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| The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by Rapmoney(op): 9:13am On Jul 11 |
Few days ago, Special Adviser to the president on Media and Policy Communications stated that Nigerians earning 60,000 Naira in Nigeria are better off compared to Nigerians earning about 2,600 Pounds in the United Kingdom. I am not a politician; neither am I a member of any political party in Nigeria, but one thing I have mastered over the years is studying people and patterns. I am going to tell you this for free today. Patterns do not lie. The best way to understand humans is to study their patterns. I have consistently study Daniel Bwala, and with every atom of honesty, inconsistency runs in his blood. The same person that told you that a Nigerian earning 60k in Nigeria is better than a Nigerian in the UK earning 2.6k Pounds will sing another song tomorrow when he is no longer benefitting from the government. That is his pattern! Sometime ago, I made a post where I encouraged young Nigerians who want to seek greener pastures abroad not to be deceived or distracted by anyone. Some people came from different angles to attack me, but I really do not care because I will keep stating the truth and the obvious. It is true that not everyone will travel, but it is even truer to say Nigeria is not for every young Nigerian. Not everyone can achieve success no matter how intelligent and creative you are, in a society where there are so many squares pegs in round holes. In a society where you must know someone who knows another person in government or politics to get a job. So what is the essence of education, intelligence, creativity, and expertise in the system? If you knew the number of dumb 3rd Class graduates that are occupying many sensitive positions in Nigeria, you would weep for the country! They are not there because they merit the positions. They are there because someone placed them there. That is how things work in Nigeria. That is why the public sector is a huge mess! The same Daniel Bwala was living in the UK before he got a government appointment. The problem with many Nigerians is that they don't carry out thorough research, and they find it difficult to think deeply. Go and do your research. Where is Daniel Bwala's wife and children? His wife and children are living in Reading, United Kingdom. His wife works there and his children school there. A man whose wife and kids live in the UK permanently is discouraging you not to travel out. Shouldn't Nigeria be a better place for them to live? How many Nigerians earning 100k in a month can comfortably save 10k? Let us be sincere to ourselves. How many married men with children in Nigeria earning 300k a month can comfortably save 50k? How many Nigerians even earn up to 300k in a month? That your brother or sister in Europe, America, Australia, etc that sends you 100k, 200k, 300k...ask yourself if he or she could do that if they were living in Nigeria. Nor be cho cho cho. The Gospel Truth: Whether you like it or not, many Nigerians will NEVER count the Naira in millions until they leave the shores of Nigeria. You can save this anywhere! Nor be mouth. Just like I stated earlier, not everyone will travel, but if you are a young person with high creativity and intelligence, and you don't have the usual connection that some few people use in Nigeria, do not allow anyone to discourage you from travelling, or else, you will regret it in your later years when your bones are weak and your sight becomes blurry. You may not achieve much.
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| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by Kelklein(m): 5:32pm On Jul 11*. Modified: 8:08pm On Jul 11 |
Stomach infrastructure is a real thing and I have seen it does wonders to men in this country. People would sell their cònscience to put food on their table. Almost like everyone is on hustle mode. |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by ogolemati: 5:35pm On Jul 11 |
when he was in his right senses he made this comment and today he is in and vola
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| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by PheelzAlmighty: 5:37pm On Jul 11 |
Daniel baWahala is a classic case of the perfectly corrupt system in Nigeria... |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by okosodo: 5:38pm On Jul 11 |
This is the case for many of the people working under Tinubu..... Greedy B*stards |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by Olamideayomide(m): 5:41pm On Jul 11 |
Nice write up The same question struck my mind when I read bwala analysis on the earning. We Nigeria youths have long way to go until we realized that this people are not speaking truth to Mr President. They are just fighting for their pocket from their pay master. Their kids are living abroad enjoying soft life while discouraging us here. We need to vote this corrupt leaders out and elect someone with genius vision to move this country to promiseland. Current leaders we have don't have anything to offer us anymore they are after the national cakes |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by atobs4real(m): 5:41pm On Jul 11 |
We are aware of a this only that we too are still putting money together so that we can japa |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by Ofunaofu: 5:42pm On Jul 11 |
The people working for or around Tinubu are all mæd men. No exceptions |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by tollyboy5(m): 5:44pm On Jul 11 |
That man has no shame and legacy. Anywhere bele face |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by Iceiscold: 5:44pm On Jul 11 |
Politics have blinded alot of persons from saying the truth |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by Hemanwel(m): 5:49pm On Jul 11*. Modified: 7:08pm On Jul 11 |
Politics aside: if you are a Nigerian, and you're rating people like Daniel Bwala, Reno Omokri, etc, the joke is actually on you! These are people with zero integrity. They can do anything, and say anything for a plate of Asaro |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by badoh(m): 5:49pm On Jul 11*. Modified: 8:52pm On Jul 11 |
Daniel Bwala sometimes need to think before speaking. When they drag him now, he will say he was misunderstood. Fine we understand bills in UK and few other advanced countries are a little bit high and could take almost 65 to 70 percent of your earnings, however, the little you're left with is still enough to take care of yourself, eat balanced diet, send few thousands to your family and so on. However, when it comes to security, healthcare, standard of living, Nigeria no near these countries at all. |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by RepoMan007: 5:51pm On Jul 11 |
That guy is nuts now. Can bandits kidnap a lady rape her to death in the UK and then kidnap 4 of her sibling who came to retrieve her dead body, then demand a virgin in exchange for them, all in the UK? |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by DeltaBachelor(m): 5:59pm On Jul 11 |
The Gospel Truth: Whether you like it or not, many Nigerians will NEVER count the Naira in millions until they leave the shores of Nigeria. You can save this anywhere! Nor be mouth. TRUER WORDS HAVE NEVER BEEN SPOKEN. Don’t allow anyone spoil your JAPA dreams if you have it o |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by AngelSlay: 6:05pm On Jul 11 |
I agree that many young Nigerians have legitimate reasons for seeking opportunities abroad. Better infrastructure, stronger institutions, and more predictable career paths are real advantages. However, I don't think it's helpful to present emigration as the only route to success or imply that anyone who stays behind is destined to struggle. Success is influenced by many factors—education, skills, timing, resilience, opportunities, and sometimes luck. While Nigeria has serious structural problems, there are also people who have built successful careers and businesses without leaving. Likewise, not everyone who relocates thrives. Some face underemployment, loneliness, discrimination, visa uncertainty, or spend years doing jobs far below their qualifications. The comparison between earning ₦60,000 in Nigeria and £2,600 in the UK also lacks context. Cost of living, taxes, housing, healthcare, family responsibilities, and purchasing power all matter. A salary figure alone doesn't tell the full story. As for Daniel Bwala, if someone publicly argues that life in Nigeria is preferable while choosing to have their own family live abroad, it's reasonable for people to question that apparent inconsistency. Public officials should expect scrutiny when their personal choices seem to contradict their public messaging. But that inconsistency, if it exists, doesn't automatically prove that relocating is the best decision for everyone. Rather than telling every young Nigerian to leave—or telling everyone to stay—the better advice is this: understand your goals, research your options, and make an informed decision. If relocating offers you a realistic path to the life you want, pursue it. If you have strong opportunities in Nigeria, build on them. There isn't a universal formula for success. The important thing is to avoid making life-changing decisions based on political rhetoric, social media narratives, or someone else's experience. Your circumstances, skills, support system, and long-term goals should guide your choice. |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by Ravern: 6:07pm On Jul 11*. Modified: 6:51pm On Jul 11 |
Daniel Bwala is suffering seriously because of his deceitful life and he urgently need to see a therapist https://www.nairaland.com/8707724/dear-daniel-bwala-nigerians-dont#139995407 |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by Mrexcell(m): 6:07pm On Jul 11 |
We are not surprised his boss that appointed him also has a dubious character. |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by motymop: 6:11pm On Jul 11 |
You have no future in Nigeria There is no difference between the educated and the non educated in Nigeria Your leaders don't care about you They don't any vision They only do eye service for the person in power. And they also only think in election cycles |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by Dzzzz: 6:33pm On Jul 11 |
Kelklein:Gbamsolutely!!!Thats why their thinking faculty is underdeveloped and needs total rehabilitation.. |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by AcadaWriter0: 6:34pm On Jul 11 |
Let's just have a quick chat about this guy. Absolutely brimming with confidence, right? He's clearly got a great view of things. a little bit…optimistic, perhaps? |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by Dzzzz: 6:38pm On Jul 11 |
This is the only thread on NL, where everyone accepts Daniel bwala is mentally unstable.. |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by Dricker: 7:01pm On Jul 11 |
That your statement that said many nigerians will never touch millions except they leave this country for greener pastures...e be like curse but you clearly hit the nail on the head here...its a pity |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by Dricker: 7:03pm On Jul 11 |
DeltaBachelor:that guy deserve one nice OS and any shayo of im choice for that statement...facts |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by Sheuns(m): 7:06pm On Jul 11 |
Dear young Nigerian man or woman within the ages of 18 and 30 not married. If the opportunity arises for you to leave this country, no matter how much you’re making in business or job, pls leave. I made this mistake by believing Nigeria will get better and never put efforts into relocating from this country. I was too patriotic but those that lead us have sworn to destroy this country for the younger ones. Leave and don’t even think about it. Just know what you’re doing in the country of choice and you’ll definitely get positive results by God’s grace. |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by PDJT: 7:37pm On Jul 11 |
- So Daniel's wife and Children live in Reading Borough Council? Interesting... |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by idrismodel: 8:40pm On Jul 11 |
A sane person will not take the words of Daniel Bwala seriously because he himself cannot trust his own words |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by 89green: 8:46pm On Jul 11 |
The same Daniel Bwala was living in the UK before he got a government appointment. The problem with many Nigerians is that they don't carry out thorough research, and they find it difficult to think deeply. Go and do your research. Where is Daniel Bwala's wife and children? His wife and children are living in Reading, United Kingdom. His wife works there and his children school there. A man whose wife and kids live in the UK permanently is discouraging you not to travel out. Shouldn't Nigeria be a better place for them to live? |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by kullozone(m): 9:26pm On Jul 11 |
People like frestuffng, hachenoire, God1000 and the likes see him as their mentor in the game |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by Hassanmaye(m): 9:54pm On Jul 11 |
RepoMan007:Blood of Zachariah!! In which state this happen?? Nigeria is third army in the world |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by Omalicious1: 10:14pm On Jul 11 |
Rapmoney:They are so many Daniels in nigeria. Even most of the people that want to japa. Once the government favors them, they will speak exactly like the Daniel in Aso rock. So it's a mind thing. |
| Re: The Rhetorics Of Daniel Bwala And The Future Of Many Young Nigerians by RepoMan007: 2:29am On Jul 12 |
Hassanmaye:ekiti i think. Hhhhkjjjkkkkk |
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