₦airaland Forum

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
FTC on page 2.
You are right. The billing can be annoying.
But it's refreshing to know that you have money to solve problems when the call comes.
When I was in Nigeria, I usually breathe in and out several times before taking a call from home. Now I'm the one calling them to ask how they are doing without fear of billing because I can afford to meet a large chunk of their needs.
I laugh when I read people trying to discourage people from leaving Nigeria for greener pastures. While it is true that not everyone who leaves Nigeria will make it, leaving Nigeria still remains a far better option, at least at this time.

KINGTELLER:
You can't escape the wahala of Naija as long as u still have friends, family and associate there..

Daily urgent 2k, I never chop and pay children school fees no go let you rest.. The ones that will swindle you on the pretense of business partnership or loan borrowing sef dey

Naija problem follows you every where ...lol

Your wife will soon chase you out

Iovely

KINGTELLER:
You can't escape the wahala of Naija as long as u still have friends, family and associate there..

Daily urgent 2k, I never chop and pay children school fees no go let you rest.. The ones that will swindle you on the pretense of business partnership or loan borrowing sef dey

Naija problem follows you every where ...lol

facts on marble

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Make sure you tell them how you pay for everything in the UK as well...

ClearFlair:
You're angry because you support the source of your problems lol

Stockholm syndrome.

allen113:
My commute to work is a two-minute walk instead of the usual five hours in Lagos traffic.

Every time na only people way live for Lagos b4 them relocate una they interview, nonsense not everyone in Nigeria spends hours in traffic biko. I can't even remember the last time I spent close to 1hr in traffic.

the way they paint it makes it sound like it is everyday we experience serious traffic in Lagos...

Avedonn:
He isn’t being entirely truthful. Deep down, I know he misses Nigeria. Yes, life here is challenging, but we still find ways to navigate those difficulties and live happily. Truly, there’s no place like home.

We wish you well!
NIGERIA cannot be like any other Countries of the World 🌎.
I know of a Woman,who moved to Canada with her New hobby and her Children in Nigeria, telling a Wicked lies 🤥 - that Boko-Haram Terrorists- Were Chasing Her In Lagos - can you just Imagine?
And the Canadian Officials Believed HER- gave her the Visas- Showing Clearly that Most of these Foreigners don't want Nigeria To Be Great - they Want Only to hear Bad News On Nigeria - no matter how Small!
Are these Embassies Not In Lagos or it's Environment,so how come someone was telling a Big Lie and you gave your Support?
This is how we destroyed Nigeria-to have our Ways!
Just Too Bad!

Joeypumpin:
Good for you, you're saved.
Nigeria has killed a lot of dreams. We just keep pushing.

Hunger is at the moment causing me an excruciating headache. I don't know if anyone of u have experienced such before. I'm depressed as a result.

Their problem there is too much food and losing weight, which, believe it or not, is actually a worse problem than not having enough food to get fat in the first place!

Avedonn:
He isn’t being entirely truthful. Deep down, I know he misses Nigeria. Yes, life here is challenging, but we still find ways to navigate those difficulties and live happily. Truly, there’s no place like home.

of course, he noted he misses Nigeria. It isn't just explicitly stated.

He said he misses Nigerian food and being around family

Avedonn:
He isn’t being entirely truthful. Deep down, I know he misses Nigeria. Yes, life here is challenging, but we still find ways to navigate those difficulties and live happily. Truly, there’s no place like home.

Ironbull:
Abeg shift biko

bitterleaf FC

Now the eediots comparing Nigeria to the UK have gone under third mainland bridge struggling for air. Nigeria is a crime scene! Basic amenities are not even available to the rich!

QuinQ:
Their problem there is too much food and losing weight, which, believe it or not, is actually a worse problem than not having enough food to get fat in the first place!

Pls dear

See what Tinubu renewed shege hard economy has caused....It's a pity

then one yeye pastor that has churches abroad that sends him weekly money in foreign currency will tell you not to leave the country and everyone will praise him.

Avedonn:
He isn’t being entirely truthful. Deep down, I know he misses Nigeria. Yes, life here is challenging, but we still find ways to navigate those difficulties and live happily. Truly, there’s no place like home.

You can only speak for yourself...!

You are not in the position to speak for those abroad or those in Nigeria.

Truly, no place like home... But, there are Nigerians who have never been able to call this country home due to what they have faced.

Las Las, home is where one finds peace and rest, whether Nigeria or abroad.

What we are all currently experiencing and enduring in Nigeria is madness and total collapse of the economy,I bough prepaid light for 10k and it lasted for two weeks,no fridge,no tv,no air con,no washing machine only hotplate, phone charging and ceiling fan.


We are not living life at all,only surviving like IDPs

QuinQ:
How is this TLDR?? It is as long as the original!



What a way to live one's life. Instead of asking God to give you a great life wherever you are, you are asking God for Japa. As if japa guarantees anything

Motigbesional speaker, those that said more than I do don leave me go and are doing very well


If you get sure link, i dont mind sha.....

Soon I will give my story

Joeypumpin:
Pls dear, can u do something for me, no matter how little? Pls 🙏

So sorry I don't have direct access to be able to send anybody cash. Hang in there. You'll be ok

Early days, my friend, early days. He is 33 years old and have been there for just 3 years.

The mental torture starts at 40 years and above after about 10 years abroad.

They are still in cloud 9 at the moment.

bunmioguns:
Motigbesional speaker, those that said more than I do don leave me go and are doing very well


If you get sure link, i dont mind sha.....

Watch that Obi Cubana video. Are they japa? Why can't you pray to make it anywhere you are instead of thinking life starts only after japa

QuinQ:
So sorry I don't have direct access to be able to send anybody cash. Hang in there. You'll be ok

Why is life this hard?
I'm tired

Avedonn:
He isn’t being entirely truthful. Deep down, I know he misses Nigeria. Yes, life here is challenging, but we still find ways to navigate those difficulties and live happily. Truly, there’s no place like home.

when I leave here I won't miss shit! Everyone is built differently will always make my new place my home

Joeypumpin:
Why is life this hard?
I'm tired

Take heart. It gets better. It always does.
Remember you have your life and health and faculties. The unhappiness is mostly in your head

Dennisochampa:
Make sure you tell them how you pay for everything in the UK as well...

why won't he f**King pay long as the system is working for him. See me here on band A, hardly get light up to 8 hours for the past months but I the pay the require price.

A country where the leadership rulership lack accountability and derived joy in seeing the citizens go through hell. Everything has to be world war to get itdone in Nigeria.

Kelklein:
My assessment of Nigeria

*No plans for mass poverty alleviation.

At best, the government or those in authority give handouts or sometimes give out money.. the money is given to someone who gives it to someone to give to the masses - in the end it's like throwing money into a crowd. Some would pick, some won't. No deliberate plan in place to industrialize and get people to work.

*The wealth of the nation lies majorly in the hands of those in authority. This should not be so.. the government should be providing enabling environment for big investments to come into the country. Here, everyone wants government money throw contract patronage, cronyism and blatant stealing..
Paying civil servants money monthly that barely take them home is not a way to alleviate mass poverty. The private sector is the biggest employer of labour. Any government policy that do not consider this fact and ensure they are empowered to create more outputs, generate more revenue and more jobs is a waste of everybody's time.

* very weak institutions scare away investors. When you have a Judiciary that appear corrupt and easily pliable, helping the government to capture the State
.. these investors guys notice all of these and won't bring their money where someone would cheat them of it and they won't be able to confidently get it back through the corrupt courts.

*Nigerians are deliberately kept poor by the leaders to make them weak and pliable. Only economically empowered citizens would have the strength to ask for change. Remember 2015?! Nigerians had the power to ask for change. Infact it was a collective resolve. Almost palpable. fuel was only N87.. exchange rate was N200.. you could buy 2Gig of data for just N200. Purchasing power was a bit reasonable.. most people didn't even realise the power they had. They used that power to collectively asked for a change, it was a Tsunami of some sort. Now the citizens are too hungry to even complain. The leaders today love it this way.

Nigeria's upper court judges lead the pack of destroyers of Nigeria.
Judiciary is touted to be the last hope of the common man. But Nigeria's Judiciary turns justice upside down.

Looks like you are pained he is in a better place

koning:
Early days, my friend, early days. He is 33 years old and have been there for just 3 years.

The mental torture starts at 40 years and above after about 10 years abroad.

They are still in cloud 9 at the moment.

Avedonn:
He isn’t being entirely truthful. Deep down, I know he misses Nigeria. Yes, life here is challenging, but we still find ways to navigate those difficulties and live happily. Truly, there’s no place like home.

....it is the same 'home' that reduces Life expectancies due to stress.