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A US born Nigerian Moved back with $32000 and this happened
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- A US born Nigerian Moved back with $32000 and this happened is an extract from a previous UA-cam live stream where a 30 year old with $130,000 USD is contemplating on relocating to Nigeria with the sum he made from cryptocurrency investment.
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I am a creator and moving back home is a dream come true, i am on my third year building a gas station ⛽️ with shops and restaurant in Sierra Leone , I am 90% done. I do not want to die in the USA 🇺🇸 or Europe, I came to USA and Europe to hustle . Going back with my education and tools to give back is my individual reparation . I left Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 at 16 years old. I am doing this traveling from Los Angeles and Sierra Leone, back and forth , six , six months. 🌺
As a young Sierra Leonean this is also my goal, hope to move back in my mid 30s and build my foundation back home. Thanks for the inspiration sis, love from Toronto 🇨🇦🇸🇱
Let us get married.
@@KngKamara Good, I am in Freetown for two week. I just remember the almighty blessed us already, all we need to do is to do the work to change our continent and lives. Our beautiful Africa has gone through a lot, with no reparation. Thanks my brother hurry and come , we are waiting to pass our knowledge of returnee to you and others . 🌺
@@danielchukwuemeka ok my future husband , what is the next plan after your youtube proposal ?
Land banking, Network, Covert plans, Study the environment, Hang out with like minded people, Family & Friends dont have to be in the know. Love this topic, thanks.
Avoiding old friends who are broke is very important
Absolutely correct 👌🏾💥
The #1 rule and only rule to avoid BS
Extremely important
So what if you urself is broke, do you expect ur rich friends to avoid u that's not a good mindset if you believe in God some people have money with zero character I rather be friend a broke ass guy than a wealthy man with no moral
@@abduljaliladamu8610 you taking the point out of context. There are people u should avoid by all means broke or rich.
Great insights ! I am Nigerian living in the US.. I appreciate the guest a lot for his positivity towards Nigeria. It’s an amazing place to stay… no lie. I miss my family and friends.
If you don’t mind me asking but why did you move to the States? This question from an AA craving to touch my feet on the land of my ancestors, on theWest African continent somewhere….mainly Nigeria which is the highest percentage of my West African DNA reflects my ancestry. Just wondering why move here? I’m assuming it is for predominantly educational, and economic reasons? I just want to know if those are still the predominant reasons or is it to avoid something political? Sorry for the questions…just curious.
It’s all about the mindset. Recently I heard someone say “the grass will always look greener on the other side until you start watering the side you’re on” - this hit home
Africans are working their butts off in the diaspora with little or nothing to show for it. I think it’s time we move back home and build the continent. We are Africans. Africa is our home 🏡 🇳🇬❤️
Too much facts in this comment bro.
Switch btw all continents if you have the passport
Explore everywhere if you can. But Africa will always be home
Agree
Most of the time, people in the diaspora don't have anything to show because of the sheer number of people depending on them back in Africa. They support parents, siblings, nieces, nephews, aunties, uncles, all these people's pastors, the car rental driver that you unfortunately gave your number to years ago when you visited home, etc., etc. Paying rent, school fees, monthly maintenance monies, spending monies for all these people.
It's a lot!! But, on the upside, you get a huge amount of prayers heaped on your head everyday. You know how Africans can pray!!!
Great guy, finally hearing another Nigerian that is born in the US that speaks positively about Nigeria!😊
@Emily I am an Eritrean.
@Emily those are the people with job mindset like the guy just said
No old friends, no family members 🤔 Excellent advice my bro. Some of us will not learn.
Absolutely awesome advice
This is fantastic! My daughter wants to move back to Nigeria! She doesn’t like the States!
This guy is wealthy in Wisdom....Thanks so much Frank for bringing this to us....much love from Dublin💝
I ❤ this guy soooooo much...
I have just relocated too from the UK and it's my 2nd attempt!
This guy knows what he's talking about- live low, keep quiet, study the environment, gradual relocation etc! He knows his s***!👏. I am into farming and I have no regrets!
Sometimes the biggest blessings are wrapped up in a goodbye.
Powerful words 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
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As a Nigerian diasporan, family members and so-called friends from secondary school...could end a person's life. Literally.
Avoid them
Seriously bro you've said it all, I'm a Ghanaian living in Germany my family are discouraging me not to come back
@@mystykalmn4434 Bro, go back and do business but, sneak in and sneak out of the country. Don't advertise yourself. Watch Wode Maya's videos and see the wonderful things diasporan Africans are doing in Africa.
@@reelspilltv thanks bro 🙏🏿. Fact. Person should not advertise himself
This man has olive oil in his head. I connected with a high school friend in Nigeria, she ended up duping me big time and then stopped picking my calls. After that, I learned my lesson. Everything this man said is 100% correct. Avoid old friends, avoid high school friends, because the ones that have come to me are nothing but what they can get from me. Family is another big obstacle and should be put aside as much as possible.
Then go to them instead. Beware of people that come to you. That's a red flag. Not always but do your due diligence and Test with small things first
That's absolutely true. A lot of people will come to you to beg or borrow money and never return them. They even lie to you that they've connection to help your business and take your money. Nigeria is sweet but, you have to shine your eyes. Also, lack of confidence and fear makes one to fall into hands. Do your research yourself, pray and carry your problem on your head. If they like, let them call you stingy. I just moved back to Nigeria too and I don't regret it. Olorun ko ni je ki pada si UK.
@@james3231 did they put a gun to your head?
Plain facts. Take his advice. I'm from Ghana 🇬🇭 and Nigerians 🇳🇬 are our friends but this young man is speaking the truth.
I said the same things to my American Brothers and Sisters. Don't sell everything and instantly move to Africa. Keep your job if it's stable and travel to the Motherland annually. Only relocate when you have a SOLID plan. Or better yet, wait until you have a retirement income, because your saving will get eaten up fast!
Great idea. Thank you so much.
This video is gold!!!!! Thankyou for sharing it.
This is a great session. I learned a lot from this interview. Great work.
Brother Franklin, I am in. I live in the US. But by the grace of God I will be back to my motherland in the New year. I dig this guy. He is my main man. I have got things in place, I am on my way. I am in.
Been doing the same going back/forth to Cameroon to planting roots to move back for good👌🏿👌🏿
This is ash reality, I agree with this man %100, I experienced something crazy the last time I was in naija from my own blood brother o!, Same mama same baba... That's when I learned to always keep my mouth shut anytime I am with anyone that's not on the same pedestal with me.
Damn straight! Keep your business to yourself 😎👌🏾 … if you tell them your business, they’ll weaponise it against you and mess you up!
@@Phrankleen13 How do I Network with people moving from Diaspora to Nigeria? I'm also moving in this February. Would have loved any info to Network with like minded people who can help with the process
Coming across your channel is the best in my journey Phrankleen.. Thank you bro. You've saved many from future problems thank you know. May be blessed..
Am glad to be of help 🙏🏾🙏🏾☺️
Phrankleen, I have to say, that your guest in this video have my utmost respect. Some people wouldn't understand because of sentiments. Your family is your biggest downfall once they know you are abroad.
Nigeria has become a country when you earn high, you tend to be able to go into businesses that can let you live comfortably.
The problem usually is that, majority of people in Nigeria only think about enjoyment when the get money. That's why the people who have the legit money are the serious minded ones.
I'm making plans to leave Nigeria temporarily to build myself up financially and return to Nigeria, but I can assure you, I'm going to an African country.
Nigeria is great for a lot of businesses but you just have to be serious and get it right with the right type of funding.
So Phrankleen, thank you for this. And tell your guest speaker that he has my top level respect.
I haven't always watched your videos but now I will. And this caught my attention.
Keep this up Phrankleen. You did a great job.
Great learning from this guy. Given me loads to ponder
This guy speaking 100% facts.I learned alot from this guy and am going apply everything in my life
#FACTS
Yes ooooo.....if y'all need descent genuine land....650k, 1M....
I just did....I network also....! I bought 2 acres.....going back 2022....
@@funmilayoadefila4067 styloooo
@@funmilayoadefila4067 that's good so can someone sell that land for 5 million naira in 5 years assuming you bought it 1 million naira?
@@kizzbrizzy1874 sure......Land d best investment....
I stopped explaining myself when I realized other people only understand from their level of perception.
If they don’t see the value of having you by their side, don’t try to convince them They won’t realize how big of a part you play until you’re not playing it anymore I used to think I can save everyone, until I realized they were drowning me.
There is a wonderful old prayer which has the line: To give and not to count the cost.
But, after giving and giving and giving, everyone is going to start counting the cost, eventually.🤗
Than you JR. You speak my language. Thank you Phrankleen for bringing JR.
I have been saying this is the best thing we born in the U.S. Should do. Especially if your parents own land. I feel like I am suffering in America when I can go and live in my father's village. This brother is RIGHT. We can live way BETTER in Nigeria than living hand to mouth in the states. I always tell my relatives, don't bother trying to come to America. It is a nightmare. You will struggle here more than in Naija. I'd rather be a village woman than corporate America. Village people eat better and are healthier and are mentally and culturally inclined. Respect to those who have left. This is something I want to do.
I liked that idea too. I have lands as big as a western city in the village complete with a jungle ecosystem, rivers, wild animals like elephants etc roam there. But how much would one need to live there? It’s not an African city you know? It’s a culture shock if you bring a woman with you or a child from the west. It’s all wild life and average buildings and roads. The village is nothing like Lagos island where I was born in, it’s got the greatest potential and mosquitoes though. That is my worry. I love nature but the politics of the rural areas scare me.
It used to be the case until this government came and enabled insecurity, especially in the villages
The village people are sitting on a gold-mine- clean air, natural food, less stress
Spot on my sister 👏 You nailed it. I call US workforce a modern day slave plantation where you work hand to mouth your entire life and have nothing to show for it.
I get so repulsed when our people are desperate to come to America based on brainwashing from Western media propaganda networks about the West.
They don't get it no matter what you say and I just let them come and see for themselves. And yes I am totally better off in a village, natural environment than corporate capitalistic superficial toxic America.
No! I disagree the only struggle I see in the US is getting your green card. When you get that you are all set, except you don’t know what you are doing.
I enjoyed listening to every seconds in this clip…that guy truly understand our environment despite being born in the diaspora. Big up mehn ! This is wisdom.
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That brother did went thru the process: the answer is network with "rich" friends.
It broadens your perspectives.
Network did open doors.
Great interview.
This is great! I am taking his advice very seriously. I am thinking to move back to Africa. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. This is amazing.
I’ve been considering moving to Nigeria. For a while now. This video is timely.. Great vid @Phrankleen
I’m a Jamaican living in America this guy is 💯 correct, avoid old friends and families, they will tour you down. All ways keep your circle small progressive people only
Great Interview Mr Phrankleen, i live in France and your information and advices are awesome. Thank you.
I resonate so much with this broadcast. I spent my whole life in the U.S but I always knew I would leave someday. I just could not convince myself that Florida was my true "home". I finally left and relocated back to Lagos, Nigeria last year! The experience thus far has been interesting, to say the least. I am a musician and I'm loving what I'm seeing with this new Afrobeats wave. Hopefully I can join in and make my mark. Anyone have info on the WhatsApp support group he mentioned?
Well said brother, am a skeptic , really appreciate your advice, I have been in the state for over 30 years am so scared of going back and also investing back home, but with your advice, I will do a rethink, and follow the steps much love ❤
I feel you my dear. I have been in the State for 25 years and I am so tired. I can no longer continue to live here. I am starting to gradually making my way back home now that I am a bit young (54) and capable. Like that our brother said, I don't want to retire or die here, God forbid.
I LOVE THIS GUY!!! Thanks for this piece Phrankleen!
You’re welcome
@@Phrankleen13 Please I am among the people leaving the UK to Nigeria soon, hopefully by end of 2022. I will need group contact of diaspora in Lagos please.
I LOVE THIS GUY!!! SPITTING FACTS
I agree with the guest speaker on so many things. Nigeria is full of opportunities. I run an advertising agency and I currently have 13 full time staff and 3 corp members posted to my company. I deleted my Facebook account and changed my number cos of these old friends…they are like leeches, always trying to suck you dry. I bought land in multiple locations and I keep my moves low (I even drive a Toyota to stay low😄). I really enjoyed the video…thank you for bringing your guest
You are not only keeping low by driving a Toyota but it is taking you from a to b without any breakdown. Toyota one of the most reliable cars in the world.
Man they’re untapped industries in Africa that haven’t even been exploited man I have ideas just capital man.
Loved this content!! Intelligent and informative and inspirational discourse!
Fantastic guest,
dedicated new subscriber! ! BIG UP Mr Franklin!
I needed to hear this!! I started my journey three years ago, buying apartments (seller financed) for cash flow and 1/8 and 1/4 here and there. One day ill just pack and go with my ideas. Its true what our brother is saying. Just do your due diligence work with trusted land companies and not family members. Buy the time you go back your assets would have appreciated in value. Have like 12months rent ready and don't go there splashing, build and allow your business to grow. If you need capital you have access to that using one of your plots for security.
Also while your here build relationships with your banks and credit unions back home.
I love this video I will come back to this video again in 3 years to 5 years later . Will go to Nigeria I take this advice seriously
Remember the Second Richest Black man or Earth!!
Michael Adenuga was a Taxi driver in America before moving back to Nigeria
This is great, I have people that have moved back and they are doing great.
Words. Nigerians are the once that hate Nigeria the most- with reason. However, we need to change our mindset. Return assets, knowledge home and build a great nation.
I really enjoyed this ur Guest ……He Was really blessed and he doesn’t seem like someone that born in diaspora.
This gentleman is wisdom personified. Boom!!!
This guy is speaking facts my respect
Some of us living abroad do deceive ourselves that we are doing better than the people at home. There is poverty but anytime I enter into any bank premises in Nigeria, I used to think, where are these people getting money? Looool. Money dey that country for the people that can see. Inu Igbe ni owo wa
I agree 💯 with the guy about going back home 🏡. Take it or leave it dieing in another man's country is shameful, when you were leaving initially you thought about coming back but when you got there, Babylon swallow you entire. My own advice before you go back finally, invest in properties that generates revenue. And you can be visiting Babylon any time you wish . The worsts things that can happen to a man is to die in Babylon western would I rest my case
This guy is speaking sense, he has come to grasp with the Nigerian mentality. True network with rich friends which is easy, move differently which I always did when I was in Nigeria and even when I moved out and visited once. No one knew when I came in and when I was living. Am planning to move back to Nigeria, I don’t plan moving back with a lot of cash as I don’t have that much but I have a few landed property and other assets investments.
How did this young man gain so much wisdom especially given he was born in America? He is dropping some gems, networking is something I am going to do. Even before going home you can network via platform like LinkedIn.
Moving in silence is equally important, when you go you mission or business is first, nobody in you family or friends circle need to know you have landed, when you finish your business or mission you can decide to drop in on family and don't feel obligated to give them any money. Still don't reveal you business in Nigeria or date of departure make them believe you will come again the next week, when you plan flying out the next day.
Hmmm, are you implying that US born or westerners don’t have wisdom? I’m just asking for clarity. Thanks
@@obaaAkos02 That's not what I am implying. It is the wisdom and knowledge about handling people and operating in the Nigerian environment that impressed. I assume he had someone experienced and wise advise him.
He doesn’t have an American accent so he was probably raised in Nigeria
@@justdoit.86yearsago But most diasporans looking to return were also raised in Nigeria.
@@justdoit.86yearsago Do you live in America? I live in America and that's absolutely American accent
what a great adviser!
I really love this guy... REAL TALK!!!
To add to what the caller stated in the video, you also need not to tell relatives on the UK or US that your going back to the continent. They will blow your cover by wanting you to load your suitcase with things for other relatives. It’s best not to tell them either.
😁🤣🤣🤣 that’s right!
Absolutely correct. I was actually telling a close friend that I'll never let a fellow nigerian in the diaspora relatives or not know when I'm traveling to Nigeria even for a simple visit because they too will turn you into a courier service
I love this convo, it's legit. What a lesson.
I live in Sydney born and raised in nigeria, this is the best thing I have listened to for a long time, thanks for sharing bro
Great conversation and anyone with money to invest home always remember， money don’t like noise so move quietly without any attention.
Happy New Year to everyone and thumbs up 👍
This is useful vlog have had the opportunity to see on UA-cam
This brother is preaching sense. A friend sent me this awesome video. Don’t flex and keep your mouth shut😃
I love this guy's courage. It takes courage and determination to do things he did
U are the best dear brothers, thanks for sharing this god bless you 🙏
Whao! He's good! Mr. Phrankleen, you need to bring him to come tell us some words of WISDOM. Thanks for sharing this
Wow very wonderful talk Sir super nice one bro 👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Healing yourself can be offensive to people that benefited from your brokenness.
Real talk my brother 💯 🙏
Thank you brother for bringing this intelligent brother,God bless you more for teaching and saving life,I have an aunty in the US who happened to stand as a mother to me,she is there saving people here in Nigeria,keeping in touch with old friends who doesn't call her but only flash her to beg for money,I have been telling her to cut ties with this people but she doesn't listen.i pray she listen to me one day because I love her so much.
Leave her alone. She had a purpose. She is not a creator.
Send her this video
Love you guys, I am on the move soon too, I have lived in the US for 20 years now and seriously considering going home now
The help I didn’t get was all the help I needed.
Great video I love this it’s very inspiring
this is what i have been praying for..."THE CONNECT'...good thing u guys re doing. the youth are the future.
I disagree with the part of not getting in touch with old or childhood friends. You may not have seen them in many years
but they may be in a better position/higher places to help you just as that new rich dude you just met. Thank you.
Facts
I love this brother ❤❤❤ he needs to talk to my son. I am so oooo proud of him. I am saving this video, very wise young man.
Fantastic advise -spot on
This guy’s advise is spot on!! I was always taught to surround myself with people who are richer, smarter, and more successful than I am. Everybody can’t see your vision, and that ok. The danger lies in thinking that everybody is on your team and wants what’s best for you.
I love this brother,Phrankleen.
Amazing video, thank-you
They won’t say it but you motivate them If you don’t like your situation. Hustle your way out of it even when it seems like there’s no way out.
God bless this guy, he is smart as fuck
Those rich friends can be 419 as well…..you need people you know sometimes….strangers can be your nemesis…especially the rich ones…appearance can be deceiving….
" block a lot of people " 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Straight up 🤗
Smart, only for the wise. Land banking, properties for the past last 9 yrs. As a cashflow investor, rents for life. Two years more for the big decision. Bless you lots Phrankleen my PADI, thanks to Ur guest. Alws here...
Sometimes a cutoff isn’t personal.
It’s spiritual. 🙏🏽🧘🏽♂️
🤗 200 percent!!
Gbam
By the time you announce you're moving back home,your family and friends will have plans of sucking every penny you have on you,with their one million unending problems.Move quietly,get settled and mingle on a low level with the vampires,on a need to basis.
Nigerian is the best country on earth. Happy people.
Thanks, you have spoken my mind.
More power to u brother
Very good advice
This guy too wake up. Niceee one bruh!!
Very very great advice
Thank u bro.
This is a great discussion and I am one of the people who still believe Nigeria will one day be a greater country. To be honest it is not as easy as this guest just puts it. What works for him may not rightly work for others . Some of us as well had tried couple of businesses and still trying hoping for breakthrough. D challengez are enormous, It is not as easy as ABC to cut off family and friends cos they re broke. D fact is he was born in the US so he never understood what old friends really means cos American society is an individualism society but Nigeria is not.kids abroad don't even care about their parents but we do a lot in African culture so if this guy has been raised in Nigeria before traveling abroad his conclusion might not have been that so easy to cut off everyone as easy as mentioned here. U will surely care about Nepa if ur biz will requires electricity, so many things u will consider for biz growth n profit maximizing.
Some times a broke friend may actually add an expensive idea or support to your plans or definitely need them at one point or the other but will only caution as we deal wt people in our country. It is a good thing for us to build n return home and make our Continent better that part I agree and I hope it happens soon in our lifetime.
Ameeenn o🙏
The guest is absolutely 💯 right. He's assessment and recommendations is very objective and realistic with Nigeria and our people's attitude. THEY REALLY DON'T CARE ABOUT YOU AS A PERSON, THEY CARE ABOUT WHAT THEY CAN GET FROM YOU.
All I can read from your submission is sentiments and that triggers a question when was the last time you visited Nigeria?
I came back from Nigeria last week and I can vehemently tell you, you'd go broke in a week no matter how much dollars you've on you situating yourself among family members and OLD friends.
I spent one month in the country, only 5 days in my state of origin and my town and I knew how much I spent in those 5 days in comparison to 3 weeks plus I spent in Abuja.
They all think you're wealthy in dollars and everyone wants to get their own share of your dollars. This includes people who owns their homes and doing significantly well for themselves. What they have is never enough they want to grab and add to their bank account. They monetize friendship and family relationship and that's very toxic.
No one can succeed in a place you've an incredible financial pressure amidst the intensive begging and entitlement culture.
@@afrikanheritage99
100% well said….
@@afrikanheritage99 - Ride On. Everything u said here is profoundly Correct, like Heavenly revalation...
@@afrikanheritage99 You nailed it. Just came back last month after spending 3 months in Nigeria. I reiterated that it was difficult making friends in Nigeria because the friendship is monetized
Mr America thanks for the advice..let us find out
I pray that you have the courage to exit the spaces and places that no longer serve you.
I wanna move to Nigeria too! How do I find this guy?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I need friends like this. He keeps it real
I am right there with you. Phranko. Give us this guy contact so we can start networking.
His IG: @diasporasinnigeria
Lol 😂
I can accommodate you😂
I belong here too. Time to return home.
Thanks @@Phrankleen13!
This is not just Nigerian problem. Am Kenyan and feel stack in US coz l keep sending Money home, unable to save anything. Been in US since 93. I hate it here, how do l say No. I want to go home so bad but my family seem to value themselves having me being abroad as if for status. Tired of it. Just want to go back home
In the same Situation my mom keeps asking money doesnt even like it when i visit so sad
Then you must tell them that you're not a Bank. Its Time to think about you now!!
They have turned you into money making machine, please wise up!
@@olufem absulutrly right
Awww, I feel for you but Self love is very important, love yourself first, save for rainy days because they won’t be there to underpin any hard times, you ain’t no cash machine.
Wowoooo thank you brother
The best advise ever.........
That is my kind of guy I will to meet
Keep your mouth short great words
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