“There are better countries than America and Canada for Nigerians to run to” | How to Japa

[@TheNaphisa03]

It's not about what's better. It's about which countries are more accessible or welcoming to African Immigrants.

[@mongkmorine8574]

God bless you for this your comment. Im a cameroonian leaving in Cameroon and I've been trying to know what country is better for me to immigrate but its not easy

[@ogunwatomisin2280]

Language BARRIER is a big issue when relocating to France, Poland, Germany, even Japan. This is why our people prefer US, UK, Canada and Australia

[@DavidEzekielTitus]

The major reason why lots of Nigerians are not abroad already is cuz they can't afford to. Majority of us want to japa

[@sibusisondlovu7706]

Jappa only helps preserve CORRUPTION- THE GRASS IS NOT ALWAYS GREENER ON THE OTHER SIDE. By Nigerian proffecianals leaving only opens up the Country to CHINEESE INVASION. CORRUPT AFRICAN LEADERS LIKE CHINESE BECAUSE CHINESE PAY INTO POCKETS OF CORRUPT LEADERS. THEY DO NOT WANT TO PAY THE NIGERIANS TAX STRUCTURES.

[@D_E_R_A65]

True talk

[@lifeisdynamic2464]

💯%CORRECT. PLEASE I NEED LINK

[@utieva2555]

Me too, l need a good reliable link pls

[@OFFICIALRICHIETV]

Drop your number

[@user-jf4vt6nb4m]

Don't go to US and say you're bringing your family in a few months. It will shock you, some country don't give sh*t about family reunification. If family is more important to you than economics, go together and rough it out. To each, his own.

[@MarinaEkaaogwoUTIP-UDO-IWO]

I don talk am.

[@GotFlowEntertainment1dey]

The guy is fully aware of who he is and who he’s not. Commendable!

[@ElizabethAyodele]

Yes. He is aware of being unwilling to be useful to his country.

[@wakawakadoctor]

@@ElizabethAyodeleI am aware of helping people improve themselves. I have helped Thousands 😂😂. If you read and know anything at all, like I said you’d realise the economic value and other benefits of migration. Even if you spin it, I am still helping your lives in Nigeria 😅😅

[@premiumgistwithladyb1508]

@ElizabethAyodele so aunty, who have you be useful to might I ask?

[@Peregrinefalconfx]

Who is this guy pls

[@olabodeolajuwon4318]

Useful to Nigeria when d country isn't useful to u even when u become useless bcos of Nigeria

[@constanceudeobi7512]

My goodness! I didn't want this conversation to end. That was educative!👏👏👏

[@Success-Sparkc8v]

I love his composure and choice of words.

[@officialDTOtv]

The point here is: leave your comfort zone. Developed countries give everyone a fair chance at meeting their basic needs. Which then make it easier to scale-up.

[@kennedytsokodibane3058]

@@officialDTOtv Leaving Nigeria to go look for an easier life elsewhere is not leaving your comfort zone. You're literally doing the opposite. You're searching for a comfort zone instead of solving the problems that your people are facing. It's a selfish self preservation endeavour.

[@officialDTOtv]

@@kennedytsokodibane3058 let's be honest, there's no easier life anywhere. To make a living, one has to work hard first, then, smart except one wants to cut corners. Now to the realities of the majority of Nigerians(we cannot/shouldn't always see things from the lenses of the privileged), everyone cannot be high up the ladder of success but when your earnings from that menial jobs can give a sense of self worth, when the everyday regular Nigerians can feed well from the little they make, when they can be sure that they can access good healthcare with their little means, when they can be sure their children can have basic education in a sane environment, then we can clamour for staying back. Else, people should go to where they can have some form of decent lifestyle. It's the same reason people leave the villages to the cities.

[@oluwakemitoluwanimi7203]

​@@kennedytsokodibane3058 those who have been trying to build the country since 1960 got broken by the country

[@officialDTOtv]

​@@kennedytsokodibane3058There is no easier life anywhere. One has to work hard first, then, smart to be successful and I bet you know that Nigerians work hard but there's nothing to show for it. I speak of the majority of Nigerians: the regular everyday Nigerians (cleaner, driver, even professionals such as nurses, doctors, teachers) who work hard but cannot make ends meet. These people are solving problems everyday in their own right. Every human who is working should be able to have decent meals, live in a good house, have access to healthcare, water etc to say the least but that's not the case with the majority of Nigerians. A cleaner in the UK for instance can afford to buy a car, live in a fairly decent apartment and eat whatever they want! Until these basics are sorted, people should move to where they can have some form of dignity and reward for their labour.

[@thecatalyst1762]

@@kennedytsokodibane3058 give me 3 ways you can solve Nigerias issue

[@baronesslizzy8428]

My earlier comment was a reflection on why we needed to japa in the first instance. I am old enough to recall that people only went abroad to study and as soon as they were done, they returned to Nigeria with great pomp and ceremony and began to produce and help the country with their skill set. This is no longer the case. By japa back, I was actually referring to some who went back to Nigeria and did not have a nice time after living so long abroad. Emphasis on the word SOME not ALL. At the end of the day, everyone shall deal with the cards of destiny that they are given and make the best of it. Wishing us all well.

[@greatsbio]

This Man speaks so sensibly and wisely, he knows his why's and very confident in his life choices and even very smart in his choice of words, plus his humility is admirable such a great guy... Nice one Waka Waka doctor 👍

[@sammyayo1983]

Awesome Dr. He didn't hide anything at all. He really downloaded the info; unlike other BAD Nigerians that doesn't SHARE info; my Father God will continue to bless u Dr & the interviewer. ❤

[@ccenews8980]

I sympathise with Nigerians. One of the few countries that produce oil in the world, the number one economy in Africa, yet citizens want to leave their country Crazy!

[@qur122]

Sad

[@peacejohn7225]

Is not even cheap to go abroad

[@qur122]

@@peacejohn7225 yes.

[@FestusIOsifeso]

Nigeria’s economy has slipped down to #4. GDP literally halved South Africa is 1, Egypt is 2, Algeria is 3 Libya is the largest oil producer in Africa, Nigeria also lost that spot.

[@joye5761]

@@FestusIOsifeso you are completely wrong, Nigeria 🇳🇬 is still the biggest economy in Africa and the biggest oil producer in Africa, get your facts right.

[@heartdesire7438]

It’s the language barrier. That makes Nigerians stick to USA, UK, and Canada.

[@margaretjames9775]

We could use the language as another adventure though

[@chipx8886]

Not only that their immigration laws is not that rigid, the police ain't messing with you and you ve equal opportunity to make it if you know what you re doing with or without documents

[@adedejijubril8048]

​@@chipx8886the last point you made is absolutely valid. As much as the rest of the world criticize these countries for their wokeness (which I kind of agree), they're the most free nation states in the world. Literally anyone with the right mindset and some elements of luck gets a shot at creating wealth in these countries

[@slush1914]

@@heartdesire7438 exactly!

[@slush1914]

@@margaretjames9775 dey play, when sapa and bills come knocking… better to start learning the language before one leaves sha

[@ruthyedwin]

I just like this Doctor's relaxation.

[@ugochukwuokuagu6557]

Interesting conversation. Its good to know how much he has accomplished leaving his comfort zone and even in the content creation space.

[@akandeeric1534]

Good to come accross this... i love to learn and now nigeria passport is 92th as we speak now

[@toluwalopeelizabeth4895]

Please bring waka waka again for part two of this talk.

[@abiolabenjaminobayomi]

This is a very deep conversation. Africa might remain on the same spot for so long if some of these issues aren't addressed. Then again, how can Africa as a continent make progress when you have leaders who are backward, reteogressie in their thinking and approach to leadership, and just want to remain in power for the rest of their lives. These are the issues really.

[@oladeleanjola7163]

I see you Sir. Your point is valid❤

[@abiolabenjaminobayomi]

@@oladeleanjola7163 Madame Anjie..🙌🙌

[@louisaedomwonyi9084]

This borderless Africa is the reason why Ghadafi and Abacha were killed. They hardly travelled outside Africa except it was very important , they wanted to create a single currency for Africa ,they encouraged indigenous industries and sent most of the foreign owned busineses packing or made them partner with citizens . The west ( UK, US, Canada , France ) want us to remain underdeveloped. So Japa if it's your destiny to and for the sake of a better future for your generation .

[@Golden-ls1sb]

They only comes for the money, they elect their ownselves among themselves who to be next candidate to take the money. None really care deeply to help but Mali, Senegal and some fear are standing their ground to the oppressors.

[@samsonoluwatosinomoloyin9469]

​@@louisaedomwonyi9084 Stop blaming neocolonialism.

[@manzock]

This was interesting to watch. I learned a lot 💯 especially the brazil statement

[@Propertymaster1682]

Yes ooo I am currently in Brazil, and it is a great country.

[@YahayaHajia]

@@Propertymaster1682 hello

[@epohcolletteagbor9464]

Yes I agree lately I have been doing lot of research about Brazil Education for foreigners is free Giving birth there is great your child Nationality automatically The siblings, parents, and grand parents of the child gain permanent residency. After 1 year the parent get the Brazilian passport, With a Brazilian passport you can move to about 130 countries visa free...🎉❤ Brazil has an amazing opportunity for foreigners especially if you learn Portuguese.. and learning Portuguese in some schools is free... 🎉🎉🎉 I love Brazil but so many people are criticizing it.

[@Propertymaster1682]

@@YahayaHajia hello

[@derekajisefini2561]

i LOVE the way the DOC annunciate his reasons. Big up 🖤

[@ltfkdk861]

Wakawaka na brilliant man!! kudos!!

[@ajalaj742]

Quality conversations here. I really learnt a lot

[@ndububaojukwu1530]

Very interesting conversation.... also an eye opener.

[@mayortechcomputers8940]

Thanks Boss for those vital information

[@BolamasTheLevite]

I was glad to see Kenyans and Nigerians protesting against government. As for Nigeria, the country is very rich in resources and culture. And they should keep the government working for the better of the people. ✊Viva🇿🇦

[@oyiyeolorunfemi5695]

So much sense and wisdom in just 23 minutes. Well done

[@veronicadave1450]

You all Nigerians need to choose better leaders . Take your country seriousely Politics is not fun and games.

[@okutey2024]

Exactly...running away to other countries ain't the solution

[@ayilaraayodeji7250]

We tried to choose a better one, but guess what ? the election was rigged. All our efforts as citizens are being sabotaged by the bad leaders who will not still want us to progress.

[@professorricci938]

U don't know what it means to be a Nigerian.

[@sean-et4wr]

@@okutey2024 All Africans are running to the US/UK/Canada, stop making it about Nigeria

[@okutey2024]

@@sean-et4wr you are right ..... I responded to the video which is about Nigeria but of course this thing is all over West Africa

[@stacyvincent7611]

I support you sir, yhose that are suppose to build the country are using the resources to build thrir families. So,make we go find how to build our own families

[@james_pty]

It is the responsibility of every citizen/national to build their countries. If leaders use resources to build their families, let's take them to task by making them account it's called accountability. Accountability should go with consequences. If wevleav thm to do what they want & run to other countries,we're sending wrong signals that's what they want & our countries will become failed states.

[@beautifulparadisehouse6740]

Wao!! Wao! Wao! Brilliant conversation so far on this channel. Is there part 2 if I may ask😂😂😂😂😂

[@Glogreencommunication]

The last statement you made on this content completely put a spark light in the discussion. Thank you waka waka doctor.

[@ovwighoseesiri5934]

Dancing Dr com traveller. Wakawaka to the world 🌎🌍

[@promisebalogun7391]

Waka Waka Doctor❤❤❤❤ love always

[@rookshelen9886]

Other than every English country the other countries are difficult to get opportunities giving the fact I have been in Europe for the past 7 years

[@kelechiogbogu6617]

Where in Europe are you and are you there legally? Stop misleading people.

[@rookshelen9886]

@@kelechiogbogu6617 I am in Finland and yes I am a permanent resident….. so come and tell me the opportunity here in Finland am still yet to see it , and mind I came as a student , I didn’t come here through the boat ……..

[@AbbyMicheal]

It’s quite true. It’s harder to integrate.

[@rookshelen9886]

@@kelechiogbogu6617 okay come to Finland to integrate and get a better job mind you I have a permanent resident here in Finland

[@mongkmorine8574]

​@@kelechiogbogu6617🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nomormsughdaniel6553]

Waka waka doctor i love you with your encouragement

[@MarQKis]

There is an increasing immigration rejection surge in the developed countries which makes me question why we have failed to build our own homeland. I mean even in Nigeria we have people asking to repatriate their fellow Nigerians to their native states. I think we should put the global surge into consideration and start asking for better from our government instead of solace in japa-ing to other countries especially in this crazy world and time period.

[@wealthiq8861]

If I have my way, I will just make this guy the Minister of Foreign Affairs.

[@anthonynwadukwe9032]

I have really learnt a lot from watching this video

[@Soulmateswithl]

I learnt alot from this clip

[@oyewumicollinsikuejawa9488]

Thanks Wakawaka Doctor for the information about some of the benefits giving birth in Brazil.

[@ruthyedwin]

I love that Doctor's submission. You have to send a John the Baptist to go taste waters. Thank God for my flexible mentality

[@befullyinspired]

Nice one Remi!!! Well done.... We've known you to be a man of great value right from IUO. Keep growing and keep shining..... ✌️

[@nwanduadaobi6725]

My eyes just open! Never tot of other country other than Canada, America n UK, now I better! Thank u Waka Doctor

[@samuelcampbell5521]

Australia, Luxembourg, New Zealand and Shenge countries. You'd be shocked.

[@LarryGold-f6k]

Some Africa countries are also good to relocate to.

[@onyebuchiikechukwu2118]

Very informative and interesting ❤....lessons learnt!

[@AfricantalesbyTom]

You have spoken well Waka Waka Doctor

[@officialokehonyekachi6641]

Chude, while I have my challenge with one of your choices back in 2015, I must sincerely say that this is a blessing. I am literarily in shock with this particular content. I am sharing it with my fiancee and I am sure heading to IG to follow this great mind. Thanks for all you do for the community, Nna.

[@OluwarotimiKolawole]

God bless you Waka waka Doctor! You have ever been my ardent motivator since I discovered your channel. I want to and will move abroad anywhere in Europe, Asia, Russia or so just because of my children, because I can’t imagine them having my own past or present experience. God bless you!

[@professortemmy]

Yeah, he's damn right about Brazil.

[@lily.9802]

This man is hilarious and manages to put across very serious points in a lighthearted manner. I just burst into laughter when he said 'desert, and water' 😂😂😂😂

[@Connectreacts]

I enjoyed every piece of this interview 😁 Eye opening. Thanks ❤❤❤

[@OluwajuwonloOWOJORI]

The free education in Brazil is taught in Portuguese language.

[@newman893]

And what does it take to learn the Portuguese language?

[@OluwajuwonloOWOJORI]

@@newman893 To learn new language as you age gets increasingly more difficult

[@holyhills4186]

I share this man's opinion that I could never agree to move together,one of us has to go first.

[@MarinaEkaaogwoUTIP-UDO-IWO]

You need Divine guidance. Europe is becoming more xenophobic. Politicians switch policies to get votes. They don't care about your family. Better together.

[@adeyemititilope1950]

Wow! This is so insightful!

[@favourokelue7777]

I didn't want this interview to end 😢.

[@apoloniuskemahs9394]

Very very insightful conversation.

[@aerohubtravelsandtours]

Really informative 👍

[@agoiobunso]

Thank you so much for another amazing video

[@anikes25]

And when the Chinese come and take Nigeria, everyone will be complaining. Building Nigeria is everyone’s responsibility. And we are all failing.

[@sirainilawal]

If you have money, build it.

[@obiflex]

You're very wrong! Building Nigeria is not the responsibility of everyone, it's the responsibility of the president and governors. Putting equal responsibility for the success of Nigeria on the common man and the president is one of the reasons why Nigeria is in such a mess. Someone has to be held responsible for the development of the country and that person is the president. But in Nigeria we absolve the president of his responsibility which is why no Nigerian president has ever done anything for Nigeria at all. A proverb says that the goat that belongs to the whole community will die of hunger because nobody will feed it. As a citizen, my responsibility is to better my life and obey the laws of any country where I choose to live while doing so, full stop!

[@ezeasikobia5059]

Like he said, he is not Bob the builder.

[@temiladealamudun5063]

TRUTH 💯

[@esthervanda7401]

It's better Chinese come and take over Nigeria bcos what we have is a shit hole

[@saintgodfreytv9260]

You are wrong by saying it is not your responsibility to build Nigeria, it's people with such mindset we have in government because they are irresponsible, i give kudos to those Nigerians who are out there protesting against bad governance, if we don't build Nigeria nobody will build it for you

[@michaelronami7140]

Please it is the government's responsibility to build the nation, and to permit anybody to assist. The average Nigerian is not permitted to interfere with nation building without a permit or licence from the government. To avoid getting sued by the same Government.

[@muhammadsalihu287]

It's a good thing we have people like you who are busy building naija. Just not for everyone.

[@saintgodfreytv9260]

@@michaelronami7140 please I want to ask you a question, who are the people in the Nigerian government? are they humans or spirits? they are humans of course fellow Nigerians and how did they find their way there because of the irresponsible and passive attitude of many Nigerians, don't point hand to a few corrupt officials and say it's their sole responsibility to build the country, responsibility start's from you

[@slush1914]

@@saintgodfreytv9260 be arguing with your keypad… the one you have been building, what is the result?

[@tgirl4me1]

​@@saintgodfreytv9260 I hope you're protesting as well

[@akinoladolapo6973]

I think the idea of rating passport strenght by number of places you can visit alone is not enough. More important things should be things like economic opportunities available for being an holder of such a passport, benefits of being a citizen, respect accorded to you at different borders, ability of your government to bail you out of crisis etc

[@MrDuffydon]

The background fact is that if you can move around easily, you stand a better chance of permanent relocation to the countries you consider ideal. A Brazilian has 172 more chances of relocation than a Nigerian.

[@grabkem]

Nice interview. Sounds better played at 1.5x

[@zeea6507]

No regret relocation to the UK.

[@kennyohio_]

I'm happy I found this video

[@The_plug_for_everything]

Very educational information

[@comfortekechukwu7630]

Beautiful piece thumbs up

[@Soulmateswithl]

Before I type my response NEPA can take light

[@mitch401k]

Though the Dr is speaking sense but that Cuba he mentioned no make sense....Cubans swim to the US just to be free from their country's regime...Nigerians cross the desert to get to Europe...same thing, its not about light and visa free isshh...they failed to mention one of the biggest reasons why pple move to US, UK, Canada can also be tied to language, alot of pple would not want to move to Brazil to start to learn Portuguese...i think the Dr needs to do a deeper dive to this issue of migration...i can say a lot about this

[@wakawakadoctor]

Nigerians never listen to the full message. People will always move to where they see as better. Cuba passport strength is 68, Nigeria is 92. Unemployment in Cuba is 1.35% - do you know that of Nigeria?? People move to places that are better, that’s why Cubans and Brazilians can move to The USA I am willing to debate with you if you want. One of the end goals of migration is assimilation which includes learning a language. It’s why we travel/ migrate.

[@benbo7042]

😮 You are definitely not smart. Do you know the population of Cuba? How many of the total population of Cuba do you see attempting to swim to the US? You villager.

[@chidozieugwu-oju7069]

To add to that, the English speaking countries outside of Europe are wealthier and have more promising immigration policies.

[@slush1914]

@@mitch401k That Cuba still better pass naija

[@Stratocaster-m5f]

Bob the Builder comment is rather flippant, he’s smart enough to do a better narration. Nigeria is the way it is for many reasons Nigerians hardly understand - uncontrolled population, poor human capacity, poor infrastructure, depleted resources arising from international arbitration. By all means travel if you can but stop disparaging your country online, folks like you enjoyed subsidised education.

[@TheQuiteMillionaire1]

I like this interview and wish to relocate

[@osayanmon]

Before i type my response NEPA will take light 😂 Waka waka doctor Abeg o.

[@ekanemumana7964]

Please list them while I get my running shoes 👟

[@hilda_unlimited]

I agree with wakawaka doctor

[@PrincepsFurniture]

Australia speaks English language but difficult country to get visa

[@mongkmorine8574]

Very difficult

[@florenceflourish6367]

My waka waka Doctor.

[@worldentertainmenttv4540]

Very educative

[@yourTshirtguy]

Very enjoyable

[@deeron1554]

Good interview but please Chude next you are interviewing . Please form your chairs a bit further apart. You and your guests feet were literally touching each other. Better still have a table as demarcation between your guests.

[@kerenshantey8073]

Also, the angle. It should be slightly inclined.

[@aliceokoth6810]

My OCD typing...

[@lindao.ezenwammadu7056]

If u dey japa Japa to an English speaking country o Unless you are less than 20 and have the patience to start learning a new language If not they will use you to do suya

[@esthervanda7401]

No lies

[@slush1914]

@@lindao.ezenwammadu7056 gbam

[@AbbyMicheal]

Very true

[@nnaemekagodwin8800]

Lies

[@drewshakur]

you dey talk crap, n0nsense

[@scholarjobs223]

The doctor is here...nice

[@olubiyojosepholayinka752]

I learnt alot from this

[@apoloniuskemahs9394]

Personally i have always loved Central Europe (Netherlands specifically), Northern Europe (Scandinavian countries; Sweden, Norway, Finland etc), Asia(Japan, Singapore, Philippines) and the Americas(South; Brazil, Cuba, Chile. Central; Nicaragua, Honduras. Caribbean; Barbados, Bahamas, all dem islands). Maybe because of my love for Tech, Arts and Culture, Sports and Lifestyle. What you can get in US, Canada, UK, you can also get to some degree from these other countries.

[@tingedgnu6261]

In Scandinavian countries, spanking a child is ILLEGAL. If you spank your child, even once, the government will remove the child from your home and may terminate your parental rights (Speaking from personal experience).

[@MicDawe-ky1me]

How true is this if I impregnate a Sweden gal , will the child not become their citizen

[@MicDawe-ky1me]

​@@tingedgnu6261 how true is this

[@tingedgnu6261]

@@MicDawe-ky1me Google it.

[@barristerjezzdo]

I think the major reason our people insist on UK, US or Canada is because of language, especially those with children. They need to move to English speaking countries where children can integrate easily

[@msemakweli-wk3lg]

If you are planning to 'japa,' at least to the West, your absolute recommended age limit is 40; preferably less than 35. Note, it doesn't matter how educated or a professional you are in your career, you will start from zero, maybe going back to school - on student loan. Meanwhile, your colleagues you left at home are junior managers, starting their ascent. Think, think, and think again. But the standard retort is always: "If it's that bad, why are you there?" Then they come, are burnt and the process is repeated. If you have something worthwhile going on at home, please stay there.

[@msemakweli-wk3lg]

@Ifeomaa Yeah, this is the exact same mentality I'm talking about. Until the fingers are burnt. Then the process is repeated. I repeat: DO NOT come out here (legal or illegal) assuming that your qualifications at home will count for much. I know enough Nigerian, Indian and other African doctors, engineers, and accountants driving taxis and portering patients in hospitals. I remember the Pakistani who was being ordered around by a young lady on cleaning the warehouse floor - he had been a tea factory manager in Pakistan, and was almost in tears. Yes, you can absolutely get things back on track - and many have done, but you WILL HAVE TO go back to school. The question is if you want to do that at the age of 46, on student loans. And where those you left behind will be, in relative terms. A few, on- demand professions, such as nursing, have a relatively easier path to absorption. At the end of the day, the reader will listen to everything, assess, make their own decisions, and be responsible for those decisions.

[@Ifeomaa]

@@msemakweli-wk3lg​​⁠sorry to burst your bubble but i and my peers migrated here as professionals and got into countries as professionals, retaining our previous Professions and are doing very well, the people you speak of, maybe you and others, ask them well, probably people who left without mapping out their lives. Their are people who studied theur masters outside Nigeria, and after used that degree to get a job outside. Stop fear mongering. A lot of people leave Nigeria without different plans, what a big risk, thats the only. Also, stay in your country and work i out, because your peers will advance in careers is null and void. People who were earning 250k in 2021 now earning 700k in 2024, there is no difference in that money. 700k now is the same as 250k. The problem is that the people you know left Nigeria with - “let’s see how it goes plans, let me do masters and everything will fall in” NO IT does not work that way. If you are uprooting your life, you should make so many contingency plans. Leaving Nigeria opens people up to a world of opportunity, it must not be to UK, US/Canada, there are so many countries,you heard japa and immediately thought “UK” (the issues you’re explaining is very common in yhe UK) and this is the number one issue, UK is not the only available country, it can be a means to end, it can be the end depending on how you plan.

[@samsonoluwatosinomoloyin9469]

​@@msemakweli-wk3lgare you serious?

[@msemakweli-wk3lg]

@@samsonoluwatosinomoloyin9469 Very serious. Follow those other lies at your own risk. But at the end of the day, it's your own decision. I'd suggest you do some good investigation (and comparative assessment) before you take the plunge - if you are above 40.

[@soul2soulprayers]

As a Nigerian registered nurse have put in 15yrs of my life into civil service with a salary take home of 250k a month which is less than 200 dollars!

[@VictoriaOmayerume]

Thanks for your updates Wakaka Doctor. Please which country can I relocate to with 2 million Naira?

[@ngozitessy1329]

People have family or something to hang on in UK,USA and Canada that's why people go to these 3 places

[@gbengaashonubi5968]

The government, politicians and the unpatriotic citizens attitude gives him the right to discredit Nigeria. Home or abroad we all need a sense patriotism to build the Nigeria that we're dreaming about. The Nigeria we want is in us, you don't need to be a builder to build NIGERIA.

[@dhatijawboy4821]

Keep building… you’ll get old and you’ll tell your kids that they have to build this country. Your leaders all have citizenships in other nations.

[@indolilyindomitablelily7306]

This conversation is great. Who is this guy?

[@ibidojaoluwaseun7274]

❤❤❤❤🎉🎉he spat nothing but the truth

[@TheDosuFamily]

Even pple in Brazil want to come to USA. 🇺🇸 best country in the world

[@biolaolaniyan2224]

This issue of addressing borderless Africa is what an initiative like AfCFTA planned to address but the implementation has been dragging (unnecessarily, I’ll say) due to lack commitment and leadership drive among member nations Good point there…

[@FaithKerubo-gg5pu]

Tbh...borderless africa is a bad idea...as a Kenyan,that would mean people from somalia,drc,sudan and south sudan can always access my country...these countries are always in a war...we already have many refugees...borderless africa will mean all our neighbours will try to relocate to a few specific countries including mine...it's not like we create many jobs so unemployment will surge even more...borderless africa mostly makes sense to people from very shitty countries

[@Akonnelly]

The problem is language, i am an Italian citizen and Italian passport is among the second world best passport in the 🌍

[@philipnwaizugbu4681]

Wrong… pls fact check me

[@Akonnelly]

@@philipnwaizugbu4681 what do you mean my dear??

[@Akonnelly]

@@philipnwaizugbu4681 what do you mean my dear?

[@chigozieeruchalu8158]

You can google it, it's ranked 2nd​@@philipnwaizugbu4681

[@OluwajuwonloOWOJORI]

Just keep shut and stop intimidating Us

[@PatrickSNkum]

Important conversations to have; borderless Africa.

[@MarthaOduro-o6p]

Please how about moving with family, with accomodations and work readily available

[@nkechiezeogbo981]

I can relate the guilt aspect, I still feel same way about my late sis It’s depressing

[@suliyatrasaq2936]

😅😂 This vlog deserves a like before seeing it to the end. Such a load of information!

[@worldcitizen2307]

It's about time- even long overdue- that Nigeria became the place to be rather than the ace to japa from

[@agnesjesudairo1232]

I'm a woman with a low education background . I love my country, nigeria . I think it is a shame with different treasures God has blessed nigeria with, yet no one can be proud of anything other than to encourage people to japa because of insecurities and hunger. When I was young, many nigeria went abroad for better education and learned how to govern his people and build our country nigeria. when they returned, they turned to something else. Who will fix nigeria? If there's no peace abroad can you stay there,? Do you think it is easy to move to another country just like that. The people who supported the leaders by collecting bribes to destroy nigeria have lay everlasting curse upon their generation. The anger of Almighty God is coming soon to visit everyone who contributes to the downfall of nigeria .(innocent soul are dying of hunger, and premature death because of your selfishness,) What shall it profit a man to have everything but sow incurable curses to his generational everyone shall reap what he sow.I will blessed those who blessed you, those who curse you I will curse say Almighty God (Gen.12:3)

[@everythingsport01]

Well their generations are abroad living and studying abroad in a working system it's sad

[@itsboldtv]

great show

[@maduakorhenry2336]

Waka Waka Doctor Please when are you going to marry?

[@Godsmustbecrazi3]

Waka waka tell them jor. I have a Nigerian, British and working on getting a Luxembourg passport. Guys do your research oh

[@davidmbamalu1545]

How come?

[@happyalfredtv9996]

You have a point

[@fairness3840]

What's the guest's name and social handles, please?

[@kendrick_eyan_otega1159]

Tell that doctor that for the radiologist that reported that chest X-ray not to see that cancer nodes on the chest X-ray you also can’t see it cos you just said you’re a physiatrist doctor so it’s totally different oga dokita