Psimagestudio:
Are dey ok

Are you seriously asking this question?

Maybe you are numb to the reality of what they are portraying.

nauto10:
If you ask me na who I go ask

No be dey here dey read News

Lol...Your response is very refreshing.

Viktorino:
The country is very bad oh.No deceive yourself oh.No dey beer parlor come dey feel country good.Move around and see for yourself!

You crack me up bro.

So you have a crystal ball to know sey na bear parlour I dey or maybe you think I sound like that.

Anyway, I won't engage you in verbal ping pong. People like you know everything.

Maldini212:
Good news,,,,, very soon afonjas will be wiped out from the earth


Thunder fire Cowhari and his surpporters

Cow head.

Look at what tribalism has reduced and decimated your existence to? Continue... You will soon disappear.

Ayoefa:
Most can't return simply because they lack the financial capability to live the kind of lifestyle that they currently live in abroad. A lot will have to start from scratch, buying or building a house, getting a job etc. If most can afford to live a decent life in Nigeria, they will move back in a jiffy.

You see them online looking like they are living big, but that is a facade that is masquerading the real struggle if living abroad.

Are you speaking for yourself or people you know or think you know?

I think you are missing the point. The kind of 'lifestyle' you mentioned doesnt take a millionaire to live in developed countries.

Lifestyles such as good amenities, health care system that works, good educational and transportation system, adequate security, decent accommodation, banking system that doesn't extort, rule of law that works etc...are largely considered BASIC in the developed countries.

However, that doesn't mean things are perfect but if you want to compare struggles, you have lost the debate before it even starts.

Notatribalist:
Nigeria is not as bad as you portray.. I have been away for over 8years now, and the reason is lack of electricity,thats our major problem.. Believe me many country won't survive if they don't have constant electricity... So our government need to fix that first and believe me 80percent of Nigerians abroad will go back home.. No place like home

You have a point but went overboard with your 80%.

sweetmelanin:


You're free to create a topic on that

I am guessing that the list of reasons to that topic will be seriously and hilariously endless.

alBHAGDADI:

She left a gentleman for this bad boy and drug abuser. I guess she wants the Beyonce and Jay-Z kind of treatment which Simon Konecki and his archaic looks couldn't provide.

Well, Adele you now have your bad boy. But don't come back complaining when he's all of a sudden a bad boy inflicting punches on your plump face.

I am sure your concern as a relationship counsellor is much appreciated and all the points raised will be taken into consideration.

Let then enjoy their lives. Their relationship their business.

decatalyst:
Of what economic importance is this?

Yahoo-politiconomics.

uuzba:
I hope that whenever in life they want to use the MS Word or PowerPoint, that there will be light

They should have taught them how to repair generator, to create the light needed to powered the PC to run the MS office.

Your thinking can cause earthquake o.

..."repair generator" �. As old as you are, what solution have you proffered to the problem you highlighted?

The feat achieved my these kids should be celebrated and not trivialized. Abi you be enemy of progress ni?

wisewordd:
If we don't have sustainable alternative, I don't see the need for the border closure. Meanwhile, people that closed the border are eaten foreign food, buying expensive foreign clothes, children live abroad, using foreign hospital, and the list goes on. Question, who is deceiving who?

I disagree with you. And I am sure that you have heard the term 'no pain, no gain'. If we are to move forward economically as a nation, measures like these needs to be put in place.

You mentioned the upper class. What is the population of those that can afford foreign products and services compared to the rest that cannot? Who will benefit more since the border closure is already seeing a surge in local production of agricultural produce etc?

If we are to chart a different course economically, we need to be ready to roll up our sleeves and do the needful.

Today will always pass, tomorrow will always come.

kelvine:
Should we support or not.
Should we applaud our Government or dismiss this move as insensitive ?
Not an expert, will wait here to learn.

Insensitive is when they let their border to be wilfully porous without considering the negative effect it was having on Nigeria's economy.

I think it is a wonderful move by the government as it will spur more local and foreign direct investments in agriculture and other sectors, and subsequently provide more employment opportunities for our citizens.

emmasege:
If you had a good job and do not involve yourself in politics, Nigeria could be more of a home than outside the country.

A man with cool cash can travel the world, enjoy life, get the best of medical care and come back to rest at home where he's not treated like a sub-species of human being.

That's what the rich ones do but husslers stay put in white man's land.

"A man with cool cash..."

How many people get that kind of cool cash you mentioned?

NwaAmaikpe:




Stay back in Nigeria.
Apart from those people that scratch you at night when you're asleep, life in Ogbomosho is better than life in UK.

You may have your reason but it will be interesting if you could enlighten local people like us how came about your conclusions.

Ugosample:


You see your life?

Wetin do your life?

MiztaYouneek:
Let me first of all say that I am not trying to be tribalistic here or referring to all Nigerians in diaspora as the same. I know there are many good and humble fellows out there who know why they left Nigeria and are making positive impacts.

I lived in a country years back which was dominated by the yorubas and if you see how some of them behave you will really ponder how they keep succeeding in living in that country. No respect for their host citizens, always feeling they own the country especially some that have made money. I was in a Nigerian restaurant one day and one man who was older than me came and started speaking Yoruba for me just like that. Out of respect I told him I don't understand the language and then he asked me if I wasn't a Nigerian. I told him I was a Nigerian but obviously Nigeria is not an all Yoruba country. The had the guts to open that stinking mouth of his that I know is already caused to tell me that I should question God to ask why I wasn't born a Yoruba. I know for sure they must have deported him by now or he might be in prison or something because I don't see such kind of a person making any positive impact in his life.

That aside I also had other terrible experiences with these yoruba people but I can't share all here. The main point is that not all of them had bad characters but the majority of them that did have bad characters sometimes affect all Nigerians in general even those with good characters.

Years later I have moved to a very different country which is more of a French speaking country and it is dominated more by the igbos. Over here is worse than the other country dominated by yorubas. Many of these igbo guys have no atom of respect at all for their host citizens. They feel they are making money and always trying to oppress their host citizens. Sometimes if you see how they talk and insult the citizens in English without any consideration that some of these citizens understand English a little. What surprises me most times is when some of these people will be insulting the host citizens saying things like if it was in Nigeria they can't do such and how Nigeria is better than the country, but they left the same Nigeria they say is better to another country not like if the host country invited them. It is really sad because I believe only some few people who have really travelled will understand the little points am trying to make.

Just last night, I was with an igbo guy who runs a legit business and we were on our way home because we stay in same neighborhood. On the way we noticed a lot of police presence but we just kept moving. Immediately we got close to a junction we saw two police officers who stopped us and they were speaking French so I didn't understand what they said. The guy I was walking with understands and speak french very well so he was communicating with them. The only thing I noticed was that they were pointing somewhere for us to sit down just like on the ground. I peacefully went to sit down and this other guy refused to sit and kept talking to one of the police. I didn't know what was going on as there were other people around as well but all speaking French so I signaled the other police that was close to me and told him I don't understand French but I needed to know what the problem is. Luckily for me he could understand English and he asked me for my identification. I reached out to my wallet and showed him then he asked if I was a Nigerian and I said yes. He then told me I can go because all they wanted to see was my identification so he called the other police and told him I don't understand French but I had shown him my identification and they both asked me to go. That was when I realized that all those plenty talk my friend was talking was unnecessary because they only needed to see our identification. I then called him aside and told him to calm down and speak with them gently but to my surprise he brought out his phone and said he wants to call some of his other police friends. I believe that angered one of the police and the next thing I saw was that they started pushing him to go and sit down where they initially asked us to sit. He kept on resisting while speaking French with them and the next thing I saw was two truck load policemen. Seems they were all together doing the patrol around the area and the whole story changed immediately. The environment became intense and that's how they pushed this guy into the truck with other people that they had arrested as well.

As for me, when I saw the way everything got intense I had no choice but to leave the place and started running home. Like that old saying "na who run from war dey live to tell the story". And that is what I am doing. Up till now he has not been released and no one knows yet where he is.

The bottom line of this all is that, though I know he will be released, it was just a very simple matter that would have been avoided by just being humble and able to show some respect that would have solved the problem and prevented any form of arrest in that forceful manner.

I don't see what it takes for us as Nigerians, no matter the money we are making, to always be humble to our host and respect them irrespective of age or anything. We have to learn to stop that attitude of I am better than my host and Nigerians have more sense than they do.

Whenever you travel out to wherever, please learn to show more respect and always be humble no matter how rich you think you have become.

Thank you OP. You are unofficially, a self-appointed, world renowned tribalised behavioural expert in the Yoruba ways.

Your tribe has a reputation for being perfect and model citizens wherever they are from South Africa, Vietnam, Malaysia, India, USA, UK to Thailand...need i go on?

I rest my case.

Snails:
Nice forward Lamine Diaby-Fadiga has admitted to stealing teammate Kasper Dolberg's watch from a team dressing room last week, sources have confirmed to ESPN FC

The story was first reported by French outlet L'Equipe.

Diaby-Fadiga, 18, is one of the most promising prospects at the club, where he's been since joining the academy at age 13. Alongside his lawyers, he confessed his crime to the club, apologised to Dolberg and manager Patrick Vieira, and promised to reimburse his teammate for the full value of the watch.

The timepiece is worth €70,000.

Dolberg pressed charges against an unknown perpetrator he denoted as "X" last week after discovering the watch had been stolen during a training session. An official investigation was later opened by the police.

Nice are also investigating the matter on their side and Diaby-Fadiga risks having his contract terminated for gross misconduct as well as risking a criminal conviction.

The former France U16, U17 and U19 international made his debut for Nice as a 16-year-old and made six appearances for the first team last season.


https://africa.espn.com/football/nice/story/3952209/sources-nice-player-stole-teammates-70k-watch?device=featurephone

OP...allegedly.

tonye33:
This woman can arrange Nigeria's economy

That's an incredibly funny and catchy punchline�. I am still laughing in Swahili ���.

MelesZenawi:
Waive it

You are a criminal..... Yahoo Yahoo man.....gangster.


Pastor, name your cliques so they can face the full weight of the law.


90bn gangsters....

Who is this squirrel with half brain cell?

Na those telcos giving out free data as promo I blame.

Tomide007:
Who builds an airport near a learning institution? The noise from plane landing and flying will be a disturbance..... U get useful books for ur library?, even student hostel ain't enough but nah airport u wan dey build....

From my experience, there is a very busy airport about 600 metres or slightly more from a University in the UK. It depends on

Officialgarri:


Explain...... that a bike and a trailer shouldn't be on the same road or what? Or that there are no accidents in advanced countries?

There are avoidable accidents like shipping containers falling on vehicles and other road users on daily basis, like trailers and other vehicles not roadworthy, speed limits and other traffic regulations not being observed, culprits rarely facing consequences for their recklessness etc

Advanced countries have measures in place to mitigate these avoidable incidents and that is why occurrences are not as common as we have in Nigeria.

Sanctity of human life is some that scares me in my beloved country.

Sunnycliff:
Subtle campaign for 2023.

Am laughing at those of the SW eying 2023.

The greatest shock of their lives is brewing

Why not use panadol for your own headache or sniper for your toothache?

Nigeria's political landscape is more complex than your tribalistic and myopic assumptions and weightless shade.

Tolexander:
Geoffery Onyeama May be a nice man anyway.

But I noticed one thing about our politicians while leaving the country and outside Nigeria they are always so nice and act a perfect gentleman, most especially inside the plane.
Perhaps they are afraid of plane crash and want to get to heaven with a last minute good work

Your analysis and assumption is both true and funny. You cracked me up �

I think Mr President is doing ok but advocating for constitutional amendments to pave way for a 3rd term in office is wrong and it won't work.

We have seen this before sha... it's not new.

Obama for life then. ���

I just hope we won't go there and start becoming nuisance with our loud and 'take over' attitude.

ornicus:


So why have you been hiding it when We ask for bobs and vegana?

We? You are on your own bro.

kenwhawha:
Immediately I saw her beautiful skin tone and thick long hair I knew she was Igbo.

Inferiority complex overdose dey your system. Soon now you will say you are an Israelite.

You better focus on what will improve and add meaning to your life rather than all these false superficial attache wey you dey do.

Otuegbe:
every country in the world imports. I don't know why this guys think our problem is only importation .

I think we should produce what we can produce for local consumption and import what we can't. This will stimulate the economy, encourage investments and create lots of jobs.

JasonScoolari:
Some Yoruba men are extremely lazy just like the most high libido Kehinde Muse.


All they know how to do is to look for one innocent hustling under-17 girl hawking Agbo Jedi Jedi and start knacking her left and right.

They'll sit down from morning till evening waiting for Sikira to submit her money and pussy.

Later, they'll come on social media and start tagging themselves "YORUBA DEMON "

Rashedat has refuse to surrender money and pussy, and the most high libido moronic rabbit decided to guzzle SNIPER.

"The gods are not to be Blamed.

Trouble dey sleep, you go the wake am.

Why must everything be about tribe with you guys? Do you think peddling and trafficking drugs around the world and opening shops as fronts, equates to hard work?

You hate the Yorubas yet you dey live off their lands and generosity.

I beg park well or crawl back to your hole.

proudevil:
Then.........?

She was thanking God for a miraculous encounter involving her loved ones. Have you never had one in your life?

iamawara:
From the Afonja's table.


I just say make I come check the names

You do well. But you don't want to play that game, for reasons beyond doubts.

Say NO to fraud. Denounce tribalism.