I relocated to Nigeria with £50,000 and lost it all
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- I relocated to Nigeria with £50,000 and lost it all is a story of a gentle man who relocated to Nigeria from the Uk few years back and lost of all of his money. I decided to share his story to see what we can learn from this interesting Case Study.
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1) Buy Asset not liability.
2) Do your research
3) Live low profile
4) Don't put all eggs in one basket.
5) Stay away from family and friends issues.
Kizzy that’s is the BEST SUPPORTIVE ADVISE YOU CAN EVER GIVE TO AN ACHIEVER.
You are awesome
Well said
Kizzy I appreciate you sharing this important information!!
Thank you ,number 3 is very important, if you want be successful in life.
50 thousand pounds is way more than enough to relocate to Nigeria only if u stay away from family issues
@Augustine & have your own house so that you don't have to pay for accommodation, avoid the beggy beggy people, focus, with grown children, you will succeed by hard work & grace.
@@JD-oz6nq u are so right,family and friends problem is the main issues in that country, if one can stay away from family and friends issues u will be fine
Family and friends are a huge drain to ones resources. They keep asking and asking it never ends...hmmm
@@xixtrey8148 u are right,they never stop demanding
This family tried for the fact they were able to take 50K pounds home. Anyone saying 50K is not enough to take to Nigeria then that person would remain in the west forever. They is never enough money one can save to relocate to Nigeria. Someone can even take less than that and turn it around and still succeed.
Can someone PLEASE ask Franklyn: what kind of business is the brother into in Nigeria, his knowledge and experience about the business, did he do some research on the business subject etc... Food4Thaught, I think it's not about how much you willing/invested in a business, your know-how and feasibility studies sure will perhaps, see you through. There is more to be unpacked with regards to this story...
I will never give anyone my savings that I have saved to start over back home! never.
I feel the person just want feed the sentiments of blackmailing Nigeria.
Lots of UK educated citizens have researched, found beautiful opportunities and invested. I saw a UA-cam video of a young lady who was even recognised by Prince Charles in the UK for entrepreneurial contributions in the UK yet, she's relocated her business to Nigeria and said, she is not going back to UK.
50k is more than enough. Enough said.
@@jayaustin1939 why I said no amount will be enough to take to Nigeria is because even though you take 2m dollars to Nigeria and you are a squanderer all will evaporate in a short time. Family members, friends will still finish it. So it depends on you the individual how you handle your finances.
How many western world citizens have £50k in their account? I’m moving to Nigeria 🇳🇬 soon. I used public bus in Lagos and bike many times whenever I’m in Nja. Your life style will determine your future in any business in Nigeria is not about how much because no amount of money can be enough anywhere in the world if you don’t have plan especially Nigeria.
Llllllllllllllllllllo llol
@SamuelOlaogun Exactly, thank you
U are hundred percent correct
It's unbelievable how some people are saying 50000 pounds is not enough. Many of them living in the diaspora can't boast of 1k in there savings. smh
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Many can’t pay their bills without going into an overdraft.
@@Neddie2k 🤣🤣🤣
@@Neddie2k ain't that the truth 😂
50k pounds is too small...speak for yourself.
Even the Queen of England wouldn’t go to Nigeria to spend 50,000 pounds. Only someone who didn’t work for it would say that money is not much.
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I forgot to had this to my comment, some of my friends was told that i'm back in lagos, they call me that they wanted to come see me, i accepted and i gave them my farm address when they came they saw me harvesting sweet potato from farm, i'm looking dirty and sweating everywhere. i swear they cant open their mouth to ask me for money... what they can't do for living they saw me doing it..but the fact is that i know what i wanted. i'm in nigeria to work not to be father christmas.
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You're right, Phrankleen. Broke people belittle money--any amount of money. That's why they are always broke in the first place. Money stays with people that honors and respects it. 50,000.00 pounds isn't a pocket change. It's a life-transforming amount. 98% of Nigerians do not have anything close to that whopping sum. That man who cannot make anything with #50,000 pounds will make a mess of 50 billion.
50,000 pounds converted to US dollars $70,958.75 wow 😳
I was going to say the exact same thing 😂🤔!!
Took me 5 years to save 78k...am here in the U.S ... I work since 14.. currently 19 .. I think 80 times before spending a dollar.
@@lovelife7740 that’s good man I’m in the us for almost 10 years I can’t save 20K
This is the best video I have ever watched in UA-cam as a Nigerian resident in UK. You literally hit the nail at the head .kudos to you Phrankleen.
This is the reason why I love your channel so much. You just spoke my mind. If you go to Nigeria with 50K pounds and you didn't make it, you are a prodigal son. Live low and aim high and all will be well with you.
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I wish this episode goes on for two hours because everything u said are completely right.Nigeria is country that everyone is looking for a way to drain your pocket which ever way they can.
Word!
The prodigal son lost all his money and returned home penniless and humble. And wiser.
Low profile. Yup, never flash your wealth in foreign country.
50k pound is a lot of money even in America. You can start a modest business in Nigeria with it. But absentee owner or remote control business is recipe for failure. Never trust money into the hand of even your very brother if it is a business. Helping is one thing, business is another.
Am a 22 year old cleaner abroad got here immediately after my studies abroad
Between 1 year 3 months I acquired a plot of land and building my shop on it .
What you said it true my aunty living on the UK warned me not to listen to those" money leeches"back home
I took the advice now am doing exceptionally well
Alot made me their enemy but the monetary demand is just too much 😔😔they don't care if you have money or not
Protect your resources bro... don't give a toss about what they think.
@@chineduo.maurice6822 Awww 🙂 thanks am a lady not bro 😁
To hell with the enemies!! Let them all go to blazes. How many really care about your struggle, headache,stress,pain involved in obtaining your daily bread,to sustain yourself overseas?! Let them all hold hands and jump into the lagoon!!
Relocation needs proper planning. If you have a normad mentality, relocating home, either to Naija or anywhere doesn't has to be a nightmare. It all depends on your altitude and mentality.
A guy I know lived in UK for more than a decade without paper, he just couldn't fix his paper. He concluded to learn professional plumbing. While he learns in the UK, from the stipends he earned, he started to buy equipments for his plumbing work and ship home to Nigeria, little by little.
After the training he hustle a while and acquire all his equipment, bought one way ticket and return home to Naija.
He came home with little money but with experience plumbing skills and equipments. It didn't took him up to one years before his plumbing contractor work pickups. The guy is in money as I speak now, he has 12 staffs, which he personally re-traied working for him.
If you go home and begin to flex, before you know, your money go finish. If you stay humble those on the ground will open doors for you.
Is not how much money you bring to Nigeria or Africa that matter, but whats your plans? How practicable are your plans? Where are you going, how did you intend to get to where you're going. The man who knows where he is going is never late for his journey.
Plan wisely and be money wise
Wise words 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
That was a smart guy. If every illegal person living in foreign country learn that lesson they would not be homeless when they get deported. This goes for Caribbean people too. My papa use to tell us " "The man for victory is the one who is prepared " He also said" Never keep company with those who have less than us" They will be your enemies and try to bring you down by borrowing.
Wow, what a quote! 'The man who knows where he is going is never late for his journey'.
@@AbbeyAdeb a brilliant quote I agree and one I will add onto my repertoire of wise quotes
Here in the UK it's a challenge to raise £50 000, you must be on very high income.
Not necessarily. U must have high DISCIPLINE
@@flourishomotola5306 and depending on where in the UK you live, be ready to stretch yourself
You are the correct person brother, I watched a UA-cam by Wode Maya to be precise. A woman from Canada returned to her homeland with $10,000 Canadian dollars and now she regretted to have waited long to return because she's making huge returns today in Africa.
50K Pounds? it's huge bruh.
How was he smart enough to save £50k but not smart enough to invest it wisely. There is always a lesson to learn.
You can be pennywise but dollar foolish
£50,000 at the current rate is almost 35million naira. This is more than enough if you live a low profile lifestyle and reinvestment of 25million in real estate. You can get a good bungalow for as low as 10million in Nigeria. You don't have to live in Lekki. You can have two bungalows in Ibadan and still have money to live on. I am commenting based on heuristic knowledge.
I watch that soap Lekki wives, it is so funny and over pretentious in a hilarious way.
@@kristJ25 errr... How's that relevant to what he's saying? Because he mentioned Lekki?
You cannot get a good bungalow in Lekki for 10 million. My agent tried for months to find me one and it was just impossible. I ended up managing to get a 2 bedroom for 15 million in Lekki and that was the absolute cheapest and I also have to pay move in charge so altogether it's like 16 million.🥴 Property in Lekki is crazy expensive.
Some one modest bedroom flats in some of the poorest inner city London boroughs cost anything between £800 to £1200 monthly to rent. Check it out on Zoopla or Right move. Shocking! That's more than half of some people's monthly salary. Convert £800 to Naira, you also have to pay Council Tax, Gas, Electric, TV licence, Water bills, Transport, food etc, separately. Forget it! How much can one realistically save each month? That man did very well to have £50,000. Trust me!
The guy has no plan at all, is not organise one bit and to crown it all the guy is wasteful. £50k is massive money here in the UK and a huge amount in Nigeria, its more than enough to do a proper business to stand well in Nigeria. The guy must have carried Covid 19 Bounce Back Loan of £50k to Nigeria to show off because if he saved that money, he wouldn't be this wasteful. Thank you Phrankleen
Guess how long it takes to save £50k,
£500 save a month it will take 8 years 4 months
£1k a month will take 4 years and 2 months
£2k a month will take 2 years and a month.
How many people can actually save £500 a month?
Now that you put it that way 😁👌🏾
If you build your house before you go, put that money in a Uk account send your self the £500 pounds you can live like a king for 8 years and 4 months in Ghana and have no job. Well I could !
I could actually live on £250
@@nanafrima5522 making it 16years if you could live on £250 per month. But in this scenario I thinks its a family and not just one person
@@geerashy7724 even a family can live on it dependant on how you want to live. A banker on a good salary takes home about £200 a month if you use public transport buy local goods stay away from the imports from the west you can live on that and have money left over. The biggest expense is rent that’s why I say build your house and if you can even ship your car and your set.
We have to stop being liberal when going to Africa. I know so many people who lost tons of money being in good faith. It is sad how we get treated going back to Africa for development reasons and get ripped off.
This is brilliant content and applies to all African countries. The issues back home are never ending. “The dog fell from mango 🥭 tree is new one still 😂”
love from🇨🇩 to 🇳🇬. Keep spreading this knowledge.
Lol at “awon omo yin!” That thing pisses me off!
Driver dropped me at Ofada Hut on Awolowo Road and I was going to my cousin’s high end boutique down the road after eating. He was supposed to run errands and come back for me. He was taking too long. I flagged down a Keke maruwa, and during the small journey, the keke broke down. I got out, the Keke guy flagged down a colleague and I made it to the front of my cousin’s boutique. My cousin was shocked. I’m sure I even embarrassed her considering the caliber of people that come to her shop. Wetin consain me? Who levels epp? It’s your substance that matters not whether you’re riding Keke! I keep my low profile in Naija and enjoy doing so.
Nigeria is a good place to live if your head is working!
I was there, I'm in UK now and I know the difference.
People keep showing off what does not exist.
Haaaaa haaaaa... Na wa oo..
30m naria is never a small money. Most of us that left Nigeria in their mid and late 20s, amplify insecurity and electricity problem.
A fool and his money are soon parted..... Money will only rise or fall to the level of the mindset😎
I was just about to write that when I saw you wrote it. My dad used to tell us that as children.
I'm a Kenyan. The situation is the same in Kenya as in Nigeria. I enjoy your videos even the parts where you speak your native language 🤣. Thank you for grounding us diasporans.
My leeches expect gifts, chocolates, Organza, Nike, Gucci, Coach just for landing back home. It’s a Tax! Imagine that I never purchased some of those labels for myself but is expected to spend my savings for others. Never!!!!!
There's a way to deal with this
@@diplomatdiplomat2800 😂😂😂
@@elly300 When traveling home pack old clothes and shoes. Leave your designer clothes, handbags and jewlery home -- hide your IPHONE. If ask for money let them know you have no money your plane ticket is on credit card. Money is very limited. When they start complaining about needing money for this and that you tell them I'm going through the same. See how much time they sit and talk to you.😊
@@diplomatdiplomat2800 Why buy them gifts. They can buy their own
Your family so called friends have more than you in the bank. Just give them a big HUG😊
Hahaha omg that's so true.
Phrankleen,
Firstly, I love your channel.
Secondly, I haven't watched in a few weeks and just noticed and love your new monikor " Phrankleen The Emancipator" - it is fitting.
Your content is freeing me from some stagnant and limiting thinking that gets ingrained in the psyche. I am speaking as an African American (even though I hate that term. I prefer African born in America).
I am developing a new way of thinking. This story is especially great for people who want to travel to Africa with the thought of relocating to the continent and opening a successful business.
You have reaffirmed for me that my goal is obtainable as long as I plan, research and have back up plans.
Thanks and keep these videos coming.
Took me 5 years to save 78k...am here in the U.S ... I work since 14.. currently 19 .. I think 80 times before spending a dollar.
This is your best yet on this particular topic and a big thank you. You said it as it is!!! Kudos to you!!
thank you frankleen, you have said it all. thank you for highlighting one of the main issues we african living in the diaspora have been facing. The issue is that we do not even acknowledge that we have all these isssues that you mentioned ( pride, lack off planning, shame of been true to oneself, like catching kehkeh, or taxi instead of buying expensive cars, spending lavelishly on parties just to prove that you came with money, buying expensive cloths etc ..). I truly applaud you, and i hope that this will wahe up some of our brothers and sisters,. 50000 pounds is more than enough to relocate to any african country when you have a solid plan
Thank you phrankeen this is one the best for me, everything you said here make sense
So so facts! A lot of us leave here and go home to show off. Lifestyle and the way we approach business is the problem.
I believe it's genetic because people from the Caribbean never grew up in Nigeria but are Nigerians by DNA and the same stupidity lies in them when it comes to living overseas and mismanaging their finances. They have the same issues.
It’s the same in my home country, when we go back home everyone comes around and you are expected to be the bank of Africa. I say don’t feed their problems. Even if you are there it’ doesn’t mean you are the answer to their problems, you’ll be starting something you can’t maintain giving them false hope. Diaspora people feed it by giving what they don’t have, then they wonder why people keep coming back for more; where in Africa is there free money.... When your in Africa it’s best to move alone! When you move with people who have nothing to offer and only know how to say give me you’ll soon find yourself broke! There will always be an element of this but if you decide to give make sure you give to people who can give something back in return. Even a person with money will come around begging meanwhile they are building a 5 story home.
if you cant help then do not go back, start a new life and continue but going back to a place where people are 10x worse off than you are is wrong because you know that you CAN help and not starve at home. you are just selfish and not self less. whenever I plan on going back home i put aside 80% of my money. My job is to help my people who otherwise have no hope. I helped my cousin buy an electric motor for his bicycle and a solar to charge it. he now can travel 20 miles per day easily.
@@vanderumd11 did you watch the video, people are helping the problem is that they are getting taken advantage of. No one person can solve everyone’s problems. When we go back home we go back to create business opportunities to employ the nation and make things better, but we are met with opposition people who are jealous of your money and what you can do for others. Instead of being a good employee they are focused on stealing what you have and doing for themselves. If I was in their position I would be a good employee save the money that is available to me then start my own thing when I can afford it. Not stealing and creating bad relationships and enemies. Even those who have it are still asking yet they are building properties so why is it down to foreigners to keeping funding them? Also I have sent money back for thing so they can start a business and create an income but you know what happens I then become the person to go to when there is a money problem, if they are not making money with the capital you have provided then maybe it is not a good business, you can’t just keep sending money for people to experiment with their ideas, how many failed projects are you supposed to fund before realising the person is just not good at business, I don’t have money to waste.
@@vanderumd11 majority of people help their families back home. However, some people are known to take advantage of us in the diaspora. Talking from a personal experience, my cousin whom is married with 3 kids, my father has been helping him and his family for YEARS. When we went back home we realized that he was actually doing very well. He bought a big house and all his kids are going to private school. This is a man who is not working but is doing very well and yet he continues to asks for money. My father barely have money for retirement because he spent all his money helping him....how is that fair??
"How much is 10 million, how much is 20 million? This had me rolling on the floor🤣😂🤣😂🤣. Who no go, no go know. Greetings from Saudi Arabia🇸🇦
Exactly. It is not fair expecting someone that has not crossed the borders for once in their lives to believe or even understand you when you're saying that overseas no be yam-beans, abroad no be moi-moi. For my mental health, I just let them wallow in their stupidity.
This session was informative and hilarious at the same as usual. Thank you Phrankleen
Thank you Phrankleen for this video, I am really inspired.
They will never agree with you phrankleen, You are too real and honest for this generation. I live in the US and I agree with you 100%.
I visit Nigeria twice a year for the last 8 yrs, I have never shipped a car home to use, I rather fix my brothers car with 200k and use it for a month and get out..... Nigerians will answer yes sir yes ma'am at the airport in US but start screaming when they get to the airport in Nigeria.
The same mentality is what made a friend working in Chevron to resign in Nigeria and relocate to the US with his family.......he has ran from Nigeria heaven into America hell fire of undocumented immigrants.
We are not Real.
PhrankyRemedies..., Another awesome talk from you...Twale Baba.
Brother thanks so much for having these conversations. Please keep educating our people
I have a very close friend from Nigeria and every time she spoke with her family on the phone she would tell them stories that shocked me until she explained. She used to tell them Britain was too racist and that the only job she could get was as a cleaner. She even told them she lived a room in a large house with other tenants like herself(my friend is a pharmacist)in reality she has a very good job with a mortgage in an affluent part of London. As a result her family never demanded much money from her.now I understand why she played herself down.her siblings even offered to send her some money, but she declined telling them, she earns just enough to pay her rent, buy food and transport. She even told them her friends give her clothes......i found it baffling until she explained.
Franco the oasis of wisdom i love your shows man keep them coming .
Bro you are100% correct they will never spend their kobo for you. A friend of mine drove me to Ibadan from Lagos i bought fuel for his car when we returned back to Lagos he said i should give him 25k for driving me to Ibadan. They are all the same.
Common street criminals with no VALUES SYSTEMS 😮😢
The last part of your show made me laugh so much both sides of my head aches...I owe you.
True talk! Do your homework before jumping into any business in Nigeria or anywhere in the world👌🏼
Thank you Phrankleen, tell them. 30million naira is a lot of money. Many of our people are so discontented and money freak. The question is how many human being has that kind of money all over the world? I like your critical content. You are always a pragmatist and realist. Excellent show.
Exactly my thoughts. Not just in n Nigeria, all over the world how many people have such amount of cash?
I think Nigerians think people pick money on the floor when they travel abroad
I think Nigerians think people pick money on the floor when they travel abroad
This gave me hope on relocating back. Thanks, you hit the nail on the head. And very funny too😅
Phrankleen my dear brother, some people can’t just keep a low profile or keep things simple. Thanks for your beautiful program.
Your topic is very educational. Keep it up.
Anytime i listened to your well articulated topics i always feels elated and encouraged by your raw truth sir
Aww thanks 🙏🏾
Great topic for discussion and learning. Thanks for bringing it up and sharing with us. Your points are solid! As someone moving to Ghana in a couple of months with a family of nine I found it very interesting and informative. In fact when I shared a video on our family channel about our relocation to Ghana one of my school friends here in the U.K. told me I would return back to the U.K. faster than Usain Bolt lol. I smiled and after a chat he saw why it was not difficult for us to make that decision.
This case study is not singled to Nigeria alone, but across Africa.
What I’ve observed is that many Diasporans who work 9-5 here move to the continent with savings and decide to start businesses. There’s nothing wrong with starting a business on the continent. In fact that’s what we should strive for. The problem is the lack of entrepreneurial mindset. A farmer does not expect to harvest when the season is not due. There’s a time gap between starting a business and getting your return on investment. Business minds quote this average to be 3 years. It could be less or more, so moving to Africa and starting a new business without any external income streams apart from your capital and hoping things would work out is a recipe for disaster because hope is not a strategy. Most of the time we lack the local expertise needed to get things going. In the end we lose money and return which puts a lot of fear in others thinking of making the move to the continent. As an online entrepreneur and digital marketing consultant my advise to brothers in the diaspora is to find some time and educate themselves on building online business systems that can create income streams to make transitioning to the continent easier. In that case you would have the patience and time you need to develop your new venture without the pressure of running out of capital. God bless all brothers and sisters in the diaspora and those on the continent. Together we can build the motherland for the next generation to enjoy!
I always tell people. "I'm not the Nigerian government, I can't solve everyone's problem" 🤷🏾
Fact 👊🏾😊
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Very well said.
I'm residing in Australia.
There are more than 53 friends and families who have been asking me to give them money.
I cannot solve everyone problem.
@@diplomatdiplomat2800 Very true and well said 👍
Even the Nigerian government cannot solve everyone's problems.
Phrankleen I love your honest mixed with humour! The same issues are real here in
the caribbean. It's very frustrating.
Ma broda this episode is very entertaining, and full of FACTS, love your passion men, I hope my people listen. Gbayi padi mii. From London with love 👍🇬🇧🇳🇬😎
Thanks 😀😀
@@Phrankleen13 you most welcome, am still watching today's episode. 😎
Fascinating. 🙌🏾❤️🙌🏾
Franklin that was a superb conversation....bravo
Good Topic!!! So educational.
Thanks!
To be honest, the cost of things is unstable. I've been buying things for a business since last year, items that cost N2,500 to N4,000. Items that cost N30k (December 2020) are now 45k (May 2021), all the vendors are saying dollar and cost of materials has increased.
I agree to an extent, another common behaviour by some of the said vendors who aren’t even directly affected is to hike prices to unscrupulously make more.... Na Naija way
@@Phrankleen13 That's exactly what I was about to say and hin no dey show for their body🤦🏿♂️
Mr. Phrankleen, you are so RIGHT. I used to think that such amount will never be ENOUGH back at home but listening to you has made me changed my mind.
It's like it is our blood to always show off. Making people at home get to know that we are from EUROPE. Also, we think helping family members, we are doing our BEST as in the right thing which that will make us to drown with ZERO CASH.
Really learnt alot in this livestream. Looking forward to listening to another educative one.
Thanks for sharing this and a HAPPY SUNDAY to you and to yours.......
SOMETIMES AGO, I MADE A COMMENT UNDER A POST ON INSTAGRAM CONDEMING HOW NIGERIAN GUYS SPLASH AND WASTE MONEY ON SO CALLED "LEKKI LIFE". YOU NEED TO SEE THE WAY OVER 50 PEOPLE SHAMED ME, SOME PEOPLE SAID I WAS THINKING BROKE!!!. I TOOK MY TIME TO GO THROUGH EACH OF THEMS PROFILE, AND I ENDED UP THANKING GOD !!!
Lots of miserable frustrated Nigerians on instagram.
Phrankleen i just love your show you are doing great brother God bless you more!
You are making a lot of sense bro. We started a real Estate business and employed my siblings. My sister was running the business, she ran the business to the ground and started her own. Today, our business is no more.
And there you go 🤷🏾♂️... it’s so sad to hear such story but that’s exactly what happens when you put families in charge.
Incredible video and contents 👏👏👏
Thank you and God bless you 🙏
Both Nigerians at home and diasporans needed to listen to this video. So much negativity, exaggeration and Xenophobia about the nation. Most of what's thrown out in social media is straight out lies- Our people at home are pathological liars, whiners and complainers even when their lifestyle showcased in their Facebook profile is totally opposite of what they're whining about.
OMG! God bless you for this video. I so much love your honesty ❤
Prankleen you're very on point and your delivery has me in stitches! So funny but spot on ...
I have laughed and laughed so hysterically. Everything you have said is true though rendered so humorously.
Traveling back to Naija, one just has to lie low and look ordinary in appearance. No need for unnecessary show off. Nigerians with their entitlement mentalities are looking for how to milk you dry the moment they hear that you just came back from "the abroad".
@Road247Success Not only African and Latin America, and the Phillipines
Or dare I say Asia too
Relocating from UK to Nigeria is a very wrong decision in the first place, family and friends will finish the money with their demands and blackmailing/problems and the moment they know you don't have all the money anymore, they move... sincerely, people here are very inconsiderate.. if you must come back, then stay in a place where you are not known and away as much as possible from extended family and old friends, they don't do no one any good...
Exactly
@Road247Success I always wondere if I didn’t go abroad how they live ?🤔
This is so educational, and yet humourous.
Thanks Baba Agbadagba. 😄😄
I'm Iyabode Adekunle I really appreciate your program very interesting I do learn a lots
Thank so much
If there no changes in the life of of any listener's it's means he or she can never learn
Great session my brother
I went to Nigeria market in Dec.2019 with 10thousand naira a day after I landed the country. I shopped for soup items and bought other stuffs i.e poundo and the rest. I didn't finish the money, infact I brought 3.5hundread back home and prepared a nice egusi soup that lasted for 4days. It's not as bad
My sister u are so right,Nigeria is not that expensive and it doesn’t take much to survive in that country.The only issue in that country are family and friends and if one can learn to stay away from family and friends issues u will be very ok
@@augustineijebome6089 fact 👍
Things are worse now after Corona
Fact,💯
Powerful!! Relocating to 9ja shouldn’t be moving to Lakki Phase 1. You said it all. Thanks for sharing!!
"If there was Olympics for hiding secrets, Nigerians would collect a gold medal!" Phrankleen, u no go kill person 😂😂😂 I laughed through this entire broadcast but trust me, I also learned some very valuable lessons. You are such a brilliant man! I wish I had an uncle like you when I was younger. Those of us who grew up abroad are slowly starting to understand matters of 'back home' thanks to people like you. Thank you so much for all you do.
Much love,
Adaeze
You have an e-uncle.
True, honestly nothing stays hidden forever, secrets always come to light.
If u have €50000 and u not ok in Nigeria, that mean u have a lot of problem. Things are cheap, lot of business to do.
You are a real omo Nija, you make me laugh so hard!! When you mentioned the spiritual aspect, it’s so true.
Mr Phrankleen, you hit the nail on the head. These guys have got more money than most of us living here. They've all got houses, etc. Humility is not a virtue that most Nigerians possess. Most of us are OTT in our dealings. Zero moderation. We are extravagant spenders. It's a Nigerian problem. People in diaspora have to be honest with their friends and family back home. I always, and I mean ALWAYS "manage" their expectations of me. I only started being able to save some money when I started managing their expectations.We have to push the reset button, as I strongly believe it's a mindset problem. Lovely video by the way. Keep trucking. I'm already a fan.
No country is perfect! What I see about this issue , we take responsibility for things that do not belong to us.
You're correct.
That head going down in the gesture of “low-profile” at 18:20-18:30 😂😂😂 I felt that in my spirit!!! Preach, Phrankleen!!!
The comedy that came with this episode 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂. Dope content as always
😁👍🏾 thanks 🙏🏾
99K followers... almost 100K! 🤩 🙌🏾👏🏾
Your reenactment of the Nigerian back home with their "over-the-top" British/American accent at the amala shop, etc, absolutely left me dead with tears rolling down my eyes 🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏾
So true though...
I just watched this, thank you. you are so right in everything you said I had to laugh so much with some of your expressions you came out with😀
My guy you are always on point
You're spot on, please tell them people that live here in the UK we don't see our friends for weeks even months
Very insightful video for folks in Diaspora
Your sense of humour meeenn, love it 🤣😂🤣
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Amazing and the jokes made it better
How can someone say 50k pounds in Nigeria is small money. Even here in Australia, I will do well with that kind of money. Na joke abi na wetin?
Asante Sana!!!
First saw you on the video about the Jamaican woman complaining about the hell hole of work work work and bills in America.
Had to subscribe and listen to all your videos which are very insightful, take no prisoners, think outside the box mentality and not one size fits all.
Was in England 2003/9 then a hiatus back home in Uganda until I moved here in Nashua, NH 2016 till now.
God Bless You Franklin I love 'KEEP A LOW PROFILE '
🤣🤣 Give that 50k to a boy from onitsha market and see what he becomes within 6 months.
I agree ☝🏾😁
Facts,💯
Ibo man 👨 🎉
Don't go to Nigeria behaving like the King and Queen of England . They will run you down 😂
Hahahaha
The guy who's the subject of this discussion obviously is still young and immature. He was more focused on flexing, impressing and living it up. Investing was an afterthought and he learned the hard way,that he should have been more frugal and conservative with his expenditure. 50k in Pounds doesn't fall out of the sky willy nilly.
watching this replay and laughing my head off. thanks for these stories - i came back to say 1.17 onwards is comedy gold hahahahaha
Phrankleen keeping it real!! 50k is a lot of money!!!
I enjoy your flows, too much gems you've dropped to reset the brains of some of us that are diasporans.
Thanks bro 👏🏾👏🏾
Papa Phrankleen.
You got the topic right my guy.
All you saying is true, God bless you. They blow everything out of proportion
Nice one good talk
I love the stories... living and learning. 🍍 nj-usa Aug 2021