Asking Nigerians in Canada If They Would Return Back Home 🇨🇦🇳🇬

[@WhizQueen]

Check out this video --> Why I Moved From Nigeria to Canada (My Immigration Story) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZWxpqZ4gdx0mdk

[@kathleenagnes5191]

Great video. How can I contact you pls?

[@adesojialu1051]

How do I do mine too @WhizQueen ?

[@emo3443]

I need a Canadian connect, how do I go about my traveling to Canada

[@bryanonyechebe7294]

Please what's your IG handle

[@lydianyabonyi1060]

I am a Canadian and I am a very good person

[@obehiokojie4066]

Once the governance issue in Nigeria is fixed, the country will experience huge growth and development which will spur many Nigerians in the diaspora back home. Nigeria is a treasure and a goldmine.

[@cinnamonstar808]

AFRICA IS THE FUTURE. 🇨🇦 Canada is 150 years old 🇺🇸 USA 245 years old = 🇬🇧 G Britain is 300 🇳🇬 Nigeria is younger than most parents age = so they are complaining about Nigeria. Nigeria is far superior at 60 years old. 🙄 you could not walk any street in the USA or CANADA at 60 years old.... there weren't any streets 😅😆😁. or city planning or a decent government or plumping. safety? forget about .. it was a very dangerous land. women and children were not safe. YET they compare Nigeria 60+ years of governing with a country than have been doing for 150 years. LOCK THE COUNTRY and dont let them back in !! how cold will their winter be with no fuel.... All the signs are there. its a perfect storm. “𝔣𝔬𝔯 𝔧𝔲𝔡𝔤𝔪𝔢𝔫𝔱 ℑ 𝔥𝔞𝔳𝔢 𝔠𝔬𝔪𝔢 𝔦𝔫𝔱𝔬 𝔱𝔥𝔦𝔰 𝔴𝔬𝔯𝔩𝔡, 𝔰𝔬 𝔱𝔥𝔞𝔱 𝔱𝔥𝔢 𝔟𝔩𝔦𝔫𝔡 𝔴𝔦𝔩𝔩 𝔰𝔢𝔢 𝔞𝔫𝔡 𝔱𝔥𝔬𝔰𝔢 𝔴𝔥𝔬 𝔰𝔢𝔢 𝔴𝔦𝔩𝔩 𝔟𝔢𝔠𝔬𝔪𝔢 𝔟𝔩𝔦𝔫𝔡.” they move to lands that is due for judgement. Nigeria will be here after 2030 🇳🇬 afterall AFRICA IS THE FUTURE.

[@purityozaha9262]

Me i am going back home , abroad is fucking boring

[@timeeak4599]

@@purityozaha9262 If boredom was the only thing that drove you from Nigeria then things for you are good. Bless.

[@davidl1162]

The governance issues are actually exaggerated except insecurity... aside security, all other issues are exaggerated but even with that people still travel by road daily and nothing happens to them i believe...

[@testingoyay4648]

@@davidl1162 Then you my friend do not have a good understanding of statistics...and that's one of the reasons people seem to be misinformed....a lack of understanding of statistics...

[@mrrightperiod]

The longer you stay the more you think you want to go back. Been out of Nigeria for 11years. I am currently and passionately working on my going back.

[@josephokoduwa2002]

Thank you bro....thats y am investing heavily back home. No country sweet reach naija. Here na work work work.

[@blessingdebah2209]

Same here. its the law of nature, what goes up must come down. The heart starts yearning for home, despite all the fancy road and all that....

[@taiwofincH]

Brov Dem no dey tell person 😎

[@AdeyemiOla147]

@mrrightperiod, human nature is like that,we are insatiable. By the time you get to Nigeria after about a Yr you will also get over the euphoria the little things you also took for granted abroad about orderliness, things working, having electricity,the quietness/peace you will start missing them again and you might want to bail to abroad again. It seems people are having fun here now until you come live there life and you see that Naija is not for the weak. You can balance it by coming here to do some time and go back but staying here permanently you may regret it later.

[@chidozieugwu-oju7069]

@AdeyemiOla147, absolutely correct.

[@Flourish_today]

After listening to all these people speak. I can tell you that family and community is number one. Human beings gravitate towards each other. So if they could bring that community with them to Canada they would be happy. All they want is security, peace and acceptance. No one is saying I want to be in Canada because of $$$$. It's the peaceful environment and ability to feel secure.

[@cinnamonstar808]

this is sad. 1+1 = 2 . These people and the contribution belongs to NIGERIA not canada. Canada allows people in because of it lowbirth rate. so you can work, pay taxes to support their older population. CAPITALISM REQUIRES POPULATION to work. 5 people CANNOT keep the phone company door open. The bill will be thousands of dollars to per customers. A mass population of immigrants move in, order cellphone service, shop at the stores, pay takes, keep rent prices going, keep the power company going, and steal Nigeria youth from Nigeria. it a sick mentality in Nigeria. were everyone in the country is an expat waiting to leave. 100% of world breaking technology by Nigeria is given to other countries who calls Nigeria 'sh*thole countries". t̲r̲e̲a̲s̲o̲n̲o̲u̲s̲ ̲b̲e̲h̲a̲v̲i̲o̲r̲ - 🇳🇬 There are more Nigerian plastic surgeons in Beverly Hills california than in Nigeria. Nigeria then spent millions of dollars renting CUBAN doctors to fill the health care gap. ( this why African countries did not care for those in Ukraine - because those medical students were NEVER returning back to Africa) 1+1 =2 those students were going to Western countries to uphold their system. which for some reason you dont get. NO PEOPLE NO COUNTRY - 🇳🇬 the father of the internet is Philip Emeagwali. (there is a long long list of Nigerians uphold other people's land ) NO PEOPLE NO COUNTRY: the more you bleed out Nigerians the sicker Nigeria gets. 🧠 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐞𝐢𝐠𝐧 𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐝 𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐢𝐬 𝐚 𝐬𝐢𝐜𝐤𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬 when you hand over your people you hand over the $$ wealth of your land. and Canadians will turn around and call Nigerians all sorts of name and then see a Nigerian nurse or doctor next Monday. have some shame or pride = pick one Canada is 150 years old USA 227 = Nigeria is younger than most parents age = these countries were trash at 60 years old. Nigeria is better at than age

[@timeeak4599]

Spot on.

[@oladimejioluwadare8305]

You're absolutely right. We just want peace, unity, cos the money and every other good things in life will come. Nigeria has the potential to be great.

[@josephokoduwa2002]

If not the money and security. ....naija na naija. Thats y we need to still lay back our treasure in Nigeria. Home is home. Naija life sweet pass abroad. No be lie. They are all saying no way, they will not go back to naija because they have no treasures back there. The sense able people will invest their cannadian money back home period. Anyway they newly come.

[@Olashileanny]

@@josephokoduwa2002 thank you. They will invest back home. I love that👍.

[@tobiadeniji6630]

Canada must be nice. I live in the US and I'm definitely not cutting ties with Nigeria not now not ever. I see myself investing over there and moving back in the future. No place like home. I can't give up my heritage for breadcrumbs in the West. No matter where you are abroad, you're nothing but a second class citizen.

[@iganyaabba5214]

Home for me is where my heart is at peace, where i can sleep in peace, where I can find something to do and earn enough to put a decent meal on the table for my family and I and still have enough for my extended family back in Africa, where I do not need a godfather to survive! Home is anywhere ( be it the Arctic where i have lived and enjoyed, or the Antarctica 😉if its possible) I can be true to myself, my beliefs and still thrive! I choose to live one day at a time. In Nigeria, nobody hands down crumps to you without demanding for the skin of your teeth! Haba!! Patriotism to Nigeria is too stressful and one can even die hoping... I've got just one life to live and I plan to enjoy every second of it, irrespective of where I live.

[@fo4256]

You said it all

[@afrikanheritage99]

Tobi sending many hugs 🫂 and love ❤️ I am mortified of what came out of these young people's mouths. Are they not supposed to stay back to fix what's broken in Nigeria and they ran to run their mouths. If you've nothing good to say about your country in global platform then keep quiet 🤫

[@andarfantasticolee3268]

Second class citizen? Many Nigerians here in Nigeria are not even second class citizen if i could use " third class citizen" lol. Well u live in the US according to what you wrote on ur comment. Is it the police harassment or trying to get a job in a corporate organization without any link. I will feel at home wherever human rights are respected. Mind you tribalism is extreme in Nigeria.

[@mercurius6352]

@@afrikanheritage99 stay back and fix what exactly?? When things are not working out here no matter how hard we try, we stay back and fix what?? I studied Law for 5 years with an extra year in law school and still don't have a decent Job. People migrate to have a better Life, home is not necessarily where you are born but a place that gives the best contents you seek and accepts you based on your characteristics. My bro was almost killed by those sars officers during the end sars protest. My friend can't even fend for her 2 kids with a decent Job despite graduating with a first class. Those that want to migrate should migrate, they are not the cause of your problems, if you are angry at the country's bad economy then take it out with the government and it bad leadership and not those who travelled out saying they don't want to return, period.

[@lovethelohor6000]

Nigeria! My country! It's the best place to be in the whole world. The only problem we have is bad leadership. Give us good leaders and see. Good weather, good culture with moral values, good food, good people and bad government.

[@WhizQueen]

Honestly speaking! It’s just sad how bad it has gotten

[@jesusisreal18]

Until then........

[@BernardineOrji]

I can’t live anywhere else. I will be the last person to leave Nigeria if we had just 2 persons left. I lived abroad and had bad episodes of Season affective disorder. By the grace of God I can’t relate with all this bad news except bad governance.

[@suleimanuusaini3]

@@BernardineOrji Wow! Never knew the depression during winter was called SAD- Seasonal Affective Disorder, had to check it out after reading your comment. Hope you feel better now? Best wishes!

[@femibabs1310]

@@BernardineOrji I have lived in the UK for a very long time and one thing you learn is that apart from maybe making money to invest it back home we are not meant to live in any of these foreign countries which is why it's so sad that Nigeria is in such a mess

[@carolafricangirl6836]

I'm Kenyan living in the Netherlands. I feel now I'm older once my child turns 18, I'd love to live in my country. I admire Canada, and many Africans here once they got their passport went to Canada. I find it cold that's why I didn't come, but have visited Nigeria and want to visit again. I visited Lagos longtime. Hope to visit Abuja. Love Naija food, fashion and culture. I'm surprised most young folk don't want to go back home, but maybe when they're retired. It's all good, build home from outside.

[@Rumbu_P]

It's the failure on the part of govt .but we dearly love 🇳🇬

[@emmychannel5563]

They will like to stay until someone tells them 'go back to Africa'. Home is always the best.

[@tosinojo7310]

@@Rumbu_P they just left nigeria...give them 10 years...answer will change

[@Rumbu_P]

@@tosinojo7310 and understandably so..once you save up, you can come back and create something for yourself..irrespective of the govt. Hopefully we get it right 2023

[@Rumbu_P]

@@tosinojo7310 and understandably so..once you save up, you can come back and create something for yourself..irrespective of the govt. Hopefully we get it right 2023

[@chidinmaprecious7475]

See the Ghana babe with good sense! Her goal is to get the best for people and move back for impact. No place like home! A day is coming when all Nigerian migrants will beg to return home! Nigeria is a blessed land and God is showing us mercy soon all the nations shall gravitate to Nigeria for a better life 😄😄😄

[@worldformatics]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@renaissanceadmin9996]

We must pray for the Almighty God to make things easy for us in Africa. Ameen.

[@ugochinwankwo6016]

AMEN…

[@akshat-wn3pq]

Rest there is nothing good about this country

[@preciousgrace9953]

Coming back to this ur comment after one year, things has become worse in Nigeria. Cost of living is costing the living, as you're working you're struggling to feed yourself.

[@Cyan.l0g]

As a Canadian, welcome to all nationalities and cultures! Immigrants are what make this nation great and my life as a Canadian is better because you came and shared your cultures with us. ❤

[@JuliaOOkafor]

Thanks for the ❤️

[@anthonyjackson7336]

Immigrants don't make Canada great and Canada is not great. It's a small country with no international influence

[@misscvlog5402]

Sir you're an immigrant too lol

[@anthonyjackson7336]

@@misscvlog5402 settlers and slaves are not immigrants. We didn't move to America, we created america

[@misscvlog5402]

@@anthonyjackson7336 who is we?

[@BDB-ji1ui]

I just laughed hard when they said will not go back home. I’m sure they’re still new to Canada that’s why but I promised after 10 yrs their answer will changed completely. Every newcomers to Canada say the same, then you realize after few years things changes completely.

[@Sunnybwoy47]

Give them time. Build your own home BUILD your own country.

[@oyedepoolaoluwa2429]

Y, if I may ask

[@healthyrecipes533]

I d

[@timeeak4599]

@@Sunnybwoy47 in what way please?

[@ogadimachukwu9615]

You are right

[@AdedayoMoshood]

For those that said they don't plan to move back to Nigeria, I don't blame them. Nigeria today is worse than when they left it, so there's really nothing that'd make anyone wanna come back. I believe the responses would change if Nigeria becomes a much saner society.

[@WhizQueen]

I believe so too. I hope it gets better soon 🥹

[@lillianbale1520]

@@WhizQueen my dear lady, because your still young, when you get older that's when you will come to realise that foreign country's are not good for you. So my dear, plan when you're still able, don't wait until it's too late.

[@pcofranc]

@@lillianbale1520 what does this mean? I don't understand this comment

[@BueaBuea]

@@lillianbale1520 Home is home. Never forget your home. For those who are still young, like all these people being interviewed; they need to get two jobs. Work hard and build a couple of houses back home and put on rent. If you have to buy land, then do so and build in that land. You don't want to get old to the age where you can no longer work in Canada, the United Kingdom, United States and other overseas countries. You don't want to end up homeless abroad? I don't know how many of you will be able to afford a nursing home in your 70s or 80s? it's not fun. We are not used to being confined in our old age. You will really regret if you don't plan to go back to your country when you get old. Do something back home; even a one bedroom for your future return back home.

[@lillianbale1520]

@@pcofranc My dear, living abroad is good when you're young, but when you grow older, you don't need to be abroad. Lonely life is hard to stand when you're old. To start investing home aswell is better to start earlier, not to wait until you can't do anything for yourself

[@sashaforce6976]

"the weather is awful, but we will wear jacket" 😀...that was funny

[@jamesjonathan4402]

Very funny....

[@charlesbabatundeimah531]

Home is where you find peace, relative security, happiness and laughter.

[@kalahari8295]

Nahh, home is family.

[@nsikanseeker6089]

@@kalahari8295 and what is family?

[@Softman264]

At the end of the day no place like home.... Miss the little things we enjoyed back then in Nigeria. As we go on in life we see that the little things matter most.

[@comfortabigailobadan783]

This is so touching

[@therealrockguy100]

That's my biggest gripe about Canada's too, the winter and cold. We also need better food/restaurant choices. Wish we're able to have street venders/restaurants.

[@mabroni]

All these young people here are newbies, they are excited about the change of environment. Give it 5 to 7 years and ask them the same questions. It will be a different answer then.

[@WhizQueen]

No lies told

[@iganyaabba5214]

I have lived here for 10 years and I still love it here.

[@davidl1162]

@@iganyaabba5214 if it was that wonderful you would not have watched this video and would not even be commenting here; you would hv been so carried away by its wonders that you wont hv time for this

[@andre_tube..]

@@davidl1162 nope, that is you projecting because you just can't believe that someone can love living in a foreign land, even after 10 years. Which one is "you wouldn't have watched this"😂😂 I just stumbled on this video and decided to watch, it doesn't mean I don't like where I'm living. Nawa ooo

[@andre_tube..]

@@iganyaabba5214 correct person😂

[@josico02]

from the few i have interacted with and what I hear most, most Ghanaians definitely would want to move back to their motherland after awhile to rest from stress and enjoy family but a lot of Nigerians pursue academia a lot and see their life in the Uk or Canada...lol different worlds

[@mankgabanemantlaneni]

Why Nigerians don't love their country, iam South African and I love my country I would never live in any country, I have been to New York, London, Amsterdam, Italy ,Rio Brazil, Germany, Botswana, Mozambique, Namibia, Sydney Australia, Hong Kong,Istanbul and many other countries ,SA is the best and I was born n bred in SA

[@tigerzulu759]

They hate their home

[@TendoFred]

I love the way you describe your country south Africa. Love from Kampala .Uganda

[@PerkyDebbyofJos]

Nigerians love Nigeria period. There are issues but we love Nigeria

[@just_fashion1]

Maybe if you stay in Nigeria for a year or even 6 months,you will understand

[@joyetinosa6965]

No ,i love my country Nigeria no place like home ,god bless Nigerians in europe they go home every day.

[@solope4209]

Take it or leave it we are still a stranger in overseas, it doesn’t matter how long you have been there, but i tell you one thing Nigerian will always be my home, na who never make money for Abroad day say he no go go back to Nigerian

[@reznikboris5]

Yeah this guyz just move to canada last year just ask then the same question in few years coming u gonna see another answer

[@afrikanheritage99]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👍🌹

[@afrikanheritage99]

@@Sir.b.o Because of slave and colonial mentality. No sane person will sell their wealth in Nigeria to come to foreign country to wipe their behinds.

[@Softman264]

Real talk man

[@innocentaonota8200]

Fact

[@mayorityz]

It’s would be awesome to ask older people. If they are still there

[@WhizQueen]

I don’t really have friends in that age group 🥹

[@afrikanheritage99]

@@WhizQueen hmmm did I smell agism??

[@xane1990]

@@WhizQueen you dont have to be friends with someone or be in the same age group for you to hear their perspective.

[@dee01_]

@@WhizQueen but you’re not friends with everyone you just interviewed.

[@WhizQueen]

@@xane1990 how/where do I meet them tho? It’s easy to ask the younger group cos we hang out a lot and meet friends of friends.

[@thefizz260]

All these people are still new in the country, give them another 10-15 years and ask them same question. I have been in the UK for over 20 years, this is same way I used to think. Now I can’t wait to reach my pension age and return back to Nigeria. No place like home

[@Cook_Eat_Banter]

At the end of the day everyone’s destined for a different life , do whatever works for you, if an opportunity arises for you, take it, some people are born in Nigeria but yet don’t have access to family, die jobless, and so on, some people still prosper in Nigeria, some people go abroad but don’t make it, some people go abroad and flourish, learn to not compare yourself, if not you’ll loose yourself, if you’re a Nigerian please come 2023 vote wisely!❤️

[@lameckkatsande2235]

Love your perspective

[@Cook_Eat_Banter]

@@lameckkatsande2235 Thank you

[@edechimebryan6381]

best comment so far!

[@adekomayadotun]

Even after voting wisely, the election was still rigged. I just hope this regime favors us.

[@AlkebulanJahmiah]

This is what happens if you don't know your rea history and who your really are.... Thumbs ups to a Ghanaian lady she spoke very well

[@elisobais]

Rare to come across a Ghanaian who doesn’t wanna go back. They may live in abroad for 20-30 years but will surely return. However, you’ll definitely find one or two who would definitely wanna be buried abroad just like any self hating Black people.

[@MOBOLD4EVER333]

THANK U SO MUCH MR/MRS JAH MIAH" THIS IS ONE OF THE COMMENT I HAVE BEING LOOKING FOR, I WAS JUST TALKING ABOUT THAT GHANAIAN LADY; SHE WAS VERY SMART & VERY THOUGHTFUL WITH HER RESPONSE, VERY WISE YOUNG LADY, KNOWLEDGEABLE AND FULL OF UNDERSTANDING ABOUT THINGS, SHE GOT BRAIN & NEVER 4GET THE CHILD OF WHO SHE IS, SHE WAS SO PATRIOTIC TOO BCOS SHE KNOW THAT THINGS MIGHT NOT BE PERFECT AS EXPECTED AT THE MOMENT BUT RUNNING & NEVER RETURN IS NOT A SOUND SOLUTION BUT IT'S A DUMB IDEA FOR ANY ONE WHO LIKELY CHOSEN TO DO SO, SHE KNOW THE VALUE OF HER HOME COUNTRY WHERE SHE CAME FROM & THE BENEFIT OF GHANA DEVELOPMENT, THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME, AND SHE KNEW THAT NO MATTER HOW PROMISING THOSE PLACESES SEEMS TO BE OR HOW GREENER PASTURE THE WESTERN WORLD MAY LOOK LIKE, IT WILL NEVER SATISFY YOUR NEED IN LIFE, IT WILL NEVER FULFIL THE SUITABLE NATURE OF LIFE & ATMOSPHERE WHICH HER OWN COUNTRY OF ORIGIN CAN OFFER, THERE IS NO GUARANTY OF BETTER ENDING OR FUTURE FOR U EITHER, BUT ALWAYS REMEMBER THE CHILD OF WHOM U'RE & NEVER 4GET OF WHERE U CAME FROM NO MATTER WHAT; BUT SOME OF THESE MY NAIJA PEOPLE HERE, WHOM DOESN'T UNDERSTAND HOW THING WORK OUT HERE, THEY TASTED THE WESTERN SWEETNESS FOR FEW MONTH THEN THEY BECAME THE LOST GENERATION, THEIR BELIEVES IS THAT' WESTERN WORLD IS THEIR HEAVEN WITHOUT CLUE OF OF A THING OR WHAT IF; KNOWLEDGE IS A VIRTUE & POWER OF LIBERATION WHILE IGNORANT IS A PROOF OF WEAK MINDEDNESS & LEADS TO FAILURE PURPOSES, NOT EVERYTHING THAT GLITTER IS GOLD IN THIS WORLD, MOSTLY IN THE WESTERN WORLD. I THANK GOD OLODUMARE FOR THE MIND OF GRACE THAT HE GAVE SOME OF US NOT TO BE FOOL BY ALL THESE WESTERN WORLD TRICKISH SYSTEM, IT'S NOT BY MOUTH BUT BY EXPERIENCE, I FORSEEN MANY OF THESE UNWISE ONE WILL LEARN IN A HARD WAY & I PRAY THAT MAY GOD NOT LET IT BE TOO LATE FOR THEM BE4 THEY REALISE IT. MAY GOD CONTINUE TO HELP AND BLESS AFRICA, MAY GOD CONTINUE TO HELP AND BLESS NIGERIA MY HOME SWEET HOME, MAY HELP US ALL. AMEN.

[@andre_tube..]

@@MOBOLD4EVER333 because people would rather settle in a foreign land than in their country of birth doesn't make them unwise. Their reasons and experiences that have shaped their decisions are unique to them alone. You can love your Ghanaian girl for wanting to go back to Ghana but don't be insulting Nigerians(or any other set of nationals) for choosing to go a different path.

[@Flowers4848]

@@elisobais What about Black people who were born abroad … are they self hating to want to be buried on the soil they were born?

[@elisobais]

@@Flowers4848 You’re reaching. We are talking about Africans who migrated to the west/east. 🙄🙄

[@none0n]

The longer you stay abroad, the more you want to come back home. So if you ask people that are less than 5 years in Canada, the chances of them saying they will come back home is really low.

[@OsalenDavidson]

Lets give our lives To The LORD JESUS CHRIST Amen

[@danielolateju7547]

Please next time, try to emphasise how long they have stayed in Canada along with your main question. It helps to understand the significant relationship between the time spent in Canada and the willingness of people to move to Nigeria. Thank You

[@ChinenyeAgba]

Lol.., she literally asked them “when did you move to Canada” at the beginning. Isn’t that the same thing?

[@butchfils9464]

Exactly. They just arrive. They have not experience the racism and discrimination and the white man behaviour. Someone who have live in canada for 15yrs plus would like to move back to Nigeria.

[@chidianyanwu8731]

@@butchfils9464 😂😂😂 go back now

[@peter-simonejike6282]

@@butchfils9464 not true. I have lived in UK for 35 plus years. I don't see myself going back, except for visits.

[@butchfils9464]

@@peter-simonejike6282 there's no life here. African food here is expensive and the weather is bad. The Microagressions. Bills. South West and South South Nigeria is a bit peaceful. My house is off grid. Solar panels and borehole well. Life is good in Nigeria,trust me.

[@jalasky46]

I'm taken aback by the fact that even though they said they don't like the cold in canada, none said they miss the Nigerian weather

[@WhizQueen]

You’re right 😅😅 Nigeria may even feel too hot for us now

[@kemiie2592]

Everyone misses family and friends...The insecurity in Nigeria is breaking family ties.

[@pinkrose8845]

I am from Brazil and we feel the same as the Nigerian. We miss the warm weather, food, family but wont go back. Too much uncertainty and violence.

[@antnam4406]

If the insecurity is that bad, why are their families not with them in Canada? you guys will be spreading doom fake news about Nigeria. CONTINUE!

[@kemiie2592]

@@antnam4406 lool, doom fake news?!! Why the vawulence? You must be Buhari's grandchild if you think there is no insecurity in Nigeria presently.

[@antnam4406]

@@kemiie2592 there’s insecurity where you’re from? Or just busy spreading fake news.

[@kemiie2592]

@@antnam4406 I have said what I said...Rest

[@lolablackofficial]

This was so much fun. So happy to see the let’s be friends network gather and having so much fun.

[@mastert.e.f6574]

For me no matter where I travel to my final plan is to return back to Nigeria 🇳🇬 my country of origin. I just feel more accepted in Nigeria, free from heavy taxes.

[@Cook_Eat_Banter]

We don’t have heavy taxes because the government isn’t working, they don’t care about taxes because they’ll steal anyway, ASU just declared indefinite strike, it’s really frustrating, there’s no place like home but I’m waiting for election Fr, if Tinubu wins then, wow!!! We aren’t ready for change

[@wisdom12346]

Thank you whizqueen .This just lifted my soul. I live in canada but been kind of lonely but youre videos give me joy

[@rcl5861]

The government of Nigeria needs to have security so the people living in the diaspora can feel free and safe to return home

[@phillyyardyvibes808]

True

[@astronagbogun8583]

These are newcomers, they are just settling down over there after going through the rigor of relocating to Canada. They'll never think of home for now. Just try middle aged Nigerians and trust me , you'll get a different response.

[@Mavkingsperfumery]

In as much as I am a proud Nigerian. Nigeria is difficult. The laws doesn't work for the rich in Nigeria. Police brutalities , if you don't know anyone, you can't get a job. Insecurities everywhere. Though Nigeria is indeed a fun country. But if I had the opportunity to leave Nigeria, I would never return, I love our culture and traditions but it is hell if you're not rich or financially stable. If you're rich, Nigeria is the best place to be.

[@Really_riel]

I always say if you are rich and live in Nigeria, you are more or less a King. You can get cheap labour, bribe your way through any form of legal case, and sadly you will have millions of people below your social status who will respect and adore you.

[@blessed1940]

Same thing with me. After many years in the USA, instead of going back home, I am going to retire in Bali Indonesia.

[@bigsalas2823]

you ask that question to a south african, the answer would be a big YES, going back as soon as they are done with their reasons for being in a foreign country, we always come back home, we don't migrate to other countries that easily we love our country and we are stubbornly patriotic.

[@alaoade]

Beautiful comment. If Canadians abandoned their country because of terrible weather, we wouldn't have a Canada to run to today. There's no pride in saying your country is bad. As bad as it is, it's your country.

[@supreme7761]

True😂😂

[@edward8685]

4:22 was my favorite that girl was dancing and then she was the camera

[@starryicy2411]

Living abroad is amazing 😂, i was living in the United Arab Emirates UAE 🇦🇪 some couple of years back.. Fun fun fun!!! But i never forget my natal home 🏡 😂

[@okikiakinnibosun4953]

Nice content kudos.am eager to visit 9ja oh and no place like 9ja.I miss akara elepo,moimoi elepo alagolo,dodo ikire,booli ATI EPA d list is so long...

[@debede8296]

Why are Nigerians not interested in returning home? I really want to travel out but this aspect of not considering returning gives me concern. I have always said if I travel out, I'd like to come back. It's like once they leave, they never want to return.

[@simba8665]

Everything you mentioned you need money to do. In general, unless you were fortunate enough to get a great opportunity, or your family was already in a great situation, it’s almost impossible to work your way up (jump social classes) back home. Hard work and an education doesn’t guarantee you anything.

[@Rhaybamidele]

I enjoyed this one. Welldone Whizqueen♥️

[@oludimuolugbenga5757]

I like this video greatly because i would be moving to Canada by December and it has helped me to be able to make some decisions now. Thanks

[@BueaBuea]

Never forget your home. Build at least a one bedroom in your own land back home, so you can return in your old age, if you live to your 70s, 80s or 90s. Look at the number of homeless people abroad, who are old. Don't forget your family back home. All these people talking are young but work very hard now and buy land in your hometown and build a place for yourself, and if possible a place to rent out so you can get income in future. You will never own anything in these oyibo lands. You will always pay very high taxes, even when you are not working or retired, and the house will go into foreclosure. Think my African brothers and sisters. I know things are bad back home, but don't get old and try to live here. A nursing home is like a prison. We are not used to that kind of restricted lifestyle.

[@ifeifesi]

People are homeless abroad because they have sent all their money to their relatives abroad instead of setting themselves up for their old age where they are abroad.

[@suleimanuusaini3]

@@ifeifesi Wow! You think so?

[@BueaBuea]

@@ifeifesi What about all the citizens of the that same country, and most of them are from the overseas nations we are all happy to come to. Not all of them are on drugs, or have mental problems. They are many of them who are highly educated and had very good paying jobs than you a foreigner will ever have. You can buy land and build a one bedroom faster and easier back home, than in any European country. Forget about your country and your family at your own risk.

[@mercurius6352]

Home dosen't necessarily have to be at your country of birth, that's not the definition of home in anyway.

[@BueaBuea]

@@mercurius6352 You can define home to fit what you want to suit or satisfy your beliefs, but 99% of foreigners in the US, Europe, Canada and other countries around the World, know, that country is not thier home. I don't care if you become a naturalized citizen of any of these countries; they are a lot of places where you will not be welcomed in these countries, especially in the country side. If you go to all of these countries, majority of the foreigners live in the cities because it is safer for them. I don't know how old you are or from what African country you come from, but I know you have a village or home town where your family and you call home. You can deceive yourself or try to force yourself to be a citizen of an oyibo country but you know you will not be accepted in a whole lot of activities and jobs and that will follow down to your descendants in oyibo land. Look at that dark Indian British born man who was running for Prime Minister to replace Boris Johnson. He had all the experience and qualifications to be Prime Minister but you know why he was highly rejected. The real home for us Africans, is Africa. The Chinese and other Asians, know where thier home is. Because of thier high populations, they have to go out to hustle. Look at what they have taken back to thier countries since they gained independence from Britain.

[@annieudoh1745]

Wow.....funny responses. But I love the Ghanian Lady's answer more. I tell you when Nigerian become better than who she is today, so many of us in diaspora would want to welcome the serene nature of Africa and freedom. But I love Canada though. Safety and peace.

[@raymondobua1008]

When is nigeria going to be better?

[@ariyowasiu1925]

This is good content, whiz?go out and make video like this.i think is cool.people will know more about the country.

[@JennieOnyi]

We all miss Nigeria, good food, friends, owambe, but nobody wants to move back to Nigeria, very funny. I enjoyed watching it. By the way, it's my first time here.

[@PositiveVibessss]

More of this please. I enjoyed this video!

[@ruthtapiwa6311]

Moving back or not, do what makes you happy. It's your life. There are no utopias on this earth, every life has its own problems.

[@mamaafrika3689]

My biggest pursuit right now is migrating to Canada..but bruh even as I have not move yet..my major purpose is to go hustle and invest at home..

[@chijiokeakuchie371]

Nigerians pride in talking bad about this beautiful country. You people should come back so we build this country and make it great. Everyone saying they can't deal with the Nigerian condition. Who will clean the mess for you guys to come back?

[@glennis-dankuwel6020]

Nigerians are so adaptable to any culture outside their country. Very smart ppl.

[@cassiewilliams177]

Removing sentiments, home is where your heart (loved ones) are and where you find peace. People who have found peace in Canada should not be shamed to think they have to move back sometime or the other. Also, it shouldn't be a question for recent immigrants who have not perfected their stay yet. Canada can be home just as Nigeria is home to. I wonder how soon the interviewer will move back to Nigeria. Funny how she assumed all the people she interviewed are Nigerians 😀.

[@etoomedia]

The fun in Nigeria is not something you can see anywhere else, starting from food, vibes, ancient locations among others. Living in Canada may only feel like home if you are born in the country but if not haa kole joor rara. 🤣😂

[@mercurius6352]

@@etoomedia I highly disagree with you on that one, lol. You don't necessarily have to be born in a country before it can feel like home to you, there are many features and characteristics a country has that can make you feel at home there. During my time in Iceland I was completely worried about race issue but to my surprise Icelanders are pretty nice at least the ones I encountered, they treat you like you are one of there own and it retained some African features seeing the country is diverse, definitely felt like home even though I wasn't a citizen or born there. And you be surprised Canada is very multicultural and diverse, my sis sent me a video on a African supermarket located in Canada, there you'd find african food stuffs in that market and also there is an entire church dedicated to Africans which she usually attend, Canadians also go there but it's a church dedicated to Africans. My friend in Netherlands also experienced same on how the people there treated him like one of there own and also them having bicycle culture which he pertakes in so in essence you don't have to be born in particular country or be citizen before it can feel like home. Hope this helps.

[@etoomedia]

@@mercurius6352 I agree with you but sir Nigeria is different from other countries, there is this satisfaction you derive from Nigeria that can't be found anywhere else, okay let me give you an example, there is a place in Nigeria called Lagos, and those their experience a lot of traffic day in day out but if you ask any Lagosian to leave Lagos for a place like Ekiti I am sure 80% of them will say no, do you know why? There are some things/vibes in Lag you can't see anywhere else all the same be expecting me in Canada and I am expecting a lot from you 😊 till then one love.

[@chidianyanwu8731]

@@etoomedia 😂😂😂😂 your just capping. There absolutely nothing worth it living in Nigeria 🇳🇬. Which experience of living in Nigeria 🇳🇬 are you talking about? No good roads , no electricity ⚡️ no good water system no security, and no good healthcare system 😢. Nigeria 🇳🇬 is absolutely trash 🗑 to me. ( infact you can get Nigerian food here in the USA 🇺🇸 and Canada 🇨🇦 too ) no please

[@etoomedia]

@@chidianyanwu8731😂 are we still talking about Nigeria 🇳🇬 here, well It's not how big the house is, it's how happy the home is. Amidst all the above-listed attributes we are still happy. Put in mind we all have our deficiencies I was planning to go to Canada 🇨🇦 and I was inform to dress well for cold sir that does not mean does there are not doing fine and happy. I am 100 percent sure if they come to Nigeria they will wish for cold in place of heat 😂.

[@doudoumasta693]

I am really surprised that majority of them dont want to go back to Nigeria. Hope they will change their mind after few years I also live in Canada, i am from Benin Republic, most of my friends here (99%) want to go back in Africa as soon as possible To live and run business.

[@jayo3074]

I was born and raised in London and loved in US but I have always had this yearning to go back to Nigeria at some point. People in Nigeria will never understand what life is like here they think it's heaven and will solve all their struggles back home. It won't you'll just find yourself with a new set of problems.

[@Quintaline]

What arr you trying to say?

[@jayo3074]

@@Quintaline the point I'm making is moving from Nigerian to UK will just be trading one set of problems with another set of problems. It comes down to what you are willing to tolerate. If you are happy to come to UK work for your whole life and pay tax while enjoying a low quality for life then come here.

[@chidianyanwu8731]

@@jayo3074 😂😂😂 people are living a very much low quality of life in Nigeria 🇳🇬 absolutely nothing is there.

[@jayo3074]

@@chidianyanwu8731 lol regardless I'm still going to live there. I'm actually visiting next month to look at some land to buy so I can build a house. A statement once can never make here lol

[@nsikanseeker6089]

@@jayo3074 pls do come quickly and come and see life in Nigeria. You might not even live up to one year before you'll run away from Nigeria and live your properties behind.

[@WazirinJosnEnvirons]

Entered Canada 2006-moved back to Nigeria 2010...I didn't just want to have phoneh and no financial backing..been sunshining since. Mehn!! last I visited Canada was 2016! I am due for a Toronto/Montreal victory tour.🤣

[@WhizQueen]

Wow interesting

[@olivelanguagespace]

The vlog was educative thank you 😊

[@andre_tube..]

See ehnnnn, forget all these comments about "never forget your home" or "why won't you want to go back to your country?". Wooo, look we have only one life to live and the world is ours, THE WORLD. Even God took Abraham out of the country of his birth and made him prosper in another man's country. If Canada is where some people will prosper, let them go, and stop projecting your dislikes for foreign cultures on them. If you're of the notion that Nigeria is a "hidden treasure and we should build the country together", stay, nobody will crucify you but let people who believe they need to exit the country of their birth to achieve their destiny, leave. If e tire them, them go come back Naija or even go to another foreign country just like Abraham went to Egypt when Canaan was giving trenches vibes(the famine/drought it had). In essence, do you. Selah

[@NancyOwusuaa]

Interesting answers.

[@defestus3910]

I find this very SAD! No place like home, I would hope that some of people interviewed will start changing their minds after 7-10years in Canada. If Africa don't develop, her citizens will never be respected no matter how long they live in a foreign country.

[@ugoo4364]

I agree with you but Home is where you are at peace. And clearly these people are at peace here, some may already be citizens of the country so that is home to them. Nigerians problem is majorly the leaders and if things don’t get better, you can’t expect people who have the opportunity to leave not to. Nigeria is draining on all levels.

[@happinessalerah1809]

@@ugoo4364 thank you for this reply.

[@amandaokowa-ucheoma1658]

They didn't spoil the country. You don't expect them to spend the rest of their lives trying to fix a country that its leaders do not care about, and you don't even have an enabling environment to thrive, most things are beyond them. Just try opening a small business or try doing something for a community and see your challenges. Home is where you are comfortable and have peace.

[@jesusisreal18]

Remember we all have one life to live not at the expeense of loyalty to one country who dont care

[@novellprice132]

@@jesusisreal18 True. Agreed with you. Only the Almighty God and Jesus Christ our Saviour are the ones we should give praise to and always be loyal to them. God bless...

[@osaroboogbebor3845]

I'm not going to move back but probably visit often.

[@novellprice132]

We only have one life to live. And I have to admit to you all, we are in this world but we are not of this world according to the Holy Bible. We can't fix all the problems the World has and/or satisfy others. We all know that. It is your (one's) Life. It is best to make the best of it, as long as it is for a good cause. This is where we as humans should and always ask God the Almighty (including Jesus Christ our Saviour) for continous Wisdom in our prayers for continous guidance and protection to live a Life that is either a good or great happy healthy rewarding peaceful blessful lengthy life. Hope these helps. God bless...

[@shiningstar9629]

I just subscribed to your KZbin channel I like your vibes!

[@WhizQueen]

Much love ❤️

[@Esushola_80]

Tosin? Nigeria is not a burial ground for you to come back to when you are 90years old

[@WhizQueen]

🤣

[@olamalta848]

lol

[@fadeematuibrahimhamman1656]

Thank u so much dear. This is helpful

[@mrcreation6310]

Hello whiz queen , I am new here , pls I want you to explain when you said that Canada passport can be used to visit differences country, is it for temporary visiting or can be convert to permanent visiting ?

[@ifeifesi]

Visiting is just that - visiting. Visiting a country and overstaying is illegal and leads to problems. Even with a Canadian passport you need to follow legal procedures if you want to stay in another country legally

[@mrcreation6310]

Okay Thank you

[@topenoel1931]

This is a vital question. I subscribed because of this question

[@lumitune]

A lot of the people that don’t want to go back are new comers. Give it another 5-9 years and thou shall see

[@ObaOrisha]

Reality sets it after 7-10 years. Especially when they go back home to visit and see their colleagues they left behind have gone far ahead in almost everything. They are still in honeymoon phase

[@lumitune]

@@ObaOrisha I’m telling you. I would say I’m doing ok but it’s one thing to live life and be fulfilled it’s another thing to just be living like a robot 🤖 in what’s supposed to be my prime time but let’s all just keep counting our blessings 🙂

[@ObaOrisha]

@@lumitune Their response should’ve been something similar to Akua, the Ghanaian lady. They should have said I would love to go back and forth and then finally settle in Nigeria once I’m established so they don’t lose their connections as well as opportunities that any developing country like Nigeria has to offer. If you you wanna save until you go back to Nigeria, 50 years, you will never go back cuz the system is set up to take and take from you.

[@Smhulley]

@@ObaOrisha facts, the newbies are always feeling it until they see those back home doing very well.

[@adeshow4307]

@@ObaOrisha the Ghana experience is different from that in Nigeria, the current government have turned Nigeria to a living hell, so you wouldn't blame them for their responses.

[@StephanieEmordi]

I am here for this ❤️❤️

[@jeffdon1155]

My Guy said maybe in 90 years time 😂😂😂 it sounds funny doo, but it's some how sad how we have ran Away from Our Countries just because of Bad Governments, Even here in Europe i don't see myself going back to Nigeria to base, i only prefer visiting Families and friends Only

[@quickfixengineeringltd8035]

When he was saying i love it here, i kinda felt dissapointed. I expected him to say... I love it when you call me big papa!

[@jeffdon1155]

@@quickfixengineeringltd8035 Bro don't blame him, That's the idea our African government has forced us to choose , we are running away from African due to bad government, and those Criminal Leaders don't care😢😢

[@rachael1220]

We definitely need more of this kind of videos Queen, very interesting 😅😅

[@cherokeeshabazz8199]

🇺🇸⛾AS A FOUNDATIONAL BLACK AMERICAN (16) Generations born I find this very SAD!! I would never FLEE my country and not go back to my country to build it up. I lived in 3 different countries 6 years a piece and I was always very happy to return home to AMERICA there's no place like home! Get your bag💰save your money go build up your country for future Generations👈🏿👈🏿 BLACK POWER✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@uchennaezumezuh2385]

You say this because you come from a society that is somewhat responsible to their citizens. If u were born in Nigeria and lived in Nigeria as a Nigerian, u will naturally understand where most of the responses are coming from. Nigeria is a very Rich country where her citizens live in indescribable poverty . Do u know that Nigerians who do menial jobs in America are able to build houses in Nigeria but most office workers can't afford to live in decent homes in Nigeria. Power supply is so poor that it is now unusual for you to have electrity for ten hours in a day, people die untreated in our hospitals like flies and no one dares to question why there's lack of attention to sick ones that is if they can even afford basic health services. My brother, the situation is very bad

[@cherokeeshabazz8199]

@@nenye3149 🇺🇸⛾GURRRL I'm never going to FLEE!! IF I'm in foreign I'm going to save my MONEY buy land in my country and BUILD a home. AFRICA has a massive Land Base don't get so excited about WESTERN CIVILIZATION that's the PROBLEM!! Young People Unite buy land in rural areas this will help build up the country more!! GET your education and leave✊🏿✊🏿FBA-4LIFE🖤

[@I-HAVE-A-BOMB]

This is why Africans no matter what country they come from despise Americans. Insanely offensive ignorance.

[@kelvinotuya9663]

@@cherokeeshabazz8199 how many land have you bought in Africa now? Or aren’t you African American? Don’t forget that the US has a system that favours the white ... So go back to Africa too!!!

[@ifechukwuokekenwa8004]

Nigeria is a horrible place to live

[@tatianasun4052]

I like answers of Kelly👍

[@MaddyCircle]

If Nigeria gets better am leaving, I miss Nigeria

[@mwabamutale4592]

Maddy what do you miss about it?

[@gbadamosioyefusiolawale624]

Don't go back to lagos look for another quite state.Dont revealed all you have to anyone over there ,Always pretending as if you have nothing.

[@davidl1162]

Whats ur ig lets connect? Im in Nigeria

[@MaddyCircle]

@@davidl1162 for what?

[@MaddyCircle]

@@mwabamutale4592 The ☀️

[@luqmanabdulqadir9258]

Before you think of going back, listen to the people living back in Ghana or Nigeria and choose wisely.

[@segun1722]

I so much love this video❤️❤️❤️..... I was definitely smiling and laughing 😂😂😂😂 all through.... Am ms Whizqueen favourite fan here 🤝❤️💯💯💯💯........... I guess this community or province here is Toronto Ontario to be specific??? Can't wait to get my visa oo🇨🇦✈️🇨🇦

[@prosperadebayo5152]

Omo this guyy I can see this energy in you to get that's visa and japa 😂😂😂😂👊👊🔥🔥🔥

[@segun1722]

@@prosperadebayo5152 😂😂😂😂 Yes oo the struggle is real

[@jubbabrucelovetv]

I enjoy watching I love what you are doing💜💯💜

[@pinochio8778]

Ghanaians=== Loyalty Nigerians=== opportunist. See their mouth like am not moving back, na una papa build Canada. Smh

[@folashadeadeeko8019]

Things are very expensive here in Nigeria too. Things are now 5times over

[@Prophet_Marvel_Aimuan]

Whiz queen will you be moving back to Nigeria??

[@royalkandiag6807]

Hi Beautiful. May I know who does your braids? Actually, do you have any recommendations on hair stylists for hair texture of black beautiful ladies? Thanks!

[@WhizQueen]

Hello, I made it from a stylist in North York area. There are quite a lot of braiders on Instagram

[@royalkandiag6807]

@@WhizQueen Thanks!

[@chinedumigbonagwam1358]

The thing that weakens me is how people that just moved here, no longer have their accents. That's why I love Asian and other races and how they still keep the attitude even while staying in diaspora. My thoughts anyway.

[@afrikanheritage99]

Exactly 💯 fake.

[@mrrightperiod]

Most people talk like that before leaving.

[@wonderland3084]

My brother! That is how they lose their identity, thinking that it is civilisation. That poor mentality is reflective in their responses on whether they would consider returning to Nigeria.

[@AS-dc9fy]

Growing up in Canada Asians barley even had their own identity. They were either trying to be black or white. Your self hate is equally (if not more) evident by putting other groups on pedestals simply to call out a behaviour from your own people. Its always nigerians who see something in their own people and jump to say this is why ___ is better when its not true. Shut up.

[@omphemetsechake2839]

What's the reason for holding on to an ACCENT? Especially when audibility is important...

[@elizabethokelola9606]

Its the "its not him that is kan" for me😆😆😆😆 howling

[@WhizQueen]

🤣

[@rxocity8476]

I love this video and how honest everyone was 😂👌❤️

[@33hunting]

If Nigerians don't like the cold weather in Canada, then why don't these Nigerian Canadians go to the U.S or Western Europe where it's warmer ? They could move to Canada and then move again to the U.S. Immigrate and then re-immigrate.

[@tigerzulu759]

Who is building Nigeria if yall wana run to "better countries"? . This mentality is what is setting most Africans back.. No sense of fighting for better lives for us in our motherland. Whose holding your government accountable for the ills if you comfortable running away? Home is home.. Zimbabweans and Nigerians.. Most Africans have this mentality and it's sad.. Except Namibians, South Africans and Botswana citizens..

[@babalwandamase9509]

I am a South African I will fight for my rights in my own country instead of building other people's country and be called names

[@adebayofamily4774]

Don't mind us ,.after 16 years in US, I am back home. It's freedom.

[@nomadiqster]

I always hear sentiments like, "I will go home if the situation gets better" It is clear that people don't want to sacrifice themselves. That is why I guess South Africans are so misunderstood by most of our fellow Africans. They don't understand our "struggle". The protests, the consumer boycotts, the teargas, standing up to an army with rocks and petrol bombs. Creating a civil unrest to win your freedom. Not knowing if it will happen in your lifetime but fighting for the next generation. Our fight continues and will continue. Thats our mindset and our country must benefit from our skill, our education and our youth. If you want a Nigeria worthy to live in and to be enjoyed, You must fight for it. In South Africa we say "Inde lendlela" The road is long. It is hard, but we keep on fighting...

[@newfaction3435]

Am nigerian but I appreciate ur honesty. That is how they are. They don't pay tax to nigeria yet they complain about Nigeria the most.

[@prosperadebayo5152]

I knew this content would be so exciting and funny so I had to click on it😂😂😂💓

[@edrisatrawally5298]

There's no place like home if you know you know

[@Softman264]

Real talk mehn

[@mavisarokwu]

Home is where you find peace. If you know you know!

[@unclebeneborka5764]

Nice video guys and also great job

[@adinkwuceletine3508]

I support their responses, bcos Buhari and his Fulani brothers have turned Nigeria war zones.

[@novellprice132]

We only have one life to live. And I have to admit to you all, we are in this world but we are not of this world according to the Holy Bible. We can't fix all the problems the World has and/or satisfy others. We all know that. It is your (one's) Life. It is best to make the best of it, as long as it is for a good cause. This is where we as humans should and always ask God the Almighty (including Jesus Christ our Saviour) for continous Wisdom in our prayers for continous guidance and protection to live a Life that is either a good or great happy healthy rewarding peaceful blessful lengthy life. Hope these helps. God bless...

[@PerkyDebbyofJos]

@InfoNigeria 247 yes things have been bad in Nigeria but no leader dead or alive has dragged Nigeria intentionally so low and still doesn't give a fk

[@chrisikehrealestate]

Doing a great job Whizzy

[@toimoi8821]

The Ghanaian girl is very cleaver, she understands the consequences of painting her country bad to foreigners so will always speak good about her country even though in her heart, she she may never go back to Ghana, she will not say such on video because she knows Canadian immigration might also just be watching this video. She also make sure her country is respected by saying she is going back to help build it, in turn she gets respect. The Nigerians on the other hand paint their country so bad, which then creates a horrible picture in most foreigners mind and support the western stereotype of the pitiful, helpless Africans, poor, dirty, starving, war-torn, uncivilised people, running away from corrupt politicians for the west to save them. This is why Africa is not respected because of what her children say about her.

[@officialjustcryptobyte]

That's the point. Nigerians are straightforward people. They don't hide the truth neither do they sugarcoat anything. They say it as it is. The main reason a lot of people get disappointed when they visit the country Nigeria because they tend to always expect a hell of a country. I guess this is the secret to why Nigerians are always doing better all around the world.

[@afrikanheritage99]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍

[@Really_riel]

Even if “her children “ say good things about Africa, it doesn’t stop westerners from seeing the true Africa when they visit. No amount of good words can change Africa or how she is viewed. We need to work!

[@obiomaokeydicksonchimezie2336]

Nice one wizqueen , you guys are looking great I love this. But home na home.

[@OwolabiEsther]

Jeeeez😭 Omo, na we wey remain for house go Build o. Make una dey enjoy. I hope Nigeria would be better

[@afrikanheritage99]

And by then the cowards will run back to Nigeria. They don't want to be part of the building. White people will be laughing at them and they expect respect in Canada 🙄 People don't talk like this social platforms in the West.

[@joytelklant8581]

I live 34years in Canada.am now living in cameroon.home is the best.africa is the best.there is alot of money in africa

[@antwidesmond9602]

N why are you there for 34 years now u know there's money in Africa but still I go to Canada

[@Smhulley]

I live in the United States and I plan to move back.

[@PerkyDebbyofJos]

When you are ready, build or buy a house and just relocate to large cities like Abuja, Lagos etc you will be fine.

[@nemanja70]

Why?

[@afrikanheritage99]

Absolutely 💯 Me, too. Moving back to Abuja in 2024. 25 years in America and done.

[@nemanja70]

@@afrikanheritage99 wow good

[@PerkyDebbyofJos]

@@afrikanheritage99 25 years and you are still a Naija Princess? That is lovely and so patriotic, you made me shed a tear, I love you. You are welcome back home our Princess 😘

[@harrisonjoseph612]

Wow... This video is nice and mind blowing

[@titantriton1175]

As a kenyan living in the UK for the past 7 yrs ,i came into conclusion that theres something not right about nigerians living abroad, among all africans ive met here in England, its only nigerians that never loves their country compared to other africans, ive met south africans ,cameroonians ghanians ugandans malawians liberians and Gambians all of them are proud of their respective countries and they tend to go back whenever they get the opportunity, i inclusive i do go back to kenya like every december coz i just cant stand being in the UK the entire year without going back home for a couple of weeks ...when it comes to nigerians ive met over here theres something always off, they hate their country sooo much to an extent one told me nigeria is a country in ICU ,some even told me they can set foot in africa but not nigeria..so nigerians tell me wats soo bad about your country that you tend to run away from it, even in my home country kenya there are estates designated for nigerians..Besides i prefer being in UK than in north america coz of the distance i cant imagine being in US or canada coz of the flight hours ,they're sooo far away from my country i love it in the UK coz its closer to home and i dont need connecting flights in most cases when going to kenya.

[@Cook_Eat_Banter]

It’s not the country we hate, it’s the government trust me, Nigeria is soooo lit!!! But the government, here in Nigeria, at least me personally I’m looking forward to the elections next year, if we vote a new leader with a different background I think gradually things will start to work again, once again it’s the system we hate not the country

[@titantriton1175]

@@Cook_Eat_Banter even my country has faults, but ill never badmouth my country the way most nigerians do with naija...i just dont get..why are nigerians soo negative with nigeria.

[@Cook_Eat_Banter]

@@titantriton1175 I just told you why, you won’t understand, because you aren’t Nigerian, and I don’t expect you to because to you it’s overreacting, to us government has made corruption a lifestyle. Did you hear about the #EndSars protest? We’ve tried and are trying to really make Nigeria better but the government! They’re manipulative, I don’t know a lot about Kenya but I doubt you’re as bad as Nigeria in corruption and insecurities

[@blessingdebah2209]

Very true, I am a Nigerian and we hate our own and our place. We curse our home with our mouths and expect it to be better. We are hypocrites and proud for nothing. Noise makers. We cant even see light in our own. its sad. we taste small honey and think its all that. poverty mentality people. yes I will say the hard truth as a Nigerian who also lived in the diaspora for years. We are the cause of our own problem. it breaks my heart cos i want us to light up and be positive. Godbless you so much.

[@Cook_Eat_Banter]

@@blessingdebah2209 I’m quite sure I’m younger than you, probably haven’t lived as much as you have. But even I know the way hatred works, I’ll say this again as a Nigerian who lives in Nigeria and not the diaspora, we hate the system, we hate that corruption has replaced our core values, it’s hard to be positive when power hasn’t changed hand since the amalgamation, young people aren’t given the opportunity to shine, take end sars for example, now this election is different because every young person has become aware that we need radical movements for the country to work , when people say I hate this country, it’s not the country itself it’s the selfish leaders Ma.

[@agathanwabuokei896]

abroad go tire una. By the time you see watin de u go understand say Naija na best home. Let that country have a good leadership u go understand. All of us In USA and Canada and other places na slave we be. Naija na our home. Make we go build am and forget this mindset.

[@alupatienceehida-agbons8657]

Two year in canada, den don dey do accent. God answer my prayer make I go dey speak phoney in Canada

[@lumitune]

I’m telling you. I’ve been in US since 2015 (I was 16). I still dey find accent o😂

[@WhizQueen]

😂

[@annathompson3568]

😂😅😀😄

[@sharonosaze]

😁😁😁😁 I swear this year he must answer my prayer

[@godsongodson1675]

@@lumitune me too US 21 years no accent.

[@ugbenennekachinedusandra6117]

Thanks for the video