₦airaland Forum

hotwax:
Jews were land owners and citizens of germany until hitler revoked everything...

speaking good english and having internet access does not make someone educated...its obvious from your comment.

Adakintroy:
By other countries you mean few countries. Like about 15 or so. Cuz if you are talking other 195 countries. You really don't have a clue how similar they are to us. People don't get are difficult it is to make things work. Try for a start to make yourself work

Justdare:
Dignity means nothing to them as long as their oyibo masters feed them their daily rations of GMO. How can a reasonable person justify travelling thousands of miles to wash toilet?

RodgersAkpafu:
so from your drivel
Europe can come recolonise Africa

as it has happened in the past right?
oh please gimme a break

MT:
That's according to what he TOLD you he earns.

maasoap:
A bank manger in Nigeria doesn't pass through what a caregiver abroad passes through everyday.
One is a boss and the other one is a subordinate at the lowest level of hierarchy, that's first.
A caregiver endures all sorts of treatments from the employer and mostly from the patient as we have seen so many times. They put up with a lots of rubbish.
And lastly, as long as you are living comfortably within your income and other benefits as a bank manager, it shouldn't bother you at all if a caregiver abroad is earning far more than you. Dangote is the richest man in Nigeria, yet he still doesn't stop chasing after money which means no matter how much you're making daily, it will never be enough

LordBiden:
But sorry a toilet cleaner wont be able to afford a home.

Even if he takes a mortgage it will take him like 35yrs.

MT:
You left a fictitious fintech app company in Nigeria to become a toilet cleaner in the US.

Yoruba will say - " aye e ti baje", meaning your own has spoilt.

You even typed in one of your responses that you are almost achieving all you set out to do in the US yet according to you, you came to the US in 2023.

These are all the hallmarks of a pathological liar.

I guess you are even in one cave, stealing someone Wifi to access nairaland.

LordBiden:
But sorry a toilet cleaner wont be able to afford a home.

Even if he takes a mortgage it will take him like 35yrs.

MT:
To be honest, your corpse will command more respect and dignity than you being alive. Quite obvious. Your death has more benefits than your living to your family.

Dont you think it's time to end your misery once and for all?

hotwax:
europe is not native to africa...the more you comment, the more you reveal you cognitive deficiencies..

who would have thought a leader called putin can wake up in this civilized age to invade another country...

all you need is these power drunk demons...hitler putin sadam

Gerrard59:
cc: steeltrust

That's what I meant when I say the comparison is out of place. A bank manager in Nigeria is living fine and has a thriving career. It's an unbeatable experience which shouldn't be compared to a toilet cleaner in the abroad.

Yes, Nigeria has serious issues, but never should anyone say a toilet cleaner in the abroad lives a better life than a bank manager in Nigeria.

Ah! Let's fear God, please.

RodgersAkpafu:
so from your drivel
Europe can come recolonise Africa

as it has happened in the past right?
oh please gimme a break

ednut1:
yes they can. They have fighter jets, atomic bombs, warships. The outdated ones they sold to us they have have control of the parts. They only need to camp at our seas and blockade us. And partner with black willing collaborators who will sell out their fellow countrymen. It will be easier than in the past. They can cut off things like internet, telephone and other communications equipment that make use of their satellite. Dey play

Antivirus92:
but studies showed that over 53% of kids born in your region (southwest) do not know their fathers. Who impregnated the mothers?
Is there any other definition of prostitution?

ednut1:
yes they can. They have fighter jets, atomic bombs, warships. The outdated ones they sold to us they have have control of the parts. They only need to camp at our seas and blockade us. And partner with black willing collaborators who will sell out their fellow countrymen. It will be easier than in the past. They can cut off things like internet, telephone and other communications equipment that make use of their satellite. Dey play

RodgersAkpafu:
so you are making my point

nobody doubts the ABILITY to do the colonisation

the question is....
are they going to ?
is there a willingness to?
the cost of permanent occupation of Africa nko?
and it also means that as black man
in Africa or Outside
you are still handicapped.

so that point is not really a point
Nice submission I must say nonetheless

erico2k2:
let me tell you something, today £1=2150, so a poor man can not migrate, as things stands the migration rout today is 95% COS, which now cost more thanN35M, So tell me sir, Do you think a person with the ability to raise such sum is naïve or have a poor living standard?

EcoNews:
Will a toilet cleaner be sitting at home every Monday ?!

ednut1:
oh i didn’t read the initial post.

If they fight WW3 and pollute their own lands with radiation they may do it o.

googi:
The Nigerian professor who makes more money welding.

Kabir Abu Bilal is not your regular Nigerian university professor - he has a second job working as a welder in the northern city of Zaria.

Welding is widely seen as a menial job across Nigeria and he has shocked many - especially his colleagues - by opening up his own welding workshop.

"I am not ashamed that I work as a welder despite being a professor," he tells the BBC. "I make more money from welding."

The 50-year-old teaches and supervises research students at the faculty of engineering at Ahmadu Bello University, Nigeria's largest and one of its most prestigious universities.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-68079364

Notfogotten:
When we say a toilet cleaner in USA, Canada, UK, Australia is better than the manger of zenith bank, what we mean is that the toilet cleaner will never suffer what you are currently suffering in Nigeria.

Example include:

A. A toilet cleaner will never queue for fuel. And buy it at 1,500-Naira per liter.

B. A toilet cleaner is less likely to be kidnapped in those countries. What’s the percentage of people kidnapped in Nigeria. Though no kidnapping in those countries but people are killed randomly unprovoked and unjustified.

C. A toilet cleaner has 24/7 electricity. But you paid 375,000-Naira per month.

D. A toilet cleaner has access to excellent Medicare. And your medical bill is out of the world plus you will not be qualified for Medicare.

E. A toilet cleaner is less likely exposed to armed robbers, but exposed to random killing by crazy shooters which occurred regularly at restaurants, gas stations, some by armed robbers and some just because they don’t like your face.

F. A toilet cleaner eats better food and fruits than your bank manager. But you pay for it also, and you can eat those foods at a less cost in Nigeria.

G A toilet cleaner has access to good amenities, like what amenities?

H. A toilet cleaner may have his children schooling for free in primary and high school. Yes, but your tax dollars is at work, you pay 25% as federal income tax, in addition you pay state income tax, county tax/levy (to manage the school system), gasoline tax (for every liter of gasoline you purchased), sales tax (7% and up, based on the location), etc.

I. A toilet cleaner has a longer live expectancy than your bank manager in Nigeria. Not necessarily true

Rossikk:
Look. One thing you guys need to understand is that OVER THE LONG TERM, Nigeria will eventually get it right.

Nigeria is an unstoppable train.

I asked AI (ChatGPT)

''TELL ME ABOUT NIGERIA IN THE YEAR 2075''

It's response:

........................

In 2075, Nigeria is a dynamic and influential powerhouse in Africa and globally, shaped by its rich history, vast resources, and resilience. The nation has undergone significant transformations, leveraging its demographic advantage, technological advancements, and natural resources to redefine its role on the world stage.

Population and Demographics
With a population that has surpassed 400 million, Nigeria remains the most populous nation in Africa. The population is youthful but has also aged since the mid-21st century, with life expectancy rising due to improved healthcare. The country's population is diverse, with over 500 ethnic groups, though urbanization has led to a blending of cultures in megacities like Lagos, Abuja, and Kano. Nigeria's urban population exceeds 75%, with sprawling cities that are hubs of innovation, culture, and commerce.

Economy and Infrastructure

Nigeria's economy in 2075 is highly diversified, moving beyond its historical reliance on oil. The country has become a leader in renewable energy, particularly solar power, given its geographical advantages. Advances in agriculture, driven by technology and sustainable practices, have made Nigeria a key player in global food security. The manufacturing sector, supported by automation and AI, is robust, producing everything from advanced electronics to green technologies.

Transportation infrastructure is futuristic, with high-speed rail networks connecting major cities, and autonomous electric vehicles dominating the roads. Lagos, often called the "Silicon Lagoon," rivals global tech hubs like Silicon Valley and Shenzhen, with a thriving ecosystem of startups and tech giants.

Governance and Society

Politically, Nigeria is more stable, having navigated through decades of democratic consolidation. Governance is enhanced by digital transparency, reducing corruption, and fostering greater citizen participation. The political landscape is marked by a strong federal structure, where states have significant autonomy, allowing for tailored approaches to development across the diverse regions.

Socially, the country has made strides in education and gender equality, with women holding significant positions in government, business, and academia. However, challenges remain, particularly in managing the socio-economic disparities that still exist, though these are less pronounced than in the past.


Technology and Innovation

Nigeria is at the forefront of technological innovation in Africa. The country has made significant investments in AI, biotechnology, and space exploration. Nigerian tech companies are global players, and the nation's space agency has launched satellites that contribute to global communications and environmental monitoring.

Education in Nigeria has transformed, with a focus on STEM fields, and universities in Nigeria are renowned for their research in medicine, engineering, and environmental sciences. Virtual reality and AI have become integral parts of education, making learning more accessible and tailored to individual needs.


Environment and Sustainability

Nigeria has taken bold steps to address the environmental challenges posed by climate change. The Niger Delta, once plagued by oil spills, has been rehabilitated, and the country has implemented widespread reforestation projects to combat desertification in the north. Nigeria's commitment to green energy and sustainable practices has positioned it as a leader in global environmental initiatives.

Water management and climate adaptation strategies have been crucial in ensuring that the growing population has access to clean water and can withstand the impacts of climate change, such as more frequent and intense droughts or floods.


Culture and Global Influence

Culturally, Nigeria continues to be a global trendsetter. Nollywood, the Nigerian film industry, is not only the largest in Africa but one of the most influential globally, shaping narratives and entertainment across continents. Nigerian music, fashion, and literature remain central to global pop culture.

On the global stage, Nigeria plays a key role in international diplomacy, trade, and security. It is a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, reflecting its importance in global geopolitics. Nigeria's voice is crucial in addressing issues such as global inequality, climate change, and digital governance.

In summary, Nigeria in 2075 is a vibrant, forward-looking nation that has successfully harnessed its potential, overcoming challenges to become a beacon of progress in Africa and a major player on the world stage.

EcoNews:
Will a toilet cleaner be sitting at home every Monday ?!

Antivirus92:
but studies showed that over 53% of kids born in your region (southwest) do not know their fathers. Who impregnated the mothers?
Is there any other definition of prostitution?

steeltrust:
bro from my experience
Yes a cleaner lives better than a bank manager

I don see the two and I know what I’m talking about

Don’t worry I’ll share my paycheck with you guys here as an ordinary warehouse worker with Amazon alone and judge for your self

LordBiden:
But sorry a toilet cleaner wont be able to afford a home.

Even if he takes a mortgage it will take him like 35yrs.

CoronaVirusPro:
Your pay check is in pounds, it cannot afford you the quality of life a bank manager gets in Naira!

The argument is baseless. A bank manager in Nigeria lives a better and more quality life. The country might be in bad shape, but some people are living their dreams in it.

Absolutely nothing you can afford in the western world that they cannot afford, and it’s cash down. No credit cards, mortgage or car loans.

steeltrust:
stop deceiving your self
No be everybody de do car loan or mortgage or even credit card

How much is the average pay for a bank manger in Nigeria

Abeg I don tire to argue
Believe what ever you want till you experience it yourself

Notfogotten:
When we say a toilet cleaner in USA, Canada, UK, Australia is better than the manger of zenith bank, what we mean is that the toilet cleaner will never suffer what you are currently suffering in Nigeria.

Example include:

A. A toilet cleaner will never queue for fuel.
B. A toilet cleaner is less likely to be kidnapped in those countries
C. A toilet cleaner has 24/7 electricity.
D. A toilet cleaner has access to excellent Medicare.
E. A toilet cleaner is less likely exposed to armed robbers
F. A toilet cleaner eats better food and fruits than your bank manager.
G A toilet cleaner has access to good amenities
H. A toilet cleaner may have his children schooling for free in primary and high school
I. A toilet cleaner has a longer live expectancy than your bank manager in Nigeria.

helinues:
Toilet cleaner is now a proud job

Jesu, may we not come into this life to serve others