FAO: Nigerians in the Diaspora Investing in Nigeria
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
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I am Igbo living in the US . This was a mindset I had to adopt . I stopped converting the value of my property in Nigeria, to dollars in my mind ,because it became tooo painful!! . I have investments back home and I now regard that as my Nigerian money to be used whenever I am in Nigeria . I am heavily invested in America and I have done well. To me anytime I send money to Nigeria that is investment .If I send dollars back home to pay school fees , help relatives start business or build something in Nigeria that is all investments that is helping the country !! Stop converting naira profit to Western currency and you will not be discouraged to invest !
Thank you my brother. Nigerians red to realize that foreigners are buying up land. They will cry one day when they can no longer land or a house
You are well off in both area. So is ok. But if you are still renting. And still working 9 to 5 jobs. You are better off investing where you will reep off quickly.
Salute to you and your family
Makes perfect sense for as long as you're remitting equity of yours to Nigeria. But if it is leveraged funds and you wish to repatriate the investment, it makes no sense. The good thing about devaluation is that it attracts capital that will stay permanently or for long term like yours. Kudos to you. 👏🏻
I tell people a lot about this and am glad my followers especially those in diaspora listen. Thank you Flo Finance
Never sell am asset
I get really upset when people say “don’t invest in Nigeria”. I live abroad and I don’t plan to retire here. There is such a huge opportunity. Things are bad but people are making massive gains in the midst of it all. Not everybody wants to buy Starbucks franchise in Mississippi 😑😑
Try investing in Nigeria and see why people are running away.
@chibyk2008
I have invested in Nigeria and still investing and I have not regretted it. Everyone in diaspora have his or her own plan.. I can never retire in the diaspora. My opinion
If you like invest in Europe, US or anywhere if you have not invested in Nigeria as your home country you have not done anything.
Very wise
@@abokoeguale9783 then consider your lineage lost or a missing link. Just give it 2 to 3 generations you will not be known because your kids can marry Caucasian and remarry otilo. These are some disadvantage of heavily training and keeping children abroad and making them have nothing to do with naija or even visit. It's might not a problem for women but not good for men. The ills of the Japa syndrome generational drain.
If you loved the home country that much, the person shoukd not have left in the 1st place. Many abroad are obsessed with emotional sentiments about Nigeria. They miss all the chaos and wasteful parties😅. People should just make choices of what they wish. There's no crime in NOT investing in Nigeria as a Nigerian. Even those top elites resident primarily in Naija, bank execs, politicians, rent seekers etc spend most of their money abroad and investments abroad. I believe dispaorans are just yielding to nature's call which is being sentimental over their fatherland. Stay in Lagos for 6 months without the protection of a driver, assistants or family friends. You'll run back abroad after tasting the chaos of traffic, power issues, lack of order or respect for rule of law, inability to jog or hike without fear....etc....Every citizen abroad needs to do this once a year to clear their eyes from the sentiments.😅😅😅
Saying someone never do anything becos dem no invest in Nigeria is just shortsighted. It's a choice. To him his own. If e pay you, invest. If you think say e no go pay you, fashi.
For me, I invest both home and abroad. But e no mean say others wey no invest in Nigeria never do anything. That sentiment is just myopic.
Most people who always discourage people not to invest in Nigeria do not have any investment, neither where they live nor in Nigeria. Investing in Nigeria is a wise decision for me. In Nigeria, the poor will always want to advise the rich, especially when they do not know your worth.
Yeah if you are rich where you are. Go ahead and invest in Nigeria. But be warned if Nigeria was a better place you wouldn't be in a road. Don't let people fool you.
@chibyk2008 Absolutely 💯. It's easier to speak from a relative position of comfort after years of hard work, success, and an alternative passport that makes traveling across borders a lot easier.
Very correct , I moved to america few years ago, many i used to respect believing they were something lost my respect immediately I found out their real condition over here . They were always claiming they have many investment in the states just to cover up
@chibyk2008 if you own airBNB or a motel that you place on a low budget , not very expensive #20000 per night in a busy place, and you have about 5 apartments , do the maths. Guy, there is money in Nigeria ok.
I totally agree with you .
Nigerians need to respect other people's decisions .
I am building 4 flats for rental this year and investing in hectares of food production
Other projects are also in pipeline
Nigerians respect your opinion? That is almost impossible and super annoying!!!
Tenants in Nigeria will destroy your property
@@bettylawal5117 it depends on location and standard of house, build your house tastefully and take high earning tenants if the rent cost 1 million upwards you will get respectful tenants who are actively working and earning not rift rafts that can't pay and still damage your properties there is reason the rich and wealthy don't like sharing neighborhoods with the supposed poor, 😂 although I don't like discrimination.
Ours is in great condition!!
8 years and counting!!
@@bettylawal5117Myopia dey worry you 😂
If I don't invest in Nigeria my spirit will not rest and I will feel empty. Na mumu and efulefu will not invest in his or her home country.
I have invested in Nigeria, but I was scammed by several realtors. Moreover, the investment return isn't going to be much compared to what you'll get abroad. Additionally, the security for investing in Nigeria is not guaranteed and is not worth the stress.
@@betadu6131 scam is a global phenomenon or crime it exists even in abroad maybe the way you invest or do business makes you fall into scammers. About return on investment you can use investment in Nigeria to solve issues in Nigeria also no investment will give you all the returns you expect although some will give you more like abroad but Nigeria investment is not only about returns but status, a stake and savings you cannot use an investment abroad as shortee for Nigeria court, for police or easy laon, even bank will hesitate and take more verification measures. As for security it depends on where you invest and how especially for real estates, in Nigeria you can own land and everything on it but in many western countries you do not own everything indefinitely. Apart from states like Lagos most houses and lands in other states and villages are still standing till date with no hassles, threats or charges, Invest where you like we all have different views. Of course wherever the currency face value is more has a high profit margin but blame the currency difference and govt not the investment.
@@betadu6131 You don’t invest to bring the money back. Let the money do other investments back home or use it to buy your plane ticket.
Exactly 💯 me too
@@betadu6131Except you planing on staying in this abroad all through your life then investing in Nigeria is not for you, As for me none of my kobo stays here in abroad.
Thank you sister! Our people need to wake up. If we do not invest in ourself, who will? And how do you then expect the the country to become better, if you are not willing to invest on yourself and your people. THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO.
If you have a good product, you don't need to beg anybody to buy. Why? because good product sells itself. Nigeria government should go back to drawing board to redirect their footstep towards good governance. To make policies that can aggressively stimulate local and direct foreign investment.
You must keep investing no matter what happens.
@Flo Finance - Thanks for your advice. Biko hapu ndi nzuzu ( Please leave stupid people ). Your financial advice is what many will pay for but you give it for free. Investing in Nigeria is good advice. One thing people can do instead of money laying fallow in ( Nigeria ) to use agricultural jargon...lol, is land banking. Nothing new but better than leaving your money in the bank. Unfortunately we have many people who will rather paint the geographical expression called Nigeria bad. It is where God created our ancestors and east or west there is no place like home. Please time permitting continue to share your invaluable financial advice. The majority appreciate you for it. God bless.
I am with you 100%...u cannot live in somebody's country and be too comfortable. Look at Ukraine today, for Africans who invested there and forsook their countries...how do u reclaim that investment. People should invest in their respective countries.
Don't sound like nigeria can't be at war. The last I checked. If war start in Nigeria now you will loose your property like in the 1960. People outside nigeria are quick to forget the reason they left the country in the first place.
@@chibyk2008😂😂😂 Thanks for this. I think our citizens that live abroad, after many years, get very sentimental over their roots. Perhaps, too sentimental.
Well done sister flo ء don’t answer them all increment are in Nigerian am happy again am working in abroad Nigerian is my home
This is me ooo,l invest in Nigeria to use & sort issues in Nigeria,in few years,l don’t want to always have to send money back home when we need to solve issues.l will never stop investing in Nigeria
If you and I in the diaspora do not invest in Africa who will. We cannot continue to depend on the Europeans, the Chinese etc, etc.
@@abokoeguale9783 I do and it’s NOT an experiment. Thanks for the “GOOD LUCK “. We all need it any where on this planet!
Hi aunty flo,what platform do u use to buy shares and can u make a video of the shares in ur portfolio.woild like to invest at some point.
This please
Home’s home! Nigeria South West Yoruba tribe’s where I originated from before coming abroad. Thank Jehovah Almighty, I didn’t travel abroad, & forgotten the home, where I came from as a Nigerian before becoming citizen of a foreign country.
Thank God, what I have invested in my hometown, & in Lagos.
Thanks to those trusted, reliable & conscious cousins I have in my home town & my in-laws also in Lagos State. Both cousins & in-laws have be transparent & trusted relatives, I have acquired huge investments in landed & assets in Nigeria.
Investing in Nigeria is good. I get the benefits as well. Me as a person can notoo. I have friends that have stopped investing in Nigeria, and those that have sold all their properties and brought back the money here.
Couple of tips:
1) Treasury Bills are low risk investments and have very good yields at the moment.
2) Anyone with large Naira deposits (not needed in the short term) is better off opening a domicilliary account and converting such into USD, GBP or Euros to preserve the value during the current volatility.
On a different note, please try not get riled up by "unsavoury" comments to your videos.
Take all shades of feedback as occupational hazard that comes with being a social media influencer.
Thank you for your selfess service on this channel and also on the other one.
Aluta continua!
The issue is to make sure that you do all your hoke work and due diligence before you embark on an investment journey. Remember Nigeria does not have strong institutions to support you if things go wrong
Sister, I just came back from Nigeria in November, married to a Nigerian. There are way too many complications. Investing there for who? What I saw was a serious healthcare concern. I saw myself with assets in Nigeria with my debilitated physical body in the US - irreconcilable differences. That would not be good plan, especially since it would be hard to liquidate those assets
Your are right but if you live in western world, you still need to think about taxes.
8M Nigerian money gives you close to 40k per month. This depends on the Bank. Also if you don’t withdraw more than once a month. 17:54pm
N8m can give you minimum of 80k monthly in nigeria. When you invest that money in mutual funds with an investment bank not a commercial bank ooooo. Now that interest is increasing it will be more.
Thank you Flo diasporals should invest more in Nigeria, most of us will want to relocate back home when we retire, where will we stay.
This flo is the best person I have seen.
Don't mind those people out there they don't know what they are saying.
Pls don't come back to Naija since you don't want to invest in Nigeria.
Yes Ma investing in Nigeria 🇳🇬 is good
Flo, I absolutely share your views and they are absolutely invaluable…I got investments in real estate too, and my gains are spent in Nigeria only.
well done flo!!
Well Spoken full of wisdom Aunty FLO
You've said it well. If you know you would not need to bring the money back to the diaspora and you have needs that the money can meet back in Nigeria, investing in naija is fine. However, if you do not have any need to use the money, especially for those who do not have close relatives again back home or those not planning to go home anytime soon, abeg invest wherever you are.
If you have no relative back home and have no plan of returning anytime then you are no longer a Nigerian that lineage is lost.
@@alexconfidence2354😂😂
Brava!!! You ar DOING WELL. Your point Is Very clear ... Thanks
Thank you so much for sharing
Investing anywhere in the world is all about purpose and timing. I bought a property in Gaduwa Abuja in 2016 for 27 Million Naira, It was advanced shell finish. Due to personal issues I have been unable to finish it yet. That property is worth 150 Million Naira today. Even if I want to sell and return money back to UK I today, I will almost double the initial Pounds investment
You lost due to inflation and devaluation. You would have saved in pounds. Pounds now compared to naira have more than 5x.
And probably pay 50% in taxes when I sell in UK. E get why I choose to invest in Abuja. I cant keep all eggs in one basket in a foreign land ( I be Igbo man). Think am
You are smart! People think Nigeria will stay like that forever. Go and do your research China was in Nigerias level before and some took power and change everything. Nigeria will change!
@@Freedom20255thank you my brother, let them play, by the time things will change for Nigeria many people will regret it! There will be no opportunity for them again!! Mumu people, white people go abroad and invest in their country, China go abroad come back to invest they fight for their country but some Nigerians only know how to run their mouth
Am living in Germany but my investment in nigeria is strictly on landed property and only within South East and South South because if am retire to my village in Anambra State. Those investment is for my old age and nothing more. Massive investment now in Aba on shops.
weigh your options ie 'riskv reward'. 😊
Uh, that your evergreen youtube post explaining 4000 watch hours is engraved on my brain, I watch often🤣🤣😂😂. Thank you!
I love to invest in Nigeria - it is something - my parents, Aunties and uncles have impacted in me. (1) It is not true that if you have 5 million in the bank - you are paid 2k naira interest. (Everything depends on the type of account and the percentage of interest the bank agrees to pay e.g 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8 percent) Every month. I know for certain a 5 million naira in the bank would command - minimum of 30 thousand naira upwards every month (2) This is the best time to invest in real estate in Nigeria. The mistake of people abroad is that - they are interested in posh areas, where a plot of land is 30 million naira - while there are areas where a completed building is 17 - 20 million naira. Best of luck everyone. My advise is that invest abroad and invest in Nigeria .
Same you that called me a liar later wrote that "it depends on the type of account and the percentage of interest the bank agrees to pay". So you knew there are different permutations and combinations? The way some of you comment on the internet, eh! Desist from calling me a liar when it comes to MY OWN experience.
@@FloFinance My sister don't take it in a negative way - you are doing a fantastic job. I never called you a liar (I said that information is not true (incorrect) - it does not suggest you are a liar. All I am trying to say is that 5 million naira would generate a minimum of 30k naira in a good account meant for investing. Thanks.
I don't understand why people don't this simply thing. I'll continue 2 invest in Nigeria
Flo don't mind them..... Those of us that plan to go back one day def should invest. If that's not you then don't. But that negative mindset is what also kills Nigerian economy.
I’m invested heavily in Nigeria even as it seems like the economy is in shambles. The opportunities there are enormous and the riskier the investment the greater the reward. As for the exchange rate risk, I have decided to avoid it by leaving the money there (both the principal and returns). Of particular interest right now are the capital and debt markets. Just last week, the FGN auctioned T-bills at an astonishing rate of 27%, which almost mitigates inflation there. This is easy and guaranteed money given that the T-bills are backed by the full faith of the government. Tell me where else on this planet you can get that!
Inflation in nigeria is closer to 35%, so your principal is depreciating...😅😅😅
I wish I meet you in Nigeria. We are from the same town. I will like to tap into your wealth of knowledge.
****Flo, your video investment idea comments and time is appreciated. "It's your opinion". Whatever we make of it is our business. A rebuttal is not intended to override your suggestion but to trigger other insightful ideas. **Investments everywhere comes with risk and risk tolerance differs from person to person. Investment action is pivoted to each person's risk tolerance level.
*Keep up the good work.
I'm American and my wife and I are in the process of immigrating her here from Nigeria. She has been starting a business and we were talking about what to do with it once she comes to the States. We decided that she should hire people to run it there, and the profits will stay there... used to support family, buy local property, reinvest in the business, hold in naira account to use when we're visiting, etc.
You claim you received a WORTHLESS return on your investment right?.....
Mama Flo investment in Nigeria is Hell Fire .Children born Abroad can't inherit property back Home .
So shall it be for you Amen
@@alliswell1605😂😂
Don’t build in your village. Build or buy in a prime area of your state that way you can sell it down the line
@@alliswell1605 You don't cursed OK, you don't understand
Why not?
Flo, you are now making sense😂, don't dabble in what you don't understand!
RUclipsrs and replying to negative comments are like 5 & 6. 1k +ve VS 0.0001 -ve comments, gbam there is 20hrs video addressing the -ve comment.
Investing or not investing have so many factors to decide on which you explained on the previous video. There is absolutely so reason to address the -ve opinions, spend it on the many other +ve comments that will be more useful
Your situation is different from many others.
People whose children were born here and with grandchildren, will never benefit from Nigeria.
Presently, is no no.
However, those who already have investments, must desperately seek for ways to bring their money abroad where they live.
Is going to get worse.
Nigeria has expired, and we have to acknowledge that.
Hundreds of children were kidnapped and the president ignored that and his priority is to commission an airport named by his name...what a country? What a shame..😢
Your situation is the outlier. Go through my videos, and you'll see that this channel is about investing in Nigeria. So it makes ZERO sense that some people will come here and tell me to stop telling people to do that. You get it now? I invest outside Nigeria but I only mention it in passing from time to time maybe for comparisons. So anyone that is not interested in investing in Nigeria that is watching this channel is only doing so for entertainment.
people like you don't have money to invest in Nigeria because you are deeply direct in the abroad. but when you see people like us, that's invested in Nigeria, enjoying our lives by traveling to Naija every year, living our best life, running away for weather because it is too cold. going for long holidays because we have the money to spend. you will be looking at us like mumu. continue to invest all your money in the abroad, and when you get older, you will end up in the old people's home. or when you get older, you will start selling all your property to live on. I wish you all the best.
@dollyosadolor1489 overall you will gain investing outside nigeria. Anything that goes into that country call Nigeria don't ever come back better. People in nigeria still need to work to put a better leader. If you are investing in a place where changing your money back doesn't benefit you. You better not try it. Yes Nigeria is good for those who live in Nigeria and buying land and property but its not good for anyone outside nigeria. People should know it is not only in nigeria someone can buy land and keep.
@chibyk2008 speak for yourself, not everyone like you will leave abroad forever. I don't stay more than six months abroad, I am in both countries. don't tell me what I know. I am not like many of you that leave abroad for many years without going home (Nigeria) have a nice day.
I invest in FGN bonds in Nigeria, I do it when ever there is an offer and I have the money while living abroad. Let’s be wise.
How do i buy a share?
My advice to everyone is this : if you want to grow big this year especially in your finances. Be willing to take risks. Saving is great but taking risks puts you on a pedestal where you wouldnt have to worry about savings as you do now. Thanks to larysa Caba, my portolio is doing really great and im proud of the decisions i made last year.
Please send me the link to your calculator schedule on FGN Savings bond
All matter most is you have to invest for your own retirements in all facet, and invest in Nigeria is one of the best for people's who believes in where we come from... Invested in both money markets and capital markets is one of the best for your retirements... As I and my children are really BENEFITS 🎉🎉🎉🎉 from this OKAY. Thanks
Flo, all well said except the interest payments from Nigeria banks on a five million Naira account (savings). On a five million Naira savings from one of oldest bank in Nigeria, will get you above N20k a month, after N2k maintenance fee. No US bank will pay you $13.00 a month on a $3500.00 savings balance or even $10,000.00, unless you are investing it on a long term CD (certificate of deposit) Thanks for all your blogs.
Are you jokingly saying this? What bank pays your 20k for 5 million monthly? Even when i left over 30 millions in one bank i never get 20k. Is that fixed deposit? What's the name of the bank please?
Try First Bank, No joke.
@@RealityStandthis N30m could get you over N350,000 in just 30 days assuming you kept in an investment bank via mutual fund. If you need one I can suggest to you. Not scam. Information is a key.
@@RealityStandfixed deposit Don cast since na
@@joenwiba5914first bank operate an investment bank called "FBN quest" you can pull your fund from first bank and open a mutual fund account with FBN quest their interest rate is far far better than commercial banks
Flo you need to start charging for this information you share for free.
I disagree with you when you said Buhari regime is better than Tinubu's regime. Buhari is the worst president ever to rule Nigeria and the way Tinubu is going he will end up being the best person to ever rule Nigeria. As to investment in Nigeria, I have invested in two properties in Nigeria and have no plan of doing anymore and will not encourage anyone to do that.
That why Asia (India to be precise) they invested most of their money in India
What's the point of earning $ and £ if 80% of it goes on the cost of living. What an ordinary person can own back home you can never own in the west.
Mrs Flo, please how can one invest in bonds
Get a broker
@itsjibacrown How do I get one?
Meet With an investment banker
Aunty flo leave them alone don't even advice them, they should go and invest in abroad and not invest in Nigeria. No even talk to them again they should do what they like agbacha oso aguo miles.
Foreigners are investing in Nigeria.
Am new I wanted to start investing but I still some explanation so How can I get to you
Anybody leaving naira in the bank or anywhere idle in Nigeria needs his or her head checked whether you are in Nigeria or diaspora. Or at the very least, convert that money to dollars, pounds or euro but do not leave them in any Nigerian bank especially in a dollar account. I have been screaming about this for about 8yrs now. Invest that money in real estate, a secure real estate at that, especially land if you are outside Nigeria. If you must start a business in Nigeria, you must be around to run it unless you want to make somebody else rich. This present Nigerian governent is desparate for dollars and will convert that money to naira at your expense. Nigeria has been reduced to a lawless country since 2015. Everybody knows that or at least should.
That's my 10 cents there. Take it anyway you want but word to the wise.
You would think that that was all common sense, right?
Flo,
The people that are against investing in Nigeria are those who are utterly ignorant of the goldmine that it truly is.
This thinking has a dowse of inferiority complex and low self-esteem associated with it.
The Question You Need To Ask Them Is:
Do foreigners not invest in Nigeria?
OYIBO NOR DEY INVEST FOR NIJAH?!
If Nigeria was a total right-off, would foreigners bother to invest in Nigeria?
Like i said before, this is ignorance brewed by inferiority complex and low self-esteem.
My issue is: what is someone that is so against investing in Nigeria doing on a channel that talks about investing in Nigeria? 😂 If they are so busy investing outside Nigeria, how do they have the time to watch me?
i don't really care if zero foreigners invest in Nigeria, those who want to invest in Nigeria should be allowed to do so in peace. It's our money we will lose, right? Investing outside Nigeria and investing in Nigeria are not mutually exclusive so they should drop that argument.
@FloFinance ,
These people who show up here discouraging people from investing in Nigeria and trying to cause confusion here can be likened to students in school who are not interested in reading, but nevertheless, go to the Library to distract other students who wish to be serious with their studies. That's what they are.
I expect everyone who watches your show to be able to identify these sorts of characters and ignore them.
All they do is throw illogic into the wheel to frustrate general progress.
Please I need advice,what business is best in Nigeria to invest?
If people don't want to invest their money, let them come and dump it in my warehouse. I will take good care of it😂😂
What to invest in naija n get dividenses every 3 months thanks
What App will u recommend to star buying share
Can you suggest the best investment in Nigeria
There's no one investment that is the "best". Everything depends on your investment goals and the amount of money you have to invest.
Aunty Flor I have a question
That's how a friend of mine who base in Chicago who never believe in investing in Nigeria came back and was surprised when he saw those at home he taught will never succeed or beg him money living big and has world brand offices 😊. You are doing well and leave those who don't believe in what you share. The truth is that many has this dislike for the name.
I agree and also disagree. We've been conditioning as Nigerians to believe doing well is all individualistic unfortunately. 😮 Those you're referring to have naira amassed and jet out of the Nigeria to oynbo land for every little excuse. Even their malaria medications are imported. If you expand doing well to how well a society functions which is what creators of civilization did, then you'll discover we're light years behind and we have work to do. Staying in Ikoyi, Lagos with an army of drivers and nannies, big mansion and phone number of inspector General of police on your phone is NOT the real measure of doing well. If we could muster 10% of working infrastructure of Chicago in any city in Nigeria, I will congratulate us. Thats what the target should be. Then, you'll be talking.
@@Tirelesswarrior I agree with you but sad enough you are out of the contest. Thank you.
@ogamax5732 Thank you. My summary is simple. We should learn to assess the wellness of communities and not just individuals. Many go abroad not for financial growth but for peace and stability. If your Chicago friend alters his angle of view, he may see it differently. 😂 believe you meant "context" and not "contest." Have a great evening, and God bless.
@@Tirelesswarrior thank you for the correction 🙋. Good evening 🥰.
Exactly
To not trying to bring it back here
Investment is good but give people the good advice. There is a reason people are still getting out off the country. With the rate at which Nigeria is going. Its just a matter of time war will brake out. People are starving and the government don't give a fuck. If not for diaspora sending money to there family. Nigeria would have been no more. A country that is not producing think devaluing its currency its a good idea. China can chose to do that because they are producing country and not consuming.
if you are looking to the internet for advice without doing your own research to know what is good for you, well that says a lot.
AMERICA AND EUROPE ECONOMY ARE DEAD. YOU NEED TO WAKE UP NOW. GO HOME AND INVEST.
Leave them. They will find out when foreigners buy up all the choice locations in NAIJA 😂
Lol. Dey your dey. Nobody outside nigeria have good news on investing in nigeria. Yes is ok to give money when you can but investing is a capital NO. Nigeria people no dey take eye see money. The headache is too much.
If you are giving visa you will japa.. lol
Do u know my present location? JAPA IS DEAD ON ARRIVAL. THE WESTERN ECONOMY IS DEAD. Don’t u see the signs everywhere?
Mumu you’re still talking about Nigeria, your enslave name. When are you going to release who you are?
I was listening to you till you got to the point when you said It was Better in Buhari's 8yrs than Tinubu that's less than 1 Year😂😂😂 Madam you're a Joke...... first of, was there anything like Subsidy Removal in Bubu's time? Pls ask urself that Q and think
5:32 Buhari was at least smart enough to know the consequences of removing oil subsidy and did not.
IF during Buhari dollar was maximum 700 Naira, and now Tinubu dollar is 1500 Naira and still going up. The higher the Naira to a dollar, the more difficult life is in Nigeria. If you like give Tinubu 10 years, it wont make any difference. You can't TAX your way to better economy. See example, developed countries!!
Building houses for rent is an investment, not love, as you said.if you don't know history or have information about lagos, then don't talk about it until you do your homework. You don't even know if lagos State Government has build low cost houses since 1977, which means you are not qualified to talk about lagos until you do your homework about it is not the responsibility of your viewers to give you the informations. Sanwo Olu had the right to enforce laws in his state as long as he's the governor in that state
Investing in a fake country😂😂