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| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by BrickandLace(f): 5:08pm On Apr 11 |
lightwind:Beautiful country. |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by ndidibabe(f): 5:09pm On Apr 11 |
lightwind:where else have you lived? |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by ndidibabe(f): 5:11pm On Apr 11*. Modified: 8:49pm On Apr 12 |
Alapereketu:entry level even pay more than 300k now in that industry....300k NGN is less than 250USD. Thats no longer peanut but ridiculous.. |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by thesicilian: 5:12pm On Apr 11 |
No matter what you tell them, there are still many who would "rather die abroad than to remain in Nigeria" |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by VanuatuWycombe: 5:13pm On Apr 11 |
PDJT:Nibo? Baba, start your gym or massage palour jeje and be collecting opueh allowance on top. May be you can do care work sha for abroad, with that qualification. Who you wan counsel for abroad? You must have spent years and integrated well and know their system before you can counsel them. Better abort mission. |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by PDJT: 5:14pm On Apr 11 |
BrickandLace:- Could be because you have a boring personality. Life is what you make of it until you die. |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by Major7: 5:14pm On Apr 11 |
Ishilove:God will grant us all rest |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by engrchykae(m): 5:18pm On Apr 11 |
ariesbull:how can I sell my house and car as an engr in Nigeria to go to UK to be a care giver? Better a honey badger in the jungle than a lion in the zoo |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by PDJT: 5:19pm On Apr 11*. Modified: 9:59pm On Apr 11 |
VanuatuWycombe:- I thought travellers usually say there is high level of mental health epidemic in the abroad? - Meanwhile, I'm neither a gym rat nor a massage therapist. |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by BrickandLace(f): 5:19pm On Apr 11 |
PDJT:Pure denial typical UK style. |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by engrchykae(m): 5:20pm On Apr 11 |
I refuse to die in foreign land, far away from home and ancestors |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by femi4: 5:22pm On Apr 11 |
Yinmu Some people never see 10m in their account before until they japa |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by VanuatuWycombe: 5:22pm On Apr 11 |
PDJT:For mental health, they use psychiatric nurses/doctors. I said you should start a gym, if your area needs one. That’s on a lighter note sha. You would see I even said you at start a massage palour and be getting free opueh , on top your normal charges. |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by dederocs(m): 5:23pm On Apr 11 |
Uncle Charlie dey cash in ![]() |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by Nuzo1(m): 5:29pm On Apr 11 |
AnotherAlien:I don laugh tire…lol |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by HacheNoire: 5:35pm On Apr 11 |
engrchykae:Where is the location of house? |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by 10thTenthMan: 5:41pm On Apr 11*. Modified: 5:57pm On Apr 11 |
uche87:Stupendous confirmation bias. DEATH IS NOT THE WORST THING THAT CAN HAPPEN TO A MAN! Please give me the data of the thousands that slept and woke and some even did this and retired peacefully and happily in that UK. Now give me the thousands that sletp in Nigeria and did not wake up ( JUST WITHIN 24 HRS IN NIGERIA...DONT GO TOO FAR). AGAIN....DEATH IS NOT THE WORST THING THAT CAN HAPPEN TO A MAN! I WOULD RATHER TRAVEL TO THAT OBODOD ABROAD, WORK THREE (3) JOBS AND BE USEFUL AND PRODUCTIVE FOR AS LONG AS POSSIBLE THAT ENDURE A SYSTEM SET OUT TO PREY ON ME, FRUSTRATE ME, AND PRACTICALLY DESIGNED TO KILL MY INNOVATION AND MAKE ME FAIL. Now you can argue that some people are here Nigeria making it. I agree. But Biko what is the probability that if i start a business in Nigeria and another starts a business in UK for instance, the UK system will not support the business? Unless the person is ignorant about the avrious grants, supports etc. Many Nigerians run from these because their intentions here is to ''scam'' the system. If you are honest in your dealings there are resources here to suppport your innovation. You will be held to ery high standards. In canada, USA, UK, Australia (for instance) there are assistance programs, etc that are set up to ensure businesses survive, with the Directors not asking a girl entrerprenuer to come to a hotel and sleep with them if they want the grant. LIKE I WILL ALWAYS SAY. I LOVE THAT I AM FROM A TRIBE IN NIGERIA. THE COUNTRY ITSELF, I HATE THE WAY IT IS ADMINISTERED. BUT YOU SEE YOU GUYS WHO COME TO MALIGN AND VILIFY THOSE THAT CHOSE TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY? ONE DAY UNA GO PASS IELTS. Because it is when MOST OF YOU HAVE FAILED OR ARE NOT QUALIFIED TO JAPA THAT YOU GET ANGRY AND GET BITTER. If this is not the case then these posts are government propaganda and it is useless. The pull factors (overseas) and push factors (in Nigeria) are so strong that many people, not oppurtuned to set up businesses and get good jobs and live a comfortable, would rather leave the country. |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by crossbreedwears(m): 5:48pm On Apr 11 |
There are better countries to relocate to than UK. Sweden, Norway, and Denmark is far better than UK. hurryup123: |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by ariesbull: 5:48pm On Apr 11 |
That's what many have done engrchykae: |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by RodgersAkpafu: 5:49pm On Apr 11 |
Ishilove:it can be annoying tbh |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by ariesbull: 5:49pm On Apr 11 |
Trust me many Nigerians are living better...if you live in a decent 3 bed flat in Nigeria not box houses in UK , you have a decent car with your wife and not entering train like they do in UK and you ha e a decent job paying you 500k to 1 million not doing shift back to back with back piano and insomnia and depression Trust me the guys in Nigeria are doing far better than you in UK ! Bogusmoney: |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by RodgersAkpafu: 5:50pm On Apr 11 |
QuinQQ:True talk |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by RodgersAkpafu: 5:51pm On Apr 11 |
Bogusmoney:good rebuttal |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by RodgersAkpafu: 5:51pm On Apr 11 |
ariesbull:not sure i agree with you |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by RodgersAkpafu: 5:55pm On Apr 11 |
Mindlog:smart |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by grandstar(m): 5:59pm On Apr 11 |
budaatum:Are you diabetic? |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by ibedun: 6:08pm On Apr 11 |
akingangan:To my fellow Yoruba and Nigerian people, if you born pickin inside grinding poverty, na slave that picking go become las las! Continue the folly and wickedness, to dey born anyhow inside poverty. |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by uvie66: 6:17pm On Apr 11 |
akingangan:.... nonsense talk, is the situation in Nigeria any better, as a family Man do you have good 8 hours of sleep?? NEPA and mosquitoes 🦟 self no go give that sleep, talk less of the stress of making money? and to make matter worse you talk of been exploitative, this is rich coming from a Nigerian where employment law is non existent, where contract staff are on a contract for over ten years and where soldiers in the war front have to purchase there own kit and are paid ₦100k a month for doing a life threatening job. |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by Eniolohunda: 6:17pm On Apr 11*. Modified: 6:40pm On Apr 11 |
lightwind:Your family will get deported because they travel in a crooked way! I took my time, read, do the necessary things to afford myself and my family legal immigration with career advancement, so I can raise my shoulders. I'm not in your cohort of japa people, I seek knowledge to migrate legally with God blessings. Meanwhile, you see that your bitter soul will continue to sink you and you can never get help. And stop crying upon my post because I wasn't in naija during the election. |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by Sirseedorf(m): 6:23pm On Apr 11 |
Uk or Nigeria, you can be comfortable and happy at anywhere, in fact I wish to be rich in Nigeria than going to UK to do caregiver or pack shift, getting paid for certain amount in Nigeria can make you leave comfortably than looking for what is not lost. In Nigeria less task, less suing and more power when you get money. |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by uvie66: 6:25pm On Apr 11 |
HacheNoire:.... another nonsense talk, if you bought your house in your 20s by 50s you will own your house outright |
| Re: Japa To Early Grave: The Hidden Cost Of Chasing Pounds In The UK by uvie66: 6:27pm On Apr 11 |
victorVIC1:....my brother the thing weak me people will just open their mouth yaaa without backing it up with facts, |
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