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Despite all the challenges we face in Nigeria due to all the obvious setbacks we have, the truth is that people are still making it here.
It's hard work, but with determination, success isn't far-fetched.
The world has moved online and digital skills are now the new oil wells for legitimate wealth in Nigeria.
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Contact me via WhatsApp on 09052160014, for the free video that explains it all.

Of course, people are still making it even in Zimbabwe and Somalia. What we are saying is that we want equal level-playing ground and opportunities

Jaqenhghar:

Dont bother educating them.

Good morning bro. I woke up feeling this. Hope you feel the same way too.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7nG0CHBy0o

banmee:


Good morning bro. I woke up feeling this. Hope you feel the same way too.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7nG0CHBy0o

I feel very very far from this bro but thanks. I love the song . Good Morning...what time is it over there ATM and what is the good news?

I think a lot of people are getting things wrong..

there is wat is called STANDARD of LIVING & QUALITY OF LIFE..; life expectancy etc..

u can be a billionaire in Afghanistan/Somalia/Yemen, but with that environment, do u think that that billionaire STANDARD of LIVING & QUALITY OF LIFE..etc , can be compared with a lower-class man in a very peaceful averagely poor country like Lesotho,?

so it's not about the cash but it's the value of life, Quality of life..

this is one reason why Ghana, Malawi, Nambia etc are rated above Nigeria.. even though we have more money than them..

same reason why Akure is rate above Maiduguri even though its bigger with more people more federal presence.. etc

Jaqenhghar:


I feel very very far from this bro but thanks. I love the song . Good Morning...what time is it over there ATM and what is the good news?

Its 7 am and I start this course today I've been lobbying for 2 years now. Life is good. Whats up with you though?

favinvest:
I think a lot of people are getting things wrong..

there is wat is called STANDARD of LIVING & QUALITY OF LIFE..; life expectancy etc..

u can be a billionaire in Afghanistan/Somalia/Yemen, but with that environment, do u think that that billionaire STANDARD of LIVING & QUALITY OF LIFE..etc , can be compared with a lower-class man in a very peaceful averagely poor country like Lesotho,?

so it's not about the cash but it's the value of life, Quality of life..

this is one reason why Ghana, Malawi, Nambia etc are rated above Nigeria.. even though we have more money than them..

same reason why Akure is rate above Maiduguri even though its bigger with more people more federal presence.. etc

Exactly

You cant explain this enough to simple minded people.

You can be a billionaire in Lagos but your trapped in your mansion,you provide your own water and electricity,scared to travel by road to the countryside.

Or you can be an average worker in the US and go anywhere in the country by road at anytime of day or night,never have to bribe anyone to do anything for you.

banmee:


Its 7 am and I start this course today I've been lobbying for 2 years now. Life is good. Whats up with you though?

Wow nice. Im good jist a case of the blues. It is becoming very frequrnt these days I dont know if its because of this damned lockdown

Jaqenhghar:

Wow nice. Im good jist a case of the blues. It is becoming very frequrnt these days I dont know if its because of this damned lockdown

You probably have the flu or something. Get well soon brosef.

RisenPhoenix1:


What can you get there that you can't get here? Given adequate funds?

Can I walk into a bank with my degree certificate and get a loan of 200,000 to start a business without knowing a politician. Where can I get angel investors for a business? How many % of Nigerians live below minimum wage and is that minimum wage enough for a average living??

Tell urself the truth which is that the standard of living in Nigeria is low.

tonyson010:



Can I walk into a bank with my degree certificate and get a loan of 200,000 to start a business without knowing a politician. Where can I get angel investors for a business? How many % of Nigerians live below minimum wage and is that minimum wage enough for a average living??

Tell urself the truth which is that the standard of living in Nigeria is low.

Yes. If you provide adequate security for the loan or a known guarantor who doesn't have to be a politician. In fact, there are some professional groups who are eligible for loans higher than that based on their qualifications.

The dearth of angel investors is due to the unreliability of the investee, that is not a problem that the government caused, but our own untrustworthy character. I believe that it would be difficult to get an angel investor anywhere in the world if you reveal beforehand that you are a Nigerian. Having said that, there are in n fact many angel investors in Nigeria. They just tend to keep their funds exclusively for young men and women that are known to them. In any case, oncefunds are obtained operating a business is much easier in Nigeria, and no one migrates abroad because they want to meet angel investors anyway.

The minimum wage is not a factor here. And in no country in the world is minimum wage 'enough for average living' if by that you mean a middle class standard of life. That is why it is called minimum wage.

I don't think so. Like I said, given sufficient funds, there is nothing we can obtain in the West that we cannot obtain here. I should actually make one exemption; a first class college education; but that is the only exemption. Everything else is available here at cheaper rates.

kabukabu50:


Exactly

You cant explain this enough to simple minded people.

You can be a billionaire in Lagos but your trapped in your mansion,you provide your own water and electricity,scared to travel by road to the countryside.

Or you can be an average worker in the US and go anywhere in the country by road at anytime of day or night,never have to bribe anyone to do anything for you.

If your black, good luck doing that. Police will trouble you so much u will wish u never left Nigeria. Nigeria is better to live. America is good for making money. The Racism in this country for black people. you guys will never understand until ur here.

6 wat America is a third world country Your story is very motivating and inspiring sir,i really pray for you to progress more and more and more to be among those that give our lost country go name abroad. I have try my possible best to move out of this country for make a better live for me and my family but money hindered me,no one can tell how the country is hitting me like hell i earn #15,000 monthly and spend #6,000 on transport fare how much is left to eat and save no money to go to school and even schooling in naija ain't worth it ,i believe i still have a better future ahead of me that is y am brushing my it skill to build a project,sir pls i beg you in the name of Jehovah pls sponsor me abroad sir i will pay you later with interest or i can work if you start of entry level job for certain time you and i will agree upon ,sir pls help me in any way pls don't let my life ruin save my kid am just 19 years old i can work for u am a business oriented sir not workaholic sir,my skill are tailoring and am learning to code

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RisenPhoenix1:


Yes. If you provide adequate security for the loan or a known guarantor who doesn't have to be a politician. In fact, there are some professional groups who are eligible for loans higher than that based on their qualifications.

The dearth of angel investors is due to the unreliability of the investee, that is not a problem that the government caused, but our own untrustworthy character. I believe that it would be difficult to get an angel investor anywhere in the world if you reveal beforehand that you are a Nigerian. Having said that, there are in n fact many angel investors in Nigeria. They just tend to keep their funds exclusively for young men and women that are known to them. In any case, oncefunds are obtained operating a business is much easier in Nigeria, and no one migrates abroad because they want to meet angel investors anyway.

The minimum wage is not a factor here. And in no country in the world is minimum wage 'enough for average living' if by that you mean a middle class standard of life. That is why it is called minimum wage.

I don't think so. Like I said, given sufficient funds, there is nothing we can obtain in the West that we cannot obtain here. I should actually make one exemption; a first class college education; but that is the only exemption. Everything else is available here at cheaper rates.

Easier said than done.

We hustle and work hard just to be exposed to the complex obstacles of huge unstable govt policies that keep killing long term businesses. Also dodging arbitrary & double taxations. Survival of business in Nigeria is small, IF U GET THE FUND TO START. that is the truth.

Real niggars know it.

Chairman you sabi.. Correct analysis

ogbonti:


Very true - that is gross pay, what of taxes? what about social security, medicare ? what about nuclear family bills? immigration bills? child support garnishment nko ? student loans repayment? alimony? legal expenses? rent / mortgage? energy bill? water bill? cell phone bill? trash collection? gas bill? car note bill? medical insurance bill? dental and vision bill? car insurance? medical bill? rental insurance bill nko? traffic ticket bills? food/ groceries nko? clothing nko? car repairs and maintenance nko? annual car registration nko? credit card bills nko? before you come send money to unappreciative relatives back home in Nigeria


when you survive paying SOME of these bills that apply to you or ALL of them that apply to you as stated above - you no go get power self reply this useless thread

After you will call your brother in America wicked for not sending you at least 300 USD from the 1,400 USD check - na wetin go chop all that money I don list above so - make una get sense for that Nigeria oooo ENUFF SAID!!!!!

bloggerblogger2:
YOU MAY AGREE OR DISAGREE.

A 100K monthly salary earner in Nigeria is better than a 400K monthly salary earner in the United States.

The luxury lifestyles some of us live here with 100K, cannot sustain us a day over there. We can’t try such in US and save a dim.

Some of our annual rent here is weekly/ monthly rent over there. Can you pay over 100K naira monthly house rent with 400K monthly salary here in Nigeria? You can’t do that, but you don’t have a choice over there. You pay or kicked out of the house.

Some of our people over there are becoming wiser now. They don’t mind sleeping on the streets, work for at least 5-10yrs, move back to Nigeria with their savings. You cannot survive with 100M living comfortably a year over there. Tax go finish you up. But you can live large with 100M for 5yrs or more here in Nigeria depends on your lifestyles tho.

You don’t pay unnecessary tax here. But in foreign countries you pay almost everything.
In naija you can own 10 cars..not in the United States because you pay for packing space for each car. You get the point now?

Some of our people in diaspora, once they earn $10K in a month or so, depends on the job, they’d send $9K down to their Nigeria account and keep $1K for their upkeep. Some would buy lands and build houses for rent or some other businesses.
If you don’t do that, you’d work all your life and come back with nothing. Those of you on this method are wise. But becareful of the people you send your money to here. Trust no one! Get a trustworthy lawyer involved.

U can make unnecessary noise or play loud music here. You can’t try such over there and not find yourself in police cell.

So you see….We are privileged here. We only need to get bad political leaders off the way. By getting involved in politics, national, state, LGA and community affairs. That’s how American youth you admire, do.

They don’t just fold hands, wailing and waiting for a miracle. They debate, disagree, challenge, involved and create. You get the point now?

How you go dey use naira dey compare dollar on lifestyle.
That 400k might be less than minimum wage there.
How you expect to live below the minimum wage?

SarkinYarki:
You live luxury lifestyle with 100k a month? Are you sure you know what you are saying?

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The guy just dey yarn nonsense. I earn 100k. Transport alone na like 25k. I do extra runs to meet up my bills. No savings o and no luxury cos the money can't go near there.
Rent is high now. Plenty people don relocate to Lagos. The cost of apartment don skyrocket. A single room for Coker na 250k. A room self contained na 550k. Room n parlour self-contained na 700k. He no cheap at all

Food items alone take 60percent of the bills. what is left is nothing. I do like three extra runs with my monthly job. The task no be here ooo. I pay nepa and still got to fuel my gen. I don abandon gotv long ago because na waste of time. I rather load movies on my flash.

100k na coins today. I pity the next generation

Yes. If you provide adequate security for the loan or a known guarantor who doesn't have to be a politician. In fact, there are some professional groups who are eligible for loans higher than that based on their qualifications.

The dearth of angel investors is due to the unreliability of the investee, that is not a problem that the government caused, but our own untrustworthy character. I believe that it would be difficult to get an angel investor anywhere in the world if you reveal beforehand that you are a Nigerian. Having said that, there are in n fact many angel investors in Nigeria. They just tend to keep their funds exclusively for young men and women that are known to them. In any case, oncefunds are obtained operating a business is much easier in Nigeria, and no one migrates abroad because they want to meet angel investors anyway.

The minimum wage is not a factor here. And in no country in the world is minimum wage 'enough for average living' if by that you mean a middle class standard of life. That is why it is called minimum wage.

I don't think so. Like I said, given sufficient funds, there is nothing we can obtain in the West that we cannot obtain here. I should actually make one exemption; a first class college education; but that is the only exemption. Everything else is available here at cheaper rates.

Including world class healthcare?
because I wonder why your president travels to uk to recharge his battery.
What about security n kidnapping?
Some people like to deceive themselves.

If u can earn developed countries type of wages, living in any 3rd world country will be a paradise. That privilege not unique to nigeria.

BigDawsNet:

Like you said cut yoour coat according to my size
Tho to be honest we have very cheap rent across the US

Do you miss Nigeria?

anastasius:

Do you miss Nigeria?

100% But I'm not willing to visit because of the insecurities...

I still wanna become the president of Nigeria someday...

Saving and Investing is depends on personal priority, but another question one needs to answer is this: if you are saving, what are you saving for?
But be it as it may, save little why also investing

planetx:
If you have money Nigeria is 100 times better than America. I traveled to the US the first time in 1996 so don't quote me if you have never been to MMIA

They don’t just gerrit

It only those without money that do this “I must go abroad by fire by force “

The rich peeps in Nigeria live right here in Lagos,Nigeria…DJ cuppy , Davido ,kiddwaya and co.

Even Teni is a US citizen ,no matter how many times these peeps go outside , they love coming back

You can’t be overly comfortable outside , most America peeps u see live dia lives on credit , even dia iPhones are on credit , cars etc

Pay check to pay check citizens

You won’t know this , till you go for yourself
Like I said earlier, if you are rich in Nigeria, you won’t even think of VISA self .

ILoveDemMANNA:
This is interesting.


Is this an error or what?
What do you mean by spend 100 MILLION for 5 years?
Or You mean 5 Generations ?

Which kin devil lifestyle person wan live and spend 100 Million in 5 years, him wan dey travel go hell fire twice in a month go flex with devilhimself

lol