Stephen2324:
Many who sold their cars and properties to Japa are over there regretting in silence today, they can't come back, nothing to come back too, so they stuck there with everlasting billings with zero social life and mental breakdowns.

Creditalerts:
a friend of mine is now back from japa movement sold everything and he is hiding at sango Ota now ,squatting with a relative

1TrippleCee:



Is this a movie ?

Stephen2324:
Many who sold their cars and properties to Japa are over there regretting in silence today, they can't come back, nothing to come back too, so they stuck there with everlasting billings with zero social life and mental breakdowns.

Creditalerts:
reality he is looking for a job even security job sef

Bankowner:
You should hear the story of Nigerians who started life all over in Canada. They lived in closets in the early years of arriving but today own houses across town.

grandstar:


You're patt of the problem.

Instead of you advising Nigerians to think thrice before traveling, you're selling them the "e go better" story.

Many would have stayed behind if they knew what they'll face

I have a younger brother in Germany who asked my older brother in England for cash recently. I wanted to advise him not to go as he was doing fairly okay here but decided not to.

And how do you know Nigerians own "houses across towm"?

grandstar:


You're patt of the problem.

Instead of you advising Nigerians to think thrice before traveling, you're selling them the "e go better" story.

Many would have stayed behind if they knew what they'll face

I have a younger brother in Germany who asked my older brother in England for cash recently. I wanted to advise him not to go as he was doing fairly okay here but decided not to.

And how do you know Nigerians own "houses across towm"?

LajaLaba:
Wake up young man

Stephen2324:
Many who sold their cars and properties to Japa are over there regretting in silence today, they can't come back, nothing to come back too, so they stuck there with everlasting billings with zero social life and mental breakdowns.

Creditalerts:
reality he is looking for a job even security job sef

Creditalerts:
a friend of mine is now back from japa movement sold everything and he is hiding at sango Ota now ,squatting with a relative

grandstar:


You're patt of the problem.

Instead of you advising Nigerians to think thrice before traveling, you're selling them the "e go better" story.

Many would have stayed behind if they knew what they'll face

I have a younger brother in Germany who asked my older brother in England for cash recently. I wanted to advise him not to go as he was doing fairly okay here but decided not to.

And how do you know Nigerians own "houses across towm"?

grandstar:


You're patt of the problem.

Instead of you advising Nigerians to think thrice before traveling, you're selling them the "e go better" story.

Many would have stayed behind if they knew what they'll face

I have a younger brother in Germany who asked my older brother in England for cash recently. I wanted to advise him not to go as he was doing fairly okay here but decided not to.

And how do you know Nigerians own "houses across towm"?

Error401:
which friend of yours and which kind of japa is it

nnamdiosu:


Hope he's not among the happie boys sha

Creditalerts:
student visa bro

Creditalerts:
🙄

grandstar:


You're patt of the problem.

Instead of you advising Nigerians to think thrice before traveling, you're selling them the "e go better" story.

Many would have stayed behind if they knew what they'll face

I have a younger brother in Germany who asked my older brother in England for cash recently. I wanted to advise him not to go as he was doing fairly okay here but decided not to.

And how do you know Nigerians own "houses across towm"?

Bankowner:
Typical Nigerian mentality.
Always negative, never positive. I bet if I get you a visa and free ticket, accommodation and food, you'll jump at it. Learn to balance your story at all times.

And if you care to know, the people I talked about are relatives.

grandstar:


I was in the UK in 2014 and 2020 for holidays. I actually came back the Saturday before the British lockdown started on 23rd March 2020, I would have been trapped in the UK.

Bankowner:
If you chose for whatever reason to not stay back in the UK, it does not give you the reason to discourage other people who are aspiring to a better life outside of the shores of Nigeria. Each man to his destiny, and he is the architect of it. I have seen people who swore heaven and earth they would never leave Nigeria, but today are abroad. Imagine the damage they have done to people who keyed into that decision as well because of them. I had every opportunity to relocate to Canada in 2012 but I insisted I wasn't going because I was working in a bank. Until I lost the job, and it became almost impossible to leave. But God will remain God and He made a way. Canada is not a country for lazy people, come and work hard and you will make a way for yourself.