ibkayee:

Seasons Greetings

Buhari and Tinubu likely have private healthcare, what are they doing with the NHS? If a rich Nigerian is sick, chances are they're going abroad for treatment so you should cross that 'advantage' from your list

Quality of doctors in Naija is not the issue by the way, what of the availability of adequate facilities in case of an emergency? Also, good luck manoeuvring through all that traffic trying to rush to the hospital

Prometheus666:


Nigeria is safer than USA .

sukkot:
see question
10 autonomy, off grid life. generate your own water and light

leisuretym:


Basic things everyone can easily access in developed countries are the thing the rich are enjoying in Nigeria and feeling special, mere things like house in flooded area, nice car in heavy traffic running A/C , buy very expensive expired food items , spending hug on diesel and generator , moving around with police to avoid been kidnapped

ibkayee:

The common man needs to do this too. Even if you have all the money in the world, what exactly is enjoyable about having to generate your own basic amenities

vislabraye:


With enough money, you can be secure. But, come to think of it, is Nigeria more unsafe than US or UK?
There's mass shooting in US (at least once a year), gang crime, police shootings etc. UK also has it's own case of violence. Not saying Naija is safer, though. But if you can afford to live in a rich neighborhood, you will only hear of it but won't even see it.
Btw, UK and US are overrated. There are other cool European nations.

sukkot:
you totally wrong about dat. only politicians who spend the peoples money do that madness. all rich people who make their own hard earned money go see private doctors in nigeria. dont mistake kleptocrats for rich nigerians now. and it seems you are not aware that we have medical helicopters now ? gurl yo ass being away from the country too long you done lost touch with reality

Tinyemeka:


I'll save your post.

I've been saying I'm planning towards returning back to Nigeria in the future, but acquaintances have refused to agree with my viewpoint.

sukkot:
no bills mayne lol. free water from the ground. act like you know bout this good life now

your problem is you are too used to british suffering. one white man bring bill of 100 pounds just because i am using free water that YAH provided for us all

Smartguyboy:
What are the enjoyment people living abroad are enjoying that people living in Nigeria can’t get ?

sukkot:
no bills mayne lol. free water from the ground. act like you know bout this good life now

your problem is you are too used to british suffering. one white man bring bill of 100 pounds just because i am using free water that YAH provided for us all

PrettyBolu:


Why do you enjoy lying? I have noticed that you always type lies while trying to promote Nigeria. There is no place like Implex Estates in Ikeja.

Where did you see Implex Estate in Ikeja? I grew up in Ikeja. I know everywhere in Ikeja. Where did you see Implex Estate?

ibkayee:

Free water from the ground ke? No purification/treatment system to pay for? You just get fresh water, free from all types of bacteria and insects from the ground?

Is the light also free?

mu2sa2:
"Enjoyment" is a thing of the mind. If you think you're suffering, you are. If you think you're having a good time, you are regardless of the money in your account. That's why you have a lot of people committing suicide in western countries where you think they're enjoying.

GloriousGbola:


No take water from ground in lekki ooo. It is full of all sorts of pollutant. And now that you have clear evidence that some of your neighbours are running meth labs - double jeopardy

Realguyman1:
The rich oppressing the poor is what he is talking about as enjoyment. He simply meant that once u have money in Nigeria, u can break the law and commit all manners of atrocities u want and goes scot free with it.

Mrkumareze:


Lawlessness
Intimidating
U become a mini god

Timmi:
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The insecurity is in every country. And Nigeria is relatively safer than most countries in Africa and even in the western world. It’s all about staying safe at where you are.

Gerrard59:
While discussing with some buddies yesterday, we touched on the topic “moving back to Nigeria”. I argued that Nigeria is not safe. Sure, there are places that are pretty “safe”. However, my notion of safety is when other people elsewhere can go about their normal activities without fear. For instance, I don’t consider a place safe if one part of the area keeps suffering repeated attacks from Fulani herdsmen (like Southern Kaduna and Plateau). I don’t have to be the affected party, but others who go about their normal activities should feel safe doing them. The other guy countered that, with money, one could enjoy Nigeria. “Live in Maitama, run Lister generator and live quietly.” Also, you get to be in a place where almost everyone looks like you.

Upon hearing “…with money, one can enjoy Nigeria”, I asked him to list five things/ways one can enjoy Nigeria as long as the person has money. Surprisingly, he could not mention one thing/way. I thought it wise to throw it to the house, especially for those who are anti-Japa or those who have stayed abroad for a long time and currently reside in Nigeria.

As someone with money, what exactly does the person enjoy in Nigeria? What are the differences compared to his/her counterpart in say, Namibia or Canada/UK that also has money? How do you enjoy Nigeria provided the money is available?

P.S. I understand that the notion of “enjoyment” is largely subjective. Some enjoy going to parties, while others enjoy travelling around or even reading a book while in a park. But I believe there are some universal notions of enjoyment.

The chief benefit of living in Nigeria as a black person (whether or not you’re rich) is that you feel that you’re a free human being like the next fellow and you can claim equal rights like any other person. The sky is your limit and you have the confidence to aspire to be anything you want without being treated like a second class or even third class citizen.
Pray you never fall sick, be involved in an accident or become a victim of a natural disaster in a white man’s country…..that is the day you will appreciate living in an environment where everyone looks like you…..you might just end up being the last to be evacuated or granted assistance. Living in Africa as a black person is a huge benefit that cannot really be quantified in monetary terms.
Your Soul simply feels free to soar aloft in your own land and within the space which is your Creator’s endowment!

sukkot:
nah nah nah you see you buy the pumping machine and the purification system and thats it for life. free purified water for life. act like you know about this good life now gurl.

the light is free too. solar panels .

gurl you just want white zaddy to look after you thats all it is. you want white zaddy to bring you water and light

sukkot:
hehe meth lab kwanu ? well they have water purification system that comes with water pumps. just buy that one and you are fine

SPAMBOX7:
Too much enjoyment full this country if you got a few racks

1. You will run from pussy ( tho most of them be leeches. But you can still be exposed to the ones with something to bring to the table)
2. You will be respected anywhere you go (yes money brings power and respect and power goes hand in hand)
3. You can set up a business and become a boss in less than a month and the ROI will be massive
4. You can get away with lots of things you can't get away with in saner climes. All you have to do is give one two people in charge a few bucks
5. You can live in any environment full of elites and connect with prominent people e.g Ikoyi, Banana, Maitama etc
6. Things are way cheaper compared to yankee.
Etc

The only cons is you gonna attract leeches whether you like it or not. You won't know who love/ respect you for you but if you a sharp guy you will always know where to place who

chukkystar:
If You are Wealthy and an Introvert, Nigeria is Paradise. Just mind Ur Business and grow jejely

ibkayee:

Fair enough @ solar panels