Why People Are Leaving Canada, The Raw Truth! Loneliness and More Ft

[@PoweiOfficial-zf2gb]

When I retire. I’m going back to where I come from Nigeria. It’s warmer, the vibe is like no other and I get to be with my extended family for the remainder of my life 😊

[@FeyiMac]

I hear you! Old age in the cold is another can of worms

[@rothaarige3896]

I was born and raised in Canada. When I was a child in the 80s, it was a beautiful place. We all got along and everything was looking up. It's now a hellhole and only God could fix this. RIP old Canada, I'll miss you. I'm a typical white guy here, so that'll give you context.

[@FundiWaStima]

I was born and raised in an actual hell hole. I moved to Canada a decade ago. I’m curious how widely travelled (internationally) you are… I bet your position on Canada being horrid is informed by the fact you haven’t seen how tough/nasty the world can be

[@rothaarige3896]

@FundiWaStima I've been all through the US, Italy, Germany, France. Canada is a hellhole due to affordability and multiculturalism.

[@FundiWaStima]

And you think going to US, Germany, Italy & France that makes you widely travelled? This right-wing “multicultural” immigration talking point always conveniently ignores shiploads of immigrants from Europe, and never mentions the true owners of the country, the native first nations. People with small minds judge people on skin colour/religion/gender (“multiculturalism”) and not on the strength of their character. A comment on youtube will, however, not change how you think unfortunately

[@rothaarige3896]

@FundiWaStima you simultaneously said "skin colour" isn't important while calling "right wing" talking points on immigration racist based on race. Also, native populations were conquered end of story. That's ancient history, along with slavery.

[@ayobamimac]

Canada, just like any country is great for certain things and not so great for others. The disappointment comes when expectations and experience mismatch. Amazing video❤

[@FeyiMac]

Yes!! That’s why I’m big on balancing the narrative. Expectations sometimes are way off.

[@CanadaMath]

In 2004 I wrote a somewhat famous article called 'Top 8 reasons not to immigrate to Canada'. In short, the Canadian authorities tried to destroy my life. They made it so that I could not be employable in Canada. So I moved to the U.S. in 2005 and then some years later I moved permanently to the Philippines. I am happy that so many years later videos like yours are saying essentially the same things that I did. I was ahead of my time. I will never go back to Canada. Not to live, not to visit, not even a connecting flight. Too cold, too expensive, taxes are astronomical, no freedom, no jobs, no opportunities, xenophobic people, too depressing. It has become the North Korea of the western world.

[@chrishayes5755]

north korea 😂 canadas approaching s-hole status but not quite there yet buddy 😆

[@CanadaMath]

@@chrishayes5755 It will be in about a few years . . .

[@lorrainec8190]

We have a vindictive French government. That's why people are angry.

[@LifestylewithJadesola]

I think it’s important to be intentional. I feel a lot of people come here without doing their research and the truth is if you do at least one search on KZbin on the down side of living in Canada or any western country really you will definitely find loneliness up there. So people really need to come up with a plan of intentionally mitigating this. There are lots of suggestions online even government funded programs exist to help this. It may not totally eradicate the loneliness but it will help. From my experience I have found that Africans especially can be so close minded. Office people or school mates will invite you to the pub you will say you are not going. Hunting you will say you are not doing. Things that these guys enjoy you won’t try them and then we’ll be expecting not to be lonely. We really need to do our research learn to adapt and be open minded! We need to just accept that these places are never going to be like our home countries but we can build a community to combat loneliness through intentional living.

[@FeyiMac]

I absolutely agree! We need to be very intentional about life here. But, I’m not going hunting sis 🤣🤣

[@LifestylewithJadesola]

@@FeyiMac 😂😂 same pls na just example 🤣🤣

[@FeyiMac]

@LifestylewithJadesola 🤣🤣🤣🤣 dkm

[@oluwatobilobaayoola3733]

This is really helpful, God bless you❤

[@thebadestevents]

Very relatable, we love this. This is part of why we started hosting curated events for newcomers in Ottawa to foster connection and celebration ✨

[@FeyiMac]

That’s awesome! Well done 👏🏾

[@staceyugah3342]

Thanks ladies. Great content ánd relevant information.

[@ZubZubi]

NOT ONLY CANADA SISTER IT'S ALL WESTERN COUNTRIES PEOPLE ARE LEAVING BACK HOME OR ABROAD FOR SOME WHERE ELSE EVEN LIVING COST IS GOING UP EVERY YEAR MORE THAN WORK WAGES

[@MARINAESIRI]

This is exactly what i talked about in my video today as well. The conversation is very necessary. Sorry to say but anybody who feels discouraged only because of this is not interested in the truth.

[@FeyiMac]

I’m looking forward to your video, Marina. It had to be said.

[@simplydivine77]

Africans and Afri-Caribbeans still living back home will argue you down that you’re complaining or that depression is nothing…until they Japa and see for themselves. I don’t even go back and forth anymore. I live in Amerikkka and until you’re here experiencing the hostility and insanity for yourself (for decades)…you can’t argue with a person who’s actually living the life.

[@FeyiMac]

I really hope things get better

[@preciousfame6015]

You can always come back to Africa my darling. The minimum wage a month here is 30k Teachers earn 20k a month And housing a month now is over 200k. I'm just saying, overseas if you work had gives u a life to manage with the salary I earn. Yes I'm not saying its not hard But ur basic needs, ur salary can definitely cover. Here in Nigeria, ur salary can't cover u as a person in a month, let alone those with kids. That's the problem over here You're free to relocate back home to Nigeria and taste it yourself too

[@blessingogungbenle1247]

​@@preciousfame6015don't mind them...they will still remain there while saying all sorts.

[@ifynaijacan]

One needs to be mentally prepared before coming to Canada. The major problem is that people have very high expectations and they feel there are lots of job opportunities. Majority of them get disappointed when their expectations are different from reality and hence depression sets in.

[@FeyiMac]

Very true. That is why it’s crucial to have a balanced view. It can make or mar one’s experience here.

[@OnyekaAsamaka]

Loved filming this video with you ❤❤

[@FeyiMac]

Same here!! We should have done this even sooner 🥰

[@Utchey]

Snowbird is goals, really. And yes I agree to watching TV shows, it really helps time fly by. Amazing content, by the way❤️

[@FeyiMac]

💯💯

[@French-Arena]

Life as an immigrant is not for the faint-hearted. Honestly you need a community in order to keep your head above water. Thanks for this video Feyi. ☺

[@FeyiMac]

Very true! Community support cannot be overemphasized!

[@basilbyfield5913]

​​​​@@FeyiMacYour guest said she went to the ER with a flu/cold. That's the problem, these symptoms crowd the ER, and you won't be told to go to your FD or a Walk in clinic or Urgent care, so you wait for hours. ER are for emergencies. Do you think with insurance you could go to the ER in the US with a cold. Your insurance would not cover your visit, because it's much cheaper to go to a Walk in. That ER visit is approximately $750.00 in Ontario.A Walk in is probably less than $100.00

[@FeyiMac]

@basilbyfield5913 I understand your point completely but one is expected to go to the emergency room if the flu is causing them difficulty breathing and severe dehydration. So it does depend on the severity.

[@ZubZubi]

NOT ONLY CANADA SISTER IT'S ALL WESTERN COUNTRIES PEOPLE ARE LEAVING BACK HOME OR ABROAD FOR SOME WHERE ELSE EVEN LIVING COST IS GOING UP EVERY YEAR MORE THAN WORK WAGES

[@danielezeani753]

Come to Hull, UK. You will feel as if you are in Nigeria. Almost every black person there is Nigerian

[@DionNwachi]

This is my first time seeing you guys being so real and natural, i love this video👍👍 keep the good vibes.

[@OnyekaAsamaka]

Thank you

[@D1Snr]

I've known expats from the caribbean say the same thing about living in the UK for decades. Loneliness and isolation are aspects that are regularly mentioned. I knew of a Jamaican immigrant recently who passed away in his home and wasnt found for days as he lived alone.

[@sirdeeq_wada]

Amazing video Feyi, the vibe is vibing😂 . We need more videos like this.

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you! 😄

[@OnyekaAsamaka]

So you’re here too!

[@sirdeeq_wada]

@@OnyekaAsamaka yessso 😂

[@bibybrown3584]

Yaaaaaayyyyyyyy🎉🎉🎉😂...the Ghanaian in me just started screaming when i heard Feyi say Ghana 🇬🇭.....much love to you both

[@FeyiMac]

Ayyy! Yes oh! Ghana has been on my radar for a long time 🥳

[@Lara-o]

Lovely video Feyi,its good to balance the narrative like you said. Relocating to another country isnt for the weak,but then again,you can make the best from it.

[@FeyiMac]

Absolutely!

[@rogerjohnson898]

I only left at 51 and wished I'd hv started 3 decades earlier 😂 Hv been on the road for 9 yrs, covered more than 30 countries where I get to work & enjoying literary every corner of the beautiful planet instead of paying up to my nose for nothing in Vancouver, tho I used to love my city to the moon... not to mention months of wet & miserable winter & how cold & edgy people are these days. In spite of moving around once every few months but I managed to save 2-3x more in comparison to when I was working just to pay all the bills where I could never earn enough to own a home myself. I still hope for massive make over for the country I love yet I'll encourage anyone to get out of your comfort zone and u shall be surprised by all the experiences money can never buy u! Don't be afraid as life has much more to offer outside of our comfort zone really!!!

[@cassandraellis2644]

Canada is a great country with unlimited potential if you have ambition. Sadly, some immigrants failed in this country because they move into this great country, while still holding on to their old country's mindset, these are the folks that usually fail.

[@mrtrendy148]

Thank you ❤

[@Bango9265]

You still have too much faith in this country

[@lcsquad.]

Don’t agree, lots of ambition from people working in dead end jobs, just have enough money to afford a house.

[@burmesepython393]

Are you sure things such as the average rent in places like Toronto ($2600/month) for a one bedroom doesn’t have something to do with it?

[@altonlebronze3536]

Having lived in the US for seven years, and now a permanent resident of Canada, I still don't regret my move...

[@bigfun5658]

Well Ghana is best option for retirement, a lot of African Americans are here and besides is close to nigeria. You can start planning to get a land and build or buy apartment Now before the prices skyrocketed.

[@colleenk7140]

A lot of the problems with jobs in Canada will be easier if Canada recognizes other people’s qualifications that’s the biggest problem

[@FeyiMac]

Very true

[@rda6029]

No that will make things much worse in Canada bc jobs are already limited! The problem is that many of the recent immigrants have a "get rich quick" mindset and have unrealistic expectations!

[@TheTruth-cg8vj]

Are you one of the dim-witted ones I referred to above? The country brings in far too many people than can ever hope to get a decent job. It must be the plan that half of them will just go back to where they came from after exhausting their life saving trying to settle here. And that's also why anything at mid-level - engineering, accounting, nursing pays maybe half of in the US. Salaries are not high elsewhere - they are low in Canada. The "Canadian experience" thing should tell you all you really need to know. If there weren't 100 applicants for ever opening, no one would bother asking for Canadian experience.

[@relebohilemohapi3790]

Came on time ❤

[@FeyiMac]

🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@albo8800]

I am a french speaking international medical graduate who practices now in Canada . It took me 7 years to get into the system (preparing for equivalence examination, applying for residency program and complete my residency program). I was already a licensed medical doctor back home and I was already practicing medicine before moving to Canada. To be honest with you , immigrant lack of patience and many of us as soon as we relocate somewhere want to get things right away. The only thing that I don’t like in Canada is the winter and the fact that this country is not business friendly like in USA. I also have US citizen through marriage but Canada is better than US for medical practice. I can’t explain that here, It will be too long.

[@richardramfire3971]

Im in Canada I’d be out of here if I could get to the USA.

[@TheTruth-cg8vj]

It's because Canada is basically made up of oligopolies / professional guilds, group after group each trying to out screw each other, the federal government being the very best at" taking care of their own."

[@oredapofalomo7019]

Everything you guys said ✅✅✅

[@FeyiMac]

Thanks! 🙏🏾

[@Pentagathusosaurus]

I'm from the UK and my fiance is from Zambia, we are thinking of moving to Canada as my own government is making it very difficult (and expensive) for me to live with my own family in my home country. Hopefully I will be graduating as a physiotherapist this year, so with the Canadian system I can earn much more there than the UK too. But I don't see us staying there long term, I think we will invest our savings into a homestead in Zambia where people are welcoming and the sun doesn't hide for half the year.

[@naijalawyerincanada]

I love this video. We need more of this.

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you! 🙏🏾

[@lyndandunagu969]

❤❤...Encouraging words ladies..i love the honesty..

[@FeyiMac]

Thanks for watching! 🫶🏾

[@OnyekaAsamaka]

❤❤

[@ZubZubi]

NOT ONLY CANADA SISTER IT'S ALL WESTERN COUNTRIES PEOPLE ARE LEAVING BACK HOME OR ABROAD FOR SOME WHERE ELSE EVEN LIVING COST IS GOING UP EVERY YEAR MORE THAN WORK WAGES

[@FeyiMac]

I agree, I hope things get better globally

[@NobleOsinachi]

How is the security like? Cos I'd rather stay in a safe frosty country than here that I gotta watch my back every time I go to take a walk in my own street.

[@jkm402]

I work with Canadians in the US.They dont want to go back due to salary and cost of living.

[@NIVEA815]

love this video ...wish it was longer. please do more videos like this. i tuly wish healthcare in canada was not publicly owned, like even in our home countries people have options to either go to a public hospital or private. but here you are forced to go public and its a long tedious process.

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you. I understand. These are the issues that come with a free healthcare system. Sp much pressure on the system that it starts to become inaccessible. I hope the government can ease up the licensing process for foreign trained healthcare professionals to deal with the labour shortage.

[@FeyiMac]

@@seal7513 wow, so it’s a bureaucracy problem? That’s a very interesting perspective that I never really thought about. Thanks for sharing!

[@oluwabunmioba3115]

People will never be satisfied and grateful!!!!

[@IbelongtoJesus311]

I was in USA but left😂 there are more gun shots USA than days on a calender. I love my Canada. Each country has it's pros and cons. Btw as for Europe don't even go there atleast go to Australia. Europe is scratching

[@1anre]

Reason a lot of Naija babes feel the loneliness a lot more is all the Naija guys who used to give them free attention just for the chance to go on a date, are nowhere to be found now due to time difference etc. The Naija guys in Canada no send anybody papa, everybody dey face their bill hustle squarely. If you want to be dated, you just also drop the shakara and bring something that shows you should be dated or whatever. That’s why they mostly struggle. Otherwise, good reasons all round

[@abigailakinwande]

Interesting perspectives, i would like to split my time between Canada and a more sunny place. I am biased towards Nigeria 😂

[@FeyiMac]

That’s goals! Thanks for sharing 😄

[@abigailakinwande]

My toddler is also "allergic to cold." i didnt know it's a thing. I thought i was being extra. If any small cold touches him, he starts coughing and wheezing

[@FeyiMac]

@@abigailakinwande it really is a thing. I knew about mine even from Nigeria with regular AC. It can get bad.

[@aimenyaugba6892]

Thanks for sharing🎉

[@FeyiMac]

It’s my pleasure 🙏🏾

[@faithakpokighe7972]

Onyeka congratulations 🎉

[@OnyekaAsamaka]

❤❤

[@finleydavis118]

If we played the drinking game for “LIKE”, we’d be very drunk!

[@TheTobiOkuns]

Hello Feyi, hope you good? Interesting video🧡 the loneliness no be here…I just recently relocated to Canada (London) with my family and I am finding it so hard to find a balance😢 I have cried at least twice since the relocation asking myself who send me o! Please any tips or community I can join to help me navigate a well balanced life over here?

[@FeyiMac]

Oh no, so sorry you’re experiencing this. Video on tips coming soon

[@lifestylewithoj533]

Amazing conversations

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you!

[@theresasmith1]

People born here are leaving as not the same country. I want to leave so much

[@danachuka]

Ontario is not the whole of Canada. People base their judgement from their experience in Ontario. Many other provinces are more affordable

[@FeyiMac]

We talked about other provinces in this video.

[@smwk2017]

Quebec has the lowest jobless rate in Canada. Housing is still affordable.

[@FeyiMac]

@@smwk2017 sure, Quebec is great. I know some folks that have moved from Ontario to Quebec. I also know some that don’t want to move because of the language barrier and lower salaries and opportunities for certain industries.

[@frankfanning6341]

Half the planet is trying to migrate to western countries both legally and illegally. Thousands and thousands each month! No surprise that foreigners, and the born and raised, are now having to greatly compete for homes/jobs. Best advice: be grateful if a country is still trying to help u leave the place that u wish to leave but it will NOT be easy.

[@nakwazyan.220]

Cost of living in Ontario is just insane!!

[@mimianon9025]

Where is the impression of low cost of living/taxes in the US from? That is so far from the truth. One bedroom apartment can run you $3000+…. The only cheap areas of the US too like Wyoming, Montana are places no immigrant or American not indigenous to the place, wants to live there. Do your research better. Yes salaries are better for the exact same job in the US but it’s not cheaper in the desirable places like NY, Chicago, LA etc.

[@FeyiMac]

We have done our research. We have compared prices. Look up average real estate prices-Canadian vs US. Your definition of desirable isn’t the same as ours. We don’t want to live in mega cities like LA or NYC, we know they are large cities and are expensive, even worse than Toronto. But we see house prices in cities and towns across Texas, Michigan, Ohio, even some parts of Georgia among many other options. And that’s what we’re saying, there are lots of options. Way more real estate value for the $. The median home price in Canada is about 50% higher than the median home price in the U.S and salary is still much higher in the US for the same role in our industries. We visit the US frequently, we have family there, we check out real estate there, have contemplated moving there based on feedback from many of our friends that have moved there from Canada. Trust me, we know the difference. Just from going to a store, an item you have for $5usd in the US can be marked up as high as $18cad plus 13% HST in Ontario, 15% in some other provinces. Only a couple of provinces have decent sales tax rates. Sometimes, I have to wait till I have a US trip planned to buy certain items because it makes no sense buying them here at the ridiculously high prices and high tax rate. Canadians drive across the US border to buy groceries and clothes at better prices. Canada is big on Oligopoly. Very few players control the market here. Not much room for strong competition to drive prices down. I could go on and on. Biggest of all is real estate. Look at the stats for average homes.

[@ObaOrisha]

@@FeyiMacUnited States has always been a better country than Canada in all areas besides the gun violence. Most people that left Canada for US became wealthier. Elon Musk and there’s this Nigerian millionaire in the US that became very wealthy when they left Canada for US. United States rewards skills, competence, innovative and hardworking individuals while Canada undervalue and underpay these qualities. Also healthcare is 10 times better in the US than Canada and you are insured through your employer or buy your own insurance.

[@africanqueenmo]

Yes US is much easier than Canada

[@OasisSaint]

I lived in United Arab emirates (Dubai) for over a decade, I missed my life . I moved here for study and currently in my second post graduate program, the truth is Canada is kinda of over hyped and extremely boring. Canada has lot of fake promotional bloggers making it seem like is gold, is among the toughest place to survive. I live in Toronto that they say is the business and social hub but is boring( just imagine life in other places. The good thing is career growth is fast here if you get into good profession

[@9and7]

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Moneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@joshuadele-ijagbulu4894]

Eish.....Naija women are smart.

[@FeyiMac]

Thank you

[@naijalawyerincanada]

I'm working towards being a snow bird 😅😅😅

[@FeyiMac]

Same here! That’s goals!

[@NIVEA815]

thats the goal !! i truly cant wait to be a snow bird

[@chiefk587]

You ladies have considered moving to the states please enlighten me how it is done ,i have been a citizen here for 15 years but i want out.

[@QueenEsSey]

🇬🇭 is a great choice

[@FeyiMac]

💯

[@AmanSS890]

There are lot better countries out there . I have lived in Canada for 40 years even I left there are so many different countries out there that mare why better . The crime rates are getting really bad. The houses are crazy expensive most of the time it’s cold . Thinking about moving somewhere hotter. People that come to Canada they think they will be able to to buy a house think again u will just be working most of your life paying of the mortgage

[@nakwazyan.220]

In Canada you work for bills and taxes! It’s really sad.

[@blessingogungbenle1247]

In Nigeria u don't even have a job to help you pay your bills.

[@befree9579]

@@blessingogungbenle1247 Yup. The west their is jobs but high cost living. But Africa no jobs but low cost of living. So you must find the balance. Either make ur money in the West and build ur future in Africa.

[@inspirewisdom]

Hello Feyi!......Longest time! 😊I am kinda NOT SURPRISED about people leaving Canada, 1) Its the 2nd Largest Nation in size on Earth and that means people have ENOUGH space to "space out", hence most LESS likely seeing a human being in a week. 2)Canada , I am sorry is so boring (I am very sorry Feyi) There are only two hits known and associated with Canada Everything I do, I do it unto you by Bryan Adams and Funky Town by Lipps Inc. Infact whenever I travel to California from London, I always ask why was the travel so long? Only to find out I had to flyover Canada and I say "Oh! yes that nation in the north of the USA!😅 3) Lastly, Canada is soooooo cold especially dem places like NewFoundland and Northern Territories. Infact you are likely to encounter a brown or grizzly bear rummaging through your bin in Canada.😅

[@nasabdul629]

Maybe it’s also important to keep in mind that Healthcare is a leading cause of bankruptcy in the USA. There is plenty to say about the long wait to access public health care in Canada, but at least it is free (mostly) at the point of delivery. In the USA, it usual to get tons of bills after the fact. So yes, one will earn more, but if healthcare was ever a thing to consider (and it will be if one has children and seniors), then that earning potential starts to change into something else. Great video by the way.

[@FeyiMac]

You make a great point about the cost of healthcare in the US, especially in the absence of health insurance.

[@smwk2017]

@@FeyiMac Many people purchase small amount of health care insurance, with high deductible and co-payment. Becasue of the potential cost, they avoid seeing doctors unless they have do. Often it is too late.

[@FeyiMac]

@@smwk2017 that’s so unfortunate

[@arlandofuller925]

Bro it's a lie. US have so many health care options for free as well. You Nigerians get to Canada and hate on the US. The US is the best country in the world. Stand my Nigerian brother. Your info is a lie. You Canadian immigrants are a joke with lies. Canada is no where close to the US. Biko Stop d lie

[@arlandofuller925]

I feel sorry for my Nigerian brothers leaving Nigeria. Health care is terrible in Canada. In the US you have no wait. Seriously I feel sorry for immigrants comparing apple to orange. You can not compare Canada to the US. I know you guys are happy to be out of Nigeria. Eehee don't be brain washed for comfort of the mind oo

[@drkenny7928]

And more people are coming in

[@FeyiMac]

True! As some are leaving, more are coming in. Migration defined.

[@danielezeani753]

US no be your mate na. Largest economy in world. The GDP of California is bigger than Canada or UK GDP

[@FeyiMac]

Yes 😭

[@MsStefy01]

Ei y is Nigeria not the first option to retire as a Nigerian

[@FeyiMac]

Because I would love to explore other African countries. My husband is partly Ghanaian

[@cakesalaparties]

Everywhere is hot, people should stay one place 😅 And brace the storm . No place is a bed of roses 🥀 Goodluck to everyone

[@FeyiMac]

Yes, at brace the storm but some decide not to and their decision is equally valid.

[@cakesalaparties]

@@FeyiMac Sure @valid as long as they are ready to go through the hassle of moving to a new country at the height of economic tension . 👌

[@thingsworktogether4good]

Nigerians and their love for 'abroad'.. 😢😢😢

[@MajorrBison]

Normally, America no be Canada mate.

[@FeyiMac]

Please please, we love our Canada like that oh 😭

[@MajorrBison]

@@FeyiMac 😂

[@Ezii4835]

Most of them leave because Canadian dollars is not as strong as pounds and US dollars

[@FeyiMac]

I guess so

[@therapist_keef]

For someone who has an opportunity to have a child in the US or Canada, which is better to choose (from citizenship benefit perspective)?

[@smwk2017]

Canada is better in raising family. USA has more jobs and better economically. If USA gets involved with world conflicts, a draft may come back because it needs more soldiers. You need to earn good money to stay in a region with good school district. If you live in a poor neighborhood and send your children to a bad school district, your children are more likely to fail.

[@Madeleine452]

USA

[@vincentalakija5515]

Pick Canada trust me you won't regret it. With American citizenship, no matter where your kid lives in future they are obligated to file taxes to the irs

[@therapist_keef]

Thank you everyone. I am very grateful for the advice

[@futurerace86]

Come to Australia /NZ

[@hallel9020]

if i have a minimum wage and am so frugal in spending can i manage to save 500$ monthly ? thanks you

[@FeyiMac]

It depends on your lifestyle and the city you live in. I have earned close to minimum wage before and I was able to save but that was before all the inflation. Sharing accommodation is the major item that could help you save on minimum wage. It might be hard in the current economy but it’s doable.

[@hallel9020]

@@FeyiMac so if i manage to save after all expenses 1000$ in a country am living in right now , you would advise me to stay here? Thanks much love ❤️

[@FeyiMac]

@@hallel9020 it depends. Sometimes it’s not all about money. If you are happy and fulfilled with your life here, sure. It’s an amazing country filled with opportunities but everyone’s experience will be different. I hope it goes very well for you here. For me, it has been amazing and I manage the struggles well in my own way.

[@bolu101]

Indeed no country is heaven. I heard something about Canada and I'll like to confirm if it's true. Do wild animals come into residential areas?

[@FeyiMac]

Lol this your question made me laugh. Watch out for one of my upcoming videos. I mentioned this 🤣🤣

[@smwk2017]

If you house is next to the wild, then yes. This is the same as USA.

[@histreasure3189]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3mtaaqFaM6ia7ssi=VJBPJxetLo7ykNdv ....here's an example of wildlife in residential areas

[@bolu101]

@@smwk2017 Hmm…how about the cities?

[@smwk2017]

@@bolu101 Rats, stray cats, and squirrels. Near the edge of the city, you will see raccoons, deer, and even bears.

[@summertymeTV]

Long time

[@cakesalaparties]

She is shy😂

[@FeyiMac]

Lol don’t mind her 😂

[@OnyekaAsamaka]

😂😂

[@wise247]

Iwant you guyz to tell me Canada and Europe,like Scandinavian countries compared to Canada in terms of Job opportunities and cost of living .

[@mylifeisinhishandsamen4167]

lol...Europe is a no go area

[@wise247]

@@mylifeisinhishandsamen4167 oops. Really?? Please tell me more .the only challenge I hear people talking about is language. But I don't know about job opportunities, papers,etc... what do u think?

[@Sandra-u9q8z]

@@mylifeisinhishandsamen4167 Don't say that o😂 I know of someone who moved to the US from Sweden to be with her husband; she regretted it to date.

[@mylifeisinhishandsamen4167]

@@Sandra-u9q8z what is the cause of her regret?

[@Unbreakable-spirit-zo1pg]

i was a nurse in norway, moved to Cali...... no regrets @@Sandra-u9q8z

[@YU-mv3ku]

For white Europeans Canada is not good option special if you come old...

[@justafriend3408]

West is good for women, not sure for men

[@FundiWaStima]

It was hilarious that said she wants to retire to Kenya! Madam, whatever it is you are smoking… please stop! 😀 Kenya is great if you are a rich corrupt politician, horrible for the rest of us.

[@julianagabirwe8253]

What took you so long to speak about this?😅

[@FeyiMac]

We’re here now 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@julianagabirwe8253]

​@@FeyiMac😢l have been planning on moving to Canada but am now scared. Should l consider USA?

[@NIVEA815]

canada has an easier path to permanent residency as opposed to the US. thats why people choose it because it gives you that sense of safety and certainty. but as someone who spent time in both countries, i definitely feel like i wasted time coming to canada. should've stayed in the states. @@julianagabirwe8253 weigh the prons and cons and see what country best suites your needs.

[@nyaintunyaintu509]

Nobody’s leaving the US!!!🤣😂 what are you guys even talking about

[@FeyiMac]

When did the US become Canada? Read and listen.

[@smwk2017]

Migrants skipped USA and tried to enter Canada, using USA as a transit point. Canada closed its border for illegal asylum seekers by signing an agreement with USA.

[@jenma3717]

​@@FeyiMacHahahaha Feyi

[@simplydivine77]

People are leaving the USA though…but that wasn’t even her topic.

[@facemefaceme3]

The same thing in the UK 🇬🇧 😢 let me be honest to you. Canada is better than the UK . Look for boyfriend or girlfriend in Western countries

[@Madeleine452]

Loneliness and depression kill here in the US. It’s terrible!

[@FeyiMac]

So true

[@luckystar4878]

Really what we see in social media u guys over there seem to be more sociable since a bigger African community that here

[@FeyiMac]

@@luckystar4878 you know sometimes, it’s beyond being sociable. So many people worried about their status, some far away from real family etc.

[@zoyaquruux1466]

New subscriber you are video is interesting I go to africa eveey 3 years or so people think we are rich and we have money and happiness caming from western world they're depend on our money they should research before they came here