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I doubt if I make it out, I'll have a reason to come back. If I am able to find my footing over there, what's the point of coming back?

Instead I could bring my parents over here and enjoy what sanity is. I can bring them to come and enjoy life
Normally

Corporate2020:
I have been on the queue to see a Specialist since June. Woooo, make I no talk jare. When it comes to medical, UK, Canada, US are trash

For real.?

Corporate2020:
■ I have been on the queue to see a Specialist since June. Woooo, make I no talk jare. When it comes to medical, UK, Canada, US are trash

Stop broadcasting these lies!

Just last week, we made an appointment to see a doctor and saw one the very same week. To get my teeth cleaned, I simply get off the bus and walk into the dental clinic down the street when I am ready.

Even those who are homeless get to see their psychiatrists and doctors whenever they need to. So, why are you telling these lies for?

guobe:
■ People that have been there say it is not easy to get access to a Doctor. A friend of mine will be coming to Nigeria to remove his tooth as he said he couldn't get access to a dentist over there.

Stop gobbling up the stewpid lies people feed you which you then turn around and broadcast in your arrogance.

Dentists are a dime a dozen here and you can simply walk into a dentist's office even at the department store on your way to pick up a dress or shoe. I used to use the Dentist's office at the local Sears store where I shop to handle all of my dental needs when I go to change my tires or buy clothes or shoes at the same store. The service, as of the last time I was there cost only $75 and that took clear of both X-ray and cleaning(bi-annual).

Nobody, I know goes to Nigeria to get a tooth removed! Why would any sane person think to travel back to Nigeria— pay $100s in flight costs— just to go get a tooth pulled unless the person is fishing for an insane bargain of some sort?

guobe:
■ Alot of Nigerians have travelled out as in Japa to hustle and make things better for themselves especially now that T pain has messed up the country.
I have asked them if they intend coming back and most of them told me never will they come back to settle in Nigeria.
A close relative of mine who is aged and just came back from Canada told me that she can't stay in Canada because the cold there is too much that on the last day of her flight back to Nigeria she felt she won't survive as the cold that hit her was as if very hot pepper entered her body.
■ She told me that she does not even understand their hospital that during her stay in Canada you will barely even see Doctors as they will be communicating with you via WhatsApp call that unless it is emergency will they attend to you
■ and[b] if they even attend to you they will tell you no drugs for cold that you are okay[/b].
■ My question is at what age should people that japa come back to Naija ?

So, your close-relative thinks the world outside of Nigeria is comprised only of cold Canada, abi? I ask since you claim the cold is her only reason for wanting to move back to Nigeria.

2. Doctors communicate with her via WhatsApp Call? She is lying to you. I can understand if she said that was the case during the COVID lockdown but not before or after the COVID lockdown. I put it to you that your relative is lying to you.

3. Your relative is lying to you!

4. Moving back to Nigeria in this Tinubunomics era when millions of Nigerians are braving the desert to escape starvation?

guobe:
For real.?

This is not enough reason for you not to JAPA ooooo. No allow village to hold you down, though medicals in these so called developed countries is trash. God will not allow you to see illness. Come and make money here if you are ready to work without season. Ko s’ere ni Moscow oooo.

It is not about age, it is about if coming back fits your purpose and the life you have planned for yourself.

I just feel sorry for folks that after migration, they entangled themselves in situations that makes it difficult to leave. Their youth spent away living a life they do not want, and just enduring.

They came and got mortgage, married a westerner, raise all their kids abroad, had jobs and probably have no much savings, like the average joe.

Now they are deeply tie to the system that they just cant uproot everything and go back. It would be catastrophic. Nigeria sef is not waiting for you with an open arms, but will deal with you wotowoto if you made stupid mistakes.

So the answer is not about age for returning, but to make sure that if living permanently abroad is your thing, then build your life there from day one. If not, make sure you build your life in a way that you are flexible to leave anytime.

pansophist:
It is not about age, it is about if coming back fits your purpose and the life you have planned for yourself.

I just feel sorry for folks that after migration, they entangled themselves in situations that makes it difficult to leave. Their youth spent away living a life they do not want, and just enduring.

They came and got mortgage, married a westerner, raise all their kids abroad, had jobs and probably have no much savings, like the average joe.

Now they are deeply tie to the system that they just cant uproot everything and go back. It would be catastrophic. Nigeria sef is not waiting for you with an open arms, but will deal with you wotowoto if you made stupid mistakes.

So the answer is not about age for returning, but to make sure that if living permanently abroad is your thing, then build your life there from day one. If not, make sure you build your life in a way that you are flexible to leave anytime.

Well said.

pansophist:
It is not about age, it is about if coming back fits your purpose and the life you have planned for yourself.

I just feel sorry for folks that after migration, they entangled themselves in situations that makes it difficult to leave. Their youth spent away living a life they do not want, and just enduring.

They came and got mortgage, married a westerner, raise all their kids abroad, had jobs and probably have no much savings, like the average joe.

Now they are deeply tie to the system that they just cant uproot everything and go back. It would be catastrophic. Nigeria sef is not waiting for you with an open arms, but will deal with you wotowoto if you made stupid mistakes.

So the answer is not about age for returning, but to make sure that if living permanently abroad is your thing, then build your life there from day one. If not, make sure you build your life in a way that you are flexible to leave anytime.

Insightful. It is important to use our youth as much as possible to try to create passive income while also enjoying as we can. May God help us.

guobe:
Alot of Nigerians have travelled out as in Japa to hustle and make things better for themselves especially now that T pain has messed up the country.
I have asked them if they intend coming back and most of them told me never will they come back to settle in Nigeria.
A close relative of mine who is aged and just came back from Canada told me that she can't stay in Canada because the cold there is too much that on the last day of her flight back to Nigeria she felt she won't survive as the cold that hit her was as if very hot pepper entered her body.
She told me that she does not even understand their hospital that during her stay in Canada you will barely even see Doctors as they will be communicating with you via WhatsApp call that unless it is emergency will they attend to you and if they even attend to you they will tell you no drugs for cold that you are okay.
My question is at what age should people that japa come back to Naija ?

The bolded is so true. 😂

😂

CoronaVirusPro:
When they can no longer breath, and have to come back in a box.

Even in a box no baby actually wants to come back ooooo

Tflex01:
The bolded is so true. 😂

😂

That is what she told me and she said she is not going back there.