Hi,

I’m currently doing a research on this topic.

Will you leave Nigeria if given the opportunity?

Let’s be sincere.

Cc:
Lalasticlala
Mynd44

What kind of question is that?

You want me to stay in a country where the Leaders don't care and the people don't care that the leaders don't care?

You want me to stay in a country that doesn't provide jobs,
Doesn't provide befitting housing
Doesn't provide water
Doesn't provide stable electricity
Doesn't provide good education
Doesn't provide good roads
Doesn't provide security
Doesn't provide Drainage
Doesn't provide good health services
Doesn't provide anything at all

Provides security for big men
Changes vehicles of the legistlators
Give governors houses, cars, life salary as pension
Embezzle everything and anything
Even ₦20k job has been hijacked....

Yet to ask me if I want to stay?
When you realise that any major health issue is like a death penalty, you would never ask me if I want to leave.

I will migrate even my unborn generation too.

I have migrated my mind, its just remaining to migrate my body

I will not, I will not trade my freedom and people of mind

EgusiSoup:
Hi,

I’m currently doing a research on this topic.

Will you leave Nigeria if given the opportunity?

Let’s be sincere.

Cc:
Lalasticlala
Mynd44

Yes!

To Afghanistan or Yemen!!!

10 years ago when I was leaving Nigeria for the UK, I arrived at the airport 1 hour before departure time, now in a few months’ time I will be going back to Nigeria for good, and what is interesting is that I will be arriving at the airport 6 hours before scheduled time. I just cannot wait to be amongst my people, a people at least that see me as a fellow human.
We have an adage where I’m from that says that no matter how ugly-looking a monkey’s infant is, it would still be loved by its mother.

PharoahIII:
10 years ago when I was leaving Nigeria for the UK, I arrived at the airport 1 hour before departure time, now in a few months’ time I will be going back to Nigeria for good, and what is interesting is that I will be arriving at the airport 6 hours before scheduled time. I just cannot wait to be amongst my people, a people at least that see me as a fellow human.
We have an adage where I’m from that says that no matter how ugly-looking a monkey’s infant is, it would still be loved by its mother.

Please set your priorities right.. There is absolutely nothing you have to gain from coming back to Nigeria. Stay back in the UK where you have security, health insurance, education, good roads and clean environment than coming to this hell hole called Nigeria

Don't say you were not warned, police go harass you, your fellow citizens and government go follow frustrate you, for your information, bandits are still very much around so you should already know that.. There is also tribalism in Nigeria, there is nothing good about this hell hole called Nigeria, if you're lucky to have escaped remain there for good

Already ayam tired of ds country with no clear roadmap to sustainable development....every politician just wan2 get2 d national cake and cut a sizeable part for their selfish stomachs regardless of d effect on the people.....
d grass is actually greener on the other side bro!
So YES ID GLADLY JUMP AT D OPPORTUNITY TO LEAVE

I shall give up anything owned in Nigeria if given the opportunity of migration to Biafra or preferably Republic of Igbo Land. I shall sing goodbye to the shithole called Nigeria for days and some.

PharoahIII:
10 years ago when I was leaving Nigeria for the UK, I arrived at the airport 1 hour before departure time, now in a few months’ time I will be going back to Nigeria for good, and what is interesting is that I will be arriving at the airport 6 hours before scheduled time. I just cannot wait to be amongst my people, a people at least that see me as a fellow human.
We have an adage where I’m from that says that no matter how ugly-looking a monkey’s infant is, it would still be loved by its mother.

U really love your country

Lalasticlala pls let’s hear from the generality of Nairalanders.

EgusiSoup:


U really love your country

Love that will turn to hate once he's back.. You can't love a country that doesn't love u

@mistakemaker, one question for you, supposing every other country in the world was like Nigeria, where would you run to?

PharoahIII:
@mistakemaker, one question for you, supposing every other country in the world was like Nigeria, where would you run to?

The key point of your question is supposedly. Only dumbass fools in Nigeria will keep rolling with a piece of shit.

PharoahIII:
@mistakemaker, one question for you, supposing every other country in the world was like Nigeria, where would you run to?

Fortunately every country is not like Nigeria.. So stop assuming

Mistakemaker:

Please set your priorities right.. There is absolutely nothing you have to gain from coming back to Nigeria. Stay back in the UK where you have security, health insurance, education, good roads and clean environment than coming to this hell hole called Nigeria

Don't say you were not warned, police go harass you, your fellow citizens and government go follow frustrate you, for your information, bandits are still very much around so you should already know that.. There is also tribalism in Nigeria, there is nothing good about this hell hole called Nigeria, if you're lucky to have escaped remain there for good

Don’t mind the guy! He’s either lying or he’s a grade one mumu!

Even a Senator or multi-millionaires child wouldn’t want to come back and settle in Nigeria b’cos no matter how rich you are, you can’t be insulated from its frustrations and madness!

PROUDIGBO:


Don’t mind the guy! He’s either lying or he’s a grade one mumu!

Even a Senator or multi-millionaires child wouldn’t want to come back and settle in Nigeria b’cos no matter how rich you are, you can’t be insulted from its frustrations and madness!

Lol.. I believe he could be far away from the truth, I mean concerning his present location

I will not... no place like home
check MA sig

I love Nigeria don't think so

EgusiSoup:
Hi,

I’m currently doing a research on this topic.

Will you leave Nigeria if given the opportunity?

Let’s be sincere.

Cc:
Lalasticlala
Mynd44

Migrate to where?

[b][/b]YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes I will leave Nigeria without thinking about it

But, i won't be going to just an anyhow country o. Is either Canada, Australia or USA. But if I fit see a stable well paying job for Nigeria, I won't be leaving o!

Mistakemaker:

Please set your priorities right.. There is absolutely nothing you have to gain from coming back to Nigeria. Stay back in the UK where you have security, health insurance, education, good roads and clean environment than coming to this hell hole called Nigeria

Don't say you were not warned, police go harass you, your fellow citizens and government go follow frustrate you, for your information, bandits are still very much around so you should already know that.. There is also tribalism in Nigeria, there is nothing good about this hell hole called Nigeria, if you're lucky to have escaped remain there for good

Maybe e don make enough money

PharoahIII:
10 years ago when I was leaving Nigeria for the UK, I arrived at the airport 1 hour before departure time, now in a few months’ time I will be going back to Nigeria for good, and what is interesting is that I will be arriving at the airport 6 hours before scheduled time. I just cannot wait to be amongst my people, a people at least that see me as a fellow human.
We have an adage where I’m from that says that no matter how ugly-looking a monkey’s infant is, it would still be loved by its mother.

I'm sure you don make enough money

Nah with very plenty money you fit enjoy Nigeria o

The problem with most Nigerians is ignorance, I won’t condescend so low as to argue with people who’ve never even crossed Seme border before, people who’ve only been on one side of the fence but pretend to know what goes on on the other side. if you think abroad is Elysian, then think again. The difference between suffering in Nigeria and abroad is, in Nigeria the suffer comes gradually, only dealing a blow heavy enough to make one lose his footing, but not enough to knock you out completely. It gives you the chance to recuperate. But abroad, the suffering comes all at once, like a moving train, it hits you on every side, heavy enough to sink you into the ground. If you can survive it, then good for you, otherwise you go under.
Imagine being homeless in the middle of December, in the middle of winter? I wonder which kind suffer for Nigeria fit reach this one?
To those that have never experienced winter before, it is like living inside a deep freezer.

Mistakemaker:

Please set your priorities right.. There is absolutely nothing you have to gain from coming back to Nigeria. Stay back in the UK where you have security, health insurance, education, good roads and clean environment than coming to this hell hole called Nigeria

Don't say you were not warned, police go harass you, your fellow citizens and government go follow frustrate you, for your information, bandits are still very much around so you should already know that.. There is also tribalism in Nigeria, there is nothing good about this hell hole called Nigeria, if you're lucky to have escaped remain there for good

Op is researching migration and wants peoples opinions on if they would or would not migrate. Op is doing qualitative research. The topic is about what you would do if giving opportunity to migrate, take it or leave it and not about you interfering with other peoples opinions. Will you migrate? Your answer was Yes, leave it at that.

No, I won't..

PharoahIII:
The problem with most Nigerians is ignorance, I won’t condescend so low as to argue with people who’ve never even crossed Seme border before, people who’ve only been on one side of the fence but pretend to know what goes on on the other side. if you think abroad is Elysian, then think again. The difference between suffering in Nigeria and abroad is, in Nigeria the suffer comes gradually, only dealing a blow heavy enough to make one lose his footing, but not enough to knock you out completely. It gives you the chance to recuperate. But abroad, the suffering comes all at once, like a moving train, it hits you on every side, heavy enough to sink you into the ground. If you can survive it, then good for you, otherwise you go under.
Imagine being homeless in the middle of December, in the middle of winter? I wonder which kind suffer for Nigeria fit reach this one?
To those that have never experienced winter before, it is like living inside a deep freezer.

Interesting

Litmus:


Op is researching migration and wants peoples opinions on if they would or would not migrate. Op is doing qualitative research. The topic is about what you would do if giving opportunity to migrate, take it or leave it and not about you interfering with other peoples opinions. Will you migrate? Your answer was Yes, leave it at that.

Lol same way you had the right to challenge my comment is the same way I had over the guy I quoted.. So both of us are doing the same thing Mr busybody

BabaOwen:
Maybe e don make enough money

Then he should use the money for vacations and holidays in the carribean island