Than for this comparison, though you mentioned mostly the difference in quantity and price, wish you said something about quality the weather for example.
Don't forget that an apartment in Mauritius comes fully furnished unlike in Nigeria where you're basically renting an empty house. And also, house rent in areas in Lagos and Abuja that are similar to Mauritius in look arennotnless than 1.5 million for a one bedroom flat. I think we need to take into cognisanze the relativity.
Actually enjoyed the video. Playfully interactive, insightful and digestive. On the whole I think Mauritius is a boring place for people that lived or grow up in any Nigerian city. Keep the good job on. Nice one.
Also, I must admit that we have a weird relationship with languages. Our whole education system is in English and parliament too. But we talk mostly in French or creole (depending on your background).
Mauritian here, there are yams and plantains in Mauritius. It's just not popular as in Nigeria. I wonder where you go for grocery shopping. A mauritian friend or acquaintance could direct you to the right place.
Could you maybe get for me or direct me to the right place? Also don't think you'll have the same specie of yam that we have in Nigeria but would be happy if I could get
@@TheodosiaOyibo sis great job you are doing,.. But honestly you haven't made a video of what have been asking, Mauritius only allows Nigerians to stay for 14 days, but please how comes you are based there?? How did you do it, please is there an extension after 14 days?? All this we need to know, are there jobs like caregiver, elderly care homes where one can work thanks.
Go to a grocery store and ask where you can get, 'Batate Blanc'. But it might sound rude if a woman was to ask that to anybody. Better let the man go first. That's a rough translation for Nigerian yam. The other white root they usually use on the Island is cassava as Mauritians we love puddings. Better even Google a picture and show them. You would have more chance in markets though. About plantains we don't have it but it can be grown as it's similar to a banana. You could maybe grow it where you renting with permission and tell the owner the first batch you give him free fried plantain.
Basic standards of living, access to water, electricity, good roads, health care, water and jobs....u need to address this, they are life necessities which are difficult here.
Nice video, but there are a lot of factors that should be looked into like population. Mauritius has a population of about one point something million while Nigeria is 200 million.
Theodosia, you and your friends that come to tell us negative things about Mauritius as if we've not heard about the place seems to me like you're not patriotic. If you people claim that Nigeria is better in the areas you mentioned, we want to see you people back here in Nigeria. 'mean it's unfair that you're not even acknowledging the country that made you see the light of the day. I guess you need repentance. Unknown to you that the negative things you say can't stop Nigerians from migrating, except money. Your viewers know you're deceiving them from what you're saying, so cut it out.
Lmaoooo. Have you lived in Mauritius before? Before you use your keypad and type without any sense, live in Mauritius for 5 years. Do your UA-cam channel and advise people. God bless
@@TheodosiaOyibo are you more than the people that have said so many good things about the country? I've not seen any positive review from you about this country, and yet you're still there
@@christennwafo5257 please come and suffer like your Nigerian brothers and sisters doing menial jobs. Nigerians are in prison and dying here but you can come and join them. I made this video over three years ago and that was the current situation of things. I have made other videos. If you lack understanding please seek advise instead of bashing. I have your time today. I was a student when that video was made. I have gone ahead to graduate from my masters and have been working in Mauritius for over two years. Please look for other Mauritius content creator to advise you bikonu. Bless
@@christennwafo5257 if you rally watched the videos you’ll see that the rating was not bad. It was balanced and truthful. You people don’t like the truth. You like lies. People complain about Canada and uk everyday. Has that stopped them from living there or going back home? This video is only an insight to what to expect when you live in Mauritius and not to ask you not to come. Bless
As a student in Mauritis, can i take care of my feeding, accomodation and tuition fees all by myself with the salary i get working as a student? I am currently in Nigeria
@@odemodamilola5294 well I have more videos highlighting this. However it would be difficult for you. Foreigners do not get admin roles in Mauritius You don’t speak French or creole
Thank you for being so honest and objective. Please, can you talk about income in mauritius. I mean is Mauritius better in terms of income, I am planning to come to Mauritius for study. But after watching this video, I want to rethink. skeptical now. I dont think the country is really better than Nigeria by your comparism. What do you think ?.
Maurituis everyone feels confortable and you can learn both in french or english,electricity 24/24, security cool , transport ,welcoming.nigerians themselves are tribilist,not to talk About nigerians fustrating foreigners.nigerians are not welcoming,but rather when they see foreigngers they think only about scaming or rubering you.please never you bring up this debate.its incomparable
Electricity isn't always 24/7 but it's better than nigeria by far. Nigerians are very welcoming my dear. Go to Nigeria and see for yourself. And I don't think the right word is tribalism if you are not nigerian. Ps: not everybody is a scammer or armed rubber. I don't scam or Rob people
I'm assuming this is in $ and not Rs. Although, it's hard to get an idea without a spreadsheet with income and outgoings. I always live off of savings when I go and haven't made the leap over to living off of income yet. I did get a good job last time of 5,000Rs per week, but only found a week's work, otherwise I may have understood incomings and outgoings better. I think I understand that savers is cheaper than super U to make your money last but I never fully managed to move like I have to other places. So what's cheap? How do you make a wage last? My plan was savers supermarket and taxi collective.
@@TheodosiaOyibo I don't know. It's hard to figure out. Before it was easy but now I'm getting further and further away from understanding how to get back. One day I'll make it. One day! I dream so so much
Than for this comparison, though you mentioned mostly the difference in quantity and price, wish you said something about quality the weather for example.
The weather difference isn’t much. It’s a tropical country
Don't forget that an apartment in Mauritius comes fully furnished unlike in Nigeria where you're basically renting an empty house. And also, house rent in areas in Lagos and Abuja that are similar to Mauritius in look arennotnless than 1.5 million for a one bedroom flat. I think we need to take into cognisanze the relativity.
I agree with you on that one o
Actually enjoyed the video. Playfully interactive, insightful and digestive. On the whole I think Mauritius is a boring place for people that lived or grow up in any Nigerian city. Keep the good job on. Nice one.
Yall are beautiful. Also great video, i like how you expressed your honest opinions without disrespecting either culture. Way to go!
Ţhank youuuuu so much
Also, I must admit that we have a weird relationship with languages. Our whole education system is in English and parliament too. But we talk mostly in French or creole (depending on your background).
Four years down, I'm used to it
Yes very odd. Only when you go abroad you realise this disparity.
@@TheodosiaOyibo please drop your email I bring my brother to muritius to want to know about the employment regards skill worker thanks
@@alexchinonso3239 my email is in the description box
Mauritian here, there are yams and plantains in Mauritius. It's just not popular as in Nigeria. I wonder where you go for grocery shopping. A mauritian friend or acquaintance could direct you to the right place.
Could you maybe get for me or direct me to the right place? Also don't think you'll have the same specie of yam that we have in Nigeria but would be happy if I could get
@@TheodosiaOyibo sis great job you are doing,.. But honestly you haven't made a video of what have been asking, Mauritius only allows Nigerians to stay for 14 days, but please how comes you are based there?? How did you do it, please is there an extension after 14 days?? All this we need to know, are there jobs like caregiver, elderly care homes where one can work thanks.
@Henrietta Obi if you watched my other videos you'll know I came here through school. Jobs like caregivers to foreigners are not possible
Go to a grocery store and ask where you can get, 'Batate Blanc'. But it might sound rude if a woman was to ask that to anybody. Better let the man go first. That's a rough translation for Nigerian yam. The other white root they usually use on the Island is cassava as Mauritians we love puddings.
Better even Google a picture and show them. You would have more chance in markets though.
About plantains we don't have it but it can be grown as it's similar to a banana. You could maybe grow it where you renting with permission and tell the owner the first batch you give him free fried plantain.
Really really appreciate these videos as someone coming there soon.
Thank you❤🥰
Basic standards of living, access to water, electricity, good roads, health care, water and jobs....u need to address this, they are life necessities which are difficult here.
There's a video on living in Nigeria vs living in Mauritius. Check it out
I don't think access to water should be a problem for anybody
@@TheodosiaOyibo so you don't know some people don't have drinkable and portable water in Nigeria??
Not in Mauritius please
@@TheodosiaOyibo ok
Nice video, but there are a lot of factors that should be looked into like population. Mauritius has a population of about one point something million while Nigeria is 200 million.
Precisely so, over 200 million so definitely it would be different
It's Eko blushing after being called a special guest for me 😂
Lmao guy I am a guest nah 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂 I can't
This comment is still funny till today 🤣
@@TheodosiaOyibo 🤣🤣
When you talk about Nigeria food , don't they have African store there like the way the do in Dubai?
No they don't
y'all haven't been to Nigeria in 2022😂😂
So you mean to say no school teach in English Language in Mauritius?
That's not was said in the video
Content please ... Not smiles!
Thank you for this great content. Is there a WhatsApp group for Nigerians in Mauritius, or those planning to relocate?
I will like to join please
Add me to the group
There's no group
Haha😄, if it's fast buses you're after, you should try the Triolet Bus service, they don't drive those buses, but fly them.
😂😂😂
No light in Nigeria anymore...ask your siblings in Nigeria
Is the Mauritius in Africa or Wich continent and can i move there and live permanent
Mauritius is in Africa and you should watch my other videos
"You miss naija food" 🚶♂️ . Come back now 😫😫
Vawulence 😂😂😂😂
Why this one dey vex 😂😂😂
Guy shey you won't visit me and send me gala bayi🤣🤣🤣🤣
Theodosia, you and your friends that come to tell us negative things about Mauritius as if we've not heard about the place seems to me like you're not patriotic. If you people claim that Nigeria is better in the areas you mentioned, we want to see you people back here in Nigeria. 'mean it's unfair that you're not even acknowledging the country that made you see the light of the day. I guess you need repentance. Unknown to you that the negative things you say can't stop Nigerians from migrating, except money. Your viewers know you're deceiving them from what you're saying, so cut it out.
Lmaoooo. Have you lived in Mauritius before? Before you use your keypad and type without any sense, live in Mauritius for 5 years. Do your UA-cam channel and advise people. God bless
@@TheodosiaOyibo are you more than the people that have said so many good things about the country? I've not seen any positive review from you about this country, and yet you're still there
@@christennwafo5257 please come and suffer like your Nigerian brothers and sisters doing menial jobs. Nigerians are in prison and dying here but you can come and join them.
I made this video over three years ago and that was the current situation of things. I have made other videos. If you lack understanding please seek advise instead of bashing. I have your time today.
I was a student when that video was made. I have gone ahead to graduate from my masters and have been working in Mauritius for over two years.
Please look for other Mauritius content creator to advise you bikonu. Bless
@@christennwafo5257 if you rally watched the videos you’ll see that the rating was not bad. It was balanced and truthful. You people don’t like the truth. You like lies.
People complain about Canada and uk everyday. Has that stopped them from living there or going back home?
This video is only an insight to what to expect when you live in Mauritius and not to ask you not to come. Bless
If you guys says they don't speak English then what do they speak
English isn't their first language. Its Creole then French then English
What about coming there for hustling
What's the meaning of hustling?
So,in general,is it a good idea to live there with one's family?
It is.
Do you access Twitter from Mauritius?
Yes, if you actually watched the video you would have seen my twitter handle all over the screen
Don't they have transport/bus apps? There are apps for almost everything in China.
Actually they don't
3k for food? Waoh wetin I dey chop, me na like times 4
You spend 12k on food every month? 🙆♂️
@@TheodosiaOyibo Oil money !!!!
Exactly!!!!
Not 12k but how can u say everything u eat in a month na 3k, how u dey do am?
Well true sha
Hello my sister I wish to come there to work and my my is barbing hope it will easy for me and am in Libya fit now
Why una no use GPS... thanks for your personal opinions tho lol... thank you
Is there no west African grocery store there?
Check out @theafricanfoodshopmu on IG
I'm only interested in doing business,is there Nigerian doing business there?
Is there jobs opportunity in Mauritius?
Watch my other videos and find out. I've answered that in one ofthem
Cost of living can be minimized, if you are streetwise.
Explain
I enjoyed watching this video. I wish to come work there soon. Thanks for the tips
Best of luck!
nobody talks about seafood fish in an island wow
Fish is expensive here lol
Meaning Nigeria 3/5 Mauritius 2/5
As a student in Mauritis, can i take care of my feeding, accomodation and tuition fees all by myself with the salary i get working as a student? I am currently in Nigeria
No you most definitely cannot afford to pay for those things as a student here
@@TheodosiaOyibo So what can the salary as a student afford me to do?
How to apply there visa pls
Please can I get administrative job in Mauritius directly from Nigeria?
Administrative job like?
Well, I’m currently an admission officer in a higher institution
@@odemodamilola5294 well I have more videos highlighting this. However it would be difficult for you.
Foreigners do not get admin roles in Mauritius
You don’t speak French or creole
Please What kind of job is suitable because I want to relocate through work route
@odemodamilola5294 tech jobs
What of jobs availability
I would love to get a permanent residence,Am Nigerian
Then you buy the residency through investment with $100,000
Which is not permanent because you will get 10years before you can apply
tell me what to bring for you from Nigeria
😂😂😂😂😂 thank you for asking
Food, clothes etc 😂
How about internet, the cost, the speed?
Internet is affordable, speed is fast
Thank you for being so honest and objective. Please, can you talk about income in mauritius. I mean is Mauritius better in terms of income,
I am planning to come to Mauritius for study. But after watching this video, I want to rethink. skeptical now. I dont think the country is really better than Nigeria by your comparism. What do you think ?.
You can still come o
3k naira for 1 month food?
Currency is in rupees
How about job availability please??
Check my video answering questions about Mauritius
How would you compare the speed and cost internet/data services? That's really important to know, especially when remote work is involved. Thank you
It's way better and cheaper
Maurituis everyone feels confortable and you can learn both in french or english,electricity 24/24, security cool , transport ,welcoming.nigerians themselves are tribilist,not to talk About nigerians fustrating foreigners.nigerians are not welcoming,but rather when they see foreigngers they think only about scaming or rubering you.please never you bring up this debate.its incomparable
Electricity isn't always 24/7 but it's better than nigeria by far. Nigerians are very welcoming my dear. Go to Nigeria and see for yourself. And I don't think the right word is tribalism if you are not nigerian. Ps: not everybody is a scammer or armed rubber. I don't scam or Rob people
I'm assuming this is in $ and not Rs. Although, it's hard to get an idea without a spreadsheet with income and outgoings. I always live off of savings when I go and haven't made the leap over to living off of income yet. I did get a good job last time of 5,000Rs per week, but only found a week's work, otherwise I may have understood incomings and outgoings better. I think I understand that savers is cheaper than super U to make your money last but I never fully managed to move like I have to other places. So what's cheap? How do you make a wage last? My plan was savers supermarket and taxi collective.
Its in rs. Again you want to live on roti with your whole family? Well seems like you have it figured out. Goodluck 🥰
@@TheodosiaOyibo I don't know. It's hard to figure out. Before it was easy but now I'm getting further and further away from understanding how to get back. One day I'll make it. One day! I dream so so much