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[margaretrosemakoni]

What that doctor said its very true. I came on 73 to do nursing. But didn't start till early 74. I only got a car in 82 when I became a health visitor cos that was a requirement in health visiting. I'm surprised people saying they bought a car after 2/3years in UK. Buying a house after just 3-5 yrs. Some of us it took us 12-14 yrs before we bought houses cos of required deposit, paying for a survey paying the solicitor etc. I had to do weekend agency to pay the bills and food. So please people should not bit themselves up if in 5 yrs one hasn't git a car or a house. Its not a competition. The most important thing is to seek God and his kingdom first and his righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you. Stay blessed. Retired nurse, midwife, health visitor, Bsc Hon degree in Psychology, Now a Montessori Preschool teacher. UK.

[abdulidi]

Ahhhh as Pikin wei left 9ja to the United States on full 4 years tennis 🎾 scholarship about … decades ago, it’s time. Since I don enter middle age category, my JAPADA plan back to 9ja is 85% complete. My secret is we planned well-well. I appreciate the opportunities I got!!🎾🎾

[terriann]

Whether you stay here in Nigeria or relocate abroad to any Country be determined to succeed.
As bad as they claim Nigeria is, people are still succeeding and as good as they claim western world is, people still fail and still live below the belt some times for the rest of their lives.
The bottom line is learn and determine to succeed.
Also know that if you have made up your mind to relocate or you have already relocated, know that it will take away at least 5 to 10 years of your life to build up again because you must pay your dues by starting from the scratch and building again.

[GrandPlato]

To be fair, I think there’s a lot more opportunities for folks who have legitimately migrated to UK today to improve on their economic wellbeing compared to a few years ago. The challenge seems to be about having a decent disposable income from earnings, to “enjoy life”, which a lot of people struggle with. My 2 cents has always been that things do indeed get better with time, depending on one’s financial goals. Spend most of your earnings on new cars, houses, etc early on and chances are you may never get ahead. I also worry a lot of newly-japa’d folks don’t take time to understand the underlying financial setup that guarantees wealth in these countries, e.g. pensions/investments generally, especially as most of them are in their 30s to 40s. Remember, your mental wellbeing is far more important than whatever achievements you might think you should have made.

[ChuksReal]

This issue of it will pay off it will pay off..its still tricky for those coming abroad to restart life at much older age of 40s to 50s. The restarting life of a thing works out much better for much younger folks in their 20s and 30s. After that it becomes tricky. Do you consider the mental side of leaving your well established life back home to come start from rock bottom in a foreign land at an older age, and the things you have to deal with? Many might not get their careers back, or may not get back to the top of things as they used to have. The mental effects of this is what we often ignore. Well, it works out for many, so whoever is ready to try ahould go ahead. I rather remain an Odogwu in my homeland travelling at will and send my children to higher education abroad than to thrash all I have laboured for to come start from rock bottom all in the name of a passport. Even the British people, how many of them can travel or afford it. Well, its all choice.

My opinion though!!

[PrioryCampion]

"Make friends with people who are focused on elevating themselves. Many in our community can be too materialistic, expecting too much too quickly. It's important to stop comparing yourself with others because you never know how they acquired what they have. Some people don’t realise that many never share the full truth about how they achieved their wealth."

[simplydivine]

I was raised in USA. My family is from Jamaica. And let me tell you it’s a grind even when you are born/raised here. As an immigrant family, I’m one generation removed from poverty and I’ve had to take out loans to fund my 3 college degrees. I’ve moved up in my career (the last 4 years) and finally am earning higher than the national average salary. But guess what?….all the college debt I have still is there. This life is long and it takes some people a long time to get to where they want to be. Practice self-care and appreciate what you have while you work towards the life you want. God bless.

[davidclintchinedundukaife]

This is really encouraging ❤❤❤. I know this will really help a lot of person, thanks Mel.

[Deborahotamere]

Wow this is educative and encouraging thank you very much Melissa ❤

[lindysides]

We don't have 24 hour light agree but we are still living fine than many country in this world .Nigeria will be grate again

[bobbypel]

TBH i think the problem is when our people come abroad, they have this notion that their life will be a lot better and easier. money will be easy to make and success will be guaranteed with very little effort. they are coming from a land of struggling and think they would not have to do that abroad. but the opposite is true. you still need to work HARD. in-fact you need to work harder than you had to in Nigeria. the difference is that the rewards abroad will be better in terms of healthcare, security, better life expectancy. but you will need to work really hard for it. And you need to give it time. Unlike Nigeria where things can move really fast due to the markets instability, abroad is different. it takes time to build wealth. the market is more stable and requires time for new arrivals to build the wealth required to grow. as long as you have a focused and realistic plan you will get ther. do your hustle my brother and sister and don't compare yourself to other people. and for the love of God for those looking to japa, do it properly. dnt try and enter under false pretences or life will show you shege abroad

[Brownhawk-us]

They should come home so we can build our country, running away wont solve our problems. Those countries we are running to, its their citizens that built it by hardwork and sacrifice.
Lets put more fire in the nyash of the political class to do the right thing for the country and Nigeria will be better than many western countries

[habibaadamu-xeuu]

To be honest this video has really inspired me.

[janescradle]

Thank you dearest sister for this post. You have just helped a whole lot of people with this. Truth is, it is our own people that are causing the problem here.
Why boast about what you have saved? So many of our people are collecting money from others, but when they get here, there are no shifts or jobs and this is quite frustrating. Now, how do we eat and pay bills. Do we remain here and die?
You are ready to do anything to survive yet nothing. Sometimes, the situation is so bad that the only option is to go back home before you die.

[preyeketebu-brown]

This is a very impressive presentation. One of the best down to earth and impactful videos about our issues. Thanks and keep been as simplistic ans realistic as possible with your presentation and opinions. Also consider to adorn our cultural attires please 😊❤😊❤😊

[countapunch]

Well done, people need to know that Rome was not built in a day

[YesEdCareer]

❤ love you, your passion and thought line 🎉

[NusiratIbrahim-bj]

Thank you so much I really appreciate ur advice God bless your family.

[ekemezieoluebube]

Thank you Melissa for this message, you actually spoke to me i am not even up to a year but getting accomodation is driving me crazy, my kids are still in Nigeria and I can't bring them into shared apartment where i am.

[carolyneakinwole]

Well said sis. It’s well God help us all