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Suicideboy:
Brazil na

Nothing day that country except puna

tensazangetsu20:
How is Brazil a shithole?

Donpre:
Makes no difference since you're coming from a bigger shithole

Suicideboy:
https://www.reddit.com/r/asklatinamerica/comments/18ek7ee/is_brazil_really_that_terrible_as_people_make_it/


https://www.forbes.com/sites/kenrapoza/2017/01/24/brazil-is-still-a-complete-mess/


https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2021/03/23/980391847/brazil-is-looking-like-the-worst-place-on-earth-for-covid-19

oluyemi123:
Is the migration to the shit hole going to be free? Will it not entails coughing out about 6m?

Suicideboy:
I have lived in forta leza. Peoplw talk about opportunity here, about the beautiful beaches and vibrant culture. Living in this favela, sometimes it feels like I just traded one kind of "shithole" for another.

It's not the same as what I left behind. there's no war there, but there's violence, all the time. the gangs run things, the police. they're either useless or part of the problem.

people talk about corruption back home, but let me tell you,brazil is no saint. The politicians steal, the police shake you down, and everyone's just trying to survive."

they tell you brazil is a land of opportunity. But if you're black, if you're poor, if you live in a favela, that opportunity is a long way off.

I left my mansion in nigeria looking for something better only to get crumbs in another ahit hole

Suicideboy:
I have lived in forta leza. Peoplw talk about opportunity here, about the beautiful beaches and vibrant culture. Living in this favela, sometimes it feels like I just traded one kind of "shithole" for another.

It's not the same as what I left behind. there's no war there, but there's violence, all the time. the gangs run things, the police. they're either useless or part of the problem.

people talk about corruption back home, but let me tell you,brazil is no saint. The politicians steal, the police shake you down, and everyone's just trying to survive."

they tell you brazil is a land of opportunity. But if you're black, if you're poor, if you live in a favela, that opportunity is a long way off.

I left my mansion in nigeria looking for something better only to get crumbs in another ahit hole

Majorly21:
I'm not going there because it's cheaper or expensive nor going there to work. Need a sane country to live and get their passport. Open trading account with US brokers to trade stock option and futures. The limitations on Nigerians is too much.

And with what I've watch on YouTube Nigeria is more expensive than brazil if you actually want to live and not mere existing.

2 bedroom apartment "casa" in sao paulo is from R$2.000 to R$5,000 (350$-900$) imagine paying R$3000 per month (6,500 usd or 9m naira in a year) for a beautiful 2bedroom condo apartment with constant light, good water, gym, pool, event/dinner area etc in brazil and you've the privilege to visit hospital for free treatment, go to nearby city and you don't have to pay to use the beach and on Sunday free public transport and other benefits from the government.

Compare the above scenario to living in lagos IV or Ikoyi paying more than 15 millions naira or more for an average empty old 2 bed apartment without constant light, dirty water, smelly streets with bad road. No benefits from government, pay more than 700k in a month in band A, spend more than 150k for Internet. Drive 15mins and see people living on water from your home, on a good afternoon you can easily spend more than 2 hours in traffic from VI - Ajah. You'll pay to enter beach nothing is free, one king somewhere has arranged boys to collect from people. You can't even travel with your car or go on road trips without the fear of police, bandits, biafra with their sit at home. You need to hold extra money when travelling with your car for police men. I can go on and on, Nigeria isn't a place for a sane person to live unless you're benefiting from corruption and you're corrupt too.

tensazangetsu20:
So you left your mansion in Nigeria to go live in the hood in Brazil 😆😆😆😆

Majorly21:
I'm not going there because it's cheaper or expensive nor going there to work. Need a sane country to live and get their passport. Open trading account with US brokers to trade stock option and futures. The limitations on Nigerians is too much.

And with what I've watch on YouTube Nigeria is more expensive than brazil if you actually want to live and not mere existing.

2 bedroom apartment "casa" in sao paulo is from R$2.000 to R$5,000 (350$-900$) imagine paying R$3000 per month (6,500 usd or 9m naira in a year) for a beautiful 2bedroom condo apartment with constant light, good water, gym, pool, event/dinner area etc in brazil and you've the privilege to visit hospital for free treatment, go to nearby city and you don't have to pay to use the beach and on Sunday free public transport and other benefits from the government.

Compare the above scenario to living in lagos IV or Ikoyi paying more than 15 millions naira or more for an average empty old 2 bed apartment without constant light, dirty water, smelly streets with bad road. No benefits from government, pay more than 700k in a month in band A, spend more than 150k for Internet. Drive 15mins and see people living on water from your home, on a good afternoon you can easily spend more than 2 hours in traffic from VI - Ajah. You'll pay to enter beach nothing is free, one king somewhere has arranged boys to collect from people. You can't even travel with your car or go on road trips without the fear of police, bandits, biafra with their sit at home. You need to hold extra money when travelling with your car for police men. I can go on and on, Nigeria isn't a place for a sane person to live unless you're benefiting from corruption and you're corrupt too.

tensazangetsu20:
6n won’t do anything now. To even go to Brazil from Nigeria you need at least 20 million naira now. 1 dollar is 1500 o

Suicideboy:
I have lived in forta leza. Peoplw talk about opportunity here, about the beautiful beaches and vibrant culture. Living in this favela, sometimes it feels like I just traded one kind of "shithole" for another.

It's not the same as what I left behind. there's no war there, but there's violence, all the time. the gangs run things, the police. they're either useless or part of the problem.

people talk about corruption back home, but let me tell you,brazil is no saint. The politicians steal, the police shake you down, and everyone's just trying to survive."

they tell you brazil is a land of opportunity. But if you're black, if you're poor, if you live in a favela, that opportunity is a long way off.

I left my mansion in nigeria looking for something better only to get crumbs in another ahit hole

Letsmove:
if you are living in a mansion in Nigeria,you shouldn't be living in favela in Brazil . A decent house in a condominium should be affordable for you .Brazil has her own problem and going there to seek alms wont give you a better life

tensazangetsu20:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXr2IzW06X0

Interview of a Nigerian banker in brazil. Funny enough, when I was still learning to code brazil was my first choice. I was even learning portuguese. This was way back in 2020. My plans changed for Chile immediately I got a job and started saving money. If I had gone to brazil, I would have still had a good life too like I do in Chile.

tensazangetsu20:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXr2IzW06X0

Interview of a Nigerian banker in brazil. Funny enough, when I was still learning to code brazil was my first choice. I was even learning portuguese. This was way back in 2020. My plans changed for Chile immediately I got a job and started saving money. If I had gone to brazil, I would have still had a good life too like I do in Chile.

oluyemi123:
Bro, forget this lady abeg. We are telling you the reality not all this human being that want 20k consultation fees. You no watch her video talking about Cape Verde, Malaysia even Kuwait as better options now? Ask Odogwu kiwi , he lived in Brazil before, maybe I will bring our chats sef. Out of 100 in Brazil na 20 they do well and suffer dy dia well.

oluyemi123:
For your case , you will likely be working for a foreign company as you a tech guru ,you will be among the few and mind you Portuguese is harder to learn than Spanish and Spanish is more useful than Portuguese but you will need the Portuguese language to do almost anything in Brazil.

tensazangetsu20:
It’s the same thing here in Chile. A lot of black people here are suffering. The Haitians that have been here for a long time hardly have any good jobs. You only see them selling stuff on the street and they start running once police is coming but you can’t use that to generalize. I will always say people should improve on themselves before migration cause money at the end of it all is exchange of value.

tensazangetsu20:
But there’s work in Brazil sha at least in tech. A lot of tech giants are also present in Brazil and I still get recruiters from Brazil asking me to move there for work but I think Chile to Brazil is a very huge downgrade 😂. The only country I can leave Chile for is the USA and even at that not as a student only as a green card holder.

oluyemi123:
Chile is well developed and safer than Brazil. In Brazil,you can be walking in a very good neighborhood and the next thing you are already in a Favela. Darkito a Ghanian YouTuber was in Chile recently and was impressed and thrilled about the country, the architecture, modernization, planning etc Brazil is just an upgrade of Nigeria.

tensazangetsu20:
Chile is like Europe. Chile, Argentina and Uruguay are the most developed countries in South America. I have been to even deep villages in Chile like deep villages and the same thing you can find in cities is the same thing you can find in the villages.

Letsmove:
if you are living in a mansion in Nigeria,you shouldn't be living in favela in Brazil . A decent house in a condominium should be affordable for you .Brazil has her own problem and going there to seek alms wont give you a better life

Suicideboy:
If i tell you my story, you go swear for me

oluyemi123:
You can actually if you believe people can learn one or 2 from it.

oluyemi123:
https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSSrMDK1d/

oluyemi123:
You are correct, Brazil has more of Portuguese architecture which makes it look like modern Lagos unless you travel to places like Curitiba and some German dominated areas but when it comes to party and having fun na Brazil.

tensazangetsu20:
Men I doubt that video. Brazil has a lot of native blacks. She’s capping. Chile doesn’t have any native black people and men I am treated like a god here.

tensazangetsu20:
Men I doubt that video. Brazil has a lot of native blacks. She’s capping. Chile doesn’t have any native black people and men I am treated like a god here.

oluyemi123:
Did you even watch the video from Blinky you posted? I just had the time to watch now and if you are observant you will notice say the guy acknowledged racism but he didn't want to go deep because he lives there.

Letsmove:
Racism is in everywhere even in Nigeria.Try to have an Albino as a friend and you will be surprised how they are being treated.