
A tread opened by a Twitter user has Nigerians in the UK sharing their agonizing experience in the UK.



https://twitter.com/Dagbofather/status/1646482207408570369?t=sPEX4eAzz9PsMqkymz8D7g&s=19

Tadadobe:


Exactly. Very depressing places to be. I pray Nigeria work in our time

OChimex:


You dey mind those spoiled kids. These guys are just spoiled kids in Nigeria.
How else can a man have his day blessed than, go out there, work your ass off, make some money, come home take a hot shower, eat your nourishing dinner, lay in your bed with better drink by your bedside table, dey watch premier league, champions league or documentaries?
Not as if the job is hard oo.
I don’t just understand these guys complaining about Europe or America.

GoodbutBadguy:

Dey play , will you use paper to travel? Money doesn't grow on a tree abroad . The reality of life there is no Eldorado anywhere

Oboto700:
talk for urself oga

2aces:
Not as easy as you think bro, you will understand when you find yourself in same position.

Many wouldn't mind jumping on the next available flight back to Nigeria, but on a second thought, what are you returning back to exactly.

Reminderz:
the way the system is designed is to keep the average people poor... it's the matrix.. you'll keep working and working and working while you forget yourself slowly... the taxes, the bills are designed in such a way you'll continue working as a slave till you die... this is why only until you break free from the matrix, and stop working as a slave, unlock your potentials that's when you start to enjoy life... but if you're still an NPC, doing what the average Joe does, you'll never amount to anything...

The Matrix, John Wick, Free City is trying to tell us the truth... but people aren't seeing it... When the guy in free city was still working as a slave (normal 9-5), he doesn't have time for himself or has any love life or any sources of income apart from that bank, he wanted to purchase a shoe with his salary, no matter how hard he works, didn't sustain him... until he was able to break free from the Matrix, that's when he started enjoying life and finally bought the shoe... most people are NPCs thinking they are free... it's a prison we design for ourselves and we night never break free because we are so dependent on the system, and powerful people made it so to keep the average person in control...

you may not believe it, but starting a good business in Nigeria is far better than oversees... at least for now... the taxes wahala, the laws to keep average people poor and in control, the bills, the known and unknown bills and restrictions ain't much here and you can easily scale up your business... but there.. you'll work and work and work and work till you have any sustainable income, and it will never be enough.... you need other sources of income, break free from the Matrix, think outside the box and stop consuming and doing what the average Joe does... most people think they are free or enjoying because they live in these cities that satisfies their illusions, but deep down, they are fvcking sad, depressed and tired... until you break free from your prison and anchors holding you down, you'll forever get stuck in this loop designed for the average person...

it is not about where you live or work, but how you live and work... people are still making it in this country till tomorrow, abi you want to tell me we don't have people suffering or homeless in overseas??.. it's about discipline, mindset and doing the right thing in order to win..

Magnoliaa:
I don't know why y'all are making it into a competition and shit.


Let them rant! There is nobody that has been condescending to Nigeria or Nigerians once in those tweets I saw up there, and so long as they ain't, it's fine.

Y'all attacking them are giving "rich people shouldn't cry" vibes.

Reminderz:
the way the system is designed is to keep the average people poor... it's the matrix.. you'll keep working and working and working while you forget yourself slowly... the taxes, the bills are designed in such a way you'll continue working as a slave till you die... this is why only until you break free from the matrix, and stop working as a slave, unlock your potentials that's when you start to enjoy life... but if you're still an NPC, doing what the average Joe does, you'll never amount to anything...

The Matrix, John Wick, Free City is trying to tell us the truth... but people aren't seeing it... When the guy in free city was still working as a slave (normal 9-5), he doesn't have time for himself or has any love life or any sources of income apart from that bank, he wanted to purchase a shoe with his salary, no matter how hard he works, didn't sustain him... until he was able to break free from the Matrix, that's when he started enjoying life and finally bought the shoe... most people are NPCs thinking they are free... it's a prison we design for ourselves and we night never break free because we are so dependent on the system, and powerful people made it so to keep the average person in control...

you may not believe it, but starting a good business in Nigeria is far better than oversees... at least for now... the taxes wahala, the laws to keep average people poor and in control, the bills, the known and unknown bills and restrictions ain't much here and you can easily scale up your business... but there.. you'll work and work and work and work till you have any sustainable income, and it will never be enough.... you need other sources of income, break free from the Matrix, think outside the box and stop consuming and doing what the average Joe does... most people think they are free or enjoying because they live in these cities that satisfies their illusions, but deep down, they are fvcking sad, depressed and tired... until you break free from your prison and anchors holding you down, you'll forever get stuck in this loop designed for the average person...

it is not about where you live or work, but how you live and work... people are still making it in this country till tomorrow, abi you want to tell me we don't have people suffering or homeless in overseas??.. it's about discipline, mindset and doing the right thing in order to win..

Kobojunkie:
That is not a healthy approach to living on any coast. You need to learn how to make a home for yourself where you are rather than live postponing your joy for when you eventually make it back to some place else. That is something many Africans do which I notice people from other races/cultures don't do a lot of here.

Kobojunkie:
1. So, the same depression no dey Nigeria at all? Look, this is per person problem and should be treated as such. There are equally Nigerians out there who cannot stand a day in Nigeria as they find life there as depressing as hell. Do we then declare Nigeria a depressing place to be?

AfahaAbia:


With the nonsense u wrote above there shows u have never left the hole were u live because it doesn't work that way abroad and not white fellow or lady gives a shit about black folks like you. For your information white guys very hardly date black women