"Britain Must Not Be A Sponge For Migrants" ~ Nigerian Born British Politician Kemi Badenoch

[@TA-os2fe]

I disagree with you TOPE . I trained as a nurse and worked in the private health sector in Nigeria. It was slavery. Touching people’s lives should also be rewarded. It broke my heart to travel to UK. Worked as Health care assistant for a year whilst waiting to get my license. Wiped bottoms and wounds in Nigeria for peanuts but did it in UK for a good living wage. Today I am a senior midwifery lecturer with my Bsc , Masters and PhD fully paid by the NHS. Today I can care for my family by supporting my husband comfortably with real estate in Nigeria Uk and US. Sorry as long as Nigeria doesn’t care we will continue to wipe bottom to get to the top. Our eyes are open.

[@ify4976]

Totally agreed 👍 I like Yk's view. If wiping bottoms pays well in nigeria, nobody will go all the way to the UK for that. There's no dignity in some labors in nigeria as it is so many European countries. Let's just tell ourselves the truth

[@Estherijeomah]

Exactly, l’ve always said it kemi is full of bullshit. Have you see her talk at the house of parliament she’s rude and obnoxious.

[@homilybutty419]

Nigerians situation can make a doctor to take a job of a cook in a restaurant…..Africa was programmed to be a modern slavery……Nigeria compared the high salary in foreign exchange thinking that the money is higher than his own country money………Peace of mind over everything. Stay where you have peace.

[@successHacksHQ]

amazing.

[@ej2507]

Funny thing is Nigerians are doing alot of different jobs. I and my husband has never wiped a bottom. Care jobs are also very important. That's why Nigeria it's the way it is. There is nothing more rewarding than being valued for whatever job you do no matter how menial.

[@williejinnahkosseh2289]

This debate is a mixture of blessings and sadness. Why our Politicians have caused so much poverty and oppression in our country , today the children of Africa are willingly travelling to the colonial masters for support. No job is a degrading job, because African governments have refused to respect and value these jobs our people cannot do them at home. God bless you for this debate.

[@Shayoyeye4525]

The summary of it “no job should be looked down on” every job is valuable & needed, know this and know peace! Nyma on point as always 👏🏾❤️

[@EmmanuelBediako-yg8ne]

The irony of human behaviors, a woman whose who parents were immigrants in UK ,now firing on immigrants .Kemi is married to a white man,she has already sold her soul to the enemy .She’ll throw Africa under the bus,to please her white masters

[@sadeomoniyi5217]

Thanks so much YK for your contribution. If the system has not failed us, all this nonsense won't be happening.

[@kennybproductionshouse6213]

Nyma, your response was quite good, divine and repairing. The wisdom is out of this world. More blessings…

[@williejinnahkosseh2289]

Slavery never went away, the only time this time is it is VOLUNTARY. UK never forced anyone, why are you talking about UK and not the corrupt African politicians who are the course of blind-folded Migration.

[@itoroessien4221]

Tope should not say what she doesn't know. A lot of people come to UK to study nursing and have grown to be very successful.

[@samgini2414]

she is clueless and simply ignorant in her little warped up mind,

[@BeautyAmadi-lz9wv]

We all should start from scratch as I start. I started as a word maid in the general hospital Portharcourt Nigeria and then trained as an Auxiliary and then come to London as a skilled worker and then progressed to higher education with my mouth zipped up with tolerance knowing what I want 🎉

[@iheny8407]

Nyma wisdom!!!!!

[@farouqoyekanmi2642]

Nimah nailed it, that we've mentally degraded some professions because we think professionalism ends with pen and paper doesn't mean these professions are in anyway less.

[@kasikwagoma6740]

@faroukoyekanmi2642, you know I came to the conclusion that we black Africans are the most arrogant people in the world. It is only in Africa that we look down on farmers(they grow our food), we look down on plumbers(they connect our bathrooms, kitchens, we look down on carpenters who craft furniture, homes etc, we look down on cobblers(they make the shoes we wear, we look down on builders, bricklayers(they build the homes we live in), we say God forbid my child can never marry such. We only accept doctors, lawyers, engineers, architects etc. Now look at Europe America and South East Asia. They have an abundance of these hands kills and look at what they have been able to do with their countries. In Japan for example it takes 9 years to train a master knife maker , such is the attention to detail that chefs around the world buy Japanese and German knives only as the quality is just unmatched. Look at Jimmy choo shoes, they are very expensive and all are designed and made by a cobbler who was from Malaysia, look at Louis vitton that conglomerate is worth over 100 billion dollars. The founder of Louis vitton was a poor but ambitious carpenter from France. We have got to stop with the arrogance and embrace these very noble professions. A doctor can only treat the body when it is sick, but they cannot construct a railway, a bridge, a house or even the hospitals they work in.

[@aagilara]

Are you talking of a country that can’t renew their citizens passport 🤣🤣🤣

[@yetundefrancismilla3858]

The UK is open if you meet the skills gap requirements. There are quite a lot of Nigerians in Tech and Finance here, too.

[@chinyewadibia8403]

tell your president/ proprietor not to japa to England for healthcare every 6 weeks and improve the economy as he promised

[@BeautyAmadi-lz9wv]

This was what I did in London before, and now, I am a Bsc holder in health and social care. I have my care company registered, praise the Lord Amen.

[@Dankowise]

Hallelujah 🖐️🙏🙏🙏

[@estysheg5667]

Bottom wiping the best decision i made,...worked in nigeria bank for 7 years as an HND holder then got bsc salary 90k with no promotion. When i moved to uk and my naira account runs to millions me that have not touch millions in my life...with that menial pay in 3 months i was able to buy a car, saved up for my children to join me In two yrs my employer is paying for my masters

[@ElderAkpanOkurafor]

You miss the point,,,,there is no reason for Africans to be relegated to the menial jobs alone....thats what the MP was saying

[@janetngene8872]

​@ElderAkpanOkurafor unfortunately, that is not what the MP is preaching. Watch her complete speech where she said that

[@BeeSpace-zr8zj]

@@ElderAkpanOkuraforI think you missed it, even the whites do the same job. I left Nigeria because Nigeria failed me. When I was working as a nurse in Nigeria I sometimes wipe bottoms, l also do that sometimes in the UK. I thought I was comfortable back home until I left home. Am happy to wipe bottom so far it pays my bill, l hope to leave it soonest because am an ambitious person.

[@ej2507]

@@ElderAkpanOkurafornigerians are not relegated to menial work. I and my husband have been in UK and we have never wiped any bum.

[@estysheg5667]

@ElderAkpanOkurafor that menial job was a starting point for me as I didn't know how i could transfer that my bank teller skills to immediate cash when I moved abroad. I came in via the study route and switched my visa six months later . Now I have my pgce even though I don't like teaching . However, I was fortunate to have an employer willing to sponsor me for msc pre registration nursing. Even with that menial job, I have achieved more than I ever imagined . I do 40hours a week no overtime whereas in naija i will drop my children at creche 6:30am and return 10pm that if the vault is balance o, Saturday and sunday is for atm monitoring hmmm no work life balance....that I can buy a car? Am now building for my aged father a block of 5 mini flats all between 2022 and now .....haaaaaa not in my wildest dream do I believe I can achieve that. Ha aaaaa poverty. I pray God helps all that are planning to leave that hell called naija, destiny destroyer. My father suffered to train me being an only child, lived in uncompleted building all my life, finished school with distinction yet nothing to show since 2013 that I graduated.

[@dicksonigwe2656]

She is not Nigerian born: she is British born.

[@TweetArtNg]

her parent did benefit from what shes set to condemn.

[@adewilliams8]

​@TweetArtNg How? Nigeria gave them house and grants to live on or what? Yoruba educated themselves without relying on the Nigerian government handouts. Compare this with the rest of Nigeria.

[@m1umo]

@@dicksonigwe2656 you know she left Nigeria when she was a teenager?

[@mariatuyusuf5245]

You are blessed Niima. Thank you for your perspective and schooling the ignorant that demeaning dignity of labour.

[@Deekomolafe]

This Igbo lady is very good and nymah speaks my mind as well. Welldone all of you ladies. Amazing you are !

[@nikkii2941]

Nimah, is on point, some jobs are degraded and now people have certificates but no jobs. They carry certificates up and down. There are no sanitation workers, no farmers and the nation is dying of hunger. The bottom wipers are feeding three times a day

[@stank.629]

Tope is out touch from reality. She think she’s more ambitious because she sits in tv studio.

[@BeeSpace-zr8zj]

Thank you ooo, l thought am the only one thinking in that direction.

[@kehindeajayi4699]

She is totally wrong, african mentality and killing us.

[@adekanmiwilliams8893]

Tope always talks out of point... Why's she on a program like this ? She's always not sounding intelligent.

[@rbee2062]

That lady in a yellow top , should stop shouting & speak like a lady. Also she must learn to speak good English

[@samgini2414]

yeah,herself and morayo are nothing but political hacks playing around hollow patriotism,

[@bankebadmus3376]

And the Philippines really are amazing in what they do abroad especially housekeeping!🎉

[@ObetaInnocentobecks]

Never judge a book by its cover. Imagine Tope's reasoning with her flamboyant outlook vs the sweet woman in Hijab.

[@DominicaTraditionalWear]

So happy I can hear Nyma clearly now with her headphone. Good points made Nyma.

[@Trendingtopics-u4i]

I disagree with Tope also. The job can be a starting point. No job should be looked down upon.

[@yemisie8677]

Excellent contribution from Nyma

[@gantswood]

Ujus voice is so sweet. I can listen to her all day.

[@nikkii2941]

I am in the US and majority of Nigerians are not bottom wipers. The men and women are doing great things(professional and business owners)

[@DominicaTraditionalWear]

YK went right to the root of the problem. Governments wake up, make your country a place your citizens do not want to leave. As Professor Lumumba said" It can be done"!

[@smoodlesmkeys]

Well said Kemi!! Africans need many other job opportunities to open up beyond health and care work! Africa can offer more to UK and the world!!

[@oludayogiwa1806]

I work as kitchen potter for sometime before i got into my profession as phydiotherapist. So Tope you lack understsnding and you should learn more

[@kemistrykemidada9256]

Thank you, Aunty YK and Nima.

[@Estherijeomah]

Iyama, Yk , Bisi thank you for input,quite intelligent.

[@m1umo]

My people perish for lack of knowledge.

[@johnisrael9143]

THAT AIN'T TRUE. You decide what you want to do PERIOD

[@baggies24]

Tope, Tope, Tope. There is dignity in all employment depending on how passionate you are at the job. It takes nothing away from you. Some of these bottom-wipers have raised children working in Canary Wharf with fat bonuses.

[@allybol]

God bless you Nima

[@chichilove8699]

That lady in green was talking trash. I am glad thenother three cited examples and educated her on the achievements of these "bottom wipers"

[@dualedgekakra2214]

Kemi Badenoch was bringing the British government to awareness of what the migrant worker is putting in to make health care in the UK HOLD OR THE BOTTOM of the NHS will fall off, without the labour of a migrant care worker wiping bum. The UK NEEDS the care worker more than the care worker needs the UK. Kemi is on point please, we are quick to “take out of context,”

[@Raetalkss]

Lol not sure what you know about Kemi, she said that so she can gain the support of the right. That is the lingo they use. She is hoping to become the leader of the conservative party, so is trying to gai n their support. She is not a friend of the immigrant. I know it sounds iconic but it is. Kemi is notorious, she does not stand for things many people would think she should stand for.

[@patrickokeh1598]

Tribalism is our major prolem No matter how educated are nigerians .They are still tribal. Here in Amirica Nigerian has all kind of tribal union .lbo union .calaber union.. benin union .urhobo union and all other ethnicity group .how do we build a develope country out of this kind of mentality .it hurt

[@kolafortunatus1703]

😅😅😅😅we go donate ourselves into the boat.

[@estherv.dzwaag6719]

Thank you nyma

[@emmanuelessi7749]

Nima you are the best in this crew. See how shallow Tope started

[@mikesedinam4478]

If everyone of us in Nigeria stops this nonsense of elevating other countries above Nigeria and work hard and fight for her, Nigeria will be a better place. Every one must rise and fight. Let’s bring back our nationalistic spirit. The media must lead this charge.

[@pastorumohasangaministries4967]

Nimmah nailed it, well said Nimmah

[@Crowned_Jay101]

Nyimma, you always bring it 1000% Yes blue collar workers can still make a lot of money in the west. And yes, we really do need them.

[@tafidagadzama9964]

She was living in my Borough where I was her councillor in Cannon Hill Wimbledon. I snatched their seat as a Labour candidate they held since 1994. She can't be a prime minister and down the line, she is going to be kicked out. The conservatives put her there to say certain things they couldn't say before they get rid of her.

[@BeautyAmadi-lz9wv]

Alot of them came in for holiday and started hiding

[@Tarubini1]

Respect every job please.

[@durojaiyekolade3178]

Why are we being reactive rather than proactive, these issues have been on ground since ages. Providing a wholistic approach to solutions will involve introspecting and challenging ourselves collectively as a group of people before challenging external bodies for respect.

[@ehizino]

Tope needs to wake up😂

[@popoolaolumide3932]

Why use the word "bottom wipers"? Would it hurt using the word "carer "? I cared for people and still care for people, and still in my career. I sha dey add value to their and my economy.

[@Tarubini1]

These women are making lots of loud noises go nothing. Focus on pull and push factors. Kemi is basically a sellout but I wish her all the best

[@GlobalPalace_CD]

You’re discussing a very important issue that needs addressing globally, Africa has been disrespected for decades and we must wake up.

[@adewilliams8]

Correction. She's not Nigerian-born. She was born in London UK, so get your facts right.

[@hannahakinyemi4032]

It is called BBC years ago and today majority of these people have completed their Masters & PhD. Nigerians make the best opportunity they are given. Yes they come in to do BBC I can assure you majority are gainfully employed in a highly paid job. Nigerians come to the get the best out of the country . BBC means British Bottom cleaner. Most Undergraduate do it to sort out their finances and today they are on £75-100k depending on your career path. No one can put a Nigerian in a box . Nigerians are great in a lot of leadership roles but l can assure you at one point or the they have done BBC or Security job. Since UK open their borders come and be focus and by God’s grace your dreams shall be fulfilled. Make sure you come through the right route avoid scammers. All the best ❤

[@maureenobazee8645]

In Nigeria, nurses duties include wiping bums that care workers do here . Kemi stigmatising social care workers who bum wipe bums is laughable. In the west, there is dignity of labour . In the 70th Nurses were looked down on by so many but, today they have become highly respected . Kemi has just reflected her Nigeria DNA ,where people are disrespected beacuse of their choice of job. Moreover, it not only Nigerians that are in social care, Indians,Europeans and other nationalities have high number of their population in care With that statement she has downgraded herself for the contest. There are British that also care given. I'm sure Kemi in her old age will not have access to care giver for support. There are British who are road sweeper and Estate cleaners. What matter in the west is what can pay your bills . Kemi has justified the attitude and behaviour civil servants who worked with her accused her of. They said ,she lacks respect and with high level of arrogance. Her statement is true display of arrogance.

[@lodunsi]

I agree with your point. Often, the ladies on The View seem to comment without fully educating themselves on the facts. Additionally, Kemi, like many migrants who rise to positions of power, appears to look down on other migrants, trying to limit opportunities for others to come to the UK. This is similar to what others, such as Priti Patel and others, have done-they condemn and demonize migrants once they’ve secured their own status, which is quite troubling. .

[@ogommy4real684]

Even nurses in the UK wipe bottom as well. As long as you are doing a decent job, nobody should look down on anybody.

[@Estherijeomah]

You just said it all, kemi is arrogant , all over the place, watch her at the house of parliament she’s rude, she lacks substance. Never liked her, doing too much, shouting at her colleagues.

[@globalimpact6057]

Leave Kemi alone. She is British, don't ruin her career. If she was in Lagos, she won't even be considered for local government Chairman. Face Nigerian problems.

[@VictorO-i2y]

Would an average Nigerian have taken that route if they have stability and economic security at home. Please let’s just be realistic, there is mass exodus because the situation at home is frustrating.

[@lydiadusu543]

No job is downplayed elsewhere except Nigeria… dignity in labour should be our watchword. Nigerians have no respect for life thereby not appreciating care work. We need to stop this madness of thinking blue collar jobs are everything. Where are we today with the blue collar jobs? O am just done with our mindset!

[@olowoaye]

Money speaks. Why are some jobs dignified more than others? Because they attract better financial reward. Many people know they need people that carry out these bottom wiping kind of jobs, but are they willing to pay them their worth and thereby elevate them?

[@ogommy4real684]

In the US, nigerian immigrants are the highest educated people. Responding to the lady whose husband is a doctor, good for you. Everyone is not as lucky as you are, some people really have to work to get bye because they sponsored themselves.

[@AUGUSTINEOLOKO]

Who told you that nurses from Nigeria come here to do carers?

[@abiriolanike4035]

There is dignity in Labour.some people specialise in geriatic care.

[@gracenmercy1085]

Tope is just trying to give people a healthy perspective/self esteem to consider when japaing. There are a lot of immigrants/migrants that avoid the route of bottom wiping. For example, Indians work in IT sector, Mexicans work in the hotel/construction industries. And some of our people even do uber for a start. The bottom-line is: There is DIGNITY in labor and you can't really be picking and choosing work in another man's (oyinbo) land especially if you don't have papers. Our leadership has really failed Nigeria and Nigerians should hold them accountable!

[@bolasalak7360]

Those of you criticizing Tope do not see beyond making money and perhaps little comfort from working in abroad. Tope is looking at the way Afrcans is been stereotyped with respect to certain jobs. Let's ask ourselves how many indigenous Britons are wiping bottoms, probably none or very infinitesimal. However i have to be realistic as well because the economic situation in our country could dissolve any iota of pride and dignity or pride ones have. Please lets work together to build Nigeria, this is the solution to this modern form of slavery.

[@Trendingtopics-u4i]

A lot of indigenous Britons are bottom wipers.

[@odionaloba]

Pls., be kind to direct such ur an unapologetic moral prayer to our Thievery-Tinubu malad-administration that finally wrecked Nigeria " as a nation " , to her crippled kneels. Those that are feeding fat in that their Nigeria mobocratic system; always sitting in their high-hill wheelchairs to reigning their frivolous pseudo-patriotic buffoonism....this is a nation been led by agbero cabals , criticizing their hardworking ppl abroad whose bottom-wiping job is remitting billions of pounds and not pennies / dollars that is feeding gazillions of the less privileged...and they are deliberately not permitted to vote from diasporas by these same agbero losers ....always buffoonly quick to castigate these moral sacrificial lambs denizens abroard - without whose sacrificial kind hearted bottom-wipes salaries ; Nigerians lower class will sinks into a bottomless poverty of irredeemable hole. Those eating from the evil alters of these politicians are always celebrating their contemporary political immoral makers. U all should awaits ur organic creator for pure judgement of the hell u created for ur commoners.

[@InoKun-lu5ef]

Was Britain not part of NATO which destroyed Libya, which resulted in the ongoing mass migration into Western Europe including Britain?

[@Victor-xz2re]

Strong women

[@gladyssannahmthombeni6501]

That's true there are lots of British on benefit who can that

[@johnboscotube]

Valuable contributions from you Ladies. Thank you Nyma for that input. I completely understand the angle where Tope is coming from. No job is demeaning but it seems like we are fixing ourselves into the mold that our foreign employers have carved out for us and in their minds thats the only thing we can do. But we can prove them wrong by dreaming bigger even while we're still in the mold that they expect to find us.

[@beeojeiks6516]

True YK

[@ativiejonathan3705]

Remember You are not force to be a Care givers .

[@ronkealonge8378]

Truth is bitter . Kemi is speaking the truth. Nigeria government do the need full . I love Kemi . No wonder she loves Trump . Nyma and kuti you try . Why can't you do such work in Nigeria.? We don't like being told the truth .

[@josephineekoma9235]

The difference between two people is opportunity.

[@betweenpoints]

How can a Barrister put a call across and start talking in abstract 😮

[@ogunsoladare2613]

The pay differentials or disparity is minimal. Why do people need omodo?

[@ej2507]

Nima is so right.

[@bolajiowoseni1832]

Beecee this your wig is fineee. Where you dey buy am

[@ChatwithDrTee]

She sells wigs herself

[@amagranma]

Leave Kemi Badenoch alone. She is NOT a Nigerian. She is British and a leader of mainly White UK Conservative Party. Ask yourself what good thing has Nigeria done for Kemi? She is entitled to her opinion. There are many of us doing professional jobs here. At the same time there is nothing wrong in staring from the bottom and walking your way up

[@Advic77]

Some countries in Africa have seen that the brain drain is hemorrhaging the country's development and Labour force. Is it not time the Govt to becom creative and sterming the Japa issue...

[@Alice-y7g3w]

Nice perspectives beautiful ladies..dignity of labour should be upheld. Aunty Tope, pls share your hair stylist o ❤

[@preciousjewels2468]

Someone born in Wimbledon is not Nigerian born.

[@Shayoyeye4525]

Was thinking “I don’t remember Wimbledon being in Nigeria” 😂

[@oluremiajayi6096]

She said, "born to Nigerian parents". Àbi what did you hear?

[@Natyak455]

@@oluremiajayi6096she said a “Nigerian Born, British politician”. “Did you not hear that?”

[@JohnUkachukwu-wh1zv]

my sister that job in the UK is rubbish

[@gantswood]

I agree with you as I live in the UK born and raised. I would never do that job not that I have ever needed to. They are plenty of much better paid jobs instead of caring which is tough on the body too.

[@Dankowise]

Kudos for That Alahja in white hijab🎉🙏🙏💯

[@georgebabsonharare5803]

Nyma too much, very clever and thanks for lecturing the ignorance... you make sense anytime you open your mouth...

[@LeedhospitalityGuesthouse]

Starting from the bottom is better, in as much someone is making progress... They don't want you to become. Who Nigeria dysfunctional system pay! Abeg, let go and achieve our true dream. Many nurses are wasting in Nigeria. It is better to wipe bottom and reach their higher destinations.

[@oluwatosinakinsanya8445]

No disrespect, Tope, it's obvious you are not well informed. The UK, at every point in time, have what we call the Job Shortage list. If some people then decides that their skillset fits the Care industry, so be it. And again abeg, there is dignity in labour here. Plumber call out fee, say i come your house, whether i repair anything or not is £50.

[@toksjones7214]

She was not born in Nigeria!

[@clarak.mallah4137]

She wasn't born in Nigeria! Get your facts right!!

[@francisben4579]

It's a known fact

[@kenikponmwen8233]

Nigeria government has failed take it or leave it

[@marujob6619]

She wasn't born in Nigeria. Get your facts straight.

[@ify4976]

Let's be honest, there's no dignity in labor in some jobs in Nigeria. Just look at how a nigerian called caregiver job "bottom wipe". Millions of Nigerians are ready and willing to relicate to the Uk , USA or Canada to be caregivers. Just so you know. Since the condition in nigeria is getting worse everyday. When you go any country as an immigrant ,you have start from somewhere.

[@bufflevy746]

Those jobs are not appreciated here in uk and are poorly paid here in uk. Carers are an underclass here in the UK and there are no career prospects in doing that job in the uk ..

[@Shayoyeye4525]

@@bufflevy746I beg to differ. I personally know few people who are now fully qualified NHS Nurses, they used to be Carers.

[@bufflevy746]

@@Shayoyeye4525 you are contradicting yourself those people progressed to being nurses they didnt remain as carers forever . My point is full time carer as a career has no prospects hence why people do it for a season and then move on to nursing, etc

[@TA-os2fe]

@@bufflevy746 no , I disagree. There are carers that progress to having care agencies, care homes or become care managers. There is an awful lot of money in it especially if you are good. It’s a game and you need to know how to play it by learning the business side of caring roles. Indeed you can progress if you are focused and willing to.

[@bufflevy746]

@@TA-os2fe i agree with you but i am an immigrant i as well as you ( i believe you are too ) whether you sugar coat it or not the truth is the indigenous brits look down on care work politicially, socially and economically.. that why kemi badenoch spoke down on the job . The average indiegnous brit rather work in tesco than be a carer..also carers are poorly paid. It is british culture i dont understand too tbh y they hate that job 😀 in the eyes of most brits they see carers as the lowest of the low. I dont agree with them btw i have done care work in past i am just saying what we all know that y the govt depends on migrants to do those jobs..their people rather work in asda than be a carer that pays double the salary..

[@Davidsime168]

See people earning less than 300 dollars a month analysing people making their yearly salary in a week lol

[@gantswood]

You don't know how much they are paid and believe they will be well paid. Having said that, I based in the UK respect people who do all jobs.

[@BeautyAmadi-lz9wv]

Why Nigerian top men and women calling us Nigerian button wapes. This is labelling, and I don't agree with that language

[@bolasalak7360]

Na wa o YK!

[@ogunsoladare2613]

Nyma gbami

[@chidieberennabuife6611]

Aunty Tokpe, people choose to go the uk, why making it look as if uk government forced them or invited them to come. If your country is doing well, why should your youths leave? Listen even doctors are doing that job as means of getting extra income

[@giovanielg5349]

Nyma educate them

[@ndifrekeudo3601]

This girl who made this kind of statement is so dangerous for the society that how we killed technical skills with unfounded utterances. We should stop all these unnecessary words that bodyshame some professions. Look at how we are suffering now because nobody wants to go to farm due to the stigma/sentiments attached to farming no one wants to be identified with such profession.

[@oludayogiwa1806]

Care work is professional work. You lack understanding. If you don't know please ask for more information. Tope you lack understanding.

[@joladeisaac4859]

It's pronounced Bed- Enoch not BadEnoch .....

[@toksjones7214]

Shes not Nigerian born!