I MOVED FROM THE UK TO NIGERIA,I WAS LIVING IN A CUBUCLE IN THE UK,NOW I AM ON BILLBOARDS IN NIGERIA

[@afropeanmonika]

Thanks for this video, Hayford. I am definitely looking into Nigeria at the moment. I also love that she emphasises not glorifying one land over the other. None are perfect, but both (Europe and Africa) have some valuable things to offer. Great conversation. :)

[@alvanalvino]

It’s cheaper to live in Africa if you come with your plan to succeed there and have cash from the west with you. Even if it’s the sale of a flat. You will be alright. Western skills will also sell in Africa. But you must forget the comfort of an ambulance racing to your apartment to save you if something happens. You stock and fill your first aid box and take a crash course in first aid before you leave the West. The hospitals are not as equipped as they are in the West. I know UK has huge waiting lists, it’s still better than Nigerian hospitals where all the best doctors end up in the West anyway. Unless you go private. One must consider the pros and cons. If you have even a small £50,000 cash or $50,000 dollars Africa is definitely the best place to live in.

[@afropeanmonika]

@@alvanalvino I've been spending much time in Ghana for the past three years. You're right that there are advantages and disadvantages to living in West Africa. Then again, based on my experience, £50000 is not going to last that long. You need to have a plan for continuous cash flow-a bulk sum of £50K won't do it, not for too long. IMO, both Europe and Africa have their pros and cons. None is objectively better than the other; it depends on what your needs and expectations are.

[@saggisok]

@@afropeanmonika $50,000 is humongous wealth in Nigeria if you know what you're doing. The key is to live like the average top civil servant. Not too rich and certainly not poor. Shop where middle class Nigerians shop and get yourself a decent 2 to 3 bedroom apartment in a good neighbourhood. Nigeria is relatively cheap compared to Ghana. However, don't use your $50k to go and be rubbing shoulders with billionaires on Banana island and ikoyi. I advice you to make the move.

[@WebnationAfrica]

My pleasure 😅

[@NgonadiEvents]

Thoroughly enjoyed this video,it was extremely insightful, hounest and REAL. I think I may need to watch it again. #ThankYouCaptain

[@bewaleemah]

After 21 years I left the UK and moved back to Nigeria. I have never had peace of mind like this before even with the "situation" of the country. No matter what there is absolutely no where like home. Best decision ever!

[@michaelajayi5139]

Living a fairly comfortable life in Nigeria might depend on a number factors.... Such as location, business opportunities, etc.

[@bewaleemah]

@@michaelajayi5139 very true

[@obehiokojie4066]

In this age of remote work, there are great possibilities in terms of mobility. I have a friend who relocated to Lagos from the US. She works out of Lagos for a foreign company. I think once the government becomes a lot more responsible and effective and starts doing the right things in terms of strengthening the legal environment, enhancing service delivery, and investing in infrastructure, many Nigerians in the diaspora would be willing to return home. There are great treasures in Nigeria. The possibilities are endless.

[@xtopher960]

Dey play. For my how many years will we keep waiting....

[@sladewilson377]

@@xtopher960Nigeria is a joke

[@CharlesOnikosi-ql5sb]

Nigeria is going through healing at the moment, and you can witness this by hyperinflation, and devaluation of the currency. The insecurity has to end in terms of rising insurgency, reaching out to those isolated, finding it hard to survive, especially in the cities, arriving from the village. It's very worrying how people survive on daily basis, without economic empowerment, and welfare system. Export market is at its lowest, and this is in reflection of the macro economy facing challenges that adversely contributes to the free falling economy, and stagnating at the rates we are seeing in the media. Nigeria have the best economics in the world, and there are strategies in place that could control the economy, exchange rate mechanism, and monetary policy committee should be held responsible for the state of things falling apart.

[@KeniBalo]

Omolara is a bright and charming lady, with a positive mindset. Her humility and sense of balancing narration is top notch. Great personality!

[@celebritychef3940]

Omolara I am so proud of you i think it's you are the first Nigerian lady to speak about her age publicly without hesitation ❤

[@AAA-we2st]

Yes the UK is hard but if you understand the system you thrive, she done well in Nigeria because most Africans are colourist, it’s really that simple.

[@DaCutieNation]

I agree

[@ote1000]

Nigerians actually worship people that are mixed or white. This is why bleaching skin is a thing.

[@altheadawn2531]

You mean self hating??

[@chaneldiane8611]

In west Africa

[@hannah60000]

@@chaneldiane8611 Across the continent.

[@GlowNThrive8813]

I just love my Nigeria ❤

[@ciwane1428]

She is welcome to Africa !

[@ObinnaIdoko-l4h]

Beautiful & well articulated interview, aside the exhange rate error (#3mill = $1800, not $25k). Keep spreading the awareness and breaking down anti Nigeria/African stereotypes.

[@Moabayi-yf6ul]

May God bless you, Omolara. God bless you the interviewer as well. We need to let people know that lions aren’t swallowing people in Africa and that they will just be fine visiting or even returning home. I was so angry with a Nigerian lady in Canada trying to promote retirement in Canada in which case some people were boasting that they can’t adjust yo life in Africa because they have lived overseas for a decade or two. I found it as empty boastings because we have people like Ebi-Abodedele, Bayo Adio, this lady and many others who were born and raised overseas and fit very well into Africa lifestyles upon returning home.

[@corfob9238]

I spent 22 years in uk, went to Asebu Ghana, and spent 6 weeks, in a house in a village no other people living as yet, I felt at peace. Was the longest time out of the UK since arriving from my home country jamaica. UK not all it's made out to be, one big DUMP.

[@sladewilson377]

She’s speaking for the rich not the masses and the thing is even life as a wealthy person still sucks balls.

[@sladewilson377]

@@corfob9238it’s less of a dump than Africa 😂😂😂 way less

[@lkyhood4200]

Really, that's how your standard to encourage people to relocate to a country with no jobs. Damn, you guys talk too cheap.

[@Revansgotkickz]

The UK is basically like the states, nothing beats the high vibrations in Africa -

[@DonCE0]

no matter the location.. having that network is everything. Relocation risk means starting from scratch for many..

[@dieu5041]

Also planning to move back, been in the UK for 20 years and it’s just not for me. Been to 5 countries in africa, it’s amazing - I honestly can’t wait. I feel sorry for all the Africans living in the west.

[@alexolabode7557]

been here also in south-korea 10yrs and now planning going back to Nigeria..Lets connect if you also moving back to Nigeria

[@PPartners_-iw4qq]

Advise: Nigeria is worse than you can ever imagine. Please choose anywhere else but Nigeria.

[@dieu5041]

@@PPartners_-iw4qqplease keep this advise to yourself, I’ve lived in Lagos for most of 2023 and it was fine.

[@babssloans7945]

Great interview bro, she is so inspiring.

[@G-ManWaseKasiInManchester]

Nigeria is beautiful man❤ Great video.

[@kuramobay2445]

Which part of Nigeria did you visit that is beautiful?

[@Danorous]

​@@kuramobay2445very dumb and stupid question. Didn't he or she see the views they kept showing?. Very stupid question

[@kuramobay2445]

@@Danorous Eko Holiday Is beautiful? You dumb Philistine. I'd hate to see your girl.

[@Truth_Unchained]

​@@kuramobay2445I am sure you would have been elated if the first poster had stated "Nigeria is ugly". Now let me state what you desperately want to hear😅. "Nigeria is ugly"!! I hope you happy now, Mr Sadist😊.

[@rotimikayode1072]

​@@DanorousYou are rude.

[@nmanwanyi1]

Safety is a concern for all of us everywhere. QED

[@Vincity1183]

Great interview! One day you’ll be interviewing me when I move to the motherland one day 🤞🏾

[@michaelrichard4162]

And me 😂😂🙏

[@nmanwanyi1]

Me too

[@jasmineakagha4354]

Thanks dear.What a beautiful lady.Nice video.❤

[@theinkibuschannel4307]

Great interview; You and Lara are such inspiration. Thanks Lara for that message of unity for Nigerians and Africans. I'll subscribe to both your channels.

[@Pyb777]

N3m is about £1,500. Rent is definitely drastically different between the UK and Nigeria.

[@emperor1681]

The interview was great but the exchange rate should be 3,000,000 Nigeria Naira = $1,800 United States Dollar

[@smoothoperator9845]

Thanks for pointing that out!

[@ifeoha5534]

Mind-blowing concepts from Joanna ❤

[@CharlesOnikosi-ql5sb]

All heard about personal, or individual insults against Nigerians, best kept in the memory so as not to wound people's pride and self esteem.

[@yemisitijani1218]

Very Educative. Kudos to u both. ❤❤❤

[@k101-c8y]

Welcome home ❤ I’m so sorry you went through all the unnecessary mean comments about Africans- that’s just horrible. I don’t understand why people are surprised you will want to go to Nigeria from the uk. I hope you’re having a blast 💥❤

[@bodew4836]

omolara ride on and may the lord be with you, you hv said it all, you're not dangrading one country for the other it's just about decision and what works for you, my dear keep enjoying ur self in naija

[@TheBlackGeo]

One of the best channels on YT. And bring back Jeffrey

[@Belovedjoy]

3 million naira is approximately $1809 25 thousand dollars is about 41 million naira. It’s actually advisable to have atleast 25k dollars before coming cos 3m will put the person under pressure.

[@lgrant30]

Thanks for the tip

[@MajorrBison]

I heard 30,000, 25,000 I am like wait what?

[@surpriserakins9067]

Why would you need $25k as a single person if you've covered a years rent at $3k max?

[@temiladealamudun5063]

True 💯👍

[@Therealclips-ib8bm]

If you have 25k dollar. Don’t come. I assure you, there are a lot of millionaire Nigerians that are now homeless in the UK and US.

[@kyomiblue4390]

Great interview.

[@5Pointstarr]

she needs to be crowned Miss Nigeria princess.

[@zingfananring2881]

Welcome to Nigeria 😊

[@africaplus351]

Please shot an aerial of Victory Island & Ikoyi, Lekki phase 1...Like seeing progress and development projects in Lagos

[@onthegofm1887]

Is there any food that don't smell? The British (particularly the English tribe) love kippers -- which will leave a strong smell on your cloths even hours after eating it.

[@edithuwagboe6834]

Great interview. You'll be interviewing me some day because I'll moving back soon.

[@OgucheSamuel]

This is nice to hear

[@oceejekwam6829]

Great interview. Your guest didn't hype anything.She "called it, as she saw it".

[@djojd-realmccoy5593]

Great Video. People should always speak the truth like this.

[@hityourpotential]

She is fine! lovely lady

[@CharlesOnikosi-ql5sb]

Hahaha ❤

[@MsArtelia]

Thank you for the information

[@xtopher960]

She is earning online in fx. With a British passport. So Nigeria should be good for her. How many Nigerians have this advantage...

[@sladewilson377]

Nigeria still sucks even if your rich, the affluent areas still have third world conditions like dilapidated infrastructure, unmotorable roads, half naked starving kids etc begging on the street.

[@sladewilson377]

Nigeria still sucks even if your rich, the affluent areas still have third world conditions like dilapidated infrastructure, unmotorable roads, half naked starving kids etc begging on the street.

[@sladewilson377]

Nigeria still sucks even if your rich, the affluent areas still have third world conditions like dilapidated infrastructure, unmotorable roads, half naked starving kids etc begging on the street.

[@sladewilson377]

Nigeria still sucks even if your rich, the affluent areas still have third world conditions like dilapidated infrastructure, unmotorable roads, half naked starving kids etc begging on the street.

[@sladewilson377]

Nigeria still sucks even if your rich, the affluent areas still have third world conditions like dilapidated infrastructure, unmotorable roads, half naked starving kids etc begging on the street.

[@tinaking3995]

Rent in Lagos is definitely better compared to the West. $2,000 gives you 3 million naira an average annual rent in Lagos

[@taiwoidowu2854]

It's still safer than Nigeria anyway you slice it, bake it,fry it or eat it raw. You are back now to Nigeria 🇳🇬 and that's good for you. Enjoy it.

[@sladewilson377]

Far safer, Zoogeria is a joke.

[@nmanwanyi1]

I can't lie. Jehova has blessed me in America, but having lived here for almost 20 years, I am considering moving back home by God's grace. Something is not adding up here

[@OlaWest-lw7ft]

May the lord bless you ❤

[@peterpelemo2090]

I love my Nigeria ❤

[@grandbozibozi5338]

Thanks sister.

[@lovemidou9619]

I never have a chance to meet a good Nigerian friend what I usually find are scammers 😢it sad because I really want to meet a good person

[@RayGabby-t3c]

You should not write this here it is getting out of hand yall want to bring the country down since when nw ..if the country is down africa will be down In all gold there must be bad one ....or are all the people from ur whatever country you come from saint yoo yall should stop all this shit please 🤦‍♂

[@laylandstanley4992]

What did you mean, I'm a good person, a nice Nigeria and there are a lot of nigerians like me, only 0.001 Nigerians scammed people

[@beautyjosephnaomi2854]

Is what you think that is why you always come across them

[@alexolabode7557]

so sad to hear that and it also depends on where u find them..If u need a down to earth Nigerian as friend then we can connect...

[@OsalenDavidson]

I bring you blessings from my LORD JESUS CHRIST WHO Is Coming Again To Judge the living and the dead hoping you believe In HIM Amen.

[@philfoden2135]

Thanks for this video

[@pedroidiare3299]

A very reliable way to think when it comes to relocating to the motherland is to follow a process, first come for a visit or plan a few months stay, test the enviroment and ask questions from people you can trust. these is a safe way to relocate, some people think its automatic that they will love =everything but this is not realiostic.

[@Nurse_villa]

She smart to come back to Nigeria its way cheaper she done made enough pounds plus she a women salute to her way more smarter than the majority of the black American women in America

[@femialo5969]

Welcome back. But I think her half white skin has helped her a bit

[@MichaelImo]

I would love to travel to nigeria I have a remote job so I hope it is possible.

[@jasminewalters5176]

Stop referring to Nigeria as Africa. Africa is a continent and it’s important when speaking in the context of a country, to be specific and not refer to it as Africa. It doesn’t show depth and a real belonging to your country nor your roots when you refer to it so generally like the West do! @Jojolara

[@Danorous]

How many times did you hear her saying Nigeria then later Rwanda. You people just have a big problem

[@SuccessChidera-es6wq]

It helpful video❤❤❤❤

[@esohekate5621]

Mention the specific country... don't use the blanket term Africa...I don't get why people do this.

[@wren1718]

Blah blah blah

[@omo-naija]

They mentioned Nigeria several times. I guess they said Africa just to say it's not only Nigeria you can move to in Africa. No vex.

[@sladewilson377]

@@omo-naijaZoogeria 😂😂

[@Oliver-l4l7t]

That's the right word since they are from two different countries

[@celebritychef3940]

Nothing wrong with the term Africa man, moreover she mentioned Nigeria

[@esannetwork]

Yea, Nigeria is pretty safe and cheaper to live in compare to abroad. I left New York for Nigeria after living abroad for 27 years straight without visiting Nigeria. I reside in Abuja, honestly I don't miss America, New York neither diaspora. Don't let nobody discourage you from moving back to Nigeria or any other part of Africa. Life is easier and better here. I'm enjoying Nigeria. Abuja is really nice, the weather is perfect. Plan and come back home folks. Western world is a slave land

[@sladewilson377]

Statistics say otherwise, Nigeria’s crime rate is far higher than the UK or pretty much most countries. Nigerian roads are far more dangerous. insecurity is at an all time high

[@sladewilson377]

Just look at the hunger protests they were having in Nigeria

[@KsCulinaryWorld1]

@@sladewilson377it’s definitely not as high as d US. Nigeria may be having some political issues, but there’s no gun violence

[@sladewilson377]

@@KsCulinaryWorld1 I’m sorry but this is ridiculous,your delusional. Nigeria’s crime index is the 11th highest on earth. The homicide rate is 21 per 100k vs USA at 6 per 100k. The levels crime in America is nowhere that high of the US. Nigeria is one of the most insecure countries on earth. Your safer in Gaza than most parts of Africa.

[@sladewilson377]

@@KsCulinaryWorld1 I’m sorry but this is ridiculous,your delusional. Nigeria’s crime index is the 11th highest on earth. The homicide rate is 21 per 100k vs USA at 6 per 100k. The levels crime in America is nowhere that high of the US. Nigeria is one of the most insecure countries on earth. Your safer in Gaza than most parts of Africa.

[@kenechukwuemmanuel4886]

Thank God

[@abdulidi733]

Cool 😎 conversation. Bro as we are preparing to JAPADA back after decades abroad, will reach out to you for chat when we move. Abdul - USA

[@kaiblade760]

JS1 in the UK should be the same JS1 here in Nigeria

[@surpriserakins9067]

Its called year 7 in the UK, not JSS1

[@ObinnaIdoko-l4h]

Yes it is

[@emperor1681]

Absolutely yes, sexism is practiced in many ways in Africa, especially the law favors women more in the UK, USA or any European country, whereas in Africa it is the reverse.

[@ugoezeogonna1503]

Wow 😊

[@NifemiSofolawe]

God bless you

[@nmanwanyi1]

America taught me not to be comfortable with the corporate world. It's good to have your own business

[@polymathsmart3361]

Did she say 3 million is 25k dollars?

[@Nurse_villa]

Good one

[@omokaroojiire]

3 million naira is a little less than 2000 dollars today (August 2024) Roughly $1920 .

[@TaiwoYemz]

She is so fine!

[@5Pointstarr]

3:52 she is hald nigerians half english nice.

[@Simplyliving-365]

Once Nigeria has constant electricity, forget! A lot of people will come back home.😅

[@nmanwanyi1]

You're right ✅️

[@douglastamumo1226]

Goodluck

[@Cyber-wiz-s]

Fine

[@chinweokwuasimonye8871]

Its all about awareness and experience Most Nigerians mistaken that the grass is greener in Europe or the western world One was guilty of that myself Due to mainstream narrative People worldwide think the worst of Africa without experiencing Africa for themselves Yeah most African countries have some issues European countries or the western countries have issues too Some worst than African countries Its better to experience for self before passing judgment As for my beloved Japa Nigerian people 😂 Before selling everything you've and own in Nigeria Just to japa to Europe The grass isn’t greener in Europe but you can japa to find out for yourselves to confirm

[@sacassashimidrama7088]

Every African I know in the Uk have High blood pressure. I look forward to moving back before stressors from this country give me BP too.

[@howtomakemoneyonlinegh]

Truthfully

[@davidking-pu9xs]

3M Nigerian naira is about $1,900 USD

[@RA-ms3je]

1000 dolllars per month rent is 19 million naira per year here. In the Federal capital Abuja . That is 2 duplexes in a high brow expensive area. Its not the same at all😂😂😂

[@Nurse_villa]

Yeah that's only certain places it's 19 million naria a year you can get a nice luxury place in Lagos yearly way cheaper then that

[@NgonadiEvents]

👏🏾👏🏾

[@CharlesOnikosi-ql5sb]

Shocking that she's expressing her personal opinion like this very is downscale. She heard this nasty words, but they're not relevant in her future success. She's a beautiful woman, but it takes alot of discipline to be a respectable lady. I would not manifest bad experiences, that happened to me, by speaking about it, except if i was ill and going through healing. Shaping this conversation to a pleasant one, might accelerate her connection with people if interest. I would not blame her, but experience is best teacher. Wishing her good life, and success.

[@laylandstanley4992]

Ogas, Nigeria can never be one we're different, okay, the hate is too much, i think everyone should go their separate ways okay, i guess she understood her tribe, and she can't talked about it

[@wilsonjean7745]

of course follow your master's direction, divide them so they can full control

[@sladewilson377]

Zoogeria is over

[@hapexconsulting3789]

Why don't tell us what she can't talk about? Probably you need to look at yourself in the mirror.

[@RichRoute2.0]

nice video

[@projectchangeja]

Nobody is running to Nigeria. That is not to say that you cannot make it there. Nigeria is so far behind Western Countries in development etc which on the other side may present opportunities. For most the US, UK, Australia and Canada offer way better prospects than anywhere in Africa. Most would not be able to adjust to the complexities/lack of development of Africa/Nigeria.

[@DaCutieNation]

I agree!!Especially the current polticial climate.

[@beautifullifeofb9137]

Nigerians go to European countries and don’t come back to develop their country. That is why Nigeria is not developing, the truth is we don’t want our country to be better.

[@sladewilson377]

Nigerians have a serious ego, you can’t even compare Africa to Latin America in terms of development not to talk of the West. The West is light years ahead of Zoogeria and the rest of Africa.

[@sladewilson377]

Africa is a joke, these Afrocentrists never learn with their delusions😂😂

[@dieu5041]

@@sladewilson377why are you on this video if you have zero interest in africa, it’s weird

[@GideonChukwu-gk9fk]

Wow

[@onthegofm1887]

Why is everyone moving to congestion Lagos, when there are far better places to live and prosper in Nigeria. I would rather go to Abuja, Port-harcourt, etc. People, do Lagos a favour, and spread out to other parts of Nigeria.

[@saidat98]

They need to invest and Lagos is where the population is.

[@onthegofm1887]

@@saidat98 Did you understand the point in my comment?

[@surpriserakins9067]

Presumably because Lagos is where they have contacts and work.

[@onthegofm1887]

@@surpriserakins9067 All of them?

[@Nurse_villa]

True true but supposedly things not as safe in other parts of Nigeria like Lagos

[@franciskodua1783]

UK is not safe? And u think Nigeria as a country listed among the most dangerous countries in world and on 12th possition, is safer ?

[@kabifest8897]

Lagos is safer than London ,no random stabbing for nothing sake

[@kabifest8897]

UK media label Africa as bad place while the worse is happening in their land

[@Wayne-fn1sw]

​@@kabifest8897the whole of the UK is dangerous not just London

[@daliaa5294]

Some children just got stabbed near Liverpool in Uk today

[@sladewilson377]

@@kabifest8897Lagos’s crime index is 68 vs London at 54. UK crime is largely carribeans and Africans

[@davidking-pu9xs]

3M is about $1,900

[@MichelleKatie-z6o]

How?

[@RayGabby-t3c]

What

[@bubakonateh4981]

I went to the UK but is not my cup of tea

[@cyprianudo5929]

Africa is the promised land not Europe or Canada or US.

[@sladewilson377]

Africa is a joke

[@jasminewalters5176]

You refer to your experience in the West specifically as U.K. and England, not Europe- see the tomfoolery?

[@christianaayanniyi9880]

How do you mean, tomfoolery?. Do explain, pls.

[@tinagomez4418]

"sometimes i have to call a man for them to be like this is serious" I know the UK is bad but it's not that bad chill. Sheesh the way people bash the UK with lies is getting out of hand

[@chriseffiong7506]

I think she said that in relation to the challenge of living in Nigeria.

[@AbdulmaliqAwajee]

😊

[@ngutorikpaahindi8240]

Lol. Rent isn’t similar at all.

[@pazo321]

$2000 dollars not $25000!!! Big difference 😂

[@obn1459]

I dont even understand all these BS. What is crazy, special about one moving to their home country, where their family are from? Is it because Nigeria and her government are clueless about developing their infrastructure etc.

[@TheChariot99]

So Nigeria year of return??WHAT'S UP?! Will there be light thogh? Ghana is fkn up so maybe it's Naija?

[@Uncle-Basil]

I think Nigeria's version of the Year of Return is called, "The Door of Return".....I'm not impressed with either of them to be honest...but it is worth moving to either country.

[@Silver-l5x]

As a Nigerian,I can tell you I have 24hrs light, the light only goes off when there's an issue with the national grid or issue from the pole. My Entire city has steady electricity can't say same for other states though. I got no generator, nor power bank solely rely on electric power.

[@TheChariot99]

@@Silver-l5x Omg Where ?!

[@Silver-l5x]

@@Uncle-Basil facts, economic situation in Nigeria rn, is the worst Nigerians have ever experienced in history Inflation up by 30% to 38% 🤦🏽‍♂️. Most ppl only eat twice a day. For a working class citizen

[@Uncle-Basil]

@@Silver-l5x Wow, I had no idea...

[@Lexy697]

People give up their lives to come to the UK . There must b something they see. Anyway let’s stop deceiving ourselves Nigeria and most other African countries are sinking fast. I dare all those thinking of going back to AFRICA to give up their British passport but they won’t bcos that gives them the security to come back to U.K. when things go bonkers

[@destinyadam1160]

There's no life in the uk

[@JasNakira-bs5nx]

There is so much life in the US what are you talking about. This one person does not represent millions of people living in the US.

[@destinyadam1160]

@@JasNakira-bs5nx what life are talking about I don't think so

[@toyin2376]

There's no life in uk.. You've got jokes

[@abasssanusi3348]

N 3million = $1911

[@abasssanusi3348]

The business was not destroyed because of Tribalism. Those are the same political and sinister agenda.

[@followGreatness]

What! One f your parents is British yet your opportunity was as you would want. I am so annoyed!

[@francis191]

You are seriously trying to suggest you are worse off in the 5th largest economy in the world (UK) compared to one of the poorest economies in the world (Nigeria) which has had an 100% deflation of it's currency in the last 1 year. It is currently running inflation at 34% and fuel has risen by 5 times in the last 2 years. Tell you what ask her to give up her British passport and lets see what tune she sings. What pisses me off about these numties is what they are saying is all those Nigerians who leave family behind in Nigeria for a better life, who risk travelling across to Libya into Europe are fools. Apparently she is so smart she can just arrive in Nigeria and everything is fantastic. Absolute nonsense. Of course the UK is expensive. It is one of the most desirable places on earth to live. It has an unemployment rate of about 4% which includes long term sick. It is also one the few countries in the world where people of colour thrive. I write this as a British born Nigerian who has lived in both countries and more importantly worked for a significant time in Nigeria. There is a reason there is a Nigerian diaspora! And it is not because we do not want to be in Naija. After all ask her parents.

[@surpriserakins9067]

I don't understand the hostility! She's telling her own story not speaking to anyone else's experience. There are very many people who are a lot better off in Nigeria than living in the West: not just financially but in other areas of their lives.

[@angiesspace2644]

Well said❤

[@2LETLIVE]

@francis191 UK is a boring place. People are depressed in the UK. Who cares whether you are British-born? You are still a Nigerian. Your bloodline and ancestry is Nigerian, not white or English. You are just another African living in the white country. Being born there means nothing. The fkin problem with you Africans in the UK is that, y'all tend to put your culture down and brag about that of your colonial masters. Funny enough, some of you even call yourselves English! Isn't that pathetic as an African? A black person with African parents calling themselves English? Do you even know how many immigrants from the UK who live in Dubai, America, Asia and the rest of the world? Your stupid argument about Nigerians leaving their families behind for better life in the UK is not unique to UK. Stop the foolishness.

[@anuhassan5596]

It’s important to remember that your experience is not the same as everyone else’s ❤ she’s only speaking HER truth, it’s not universal.

[@themarathoncontinues4211]

Those who risk going to Libya are fools. Don’t cry when you end up in slavery or dying in the ocean because you were too busy chasing illegal pathway to Europe.

[@raelblack7136]

3 million isn't 25 thousand dollars, its 25 hundred, tow of you na olodo

[@gunndecagon271]

Lol man said 'tow of you'