NIGERIANS ARE SUFFERING ABROAD! | ALMA NGUR

Hey guys! What's up! Today's video is a simple chit chat on the above mentioned subject and I am sharing my thoughts on it. What are your thoughts??? I'll love to know as well, let's chat in the comment section. Hope you enjoy watching as always and if you do, please DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE, LEAVE A COMMENT, GIVE THE VIDEO A THUMBS UP AND SHARE!

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[AlmaNgur]

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this!!!

[abbyprintables]

Abroad is HARD
Naija is HARD
Choose your HARD wisely!

[AsyDarlyn]

It's not easy to stay in a system that doesn't work. That's just plain. Nigerian government is not helping too.

Suffering is not location specific, if you live within your means and double your hustle, with time it would pay. Some Nigerians go abroad and want to pepper their enemies and before they know, money is finished.

Impatience, entitlement and laziness are some of the things that also may affect their stay abroad in terms of struggling to survive.

[maureenachu]

To live abroad legally Is the key, the part that is so difficult is when you have to miss your family friends and loved ones, it is quite lonely here.

[isiomaononye]

Life abroad is ok but not perfect as much as I loved living in New York. I studied there and then had a work permit for a year but I surprisingly feel that there are more opportunities to pursue what I want here in Nigeria. You being able to stay in U.S. and work after with full visa is not easy. It’s dependent on what you studied and that’s if it’s in the science field.

Also, the reality is that not just the UK but also in the US, Nigerian nationality comes to question. Currently, Nigeria is on the travel ban list. So truthfully, as Nigerians we do have to figure out how to work things here in our country bc relocating will be hard these days bc of the reputation of being Nigerian.

[joydavid]

Hi Alma, I am living in Spain my Aunty brought me here God has helped me alot, thank God I am married to a Spanish man i bless God for his mercy in my life, people are fight for a living here, surviving one way or the order, it has nothing to do with Nigeria where people stave to death, we are not all born to be rich.

[VeraUjah]

You are so real! I am subscribing right away 👏👏👏. A lot of people will say they don’t want to relocate but they will jump at the opportunity in a heartbeat.

[upclosewithudorijay]

I always enjoy your vlogs... matter of fact, you inspire me. I learn alot from u. ❤️❤️❤️

[lilypopetv]

Ur very correct Sis, abroad is very sweet when you plan ur self. Illegality abroad is worse mistake

[fagbemigrace]

Haven’t even started but I know this is about to be funny just love watching your channel ❤️ Great personality

[rhodaamorgan]

Nice video and topic discussed! The truth is, the lady you saw working in the toilets probably prefers doing that work over there, then to come back here and do that same work. Obviously, no one that could do better here will remain there. There is definitely some struggle with staying outside, but it's a different kind of struggle, that doesn't strip away your sanity 👍🏾

[the_girl_called_jenny]

🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂.., Alma ure so funny “come back now”😂😂😂😂....
They should come back and see.., body go tell them..., my mum left Nigeria and our lives changed forever for good, glory to God..

[jjokur]

You are absolutely right that a majority of Nigerians (or people from any other country in the world) who are really struggling the most here in the States are undocumented. That's just a fact. I also do understand that desperation for a better life leads people to illegally migrate. As you said, there are MANY Nigerians doing very well for themselves out here.

[mimilawrence]

My sis people and that's because they dont have experience. You can have MSC PHD. They dont care. They will rather employ 18 year old because they have no experience. It's never easy anywhere. But if anyone wants to move com along and join us. The more the merrjer that are legal do minimal jobs

[YemiAyodeji]

I totally agree with your opinion on the fact that Nigerians suffering abroad traveled illegally. You made a lot of sense. You cannot develop the country when you are struggling to meet your own basic needs. Nigeria is not an environment that enhances personal growth and development that will in turn develop the entire country. The only difference between Naija and abroad is the system that allows you to think and be creative enough to make an impact on yourself and the world.


My honest advice is that people who cannot afford to leave Nigeria should get INTENTIONAL about living their best life there, in the process they can build enough skill to get them abroad (if need be eventually). You don't make it in life by location but by being deliberate on your choices especially things you can control.


Great video as always. I just love the way you speak. You look good as well. Thumbs up.👍

[kensanco]

You are right, UK is shit when it comes about going abroad. it is hard there. Abroad is good with Canada, Australia and USA. Also people need to look into New Zealand.

[collegegrad]

To be honest to maintain a decent lifestyle in Nigeria you have to make 10 times the amount of money one would make in America in Nigeria that's why people would rather suffer In america then in Nigeria

[SindyAkpolo]

Makeup looking just so beautiful right, this video is very informative. Everybody want to travel, yes when we get the opportunity, I’m actually tired of some persons opinion about traveling abroad, many people don’t do research before they basically said the truth, leaving Nigeria legally is the key, you’ll have peace of mind doing what you want to do. 😍😍😍

[ochuutv]

Madam ngur we are waiting for you ohhh!! The day you buy ur tickets let me know..we come peak you Up at Pearson airport.. oya quick go n apple for yur Express entry... mind you it's not beans to get a job in Canada without our Canadian experience.. but be patient you will grow in the system.. and dont forget to bring your big winter jackets

[shalomonoh]

Canada part is so true...If your coming with a PR status you’ve probably had a masters degree plus experience or your either coming to study.