₦airaland Forum

ycat:
Hypocrite is a name nobody has ever used to describe me because I'm a real person through and through. And for your information, you this shitty soul, I have farms both here and Nigeria, and I hope to be a full time homesteader in about 5 years when I move back to Nigeria. And no, I don't want to buy food from you or anyone, I grow mine and I want to be about to produce 95% of food I eat with my family.

Go and search for a topic on homesteading, years ago I wanted to teach people about growing your own food and be self sufficient but no one was interested, so I forgot about it.

RichBoy247:
You are going nowhere.

If you find land beside Mexico or Columbia, then you can move your people there, Nigeria’s borders are opened. You can all move there and expand your drugs trafficking business, but here in West Africa, there will never ever be an independent drugs trafficking nation

FreeIgboho:
Nigerians are VERY impatient. That's what he didn’t put into consideration.
These are necessary growing pains.
Future generations will reap the benefits - example, they won't know there were once abokis on every corner changing money!

treesun:
The National Bureau of Statistics(NBS), says one out of four individuals between ages 15 years and above would like to leave their communities permanently or at least temporarily.

The NBS said this in its General Household Survey- Panel (GHS-Panel) Wave 5 2023/2024 unveiled in Abuja on Thursday.

The report showed that more men aged 15 years and above wanted to leave their communities representing 31. 2 per cent compared to women at 19.3 per cent.

It said among age groups, 34.5 per cent of people between 20 and 30 years of age would like to migrate.

“This was followed by those between ages 15 and 18 at 26.9 per cent and those between ages 31 and 64 at 25 per cent.

“Among people ages 65 and above, only 6.5 per cent said that they would like to leave their communities.”

The report said that among those who would like to migrate, 35.3 per cent would like to move to Abuja and 26.6 per cent would like to relocate to another country.

The report revealed that those in the Southern zones predominantly reported that they would like to relocate to another country, while individuals in the Northern zones preferred to move to Abuja or another state.

The NBS said that nationally, 45.4 per cent of households had at least one former household member who had relocated within and outside the country.

According to the report, half of those former household members are females.

The report said that marriage was the main reason why former household members had relocated at 28.2 per cent, followed by those who had gone to live with relatives or friends at 21.2 per cent.

“This was followed by those who went to look for/start a new job or business at 14.6 per cent .

It showed that urban households were less likely to have a former household member who had migrated, with a reported share of 37 per cent compared to 49.3 per cent of rural area households.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the GHS-Panel is Nigeria’s nationally representative longitudinal household survey which began in 2010 and had implemented five waves of the survey.

The panel nature of the data enables tracking household-level changes in critical areas of welfare, work, and socio-economic outcomes over time, yielding insights for policy.
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/11/japa-1-of-4-nigerians-want-to-leave-the-country-nbs/amp/

ObalendeCMS:
Then face your fuccckinng farm & leave those that are trying to leave this shitthole that you & your ilk have turned the country to!

I'm sure you are a senior citizen that had it easy when growing up in this country but you & your ilk messed everything up for the upcoming generations because of your greed & selfishness.

Now, you trying to act a sage.

You & your ilk disgust me so much.

Old fools!

ycat:
You need to shut your face from my comment and face your journey to hell.

Your destiny is doomed no matter what, because you feel comfortable blaming others for your problems just as you have gone from looking down on farming to blaming me for turning Nigeria into a shithole in just a few hours when you are not a disabled person. And if senior citizens are your problems, you should take your grievances with the pigs that gave birth to you and whispered failures in your ears as a baby. It shows in your post that you will never amount to anything, you have given up on life and hope, but you won't find mercy either because you place blame on others when you should be fixing your own life and the fact that you think farm work is the worst shows that you will be a street level beggar and you will end up eating your own faeces. You will remain a useless and lazy fool who will turn a criminal and probably use your mother for money ritual.

ObalendeCMS:
Old muggle.

ycat:
Desperate animal, pickpocketing no longer bringing money. He wants to take it out of anyone, lazy bastard!

TOPCRUISE:
Only politicians in power and their children are the ones that love to remain. They will never criticize bad leadership

ObalendeCMS:
You are still an old muggle!

Try to dey shut up around youths of nowadays because they are ready to knock your old muggle teeth out, with this your foolish farm suggestion.

ycat:
I'm a disciplinarian and here to teach gutter toddlers like you with pig parents simple manners.

Believeintruth:
What did you essentially smoke when you said future generations will reap the benefits, which benefits? The policies are faulty from get go, even the IMF recently had to admit that the policies were faulty. You have two things that cause inflation, the exchange rate and fuel subsidy, you remove the subsidy and float the naira without any form of controls or plan to alleviate the effect.

Free2Fly:
Ha, the children of those politicians are already out of Nigeria nah

ycat:
Japa to where?

They are just lazy, the money they can use to set up themselves in Nigeria, they want to use that to go and lay foundation for another hell of a roller coaster.

In US for example, you need to make around $150,000 to be somewhat comfortable as a single person, and to make that you have to be a senior engineer in IT or anything on that level, in addition to not having a strong accent. If you want to just pick any menial job, you will still need to have work permits and residency, then work your butt off for nothing, by the time you pay all your bills if you make enough, you will have nothing left and won't be able to take yourself out to have fun, let alone help people back home. Don't Japa and set yourself up for a heartbreak and depression, use that money to go into farming.

franchasng:
Just read the nonsense you typed again and go to any mirror near you and look at yourself. Are you sure you are mentally alright?


You Inspire to Aspire to Maguire people will just wake up and be spitting lies up and down deceiving yourselves

Emilo:
Go into your closet and pray this prayer….”Oh Lord, may my foolishness and foolhardy have no place with my next generation. Grant me wisdom to comprehend quickly take right steps”.

When i was in Nigeria i was like u. I use to hear that plumber were earning better than professor in Nigeria. I no believe until I experienced it first hand.

Back in Nigeria i was working in the biggest gold mine company and was earning big money. I gather money and japed (for i said to my self, my kids cant grow up in this crazy environment, i want them to see the world). I started from small small jobs. My colleagues in those small jobs were comfortable and living better than so called high earners (a cleaner was more comfortable than say Nigerian teacher or level 1 to 12 government workers, no cap!). Everyone around me had access to good car, good house and everything that can make life comfortable. Note, while i was doing small small job earning around 15 to 22 dollars per hour i was living very well and still had extra to save. In all this my wife was going to school oh!

Going forward i gather certificates and moved on to great jobs. So please dont say what u have not lived yet!

ycat:
You this delusional goat can go anywhere you want, afterall you are bunch of iddiots.

I say it again, the money that pewill use to japa can be used to fix themselves in Nigeria by setting up farms. Now go and kill yourself.

It's not where you are going it's who you are, if you can't make it in Nigeria, you can't make it anywhere else and that's a fact. You bunch of lazy fools.

TOPCRUISE:
They will return

franchasng:
You are lucky I am not seeing you in person, if this was in real life eh, the way I would have beaten you up, people will think you stole billions.


Foolish boy deceiving himself.


I am sure you are not human being, you must be one of the hungry animals in those your Inspire to Aspire to Maguire farms

franchasng:
Don't mind that failure blabbing rubbish that he himself does not even believe in.


Imagine the failure encouraging youths not to migrate abroad but to go into farming that Fulani herdsmen are waiting to butcher them in their farms while the useless APC led federal government do nothing from year to year.



I feel like seeing that ycat in person, I will beat him up until he gets sense

Hezzyluv:
I think it should be over 80%

If someone had told me I would still be in Nigeria before Buhari left office, l for no believe am. But still on still, life goes on.

ObalendeCMS:
Alright then!

Old muggle.

fergie001:
Wrong......
Should be 3 of 4 Nigerians ooooo

ycat:
Lazy youths want to japa, and we say bye bye!

FreeIgboho:
Exactly why future generations will reap the benefits - people always adjust (even durring war when there'd be nothing) and are alreading adjusting to the hardship. Expectations are lowered because everyone knows things are tough. Benefits like all the monies that used to go to money changers and subsidy thieves will flow to future generations