98% of us living in abroad that say they will never go back to Nigeria, don't have investment back home: no house, no business. Who wants to live in white man's country where he or she is being discriminated against? Who wants to live in a country where he or she is looked at as second-class citizen? I watched a very horrific video few days ago where a black lady, in America was executed by the police officer she called upon for help. As people of colour our abode is supposed to be Africa.
Actually, the video is more about decision on settling down wherever you find your peace of mind. Very good and commendable content. Injustice, insecurity, oppression, fraud and racism or some sort of tribalism also exist in Africa. So, no matter where one settles on earth, there is always good and bad side, so its better to just leave good legacy behind.
@@pa3j666 yes. It is true that one has to settle wherever he finds peace of mind but is it in a foreign land where you are cut-off from your family? Is it in a foreign land where you are treated as less human? We know we have problem of tribalism in Nigeria but you still have a choice to move to other places where you could be treated as a king. I'm not saying that living in diaspora is bad, but are you going to stay there perpetually imbibing discrimination and hate? Your spirit is tied to the country of your birth because your umbilical cord was buried there.
@@geesimon1372 I beg to differ! The UA-cam content is a lot on point. She encourage investment wherever you find your rest of mind and sanity, not reason you should not stay here or there. Afterall, everywhere on earth has good and bad side.
@@pa3j666 I totally agree with you. I'm looking at it figuratively. She is not telling anybody to relocate to Nigeria. Anybody that likes can spend the rest of his or her life abroad. I have watched several videos of this lady and I know her standpoint
98% of us living in abroad that say they will never go back to Nigeria, don't have investment back home: no house, no business. Who wants to live in white man's country where he or she is being discriminated against? Who wants to live in a country where he or she is looked at as second-class citizen? I watched a very horrific video few days ago where a black lady, in America was executed by the police officer she called upon for help. As people of colour our abode is supposed to be Africa.
True talk....Thank you so much for watching
Actually, the video is more about decision on settling down wherever you find your peace of mind. Very good and commendable content. Injustice, insecurity, oppression, fraud and racism or some sort of tribalism also exist in Africa. So, no matter where one settles on earth, there is always good and bad side, so its better to just leave good legacy behind.
@@pa3j666 yes. It is true that one has to settle wherever he finds peace of mind but is it in a foreign land where you are cut-off from your family? Is it in a foreign land where you are treated as less human? We know we have problem of tribalism in Nigeria but you still have a choice to move to other places where you could be treated as a king. I'm not saying that living in diaspora is bad, but are you going to stay there perpetually imbibing discrimination and hate? Your spirit is tied to the country of your birth because your umbilical cord was buried there.
@@geesimon1372 I beg to differ! The UA-cam content is a lot on point. She encourage investment wherever you find your rest of mind and sanity, not reason you should not stay here or there. Afterall, everywhere on earth has good and bad side.
@@pa3j666 I totally agree with you. I'm looking at it figuratively. She is not telling anybody to relocate to Nigeria. Anybody that likes can spend the rest of his or her life abroad. I have watched several videos of this lady and I know her standpoint