WhoBeThisMan:
op i feeeeeeeeel you

i feeeeeeeeeeeeeeel you.
this was exctly how I felt my first time abroad
you have this over whelming feeling that you have been cheated all your life in Nigeria.

my brother, no matter how mich money you have in Nigeria, you are still live like a poor man and you dont know.

Lucifer66:

Ignorance, You're basically like the person in charge of our power supply just useless excuses.

HIGHESTPOPORI:
The problem with u zombies is that ure not in Nigeria,but ure outside campaigning for buhari to continue,why don't u come to Nigeria to enjoy buhari change

Sibrah:


Bayelsa state should have hinted you about what Gabon would look like. Bayelsa has a relatively small land mass and small population but has an impressive FAAC allocation due to the extra 13% derivation.
Bayelsa owes salary and can't even pay new proposed minimum wage.
They have salty water all around them but can't use heat from flared gas or solar heater to distill it into clean industrial grade and drinkable water.
They have gas in their backyard but can't build a medium sized power plant to help electrify isolated communities.
Winners Chapel built a 15MW plant to feed a 20,000 community at less than N2B in ota and get gas from shell in Lagos so Bayelsa can do it but hasn't.
Don't be surprised pal, even though I haven't gone out like you to see the world out there. I have always seen the pattern from here in Nigeria. It is largely a black man thing.

Some fo.ols here will soon blame buhari or Christianity for our backwardness, just observe closely.

benuejosh:
I understood your points, reasoned alike with you and felt the frustrations in Africa and Nigeria in Particular. But, your sudden change of tune and use of words here almost gave me dislike about your personality. Or where there other motives for the write up? No matter how painful it is, is it wise we always respect our leader atleast with words we use on them. They have not gotten it right and they are also people's parent like you also have. If i may ask, When did democracy start in Nigeria? what were the efforts of those past leaders? what did they do so right that this man came and spoilt everything? while insult a Man who has just gone three years out of the many years others had to change the event of things or lay down foundation for a better country but couldn't? We all feel the frustrations but inasmuch as it is so painful, we should watch our choice of words. Your choice of words here doesn't depicts a person who desirably wants change. Change doesn't come because we insult our leaders. EXCEPT you had a different motive for this post. Our question should be, how do we get the desired leaders? what is our own personal efforts towards a better country? Your post was interesting, we both share in the pains. It was lovely reading your travel experience.

darkelf:


If you visit common UAE, you will be very angry and probably use even more acerbic words

HIGHESTPOPORI:
The problem with u zombies is that ure not in Nigeria,but ure outside campaigning for buhari to continue,why don't u come to Nigeria to enjoy buhari change

SaintHilary:

I just dey pity my naija babe wey think say if I travel come back I go carry am...make I hear I come bk sef

Sibrah:


Bayelsa state should have hinted you about what Gabon would look like. Bayelsa has a relatively small land mass and small population but has an impressive FAAC allocation due to the extra 13% derivation.
Bayelsa owes salary and can't even pay new proposed minimum wage.
They have salty water all around them but can't use heat from flared gas or solar heater to distill it into clean industrial grade and drinkable water.
They have gas in their backyard but can't build a medium sized power plant to help electrify isolated communities.
Winners Chapel built a 15MW plant to feed a 20,000 community at less than N2B in ota and get gas from shell in Lagos so Bayelsa can do it but hasn't.
Don't be surprised pal, even though I haven't gone out like you to see the world out there. I have always seen the pattern from here in Nigeria. It is largely a black man thing.

Some fo.ols here will soon blame buhari or Christianity for our backwardness, just observe closely.

DeepSight:

OP is simply a bush, ignorant, shallow and untravelled person - suffering from an inferiority complex.
Shame on Nairaland also for putting a thread like this on the front page.

What message are you trying to promote? ? ?

DeepSight:


Joining the self hating low minded inferiority complex ridden crew?

You are the shithole.

Dunce.

DeepSight:


Really?

Can you point out the excuses I have made?

Is it wrong or false to say that we need to get involved and work hard on our country rather than call on our country men to abandon ship just because like Osuofia he just saw the western world for the first time? ? ?

Tell me, I am listening.

HarryDuce:
Op might have an inferiority complex, yes.


But this thread deserves to be on the front page. You can call it a food-for-thought.


We don't have to downplay the experiences we face in this country. Saying we are not the worst is pointless and does nothing to help our situation either. I only abhor his choice of words; his message is a necessity.

Lucifer66:

It is impossible to take Nigeria towards the right direction, every president knows they are above the law thanks to 'impunity'
Even if people decide to protest the military will shoot us down like flies and this will cause a huge civil war. The nation will be divided and become a failed state like Somalia.
Best thing to do is to leave soon as possible, legally and with an idea on how start a new life abroad..

OldBeer:
You were running mouth like tap.
Now they have put in your place, you want to run.
Some of you think everybody that comes here also stay in your shíthole.

TonyeBarcanista:
Nigeria shall be great again

OldBeer:
You were running mouth like tap.
Now they have put you in your place, you want to run.
Some of you think everybody that comes here also stay in your shíthole.

chineji:
Did I talk about Italian women? I have never met such beautiful women in my life. Beautiful and very interesting. I used to think it was impossible for women to be interesting and funny but white women proved me so wrong. My Co workers were always so fun to have conversations with. They knew absolutely everything about everything cause they read a whole lot. In Italy, the women are always smiling all the time ( it's a total different ball game in most African countries where most women are always ugly and angry all the time) and the greetings omg. It's not weird to hug a woman and give her a peck on both cheeks and say bounjourno or bounesera depending on what time of the day it is. La spezia had a lot of beautiful women but then we took a road trip to Milan and it was like a total different ball game. It was just like a real life miss world beauty pageant.

Italian women are the most beautiful I have ever seen in my life. I just pray I can marry a Nigerian because ever since I got back all the girls are just ugly to my eyes

DeepSight:


I am sorry but this is too shallow and St.upid to be worthy of further response.

You are a disgrace to your very DNA.

Lucifer66:

It is obvious you have never dated a foreigner.
I would gladly take a south African girl over a Nigerian girl.
Nigeria women aren't near as beautiful as those women.

TonyeBarcanista:
Nigeria shall be great again

DeepSight:


Certainly not the part where he urges all who can to abandon ship and certainly not the part where he states that Nigeria will "never" be better.

That is pathetic, low minded, self hating c.rap

Xisnin:

You will learn from experience.

EgunMogaji:




Ex Wife #1: US Citizen / White

Ex Wife #2: UK Citizen / White (4 children).

Current Wife: Nigerian Citizen / Black (I have to put this because I have an Indian co worker who was born and raised in Nigeria until the age of 25).

Have been in long term relationships (not just after club romp) with Chinese, Mexican, Swiss, Argentinian citizens.

All women are beautiful in their own right. There are ugly and beautiful people from all races. I suggest that you expand your dating circle.