IMO01:


What sector of the Nigerian economy do you think one can go into to afford that lifestyle of vacation in us and owning a house in USA

Jayson504:
You want to come back to this shit hole of a country called Nigeria? Lmao . You better stay where you are for your own good Naija na SCAM!!

Vcblinks:
Nigeria is a good country if only if there is electricity,if they can get electricity just for 24 hrs,the country is good.a whole lot of investment will be there.i have been to countries like germany,estonia,US(seattle,ohio).The level of hate in Germany,men is crazy was in paderborn,those germans are anti social, unfriendly,the level of rednecks in estonia alone is so crazy,we all know the centre of hate and police brutality is crazy,was with my cousin driving to super market to buy me some stuffs in the state of ohio,police pulled us over,the level of fear in thats guys eyes cos he is a black dude,i cannot phantom but God helped us.Nigeria is Good if we can stop tribalism, corruption and fix up the electrivity.then you will nigeria is better off than some countries,i know what am talking about

lefulefu:
do u know in naija if u not well dressed or u heavily bearded u can also get stopped by the police and sometimes beaten up? there was one that happened in benin.this guy was heavily bearded and wearing a singlet and he went to the atm to retrieve some money but got stopped by the police and ordered to enter into the police car and when he refused the police swopped on hikm with gun butts booting him to the ground.it was onlookers that gathered and prevented the police from bundling him into the police car.wen i saw video of him on itv he was all bloodied.what was his crime? his crime was because he had heavy beards like pete edochie hence the reckoned he must be a cult guy.at least in uk if u blk the police will just stop and question u.but in naija if u wearing camos,t shirt having beards or shaven heard our police will start beating u cos in their mind u must be a cultist.

CeterisXVII:

There is no country without its own drawbacks. I remember getting to the UK in the '90s, and having to do a 20-minute walk, from the nearest bus stop to my house in the frigging cold, every single day for months.

I worked in a rather exclusive part of town, and every few metres a police patrol car would drive by and stare at you, once you were black.

I got questioned a few times just for walking down that street. Something that never happened to my white colleagues.

Everywhere has its own stress. At least, in Naija your money can buy you comfort, if you have enough.

Theconglomerate:
Whenever I hear all these type of rants i just know its from the poverty stricken ones making these statements so I don't even bother.
They know their being abroad is the only thing they can use to boast because when it comes to money nwanne,men here go shut them up back to back.
Like when you speak to them they keep telling you abroad this,abroad that...here it's like this,its like that.
But talk of investments and you find out how empty they are money wise upon the noise.
Roaming broke lunatics.
Funny enough the well to do ones wanna relocate but they just can't cos of their jobs.

lekki1444:
Ohhh I see hehe well its too early to make a fully stamped decision not to go. the way things are going i think they will forget this virus in the next couple of months. soccer is about to start, trump has told all churches to start again, the NBA is about to start again. i think this whole virus thing will be history in a few months. dont count out detty december 2020 yet. its too early to do that

Theconglomerate:
Whenever I hear all these type of rants i just know its from the poverty stricken ones making these statements so I don't even bother.
They know their being abroad is the only thing they can use to boast because when it comes to money nwanne,men here go shut them up back to back.
Like when you speak to them they keep telling you abroad this,abroad that...here it's like this,its like that.
But talk of investments and you find out how empty they are money wise upon the noise.
Roaming broke lunatics.
Funny enough the well to do ones wanna relocate but they just can't cos of their jobs.

For me, l cannot exchange Nigeria for anywhere else but l just wish all these evil leders will contact Coronavirus and die like flies.

urchcoded:
Men I fvcking love this country. I like the food, I like the women (in terms of anatomy and physiology) I like the naija customized Savagery and sarcasm. I just wanna do well. And enjoy here with my friends and family. I want to be able to afford to travel at will, but just for a vacation or tourism and not to relocate to another man's land just because you wanna see beautiful landscape. The only problem I have with Nigeria is religion which makes it difficult to associate with all them religious people.

Liodins:
Moving back to Nigeria to come do what?

JewelStone:
I'm not gonna lie...I miss Nigeria sometimes which makes me flirt with the idea of splitting my time there when my kids are older. I miss my family, my friends and the sense of community.

But then I remember lack of internet and electricity, horrific healthcare system, bad roads, bigotry, lack of value for human life, insecurity, police brutality, immense corruption, tribalism, crumbling or non-existent economy and a million other horrible things. This quickly resets my mind.

My solution which I'm currently working on is to bring my sisters and my best friend over to live in Sydney with me and make good living for themselves. Then I won't have any business with Nigeria anymore except to visit my parents every two years.

So to answer your question: no, nein, never!!!

RaptorX:
If you are financially okay, Nigeria is actually a very good place to live. All those one's abroad talking about mosquito and Nepa etc are just a bunch of broke ass because you can have 24/7 electricity in Nigeria easily if you can afford it. Until you travel yourself to see how most of them live in the so called abroad and the kind of work they do you will know where their bitterness and sense of unfulfilled expectations is coming from.

servercodes001:

A question for you please, if you had lots of money and you're not working for anyone in Sydney, like money is not an issue for you, would you stay there or would you come back to Nigeria.?

dasparrow:

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.

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..

sweetmelanin:
Move back to Nigeria? Lol
You couldn't pay me enough to do so. I can't and I won't!

amaniro:
OP if you want to move in. I recommend one mad ass estate for you in Abuja. Abuja is the best place to live in Nigeria.

Ernesthugo:

Reside in dubai trust me you would yell for Nigeria

amaniro:
OP if you want to move in. I recommend one mad ass estate for you in Abuja. Abuja is the best place to live in Nigeria.

purplecoco:
Lmao! I’m good The heat alone. Thank you

JewelStone:
I'm not gonna lie...I miss Nigeria sometimes which makes me flirt with the idea of splitting my time there when my kids are older. I miss my family, my friends and the sense of community.

But then I remember lack of internet and electricity, horrific healthcare system, bad roads, bigotry, lack of value for human life, insecurity, police brutality, immense corruption, tribalism, crumbling or non-existent economy and a million other horrible things. This quickly resets my mind.

My solution which I'm currently working on is to bring my sisters and my best friend over to live in Sydney with me and make good living for themselves. Then I won't have any business with Nigeria anymore except to visit my parents every two years.

So to answer your question: no, nein, never!!!

kushe:
People are always quick to say how much they earn.200k monthly in a government job,2 million a month in an oil company.That is an employee mindset and that person will always remain a commodity to be traded whether abroad or in Nigeria.
On the other hand,we have pioneers,risk takers thinking how much value can I create in this economy.Abeokuta is untapped and so is Akure,Makurdi,Ilorin,Awka,Uyo.
I have never gone beyond Ore but every time I see pictures of Onitsha or Aba,I just shake my head in awe.The filth is someone's fortune if they can only help the residents to see that human beings shouldn't live like pigs.Aba is a gold mine for urban town planners and so is Mushin,Bariga, Ajegunle and every filthy part of this country.
To all of you that keep running away,London was filthy up to the early 1900s and my people had communal baths in the centre of London up till the mid 60s.
Inspite of the foolishness that is government, Nigeria is moving forward and only those with eyes can see that. As for me the only thing that will make me migrate from Nigeria is the rapture or death.This is my own promised land.

zomby:

As long as the estate is in Nigeria, it is nothing but a package of a senseless rubbish.

Does it make any sense to live in a million dollar estate, but when it rains your Range Rover has to swim in a muddy water to get home?

Every basic things in UK or yankee happens to be a giant deal in Nigeria.

Nigeria is the only country where poor people and rich folks are both suffering...but they are both too mentally blind to realize this fact.