Yet none of them would get elected into even their local parliament because they do not have 'structures'. Rather, you have old thieves who sleep during the debates, only to wake up and sign for 'sitting allowance'!

What are Nigerians doing about it?

They are not that intelligent because they lack common sense and integrity. They are trying to escape from the same things other people had to fight for and change, they don't want to change anything in their country but take advantage of others hard work.

​@borngreat-4-life930 they are protesting and getting jailed or killed or witchhunted while at it. If that's not happening, they are too divided a people to realize that unity is the biggest threat to a govt that's sworn to destroy its citizens

@@borngreat-4-life930 Some are working really hard. Especially the Biafrans who decided that the best way is to divide first so that the tribal issue can be solved first, then build from there. But sadly, a lot are afraid and docile. Someone said that it's because of the lessons of the civil war in 1967 to 1970, that people are afraid to confront the wicked system, even violently.

Thank a lot for this

The questions is what are most of you helping to improve Nigeria? How many investment do you have in Nigeria? Or do you intend to die there? You are already 63 means you are not stable there

direct this question to the government, there are people being kidnapped in the countries capital@@kadiriolaniyi4603

You can't invest in a country runed by crook... 😡😡😡

Here we go. We always say we can't invest in a country ruled by crooks. Then years to come crooks continue to rule us when we allow them to rule us by voting for our tribes and religious leaders and saying they are the most competent. Then we expect them to work equally. That man is 63 and he still expects the government to give him a car and a job waiting for him. When he has been abroad for long and not thinking of investing in the country to create jobs for the younger generation when many Nigerians are also coming back to invest.

So what do you think needs to be done so youth in Nigeria can have the same success you had in the UK?

UK IS FAR MORE ADVANCED DUE TO GENOCIDAL ANTI-AFRICAN INDUSTRIALIZATION. NO REAL USE IN COMPARING THE COUNTRIES LOL

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Answer please Doc, wettin da way?

@@DWThe77Percent The success you talk of is attributed to the structure here, ‘work and reward’, cause and effect. They say the youths are the bedrock of every society, they represent growth, prosperity and vitality. Ignoring the impact of youth is equivalent to ignoring the growth of such a society. Nigeria lost its way long ago and it’s almost impossible to regain itself with each cycle of government that comes into power. The best government I have ever witnessed in the country was that of late Yar’Adua, though it was cut short but the dream was evident. The disease of bad leadership has transcended to every corner of the country, in our offices, schools , etc , threatening to extinguish the hope for a better tomorrow. ‘Who come dis life come suffer’ the youths have to make a way for themselves hence the japa syndrome. We need the possibility for a change in the leadership structure of Nigeria, where roles are defined for every citizen not assigned to just office holders. The first phase of the possibility for change begins with ACCOUNTABILITY, when we have this then we can dream again.

Thanks. God bless you. You are absolutely right. And that's what it is

She still has the chance to live the rest of her life over there. Give her respect. The people who built the nations were are running to built it on blood tears and sacrifice. People who change things understand sacrifice. We don’t understand that, and it reflects on our government. The government reflects the people’s values.

Don't mind her

@@chiomanwonye5420 fact is, when it gets too tough in Nigeria, she can always leave whenever she wants. You can't possible say the same for the average Nigerian.

@@user-lk3it4sh7w yeah, I work in the Public Health sector as an RN and there is no such thing.

Well, Europe and the USA are going to be run by the far right parties who are anti-black and anti-muslim so things will get worse for you.

@@michaelniran You’re projecting your experience on others. Yes you pay heavy taxes here but you actually see where your taxes go and you’re sure that the system works when you need it to. In many places in Nigeria, the insecurity is unmanageable, you’re more likely to be robbed by the police than have them protect you from robbers. Yes you can make money faster in Nigeria but with the unstable government and economy, whatever you make could just as easily amount to nothing. I have friends and colleagues who built estates in Nigeria with loans that they took here, only for them to watch how the value of the naira went down the toilet. Now the rent that they collect from the homes cannot even cover the loan payments. The same goes for many other businesses that are struggling with hyperinflation. As for making money here, your brother clearly doesn’t know his way around. All he needs to do is hire a professional tax consultant ( it might seem expensive at 1st but it significantly pays off), there are many ways you can go about avoiding taxes and getting tax benefits. And also if you earn in strong currency, and better still, have a solid passport, you can invest in other countries with less tax burdens than where you are, eg, Romania, Portugal, etc.

@@dekev7503 I live in Germany and even the Germans are complaining about the economy. I think you are talking about exchange rate not the exact pay cos of the progressive tax system and socialist economy. We are all educated in my home and with strong passports but we do not feel confident in investing in lands that aren’t ours because despite how hard some of us have worked , we’ve realised we’ll never be accepted here. There are wealthy people in Nigeria who didn’t steal, I don’t need to be insane to want to live in Nigeria. I am definitely going back, at most another African country but here… hell no. 😂😂😂 but I’m happy for you that you are having a blast. And No… white people do nothing to me as someone said in the video. 😂😂😂

​@@realmaureenoyakhilome "I think you are talking about exchange rate not the exact pay cos of the progressive tax system and socialist economy" I'm talking about the pay. I completed my Masters degree here and the 1st job that I got, fresh from school paid about 101k euros a year in total compensation (this amounted to around 4,500 euros a month after tax). Granted that's a relatively high salary (due in part to the size of my company and how hard it is to find talent in my exact niche ). Under 2500 euros, I could easily cover my car payments, food, entertainment and rent (and I live in hamburg where it's a bit pricier than other places like Bremen or Dresden). I also do freelance remote gigs from other companies based in other countries ( I make sure that these companies are not affiliated with Germany in order to avoid being placed on tax class vI by finanzamt for doing multiple jobs😅😅) The average Engineer in Nigeria would typically be unemployed and If he's lucky to get a job, It's not likely to be an engineering job as there's almost no Engineering sector in the country. A few of my classmates that got Engineering related jobs after our bachelors and none of them paid up to 300,000 naira, a month (less than 200 euros). Granted, In recent years there has been a rise in the tech sector but that is primarily due to IT staff who work remotely for international companies, and many of them eventually leave after getting sponsored by the company that they work for.

That your last point is really worth highlighting, i was shocked myself when a doctor who is supposed to be enlightened said black people want to work with white people, tf! A good system yes!​@resilient_nomad

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All phony African leaders need understand n 2 stop with this nonsense of 'Patriotism without representation"! They're constantly stuffing their faces with public funds n all the country's natural resources, while the ppl they're purportedly serving r languishing in poverty. But at the same time, they expect them to love their country n not abandon ship 4 greener pastures!! Hypocrisy of the highest order!!

WHEN ARE YOU COMING TO GHANA@@DWThe77Percent

@festusigiewe2914. Exactly. They talked only of their personal inconveniences and nothing of the needs of the rural villager, or the people struggling to make the country better. Only themselves..just like the politicians.

That’s pure selfishness….I’d be married to polish in few months and Lagos would be our home…There’s no place on earth to have freedom other than Nigeria and there is no place with cheap living other than Nigeria…periodddt

@@adrianm-he6he It is cheering to know there are still people like you who grab a hoe & cutlass every weekend to help out on the farms and also join regular meetings at the village square in the planning & mobilization of the people for a better future for Nigeria. What a patriot, thank you ao much !!

@@Mike_tradehub I'm very proud of you, Mike. You'll be married probably to an old Polish lady you met on the internet, in spite of the millions of eligible Nigerian women. You've also chosen to live in Lagos because it's cheaper than strange, cold Poland (I suppose); big sacrifices for the fatherland. You'll also be making love to your wife in Lagos. All this & more, not for your personal choice and benefit but for the greater glory of our dear country. AMEN BROTHER, I'LL SAY !!!

Selfishness and greed are the hallmarks of their character.

Correct! Everyone is sharp to point out problems but can no profer or actualized one single solution. We refuse to deep think and fight for certain values to take our country to the next higher level.

Even with the solution, how will it be apply ?

@@bobmajorshow1013No mind am

The solution is to divide the country, the Northern leaders in Abuja cannot run the country well, it's tribalism So let each tribe go they way Less people at the dinning table, not enough jobs and food to go around and you have corrupt leaders that are not being checked or forced to do they work

Last yr was suprised March 2023 you did nothing & sept 6 I was expecting niigerians get In the streets nooo & even March i saw the rallies you guys held, last week you guys been rallying nothing signifies 230million.That same time us in kenya were in the streets for every week for month plus& folk died.Mohbads procession packed more people that all these rallies you guys holding to get at your govt. Poor priorities you celebrate mediocr!ty,the crim!nals & is only nigerians who think going to other countries impregnate chics is an achievement, you don't like the truth& has made you guys allergic to accountability,-you only want celebrate good stuff but when bad stuff com3s you like you hate us we take all their gals,not alll of us is baddd, worse yall comfy making noise in other folk countries but at home yall quiet need be opp,l If you see other africans in foreign land we quiet,,i will make all the noise I want at home, you don't remind one another when we abroad we need behave instead most of you guys pretend it don't happen.you guys have a lot of work to do repair your image & pp. Is only niigerians who will try sneak drugs in a Muslim c0untry where y0u get death penalty but can't fight f0r their c0untry Mentality is wrong placees.Is like you guys checked out long time ago & prefer be c0untries you not wanted than be in niigeria

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Do you blame them, I don't!

Their mind go dey 😂

The American lady had an agenda and that was pointing out Racism. She interrupted the other guest instead of allowing the guest to speak. About being black in America as opposed to Africa, when I lived in Nigeria they called each other "The black One" This would be pilloried in America and the troll armies would threatening you with death. Nigerian preferred to work for foreign companies because they get a wage at the end of the month however small. Whereas local companies which provided these services did not pay salaries for three months plus. Have personally intervened in several cases until I was told that I was taken for a ride which I was. Change in mindset is very hard so in time keeping in Nigeria.

Shld read so is time keeping and not "so in time"

She's just privileged and sentimental😅

I can smell her privileged life through the screen. They should ask her how she got the job that she earned her first salary in Nigeria.

She not American! She has an accent

Spot on thank you.

Nigeria is not a failed state but you have failed because you can't use your brain to create a job.

But the fleeing African runners have HOPE in the countries that they are running towards that upon arrival will be found a receptive and fertile atmosphere for them to advance/succeed once they arrive here and so ironically they are still employing hope as their strategy. Just as everyone who crosses the road has blind faith that the red traffic light will cause the vehicles to stop... otherwise why step off of the pavement into the road?

@@carcher3279 You are missing the point. The statistics and percentages of thriving in Western countries are way higher than Nigeria. The odds are almost always in your favour abroad when you have a concrete plan and stick to it. The case of Nigeria is the opposite. You can have your plan, credentials and strategy, but your odds of succeeding will still be low. Abroad you can employ your strategy and almost get the results you planned for.

Nigeria is a failed state. You flee your country to countries that are established because you don’t have the skills, courage, fortitude to make a homeland for yourself. Then you want to wave your flag around the world as if you love your country. Please spare yourself. YOU DO NOT LOVE YOUR HOMELAND. That’s why you flee to other countries.

This is the reason why we vote the same crooks every four years.

@@egbukwuprince No we voted crooks because we voted along tribal and religious line! No solution to that because there is tribal competition which many tribes created out of stupidity. I bet the last election you supported a candidate from your tribe and claim he is the most competent. Be honest! People will vote their tribe or their religion and claim they are the most competent hence the problem continues.

@@ck-sl3kt How can you be so certain he or she voted along tribal lines,or are you confessing?

@@mrmike1582 Anyone that can read between the line knows that is the usual rhetoric from the exact people that are destroying naija. They will always claim that wrong politicians or crooks were voted in power. Check those people well and you will realise they only meant a tribe different from their own is voted to power! Anyone that meant well for naija knows that politician is NOT the problem of naija but CITIZENS!

@@mrmike1582but that is what we do. Religion and tribalism holds us down.

Thank you for this comment. The truth is that we are all cowards here, we are afraid and weak. Too scared to fight for our future, running away to enjoy the hard work of others who fought to build their country. We only care about money and are never contented with what we have.

You are in directly advocating to take power how???

​@@bobtechng1464i don't agree...

​@@ebubechiibegbula5968as you are leaving Africa guess who is coming to Africa 1 Million Europeans illegal immigrants are in South Africa the western nations are falling apart and they are leaving America and Europe so I don't see why your making it easy for them by leaving

@@user-fu7vt7pe9y please where are you getting your data from....

The mindset of a typical Nigerian is that anyone in a position of authority is expected to steal public funds or otherwise misuse their privilege. This is one of the causes of the shift towards individualism.

​@@abdul-kabiralegbe5660it's the Internet and western influence .

@@user-fu7vt7pe9y The attitude I mentioned started long before the Internet.

Always blame the West as if the locals based on Religion and tribalism in Nigeria cannot distinguish between right and wrong.@@user-fu7vt7pe9y

Great point

He’s absolutely telling the truth 💯

He told you the truth.

My dear, that is the brutal truth. Lots of professionals in Nigeria earn peanuts as salary

Dear black brother. Please don't stress yourself thinking about problems here in Africa. Don't bite off this one, you can not chew. Just be successful, happy and an upright in America. The problem here will resolve once the old farts naturally die away. You heard me correctly, the old farts. Most of the old people here holding power do not give a shit about anythings else but themselves n maybe their rich kids. They remain in power tiull they are 100 years old and don't care about the youth. It's a culture thing.

He told you the truth. Life in Nigeria is like hell. The politicians destroyed everything. The young people have no future. The enabling environment is not there. No electricity. No good roads network, nothing. Just nothing. I swear. The economy is nothing to write home about. Life is just hell. You can not sleep with electricity 24 hours. I live overseas now and I can tell the hell Nigeria is

I love your comment. It makes sense to leave, acquire the relevant skillset and come back to engage that knowledge and skill for the benefit of the country. Even with the challenges, I think Nigerians are very nationalist , we usually don’t like settling down completely in foreign countries. Once we get the institutional issues right and the engine of our economy running, I think the result will be transformative. The biggest problem has always been our political class. A new crop of young, passionate, patriotic Nigerians need to takeover. It won’t be easy to displaced the old guard but it’s doable. Young people are beginning to develop the political consciousnesses and now they have realized how consequential political apathy is .

@@Peggyg13 I do not think it is just about the "politically concious" youth "displacing" the so-called political class, because that wil be making the assumption that the youth who would take over would be absolutely incorruptible and therefore do a better job. The one thing I have always believed Africans (both the young and old) can do for Africa to turn things around for the better, is mindset re-orientation or a re-think of our thinking. We always underestimate our abilities and worth in Africa, but perform wonders ouside the shores of Africa. One might argue that this is the case because the structures in those places where we end up are more enabling than our own. Well, this might be true to some extent, but then, the question that arises yet again, is, wasn't it human beings like ourselves that put those workable structures in place? If the answer is a "yes", then we have to go back to that same mindset problem that requires fixing. Long live Africa!!

They have literally flocked to Kenya in the past few years now.

@@ichooseviolence2532 before you know it they will become MP’s and President. Just like the Chinese as well who are flocking and taking over and Kenya economy is under their massive grip. I don’t know if you speak about Non/black peoples in such derogatory manner.

@@Okoragyak I absolutely know and believe that the younger crop are a lot more moral, ethical, revolutionary, nationalist, than the old guards. The old guards have been their since the 1960’s they simply don’t want to leave. We have seen and learn from their mistakes. This issue is not peculiar to Nigeria alone. Sit tight syndrome is an African issue. Young people are ready to be the change they preach. The old guard don’t want this. They know quite already once the young ones come in, they will uproot the structure, bury it and build a new one on the corpse of the old. So my friend I submit to you, we young Nigerians are able, ready, highly motivate to take over and build our country into what it use to be. The mindset, will power and all the necessary condiment for a political revolution is alive and well.

You are absolutely correct. I left Nigeria some years ago, I only returned to get married and went back.

@@danielkomolafe936 But you still came back. Something brought you back. Hope another thing will not bring you back again?

@tosin5346. And that’s why Nigerians are hated and disrespected across the world today, unlike others who are treated with respect like the Chinese.

She wants to live off others hard work she doesn't want to fix her country she wants to come to America and call blacks lazy when they fought for her to get an education here.

So why did you not marry in that abroad you went, if you are in Rome you behave like the Roman​@@danielkomolafe936

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You also have your own part to play as well.

@@xfactor6099explain his part. What part does he have to play? This is a tactic to shame people who leave to get a better life for their family. Most people are ignorant to why the country is constantly declining. The leaders have sold their rights to the western world. Go do some research you’ll see.

Please explain....

@@mai2akitas by been an examplirary leader in your sphear of influence. Open the laws of the land, do not cheat people when in a leadership position, raise your kids right, do not pay bribes...

@mai2akitas. People who have these luxuries died and shed blood to have them. If you can’t do that, you don’t deserve it.

Exactly 💯. They are putting the responsibility of change on other people instead of it starting with them.

If you put pressure on the government you may not be alive again 🇳🇬

@@onyekaumeagudosi5674 If you are already poor and have nothing to lose, it will make sense to challenge the government and potentially risk dying. The Western countries you see today, people had to shed their blood for their nations to be developed.

​​@@pkom6418 not many people are willing to shed their blood for a country that is not ready for her own change.

​@@pkom6418Tell me one country in the world that ever became developed because the citizens at the grassroots fought for development rather than the leaders becoming transformational leaders. It's the job of rulers to develop their country. Individuals only have a duty to develop themselves and if japa becomes the only means to do so, so be it

Exactly.

Yes it a No Brainer but Money and Power have blinded them.

This thing that you have written here...please send you akant number, lemme transfer you some multiples of thousands of naira, because you have just spoken a BIG truth. A country where you see leaders interested in only themselves, what are the followers supposed to learn? Patriotism???? NO! You will learn to be interested in only yourself!!!! Cause and effect! Simple! Na only N2K I go send o, na still multiples of thousands sha...😅😅

I hope they will realise soon

@@BRICKStv9864 How can they, when they can easily travel abroad for a simple haircut?

Nigerian leaders don't care because there whole families are overseas. Nigeria is like proverbial community dog.

The one thing none of these bright and philosophical individuals mentioned is the growing population explosion in Nigeria. Everyday in Lagos alone 1000 registered births everyday and umpteen more unregistered. Since independence from Britain at 45 to 50 million it stands at 280 million+. Poverty, lack of education, healthcare, jobs and depleting earth's resources like water and bad sanitation all due to irresponsible parents having to many mouths to feed. This also impacts Climate change. Living in Nigeria was depressing as no one ever addressed the issue of over population.

I'd rather deal with racism than tribalism. What BS is that privileged lady talking about? Speak the truth guys

Dey play 😂

there is no amount of individual contributions that will replace the government's job. The Nigerians government does not hav any interest in fixing these infrastructural issues.

@thecatalyst1762. The people are apart of the government. If you don’t do your job, they gov will ride roughshod over you. Even in countries you think are “advanced”.

Any government can get replaced even people with power, it takes the people to stop being scared and use 1 key word it's called common sense, which this society don't really use ​@@thecatalyst1762

Is that always that easy though?

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@MAdams-ey4if. Why do you think you’re entitled to all of those things others built in their countries? If you think you should have everything you listed then you should run for public office in Nigeria. Otherwise, expect to be disrespected and hated everywhere else.

@@adrianm-he6hewhat kind of response is this? They don’t feel “entitled”, they are working for those things and don’t battle inadequate infrastructure and unnecessary civic obstacles.

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Depending on the government is a strategy for failure. Nigerians need to circumvent their government.

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It is people like the American Nigerian who glorify and validate corruption and bribery in Nigeria calling it unpatriotic. Lived in Nigeria and every time I landed at immigration you have to put money in your passport before it is stamped. When leaving Nigeria I didn't because had a British passport and no Nigerian connection. All Nigerian foreign and local passport holders had to pay. Have seen it with my own eyes. Surely this does not happen in America UK or Europe Australia New Zealand Canada.

It’s because you all are lazy and full of excuses and when you get to these countries you have a nerve to talk about the native black people that provided the opportunities you have

Because you are lazy

​@@charleeshaw7423ur mad and daft. Do u know the situation in Nigeria and how bad it is? Multinationals are leaving we have no infrastructure. The government doesn't care about citizens to make life comfortable for them

Nigeria's problem is that the country itself has no purpose after independence. The world does not expect anything from Nigeria. That's why the government doesn't need the people and hence doesn't make life better for the people. In fact if all the people japa or die and just leave empty land, the government will continue selling crude oil and resources, and feeding fat. Colonial masters came here exploit our agricultural resources. But now they can get them from somewhere else without trouble. In China, their government NEEDS the people, to work in factories and make cheap goods for exportation to bring about foreign exchange.. Russia needs its people to spread communist propaganda, spy on the west and finally conquer capitalism. America needs its people to spread capitalism and their so called freedom, invent scientific gadgets and keep control of their nuclear warheads to police and bully the rest of the world. Nigeria? Nothing! We're not doing anything for anybody. Just eating and borning pikin and overpopulating everywhere.

Honestly I feel the same 😢 but when it change?

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She is priviledged and living in a bubble, one of the Big brother product and an influencer

@@egbukwuprince how may I ask is she privileged ?

Q@@LeoBlight Studied abroad, grew up in the abroad, did you miss that part of the interview, came back home to contest in the big brother Naija reality show, she is living in a bubble and i pray Nigeria does not happen to her.

@@egbukwuprince I hope/pray for the very best for Nigeria and I hope to visit someday!

@@egbukwuprince I live overseas and agree with her. However people chose their struggles. Believe it or not the western world is glorified. I don’t know about America but Europe is cold and I’m not talking about the weather.

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Take your chances in chiraq

The issue is that they have defenders who will protect them from the heat. Those emilokan crying today will still repeat how they acted during the elections again, given the chance. The facts are there.

Our politicians have failed, we spoke out they killed us, look at what happen during the presidential election everyone knew what went down but was anything done about it ? No, evil prevailed the west turned their back on us, sadly no one is coming to help us the only leverage we have is God and that’s a story for another day.

What are you on about? 😂😂😂 Which solar electricity? Cheap petrol? Tribalism? Insecurity? No taxes? Dey play

@chiamakanwosu639 Today Petrol is £1.40 in the UK but £0.15 in Nigeria despite the fact that petrol is an international commodity. Nigeria price is the 6th cheapest in Africa. Solar installation that can give you 1KVA basic use in Nigeria is £400 but in the UK, you are talking about close to £5000. One bedroom flat apartment in Nigeria is £150 per year but £6000 in the UK outside London. Nigeria has no winter but summer all year, so there is no heating cost. Nigeria is far better than Europe 1000times

@brightolay8346. I wish someone could tell me what’s wrong with these peoples mindsets. I hope you are fighting to educate these misguided souls.

​@@brightolay8346 how much is the cost of petrol in comparison to the minimum wage, can the average person afford solar. Mind you poverty rate in the country is about 70%. Also rent in Nigeria is paid yearly as opposed to monthly or weekly these countries, how many people can afford to budget for a yearly large sum

@o.t9358 Many people living in Europe and America do 2 or 3 jobs. But in Nigeria you just want to do one job and complain that your monthly pay is small. But you are happy to come to Europe to do 2 or 3 jobs. Tell me any country apart from Nigeria where petrol sells for £0.15 per litre? Nigeria should be investing in electric vehicles because we have an abundance of sunlight. Every state in Nigeria by law can now build plants to generate electricity. Talk to your governors to give you electricity and shift to electric vehicles. The price of petrol will become irrelevant to inflation. That's Nigeria future

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I've lived in Africa and in Europe and I can tell it's much better in Europe even with all the racial issues. It's easy for you to say people don't understand because you haven't lived in Africa. Every morning, as I opened my dad's shop, I'd see my neighbours raw sewage pouring into the streets, and there's almost nothing we could do about it. You'd rather live here than in Africa.

@@jorgemells I wouldn't disagree with what tell me about Africa, if you've lived and experienced it. My point is don't tell us about the west because you don't understand it the way we do, you haven't been through their systems, you don't fully understand their culture. You don't understand taking a job at 10% less your market value, you don't understand when they will collude against you with their nepotism. I bet you think corruption is bad in Africa? But don't understand the white man and the west! the problem is you think you do, and by leaving Africa you hurt her more. Plus with the millions of us already here in some of the worst conditions why come and add to it.

​@@jorgemellsEuropeans dont like blacks especially the Uk the hatred and racism is real

​@@jasonwhite8537I would really love blacks in the west to be more impactful in their continent of origin and think of coming back to be a part of its positive upward trajectory

@@nkslolo4100We are! but on personal and family wealth. Our remittance contributions alone account for huge part of the African economy. The thing is, a lot of us feel like our contributions toward governmental advice is always seen as we are 'know it all's'. We are always looked as we are arrogant and rude.

How can you change your mentality when as soon as you step out of your house you’re hit with your reality, and you have to survive in this reality, if you were born in France you wouldn’t be thinking like this, we only think like this because we are Nigerians

@resilient_nomad. How can someone feel entitled to a house in 3 years when they can never provide the same benefit to others who work harder?

@@adrianm-he6he Not everybody are there for the houses though. To tell you the truth, it will feel like a stretch to majority of prospecting emigrants. The thing is, even basic stuff, people are struggling to get it in Nigeria.

You don't know what you are saying. Yes, you can buy a house in three years of landing abroad. People I know personally have done it.

@@agunaboumuzocha7872I don’t know what they’re saying. I know someone who did it in 3yrs too. Canada to be precise

What are you smoking buddy? People even buy houses after 6 months of landing in Canada. I have friends who came as landed immigrants and got lucky with jobs due to their education and skills developed in Nigeria, and went ahead to buy houses within the first year of their arrival.

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But sadly, they don't have shame. Are they not occultic, serving the wishes of their master the devil? Since when did an occultic person told to eat his/her own faeces to become rich became shameful about going through with it?

I really don't think they care. Buhari for example has two wives and ten children all living in luxury thanks to Dad and Mum. In Nigeria the Rich are respected no matter how they got Rich. The current Leader Bola is an extremely wealthy individual and has just appointed his son-in-law to a senior job. That's what I noticed interacting with Nigerians. Nepotism corruption bribes and constantly asking for "Dash"

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@macanthony1982. So US infrastructure where the average American consumes more than 7xs the global average is “standard” huh? With high carbon emissions per capita and waste, there will have to be 7 Earths to allow for the global population to consume as much as Americans do. This is not standard, it’s gluttony. This doesn’t take into account that the maleficent wealth of $26T gdp was built by centuries long race-based slavery where the only infrastructure you would of had were chains and an overcrowded -8C shack in the backyard. Pure idiocy.

Humans do not adapt to collective responsibility of suffering. Youth in all over the world and working with AI while Nigeria remains in renaissance age. There is no infrastructure in place to show that there will be change in next 20 yrs.

All these people need to get out of Nigeria, then they can talk. You work to dig gutter in the US, at the end of the day you get paid. Nigerian workers work for 6 months and not get paid.

@@bettyangel7009 I don't know I'm in canada we have infrastructure we take for granted

@bettyangel7009. That’s the type of government you *allow* . You get what you pay for.

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They're sabotaging our country, and good luck running for office with good morals and not getting assassinated.

So basically, Nigeria is underdeveloped by will not by some colonial or divine power?

@@john-tr8jy Absolutely!!!

​@@hillsongcovers2173 Not true. But I get your point

Nigeria happened to them. Some are damaged psychologically due to Nigeria value systems.

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I love waht you said at the end, ' even people of colour treat each other bad' it's a human problem. It's no different In Nigeria. The tribalism is top notch.

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agreed, I had friends who undermined my leaving Kenya, now, they are in US. Nice debate though.

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@@DWThe77Percent sista you deserve it. I want to thank you. I have never been to Africa and I would love to go some day but before I go I want to know what's happening there, how to treat others, what are some of the issues there, tribalism and more and because of you and the way you interview the people I as well as many others can understand the issues there, culture and more from the people

Absolutely - this must change immediately!

Yeah, we are going into the same direction. Angolans are immigrate at rate that was never seen before. In the end of the day, we only live once.

I pointed this out... he was just biased because he is in an office and would not want to be just for the obvious corrupt benefit

Don't you see he is like a fresh turkey eating from the Lagos government. You know see him belle na thief him be

I think the problem is how much of these resources is government investing in, in a way that job opportunities for people in this country are made available, and using these resources apart from Oil' to generate revenue for the country.

Excellent vibes! Can you name your channel and subjects you cover?

@@olomoolayinka9299 Diaspora Doodles. My specialty - Maths and Science because of my background in Microbiology (Epidemiology to be exact)

Bet that the statistics are far removed. Only a handful return

@@agnescraig2912 anecdotally, i know a few who gave up on their plans and had to return back to the States

Naild it!

She was exhausting to listen to.

Have you been to the U.S.? We have people living and dying on the streets. We have mass shootings nearly every week. How do you know HOW that woman lived in the US. There are hell holes in the US as well. There are shanties, there is street defecation, there are rats as big as cats in some places. You don’t know us. Obviously. It’s not easy here in this country either. Believe it.

@jadesingleton4110 I know.. I have been to the US so many times, and I've been to L.A. and NY, where I have seen the homeless in large numbers. However, I acknowledge my privilege as an African who is able to even travel. The way she speaks oozes privilege, and she has shown no regard for those suffering and just seeking better lives, especially when they have worked to earn it. Africa is not poor because people are not working hard. It is because of broken governance systems, corruption, and impunity. Changing such systemic problems require people who give up on their personal dreams and families to become the sacrificial lambs like some have already done. Are you willing to let your family suffer in your homeland, or move to a place where at least you can get a job.. Sorry, I am not interested in being the next Nelson Mandela (with respect for our hero) because my family will always come first before my country.

Lol, u obviously don't have any clue what living in the US is all about. The government doesn't support you in doing anything. It's a capitalist system. You virtually pay for everything. People took huge amount of loans just to go to college.

I pray she doesn't happen to her. Na only her go book the next Delta Airline flight back to the US. 😂

Spot on but corruption and bribes are a way of life. Sadly all Africans are very religious but their leaders do not teach morality and ethics.

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