₦airaland Forum

pippimp:
That's where the problem lies. You do realize that peace of mind is key to happiness right? What's the point of having all that money when you are not safe?

solasoulmusic:
They key to success in Nigeria is a global mindset don’t just cater to Nigerians some may even bring you down with their you cannot be successful mentality some will even enter bush for your matter

The country has promise but leadership prefers to take from Peter to pay Paul right down to some financial institutions think global and you will see that not everyone is a scammer but everyone sha wants to be comfortable and not owing

Jahwinaboy:
that's great, u can live in Abuja, Lagos, PH within their GRAs(Govt, Residential areas).It will be a great honor to have u back home after...how many years?

promotervickky:
The same sentiments and complains......no doubt a lot of people are bound to leave the country, but they must always be "we die here people"

There is a problem YES!!

Is it fixable? YES!!

Again, Can anything good come out of Nazareth?

EgunMogaji2:
I lived in the USA for 33 years continuously are, so I know what your Sister is saying.

Most of the blowhards on the thread were not even born when I left Nigeria. Maybe even their Papa never born sef

ibkayee:
I get so mad because it doesn't need to be that way in the 21st century

I sha get angry with slow internet

DAVE5:
Hah, oga in every 10 Nigerians on the street, I'm sure 7 would like to run

I've never had that abroad dream but mehn, based on things I experience everyday, I'm buying the thought of running, this country no easy abeg

fieryy:
But, I mean think about it, they now write jambs with computers

You might therefore really want to consider moving there

Snaagg:
Nigerians abroad, how many of you are considering relocating back to the 'motherland' once this whole pandemic/lockdown debacle is over?

If you are, state your reasons here..

ibkayee:
The bar is buried in the dirt very low...

ibkayee:
How many years what?

fieryy:
Lmaooooo

Jahwinaboy:
you have been away from motherland (9ja)

dasparrow:
Move back to Nigeria when I know I am not insane? Actually, I did move back to Nigeria from the States during Goodluck Jonathan's era but it became clear to me that I just can't live in Nigeria again so couple years back, I left Nigeria again.

Culturally, I just don't fit into the Nigerian society. My mindset and ideologies are quite different from your typical Nigerian mindset and ideology.

I don't miss the mosquitoes, malaria, typhoid, dust, heat, overpopulation, haggling prices when one wants to purchase something, tribalism, bigotry, lack of constant power supply and water supply, rising cost of living but low wages, employers in the habit of owing employees salary for months, insecurity, Nigerians not knowing how to respect personal boundaries and/or mind their business. Nigeria is just not conducive for me.

Kuns84:
You refer to our country as hellfire? How so

fieryy:
Oh, pleeeease nobody is talking about money. It's more than that. Nigeria doesn't offer the basic needs people should have in 2020. The infrastructure is nothing to write about and the health care system as well. That's just to name a few

Podakejol:
Brother make we connect now

Karac:
Lol... When village people are at work is when you start thinking of coming back to Nigeria. They will give you thousands of unreasonable reasons why you should relocate. Na when you reach Naija finish eyes go clear.

Make una no reason that level at all. This place called Nigeria is half-hell.

ibkayee:
Forever, I have never lived there before

Jahwinaboy:
Then am inviting you dear. Come and enjoy first hand everything about Nigeria. It's fun. U gonna like it. I assure u

Jahwinaboy:
that's great, u can live in Abuja, Lagos, PH within their GRAs(Govt, Residential areas).It will be a great honor to have u back home after...how many years?