ogbonti:


Fat lie -- for those who have been there and are "landed" - (ie. with Permanent Residents, yes they earn Unemployment Insurance- UI benfits) NOT a new arrival who never payed into the system - ona think say western world na father christmas ? no be the same Canada some people were sleeping under in little tents in cold winter ? abeg blow this your fabu small small


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXyVUYS9xfM


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIjIaJ8H9UI


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNUxYurCm64

helinues:
A friend who just arrived Canada said he is also receiving close to a million naira monthly pending till he finds a job.

Our politicians do travel to those countries, they have kids, friends and family there, but for them to replicate the same always hard for them to do

givedemwotowoto:


He’s probably a poor person in Italy because government assistance usually comes with an income cap, so don’t compare him with politicians

TheChameleon:


These kind of comments amuse me.

Nigerians pay tithes, go to Hajj. But when it comes to pay tax they will refuse.

The excuse is : after all, the FG is doing nothing but embezzling.

There's a point, YES Government is full of thieves. YES Government & lawmakers ensure their benefits are all well taken care of.

But the grim reality is that in developed countries from monarchy days... everyone is heavily taxed.

Oil income can't sufficiently cover for a welfare system.

Japa isn't the solution to the issues in Africa. We really need to look inwards. Japan and Germany rose from the ashes of near annihilation after World War II. See where they are today.

Africans still have to be told not to defecate in water sources for drinking & cooking. We have to be told not to vandalise public amenities e.g. Iron rods of bridges.

Leaders and followers need total reorientation.

I was shocked when I saw London, Mecca and Dubai for the first time in person and not on TV.

I wondered how our leaders go for vacation, go on Hajj and then return to say " this is how I will rule my own country".

RealityKings:
Does the Italian government spends spend naira?

1Sharon:
Him and his wife are probably not working.

RealityKings:
Does the Italian government spends naira?

aestake:
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Omobalo67:


Are you ready to pay 50% of your income as tax?

RealityKings:
Does the Italian government spends naira?

helinues:
A friend who just arrived Canada said he is also receiving close to a million naira monthly pending till he finds a job.

Our politicians do travel to those countries, they have kids, friends and family there, but for them to replicate the same always hard for them to do

RealityKings:
Does the Italian government spends naira?

Bardo:
Nigerians going to foreign countries for the sake of japa. Why do most Nigerians act with no plan? This man should be sent back for romanticizing being a tax burden

helinues:
A friend who just arrived Canada said he is also receiving close to a million naira monthly pending till he finds a job.

Our politicians do travel to those countries, they have kids, friends and family there, but for them to replicate the same always hard for them to do

helinues:


Do we have such program in Nigeria even if it's N10k per month?

Slytiger:
Low income people get all sorts of benefit like subsidized bus/train tickets, higher child benefit payments, easy access to food banks, subsidized dental treatment e.t.c

And the tax payers pay heavily for it. That's where some of those 30% - 45% taken off from hard working people's pay cheque go to.

RealityKings:
Does the Italian government spend naira?

RealityKings:
Does the Italian government spend naira?

Impliment:


Sorry for you. You can never understand anything. The man said is the naira equivalent.

Gistmedia10:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjO6BnVOsKQ

An Italy-based Nigerian man has caused a stir on social media by claiming that his children receive a monthly allowance of one million Naira from the Italian government. The man shared his story in a viral video, highlighting the benefits his family enjoys living in Italy.

"In Italy, the welfare system is exceptional," he said. "My children receive one million Naira every month from the government. This support ensures they have access to quality education and a good standard of living."

This claim has sparked widespread interest and debate among Nigerians. Some praised the Italian welfare system, while others want the Nigerian government to emulate it.

Matheusmartin:
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Definitely naira equivalent.

UnitedKingdom:
My wife sister with her family based in Canada, her two children are receiving 2.3m monthly from Canadian govt. with other benefits. While here in Nigeria, nobody send your papa. I'll rather not born than raised my kids in Nigeria.

Nastymods:
This pple isa no get tha shame