ASKING NIGERIANS IN THE UK IF THEY WOULD RETURN BACK HOME 🇳🇬 🇬🇧| FUNNY REACTIONS FROM NIGERIANS

Hey guys in this video, I asked random Nigerians if they would return to Nigeria. Let me know your thoughts about this video guys❤️
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[@Vinxxehi]

If I get what I want 😏 I’ll move back to Nigeria. Nigeria is fun. Experiencing Nigeria has made me prepared for every aspect of life. It’s just insecurity and lack of job security that made me move.

[@MelissaOti]

Exactly!! If only things would get better🥹

[@nostro1940]

Please go and don't come back ☺️

[@Vinxxehi]

@@nostro1940 😂… My reason is simple, imagine the UK going to war like what you see in Ukraine. A lot of Nigerians and other foreigners thinking that place will be their home were stranded. I don’t mean to have this negative reasoning, but I’ve seen it happen to family friends member of mine. But God turned situations to our favour. To cut the long story short, my younger was in Ukraine and some family friends who were settled there as medical professional. In the mist of all that has happened, many had to switch to another country. And you know how difficult it is to move with family from one country to another. Just do a flashback to when you came into the UK.☺️ Yes! The UK has a lot of orderliness than our country. But there is nothing wrong having dual citizenship 😁

[@nostro1940]

@@Vinxxehi you don't have dual anything

[@Ingab2]

Remove all false pastors and ritualist and corrupt police . May be u can have a great life in Nigeria

[@olamao786]

I have been in the UK since 1983. My opinion about going back to Nigeria is based on your financial break through. If you finally made it and is comfortable you will naturally have the urge to go back home. I am now back in Nigeria running a boutique. I have 4 properties to my name in the UK. I am now travelling back and forth because I am now in a stage where I could afford it. Most people are in my shoes but unfortunately most has fallen by the road side. I have loads of Nigerian students in my property and I am their mentor on how to make it in a honest way. Once you made it going home is easy

[@philipogbodu2435]

Please sister I want to come to UK true work permit don't know how to go about it

[@josephokoduwa2002]

You have said it all....true talk. Most people saying they are not going back, has not made it simple.

[@victorokolo7711]

Excellent

[@Adukey]

I think there are alot of Nigerians in the UK who have "made it" that would not go back to Nigeria even if they were paid billions of naira. Why? Because no matter the amount of money you have, there is no healthcare, no security, no electricity etc.... some people are not ready to sacrifice these things and relocate to Nigeria. Truth be told as long as you don't have any health issues or comorbidities, it's okay to move to Nigeria for a while

[@Adukey]

@@josephokoduwa2002 not true at all

[@francisewherido2593]

Great video. Spent a almost a year in the UK before going back to Nigeria. UK is lovely, organised and the system works. I love to visit, but I can't stay there. The food, cold weather and different cultures, etc., unsettle me. We have challenges of insecurity, lack of basic facilities, corruption, but we'll fix them and make Nigeria work. I can't live elsewhere. Naija for life.

[@MelissaOti]

Your opinion is very much valid and I hope you have a great life in 9ja❤️❤️❤️

[@olachris4766]

I understand there’s insecurity in Nigeria but we should also be fair to talk about knife violence in the UK. I knew of a Nigerian couple that lost 3 sons to knife violence in the UK over a space of 20 years. There are Nigerians that have also met violent deaths in the UK, US and most recently the Igbo guy beaten to death in Italy. Yes, Nigeria has security challenges but lack of job opportunities for the youth is the main issue driving people away from home. Man must eat and take care of himself and family! Despite the insecurity problems in Nigeria, people still live in the Boko Haram capital- Maiduguri; I mean in their millions! I thought it was a desolate place until I see the documentary in which people were shown living

[@tobimichigan]

@ Francis, excellent talk my brother. Whilst abroad might look attractive from home, the dangers there surface after relocating there. Nigeria will be great again.

[@okaforamaka4326]

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[@omolaniayanshola4278]

Your kind of mentality is what Nigeria needs thank you

[@casandraayodele]

Honestly Nigeria is fun. The issue is bad government and insecurity. I really love the fact that people were so honest in this video. For me, I will just visit until things get better.

[@MelissaOti]

Exactly dear

[@xtreemz247]

Not trying to be pessimistic but Nigeria doesn't get better. Rather, you get better. It's relativity. Once you get better financially, Nigeria automagically becomes easier to move back to.

[@akeildouglas7460]

I will love to visit nigeria one day

[@canadasinglemum3250]

I am in Nigeria but my dear I don't think I will miss Nigeria if I leave. If Nigerians create a vibrant community abroad I doubt if Nigerians abroad will miss Nigeria. In Canada some provinces have a Very strong Nigerian community. We should know home is where you are comfortable with. A country that provides a comfortable environment for me is home. I am 40yrs now I think I have served Naija enough without Naija giving me anything. Let me go abroad and be in a country that will give me same measure I give back.

[@MelissaOti]

We have a really strong community here, but yea I absolutely get your point. Thanks for your intelligent contribution

[@ibphysicsclassroom]

youll enjoy qatar more im from ghana but qatar was home. home is where as a father you can send huge money to family and you’re at peace with your soul

[@aboyeebbe8252]

I would like to congratulate the first guy that you interviewed. He is proud of Nigeria and patriotic. I agree with him, the insecurity is the big problem. I can add bad governance as a big problem. I was born in the UK, went to Nigeria for my studies, came back to the UK for my career development. I am retired, and tired of living in Europe, I would love to live in Naija, that's my first choice. We just hope for security and good, and transparent governance. A government that will unite the people of Nigeria and put aside our cultural, ethnic and religious differences.

[@MelissaOti]

Wow! You left the UK to study in Nigeria???

[@aboyeebbe8252]

@@MelissaOti Yes indeed. Being born in London and having the opportunity to go and study in Nigeria was one of the best gifts my father gave me. I had a swell time , bearing in mind that during that period, Nigeria was stable and secure. And my time in Nigeria gave me my strength today and made me who I am. I love everything about Naija.

[@tyronelorenzovalentio3414]

@@aboyeebbe8252 apparently in the past Nigeria actually had roads

[@titantriton1175]

Lol as a kenyan ive lived in the UK since 2015 after i got my british passport..i returned to kenya permanently but i can say i live in both countries but i love it more in kenya..most kenyans in the UK go back to kenya even after their education...i just wonder how most Nigerian can live in europe or UK all those years without going back home ,trust me ill be depressed 🤣🤣...infact winter will never find me in UK coz thats the moment i tend to suffer from depression coz of the lonliness..

[@franceen2549]

Na vile natamani uko,ebu nipee uhondo

[@titantriton1175]

@@franceen2549Majuu ni kupoa so many opportunities but get ready to loose some things...You work like donkey ,yuu can make upto 100k in a week but thats no money coz the cost of living is very high...lonliness is very common coz you cant just visit someone like that you have to book an appointment.....kenya is great a country when it comes to social life,the clubbing the safaris etc am just soo sorry that i discoverd thIS AFTER i came to the UK ..

[@franceen2549]

@@titantriton1175 ...I still want connection men, let me fika uko nijionee 🤣🤣🤣

[@MojisolaFadahunsi-ue3og]

Thank God for your country but Nigeria is nothing to write about, we have bad corrupted government, evil government that doesn't care about their people. They only care for their long throat and their family. Very wicked people that has sold their soul to devil. They didn't care whether you are dead or alive, they are brutal than animals. In Nigeria, things are getting worse every day and at the same time our dictator government are getting richer carry the money that belong to Nigerian, for us to make a better living. No single fear of God in them. While some Nigeria cannot eat two times daily, people are eating whatever they see is not what they want that is the reasons why some people decide to japa and not coming back to Nigeria useless country.

[@mrmillslee]

Everyone wants to live in England around English people and their culture -

[@janeefbeautyandlifestyle9706]

Lol Gen Z with the Vibe. Beautiful video Melissa. I know Stella!!!! Shes a youtuber as well. weldone!!!

[@MelissaOti]

I don’t think any of them is less than 25 years old so no Gen z was interviewed

[@mercurius6352]

Am surprised no one talked about the Job issues in Nigeria. Sadly insecurity isn't the only flaw Nigeria has, I myself have experienced this as I studied Law for 5 years with an extra year in Law school and have nothing to show for it and was literally Jobless for God knows how long without a Job offer, even if you have a first class thinking you are guaranteed to get a job, it is totally irrelevant as long as you are in Nigeria. Even when I managed to find a Job, my employer was like am gonna clean his office, serve as his secretary follow him to court, help him file reports, serve as his agent in meetings and lots other things. In short I was completely his errand boy and all this he was going to pay me 10k/month and I was like ohh my God, he didn't even care if I have a family or kids to cater for when the money I spent for my law wig and gown was more than the 10k he was calling not to mention call to bar. Well I don't wanna make it sound like living in the UK dosen't have it own flaws, living in the UK does have it flaws like for instance it can become very expensive to live in particularly London but this can be avoided if you plan your budget properly and times you wanna work. My friend relocated to Canada as student and he landed his first Job in his second week in Canada as a student, same Job it took me a year+ to get in Nigeria and his Job pays $20/hr and he worked 2 Jobs, each of which were paying $20/hr. Converting that to NGN, y'all know how much it can be, not to mention he's able to fend for his family back home. If the opportunity arises, I'd love to go back abroad and stay permanently and hopefully bring my family with me to Enjoy the comfort rather than leaving them behind and going to visit. Home dosen't Necessarily mean the country you were born in, that's not how you define home. I'd define home as anyplace that accepts me based on my Character along with having the best quality of life that I seek.

[@MelissaOti]

The 2nd guy talked about not getting a job after years of study, but yea I completely get your point. Sending you lots of love❤️

[@timeeak4599]

Dude, i can relate.

[@oluakinwale4859]

The sentence "home is not where you where born" got me. 👏 You make where you are based a "home".

[@adeleyeadewunmi1355]

Please, if you dont mind disclosing, what year were you earning the 10k/month? Just wanted to compare to current realities. Thanks

[@mercurius6352]

@@adeleyeadewunmi1355 does it really matter tho?? Because even in the current reality of today, I still get multitudes of calls from my friends asking me how they can Japa out because they can't Land decent Jobs despite being graduates, funny the 10k/month is even better than being Jobless. Well the 10k incident wasn't really far off from recent either way. It really funny how one would study for 5 years for an LLB Degree with an extra year in Law school and still have nothing to show for it, lol. It is well anyways.

[@_nursemonique]

Mr choky answer shocked me not even for a billon dollar 😳😳 A God please help us let Nigerian be good again , let people be proud of Nigeria

[@MelissaOti]

My dear, he values his life more than money.

[@ucheuzuigwenwali1318]

What makes u a proud Nigerian?

[@AgozIfebi]

I love your own response. Nigeria is sweet jare.. if you have small money sha… all the luxury things of life can easily be at your feet

[@MelissaOti]

Exactly!!!

[@m77ast]

I’m actually not interested in luxury. Already done that 😀 realised it was a waste of time, spending money on liabilities in the name of fake status and respect. What I’m interested in is change.

[@AgozIfebi]

@@m77ast If what you are interested in is change, that’s fine but luxury is never a waste of time or is it fake status and respect. Everyone wants luxury

[@ganiyat8220]

If not for naija issue, I won't even move out of naija. I miss my family so much

[@MelissaOti]

Same here my dear

[@jameswang7999]

as a Chinese, doing business and living in Nigeria, i agree that the security is the biggest issue out there, people are doing whatever it takes to collect money, corruption by all kinds of people, polices, teachers, governors, managers, electricians, whoever you name it....from bottom to the top of the society. as foreigner, people harass you always when you are driving or walking on the street.. There are always electricity failure everyday and the funny thing is that there is always petro deficit at filling station as a Petro-producing country, most of stations are shut down. however my favorite is the price for petro, USD0.25 per litter so you can drive any car without being worry about high consumption!!!

[@onyegbulevictor6057]

Well price of petrol is about to increase 😅

[@Middle-Eastt]

Street shooting and killing is happening daily in the street of USA and Europe, insecurity is everywhere. No country is fun to live like NIGERIA 🇳🇬.

[@jameswang7999]

@@Middle-Eastt go crack some books when you want to compare with US or UK!!!

[@godsentekhator4909]

the chinese working in nigeria are probably worse than nigerians, they have tendencies to be dubious, ask anybody working for a chinese company and they will tell you their experience. there are people that have been maimed while working for chinese companies without health insurance. the chinese in nigeria not only exploit natural resources, they exploit our people

[@annabellescott-emuakpor57]

😂😂😂 So nice hearing other people's thoughts on this.. The truth is, if u have money u can stay in Nigeria and enjoy it. That's just it.

[@MelissaOti]

Exactly my dear! Though some persons move because of insecurity.

[@timeeak4599]

The security issue affects you now whether y0u have money or not

[@olachris4766]

If the security issue is fixed I am sure Nigerian will find other reasons to stay away from the country. But please don’t complain when your children are renting from Chinese, Indians, Lebanese in the future.

[@aremusamson1228]

Nigeria is the best place to stay if u have money

[@daliaa5294]

Nigeria is very fun. Everyone is family and sense of community. I love all the parties and fresh food. My people make me laugh. I would go back when I get old

[@MelissaOti]

Exactly!! I agree with you

[@momentswithdeee]

You actually have the chance to go back to Nigeria, all you need is to book the flight and trust me, having all that luxury (driver,chef,etc) doesn’t exempt you from the decadence of the Nigerian society. It only takes one accident, 1 kidnap, 1 robbery, 1 stray bullet, 1 tanker/truck falling off the bridge and that’s the end

[@MelissaOti]

😂😂😂

[@emmanueladewale5451]

You're really funny 😄

[@chanbaeksbae]

😂😂😂😭😂😭

[@stellarleee]

So on point!

[@gladysanayor-achu2167]

That is it. I don't even understand why she is seeing it as when she can afford luxurious life . Where? For this Nigeria? You have to be living in Aso Rock (that's not even safe enough) So Nigeria is about non existence of systems and very hostile environment.

[@usmansurajudeen2127]

It is not my practice to always comment on video like this,but I will because of your last response when you ask yourself whether you will like to return back to Nigeria permanent and you say yes yes,it shows that you are a patriotic Nigeria and besides there's no place like home.

[@MelissaOti]

Awwwn thanks very much❤️❤️

[@faithkiilu2779]

I loved watching this, I'm Kenyan, I miss our sunshine continent, and everything about Africa not forgetting nigerian music ooh, when I make it I will definitely go back home.

[@MelissaOti]

Awwwwn thanks so much

[@Fellyx222]

I really enjoyed watching your video. I went to the UK in 2011, couldn't cope and was depressed, lonely and Home sick, had to move back to Naija in Jan, 2014. Imagine me being an introvert ọ. Not regretting it tho.

[@MelissaOti]

Lol good one

[@perfectpeterpan]

Hi. You might be autistic if it affected you that much. I know a few people like that. Try doing an adult autism assessment.

[@ogomsseries]

Omo Nigeria is sweet abeg💃💃💃💃💃na greener pasture dey carry person commot too😭😭😭. Na cruise full here

[@MelissaOti]

I dey tell you sis and insecurity

[@AdaLivingInspirations]

Ogom tell them....I lived in the UK for 15years and currrently moved to nigeria with my family and so far we are having the best time of our lives

[@timeeak4599]

Different strokes for different folks. What works for you may not work for others.

[@Vickyscornerr]

The name Mr Shocky made me remember that scary movie Shocky d dull🥰 I love the interviews, security is paramount over there in d UK

[@MelissaOti]

Hahahahaha I don’t even know the movie lol

[@hexagon-b7e]

@@MelissaOti really?it’s was a popular movie from the early 90’s.I laughed when he said his name was Mr Chuky 😂😂

[@drnikky]

Nigeria has its vibes, and I missed it. I can only visit o at this point in my life. But, when the Nigeria we had been dreaming of before I was born evolved, I will go back.

[@MelissaOti]

Hahaha honestly, the vibes in 9ja is on a 100… good points you’ve made ☺️

[@philipogbodu2435]

Nigeria is fun

[@olachris4766]

When will the Nigeria you have been dreaming about evolve? If you stay away without contributing the values you believe into the system, then you won’t get anything. You must not be in government before you help build a country. Don’t let anyone “build” your Nigeria of dream, build it for yourself. As for insecurity, only God protects. It’s really sad that bloggers and vloggers don’t talk about Nigerian that due to violence in the west. Yes, Nigerians die due to insecurity in the west too!!!

[@paulolutola5178]

I've been trying to find my way to the UK at least but it's been difficult

[@al-abraarapplefarmdiary9630]

@@olachris4766 exactly my point. Everyone just want someone else to fix Nigeria then they will come back. But if that was how the Britons left Britain for other countries who would have created the system that you now say is working in that place?

[@davetv4705]

I just discovered your channel and I subscribed. Nigeria is a good country to live in except for the bad government. Chuck said "not for a billion dollars" I can understand the feeling.🤣

[@MelissaOti]

Thanks dear

[@alongphil126]

No place like home am in U.S.A I prefer home so lively you always have people around

[@MelissaOti]

I absolutely agree with you

[@abrahamofolu1593]

The truth is na only poor man dey say they can't go back to Nigeria and they use all these excuses like insecurities why they can't return. Dey play, body go tell you. Uk na country? 😂😂

[@mazinwamazi1738]

Am not coming back to Naija, because mosquitos there warned me during my last visit that if the catch me again the will deposit me in hospital.😂

[@MelissaOti]

Hahaha I just remembered my last year in 9ja right now lol!! I was taking anti malaria every 3 months😅

[@Vickyscornerr]

It's nice to know different opinions from them, good to know some still say it's d best place to live even tho it's not d best 🤣🥰

[@MelissaOti]

Yeah, thanks boo.

[@timeeak4599]

I know. Very contradictory statement.

[@chayomaa]

The first guyy is so on point📌📌, I loved his honesty. If not for bad government and insecurity🤦🏽‍♀️, Nigeria is the best place to live and enjoy your money 😩.

[@MelissaOti]

Honestly😫😫

[@prettypatandfamily]

Wow I had fun with you on this one 👏👏👏👏👍

[@MelissaOti]

Yaaay!! Thanks sis

[@AdaKings]

I enjoyed this video babe, bring more of it❤❤

[@MelissaOti]

I will hun❤️

[@deborahmbanusi2202]

Very interesting content Well done mama Will love to go back when I’m old😊

[@MelissaOti]

Same here, sis

[@FaithOjone]

Very interesting 😅come and ask me let me tell you my answer 😂😂😂 well-done girl 👍👍🙌🙌

[@MelissaOti]

Hahahahahahah you know I would have loved to ask you, do and move to Yorkshire 😅

[@vibewithCy]

See that black 🐈‍⬛ behind Mr shocky, na witch oooo🤣 The 9ja in me can't stand it o....

[@MelissaOti]

Hahahahahahha I know right!😅😅

[@EdohJoseph-xl6vg]

No be only yoe

[@abdulidi733]

This is interesting & honest conversation. What I can say is any pikin that JAPA from 9ja most have an exit plan from Obodo Oyibo after years of working. If you don’t, you will have to keep working past the age of 70. If you have investments meaning your money working for you in the Abroad, then it’s smooth celling to relocate to 9ja or any West African countries. But Why? Because your foreign currency will go a long way in any developing country. You will live like a King/Queen. No bi so!! I have my small plan.

[@MelissaOti]

Absolutely!!! Nicely put! Thanks for your intelligent contribution ❤️

[@telfreda]

Just wait for me to get to the UK with my kids fes, them coman ask me🤣🤣🤣🤣. Nice one Melissa.

[@MelissaOti]

Hahahahaha I will ask you oh😅😅😅😂

[@amaraudeagwu5671]

If I have the chance to go back to Nigeria now I won't go o, insecurity is at it's peak now and the system doesn't work I don't think I can leave there again permanently except things change. I am a Nigerian living in Spain 🇪🇸

[@MelissaOti]

Hahaha I understand your point lol

[@linda_nenyeTV]

This is interesting, I miss Nigerian vibes ,but the situation in Nigeria that is making everyone bro japa

[@MelissaOti]

Exactly my dear

[@sylviasworld9397]

So, when it changes, will u head back?

[@MelissaOti]

@@sylviasworld9397 who wouldn’t go back though?? We all ran away because of the poor state of the country.

[@linda_nenyeTV]

@@sylviasworld9397 yea na home is always home 🏠

[@bbnaijagistplug]

I really enjoyed watching this content well done 👏

[@MelissaOti]

Thanks very much

[@Babykamsi_mummykamsi]

So about what the second man said, I had a baby in UK here, one day I noticed some serious issues with her that required immediate medical attention I tot, I called the emergency around 9pm in the night coz the hospital around me was closed, and guess when the ambulance came around 3 am in the morning, so if there was really really something serious with my baby as I tot maybe I would have lost her but thank God, they just came and knocked on my door while we were already sleeping and I told them my baby was better, so I still see it that it is God that saves no matter where you are even though everything is organized, honestly I was disappointed that day

[@Middle-Eastt]

Nigeria is the best country on earth, bad and corrupt leaders won't live forever. NIGERIA 🇳🇬 is great

[@sarahsan3744]

What a lovely vlog,you really inspired me ,I came to the UK last yr October 2021,almost a yrs now,but honestly speaking am still finding it very difficult to cope with the country till date,if not for security reasons over Nigeria,honestly Nigeria to me is the best n wil love to go back in no time .

[@MelissaOti]

Awwwwn I understand sis!! Everything will be fine❤️

[@ogochukwumadufor1353]

So interesting to watch nne. You are good on this👍. More grace. For me,no place like home regardless .

[@MelissaOti]

Home sweet home my dear!! Thanks so much

[@AlkebulanJahmiah]

Tenants are too comfortable in another man's house very unfortunate sad

[@MelissaOti]

Unfortunately there’s nothing you can do about it so deal with it

[@nifemipositivity9732]

I love this, so interesting to watch. And those people gave out their honest truth. Nigeria has lots of vibes in it on its own. Just that we're not developed enough plus the corrupt leaders and insecurities issues. If not, no one will leave to work in another man's land in those weathers

[@MelissaOti]

Exactly!!! No place like home at all

[@timeeak4599]

Yes ma'am. You are right. Most people would not relocate if the basic standard of living was good. But it's not so people would leave to where they can find it.

[@ifebuzorblossom7083]

Let me travel first before I will give my answer 😅😂😂😂

[@MelissaOti]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@pattiepattie6739]

Yes oh!

[@m77ast]

I came to the U.K. in 1997 with a plan. Learn about global business so I can go and setup and create employment opportunities in Nigeria. Now I have worked for some of the largest multinationals in the world. Coca-Cola, Pepsi cola. Pharma, Retail. I also setup a Charity in the U.K. 10 years ago. I’m starting my first project helping in Africa - Nigeria this year. And looking to start the first business in Nigeria next year. Nigerians need to really fight against that insecurity because it’s talking $billions off our GDP every year. A lot of people in the west want v to come and spend their money in Nigeria because of the influence of music, culture and lifestyle. But the insecurity is pushing them to Ghana. Ghana is getting all the Nigerian money and opportunities. Wake up people, wake up. Anyway hoping to start getting v serious about v Nigeria next year.

[@paulolutola5178]

I would like to work for you. I'm a software developer and copywriter. Could manage your social media outlets, write copy for your business, or developed your website

[@richevericheve5156]

what about the fact if all you good people f off to other places how the f will nigeria become safer instead of the good people staying in nigeria and help fight the insecurity you have infact added to is demise of bad people ..that is why i respect people like dangote who against alot of hardship to get this empire going and he stayed in nigeria to give other work and help nigerians

[@m77ast]

@@richevericheve5156 no need to swear. It says more about who you are. Indeed I’m planning to come to Nigeria next year Good willing. I spent 20 years learning about and working for the largest multinationals in the world. Then I set up a charitable enterprise here in the U.K. Next step is Africa - Nigeria. 😀

[@richevericheve5156]

@@m77ast that sounds good hope it goes well..as fir my words which is all they are does not say anything about me they are a expression of how either someone is passionate about something or frustration which I am both..I also thought the same about swearing but it doesn't always show all characters..but that said condem me all you like without knowing who I am..good luck in life and thanks for helping people

[@m77ast]

@@richevericheve5156 hello I actually do not have the power neither do I have the authority to condemn you or anyone for that matter. This is a case of iron sharpens iron. Blessings.

[@zee7491]

This must be interesting. Let me sit and watch😁. Nice concept.

[@MelissaOti]

Thanks baby and I hope you enjoy it❤️

[@bobaathudi2737]

Funny how the majority of Nigerians would not leave the Uk 🇬🇧 to Nijer permanently when given a chance! I will definitely go back to Botswana 🇧🇼 permanently and that’s my plan ❤

[@davidfreeman1495]

Nice one, I Really enjoyed watching 🤓

[@MelissaOti]

Awwwn thanks sis

[@chidimma_ike82]

I enjoyed this video, well done Mellisa

[@MelissaOti]

Thanks sis

[@AgozIfebi]

Ah Stella! After making mouth like this she still said she will seek asylum 😂

[@MelissaOti]

Hahahah that’s how much she doesn’t want to go back lol

[@sundaykene2270]

If you have your complete immigration papers, have a good job, work hard, save up enough money and plan your life well, you will like to return to Nigeria after retirement. However if you fail to succeed in UK and have no investment in Nigeria, you wouldn’t want to return home In conclusion, if you have the means, Nigeria is the best place to live. There is nowhere like home. You will also be treated like a foreigner in another person’s country

[@MelissaOti]

Good one! Thanks 🙏

[@sylviasworld9397]

Instead, next time maybe ask, what changes in Nigeria would make you consider moving back?

[@MelissaOti]

No, I prefer the question I asked, it encompasses a lot of questions, and as you can see, a lot of persons stated the changes that would make them consider moving back to 9ja. It’s better not to ask straightaway, it would be boring

[@sirolawealth4476]

Hi dear, them people that can't move back to Nigeria are poor. If you really have money and you no what you're doing trust me Nigeria is the best place to live 💯 😌

[@MelissaOti]

That’s not true, Nigeria is cool to live but the healthcare system is in shambles, lives and properties are not protected amongst others. People think about this and would rather remain abroad than go back home. There’s more to life than having money. I know wealthy people in 9ja that have relocated to the uk permanently because their life got threatened at some point

[@xtreemz247]

Nice interview. Keep e'm coming. But try buy better mic abeg... We can't hear your interviewees at all. @02:30

[@MelissaOti]

Thanks, I would ❤

[@joyobadiah7755]

I am British Nigerian but l am US citizen now. Because l live in US for 32 years. Moreover, you said,"if l have everything ", would l go back to Nigeria to leave permanently? My answer is definitely no. For instance, one of my uncle got murder on his way to his house in Nigeria . Prior to that incident, he lived in US for 35 years but he went to Nigeria to retire. On top of that ,Nigeria is not safe at all. So, l would rather retire in Ghana, or South Africa .

[@gtsvvtihddsud6127]

can someone enlighten me please, what these people do for work in the UK I'm just curious

[@MelissaOti]

What for?

[@gtsvvtihddsud6127]

@@MelissaOti just to know dear if they is anything someone can do there

[@chiomaeunice2431]

Lol so interesting, if na me sef I will never go back to Nigeria for any reason, abeg d suffering here is too much

[@MelissaOti]

I understand jare! I hope this content encourages someone who’s confused about making this big move

[@Amaddina-cube]

This interview is wonderful, see your cute dimples.

[@MelissaOti]

Hahaha thanks boo

[@vibewithCy]

The day i step into a plane is bye bye to Nigeria for me, no Jupiter is bringing me back... Na to hustle carry my mother to join me over there... I'm done with 9ja

[@MelissaOti]

Awwwwn Soon dear

[@vibewithCy]

@@MelissaOti Amen

[@beckleyiremiren7003]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@yetundebamgbose]

I love this content 😁😁😁🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧UK for life , the system is not working in Nigeria

[@MelissaOti]

Thanks hun

[@solid8403]

The system in Nigeria is working. Why are you hating. 😃

[@omphemetsechake2839]

@@solid8403 40 million Nigerians in diaspora don't agree with you...lol

[@judithsconcept]

I love how honest the first man you interviewed was, home is home, Nigeria will surely get better someday

[@mytestimony1640]

Is it that bad in Nigeria?!?

[@timeeak4599]

I'm in my 50's now and ever since I was a tiny kid Nigeria has always had power issues, corruption etc. And it's only gotten worse since then. Well, we can only hope. Not holding my breath though.

[@MelissaOti]

Amen sis🙏

[@feyikemiogundokun4366]

Home sweet home

[@perfectpeterpan]

Yes. We must always keep the hope up. Do you know how many wars & civil unrests uk in its history had before becoming what it is today? Even Oxford university students were killing villagers and vice versa. They've had many years of civil unrest before they got there. We're all human so we can do it too.

[@funnycatshorts6]

Apart from insecurities Nigeria is the best

[@Ricoviz042]

It be like say na only Nigeria be African country way dey there

[@kola917]

If not because of the insecurity and the bad leadership Nigeria is the best place 👌

[@MelissaOti]

Absolutely

[@florenceonuora4574]

The video make sense. People are running away from Nigeria bcos of insecurity and bad governance

[@thatdetailedqueen8973]

I enjoyed watching this. Weldone

[@MelissaOti]

Thanks hun

[@Softman264]

I hear incidence of stabbings in the UK..... Especially places like London.... People don't talk about that

[@MelissaOti]

I don’t know about that as I don’t live in London or know anyone that has experienced it first hand. I only hear about it on the news

[@Softman264]

@@MelissaOti Okay

[@stellamaris1473]

'Black' knife crimes mostly teenagers ...don't know now but years ago was more in Peckham, Hackney, Woodgreen, Brixton, Camden...but nobody talks bout it

[@Softman264]

@@stellamaris1473 Okay.... Where do you stay now?

[@preciouslove1521]

I came to U.S.A in 1987 and I want to go back home, but where’s home

[@toyin2376]

Fisola ..Yoruba....are you a Nigerian ? 😃

[@MelissaOti]

Jokes on you, my top viewers are British so the question was very necessary

[@africanmoonlightales]

Beautiful interview🤣 Their points are so valid. ❤

[@MelissaOti]

Thanks very much hun

[@gistology2488]

Awesome content🙌🌟

[@MelissaOti]

Thanks very much

[@a.muchemi4360]

Most of middle class people won't move back to African but the rich Africans African is sweet for them

[@V6MEDIATV]

Stella is a youtuber too. Her contents are nice.

[@MelissaOti]

Very true

[@Neddie2k]

Where did you find all these newbies, are you at the Heathrow airport. However am going back to Nigeria if PO wins, I have to go and contribute to the development of Nigeria.

[@MelissaOti]

Ok, wish you the best.

[@hexagon-b7e]

Lol I bet you won’t keep to your words if PO wins 😂

[@Neddie2k]

@@hexagon-b7e Time will tell, thanks for holding me accountable. Ask me where I am in 4 years when he wins.

[@hexagon-b7e]

@@Neddie2k I was just joking and yeah I wish you the best

[@SamanthaLarbi]

Amazing video 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@MelissaOti]

Thanks very much

[@Ellasfam1]

First today 🎉

[@MelissaOti]

Welcome sis

[@Kingsspeaks]

In Nigeria you can have your own cook your own door man or gate man even your own driver. Can u have those things in the UK or anywhere in Europe?

[@MelissaOti]

On point

[@maridianimations]

Zainab you didnt fly to get there na jazz you use😅😂

[@MelissaOti]

Hahahahahah😅

[@wallendegen1]

i love your energy !

[@MelissaOti]

Thanks ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@crystalzone20]

Many mentioned insecurity and lack of jobs, meaning they'd go back if these things are changed. But the question is when 🤔😔

[@MelissaOti]

Exactly!! You’re intelligent!!

[@bianca.e6798]

Not when but who will help do it? Run when things are bad and come back when things are good. Not blaming them at all for leaving but them expecting others to make it better for them to return to.

[@Patlexy90]

So loving your content

[@MelissaOti]

Awwwn thanks sis❤️❤️

[@mariaembalo1770]

Wowwww very nice as usual 💯👌🏿❤

[@MelissaOti]

Thanks so much

[@iconic_robbott]

Unfortunately, I won't want to go back. Vex if you want to vex. And please take the microphone away from your mouth when talking. It sounds too rough when you do that

[@nombuleloradebe3120]

Nigerian people need to understand in order to fix your country. you need to be in your country 'all the people who are studying abroad they need to come back to Nigeria and fix Nigeria.

[@MelissaOti]

It’s way deeper than you think, at this point, it’s beyond us.

[@joychizzy6603]

I enjoyed this video 😊

[@MelissaOti]

Thanks hun

[@agboladaniel7645]

Have promised myself that if I ever have the opportunity of traveling out of this country no matter the years I will spend out of this country i will definitely come back.

[@MelissaOti]

Awwn don’t worry, your dreams are valid❤️

[@kayodeoguntimehin5052]

Which one is food! food! don't you guys go to African stores? now we even have African online stores.

[@MelissaOti]

Can you compare the prices? Have you ever visited an African restaurant to eat your local food? What’s the price?????????!!!!!!!!!

[@kayodeoguntimehin5052]

@@MelissaOti yes oo we can't compare the prices, unfortunately ..but again you don't have to go to African restaurants but African stores buy and cook...store in your fridge, fortunately, dey no dey take light, am just to trying to provide a solution...I think that should be cheaper

[@MelissaOti]

@@kayodeoguntimehin5052 you’re missing the point clearly, we all cook in our homes here in the UK, but that’s very tiring!!! In Nigeria, you can easily get into a restaurant and eat something different from what you have in your fridge. Plus, it’s not every time you feel like eating your food. Eating homemade meals year in year out is very boring. I for one went through a lot when I was pregnant as I couldn’t eat my own food. I spent nothing less than £100 most times on just stew and soup of less than 2litres. I hope you get the point now

[@kayodeoguntimehin5052]

@@MelissaOti Oh ok i thought it is just about eating Nigerian food, I didn't know it is specific to eating out...I get it now...Great Job

[@onyilove5977]

Stella said it all.

[@MelissaOti]

Yes my dear

[@HelensCorner]

Good job

[@MelissaOti]

Thanks very much

[@ireneawoso9927]

Can you imagine ,if everybody Japa who will remain I Nigeria.

[@MelissaOti]

My dear, let those who destroyed the country, remain there

[@bianca.e6798]

@@MelissaOti Unfortunately those that destroy it can afford to leave and come back whenever they want.

[@estheribidapo4254]

Most people would like to move back home, if there’s security and good government

[@MelissaOti]

On point

[@omachonukedi8972]

Am still in nigeria ,but once i leave ...hmmm no coming back.

[@MelissaOti]

Hahahaha won’t you miss your family and friends?

[@samuelad1513]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Rhaybamidele]

I see you @ella's fam❤

[@Kingsspeaks]

My advice for those Nigerians especially for the ones who have been living out of Nigeria Out of Africa for over 10 years 20 years I'm sick they will not move back to Nigeria my advice for them is take a look at the Chinese people the Indian people China is far more developed than Nigeria Japan is far more developed than Nigeria European countries are also far more developed and yet we have those people in Nigeria living in Nigeria enjoying life in Nigeria ask yourself why what did they see in Nigeria that we are not seeing. Many European countries businesses are shutting down rent is going up and not coming down any year from now those white European citizen are going to protest so that their government can kick Africans out of Europe to fight for their European citizens first anytime from now especially with the economic crisis facing Europe now so my advice for those Nigerians that are saying they will not go back to Nigeria it will be like the Nigerian woman that Ukrainian refuse to take to a safe Zone from Train . Some of us call it racism I do not call it racism I call it in a difficult situation you have to help your people first .imagine your son and your neighbor son are in a swimming pool drowning who are you going to save first?

[@m.k.s.7417]

I find the [very]_Nigerian_Accent, so funny and cute/cool; I even watch (that) Nigerian comedy: - "Mark Angel_Comedy!!"!!

[@MelissaOti]

Hahaha nice to know😅

[@m.k.s.7417]

@@MelissaOti Happy: "#Black History_Month!!"!!-P.S. I know: some:_ Nigerians, too: (from/Living in-Nigeria; itself; too!!).

[@favoureze8259]

On the matter of going back to Nigeria for a visit, is it true at the Uk border now wen coming back to the Uk the immigration officers will check if as an international students you have been working more than 20hrs... pls how true is that information??? Anyone can reply if you have any idea about that, pls help a sister🙏

[@MelissaOti]

I haven’t heard about that

[@beabszone6782]

They should be waiting for who will fix things for them in Nigeria.

[@Mrsbekee]

Sis this is good I love the video . God bless you.

[@MelissaOti]

Amen! Sis❤️❤️

[@happydavvy]

If I leave Nigeria I won't miss it. I will miss my family and will just visit. Nigeria is damaged and needs to be repaired.

[@MelissaOti]

I agree with you