@@maalikserebryakov He went to the university so he has knowledge. He can be influential. No one expects him to be the president but it would be nice if Nigerians had places that were modernized and safe and people can be proud of their country. I like tourism.
Britain needs NIGERIA more than Nigeria needs Britain. Britain can not survive without pillaging Africa. Once the pillaging stops, then the migration will stop. The Answer is in British hands, but we know the addiction to African resources will never allow UK to make the right decision.
Africans are obsessed with the thought of Western exploitation. African is turning to Russia. China and even Tiny UAE is busy buying stolen gold out of our continent. Same UAE is funding war I Sudan. The difference between the West and these other countries is that atleast, they are less racist and more accommodating. Arab colonialism lasted over a 1000 years. Who is holding them accountable?. Everything is nor the West.God gave us brains so why are we still being exploited. It is shameful to always cry meocolonialism
As a conservative native Brit who is unhappy with the migrant crisis in the UK, I have nothing bad to say about your journey. You're better educated and better spoken than most British. Congratulations on your degrees and best of luck in your future! If only more people went back home to improve their countries of origin.
I'm conservative as well and I only have issues with uncontrolled Islamic migration. This guy (and Nigerians in general) are incredibly hard workers and bring a lot to the country
@@wentoneisendon6502 I am a retired science teacher from South East Asia. Used to study under my govt sponsored in Sussex and live in Lewis. My country sends thousands of bright students who did well in their studies in your equivalent gcse or A levels even though we pay 3 X as much as EU and home students. My country has good relationship with UK and there are 2 way investments going on between our countries, companies from my country developed the Battersea Power Station in London and turn it into a commercial centre and appartments. We also have a 5 nation commonwealth defense treaty together with UK, Singapore, NZ and Australia. Anyway my daughter studied Pharmacy in Notthingham Uni, now a pharmacist back home. Cheers
The honest truth...It is not a do or die affair, i would not advise anyone to overstay their visa or want to seek assylum or do something otherwise. Nigeria is still our home, u can always return and then restrategise or better still use your experience and skills gained in the UK to explore opportunities at home.
This is what I believe in too, as a migrant you can help your home so much more by using your skills and resources and taking them back to your home country like Nigeria. It’s better for everyone.
@@AKE-rw2ly We are also ruled by a party run by buy-to-let landlord parasites bleeding the life out of the economy. At the rate things are going native British will soon have to go to Nigeria to survive.
I had the same experience too. I studied in Coventry University. Could not get a job....my visa was about to expire... so I packed my bags and came back to Nigeria...and started afresh. Now I am a University Professor. Sometimes I wish I settled in UK...but...it did not happen....Life goes on
Oh Wooow. I am sure you gained some invaluable skills. I think the UK generally have had some unfriendly immigration polices (at least in the past) You need to be willing to keep spending and investing in the country to eventually settle, if that is one’s aim. Wishing you all the best.
Yes. I searched for job so much...even tried the British Military but was rejected. I guess it was never meant to be. In all I recommend people just be positive and upbeat no matter what life throws our way
Good move!!! I myself currently live in Nigeria, trained as a chartered accountant in the UK, left came back to Nigeria; moved again to the US, did my masters in Technology, came back again ; and moved to Dubai for professional work. I enjoy living in Nigeria, as it kicks in my innovative mind; living abroad is like being in a loop. In Nigeria, I work on multiple projects at same time. The only way I go anywhere to work now, is on an expat visa and sponsorship. If not, we stay back to build Nigeria and Africa. Kudos to you my brother. I wish you the best in your endeavours; you have a very bright mind; which can be put to work anywhere . 8:22
At least you managed to afford to do those qualifications in Britain Many young people from that country also study and end up in debt and don't even end up with a good To be honest it's them I feel sorry for because they didn't ask for none of this They sadly live under a government who cares very little about their future
Being an immigrant myself, I think you made a big and hard decision to move back home after investing in your studies and spending 5 years. It's good you decided not to stay and be illegal. You did the best for your future and other opportunities overseas. I hope you are still able to apply to be resident in uk, while in Nigeria, using your studies and experience gained while in the UK.
Rising youth crime. Failing police force. Youth clubs shut down. Rising food price's and inflation. Uncontrollable debt. Stagnant wages since 2008. NHS on verge of collapse. Teachers being knifed. Unfortunately the list goes on. The short term answer Is get away from the cities. The long term answer Is emigration
There’s been a marked change since they threw open the immigration rules after Covid. My city has become a lot more unsafe and there aren’t enough police to handle it. They should never of allowed students to take their extended families. It was totally insane.
Well done, very proud of you. Away from those batching everything and not having possible thoughts about where they come from. God bless you and God bless Nigeria.
My country, both govt and private sponsors, send thousands of students to UK, US, EU, Japan etc in the 70s and 80s. Now we are one of the largest producers of microchips. Countries must invest in human capital to develop. Cheers.
Listening to this video... one of the things that stood out to me is how he finished both undergrad and postgraduate studies within 5 years in a public school... how can you achieve that in Nigeria and ensure your livelihood? Truth be told the comfort you now enjoy is still based on the affordances of your experience in the UK... my advice to all.. if you can, go out there and experience.. open your mind and then you can choose where you want to compete globally... when you come back you will be better than how you were when you left mentally
Exactly! 5 years to complete 1st degree & Master's in a public uni!! That, right there, is why many are choosing to stay- the well-planned, well-executed situation of everything. Not everyone is concerned about striking it rich or making money (though that helps), for most, it's all about well-being and their sanity. It's about being able to live well -regular light, water, good roads, adequate medicals that is free for a lot of people, etc. I wish him well, but everyone will choose what makes them comfortable. Ps. Where is home? The PM isnt a white man. Boris' grandfather too was from Turkey or something like that. #AnywhereICanLayMyHeadInPeaceIsMyHome.
The fact that you had your undergraduate degree in the UK shows you are from a privileged family "rich" , hence going back to nija where things have been possibly laid out for you. I had a friend who went back and really struggled to find any thing, couldnt sustain herself and 5 years later is back to the UK. Listen to how much you achieved as a student in the UK, you cant say the same for someone who started undergraduate study at the same time as yourself in the UK. If you left because there are no ways to stay back then thats understandable. I wish you well in nija.
Thank you @mjnwosu. It’s not easy out anywhere. I am not rich in anyway, but I consider myself blessed in several ways (not necessarily monetarily). As I mentioned in the video, I was caught up in a pandemic - in an era of unfriendly immigration polices. I believe I made the right decision at the time. Success is not always about the location, you can be immensely favoured anywhere:)
@@Emmanuel_Ejikewho paid for ur 5 years undergraduate u or ur family? Who paid for ur masters? Not trying to judge. Just would love an honest answer. Who paid for ur travels to other countries? Did u ever visit Nigeria in those 5 years. If you did who paid for ur travel back and forth?
Your comment, “ success is a product of hard work, a product of consistency and a product of Devine providence..& (Will power)“ Won me over to subscribe… your intellect is a breath of fresh air. As born British, of part Nigerian heritage, I’ve invested & own more in Nigeria than UK.
Well, your case isn’t the normal. Unlike most people you well off and have a choice. Most of us stuck in UK have no choice. We constantly on survival mode and it’s easier surviving in UK 🇬🇧 than Nigeria. Thanks for your video.
I can't get anything reasonable from this video, i thought you will mention things that made you leave the UK or better opportunities you've gotten in Nigeria.
When immigrants start leaving it means your country is moribund. Don't celebrate this video. You people migrate to Africa as well, call yourselves expatriates and parasitically use up resources in Africa.
You should encourage the british to stop bringing war to Africa. Pleaaaaasssseeee. To stop stealing the africains resources to give it to you, including the queen diamond.
I just stumbled through your channel. I would like you to take thos as constructive feedback. You have very valid points in your video but there was a bit of repetition and rambling all through and it almost fell inconclusive st the end. Nevertheless, you are a Nigerian that someone should be proud of. Good luck in your endeavours.
Nigeria will be pleased to have your knowledge and ideas from all over Europe. Hope you will be able to utilise your skills for the betterment to your country. Over the centuries architecture ideas have been shared globally and capital cities have many different influences. Good luck with your career.
Most people don’t also travel just to make money, but also be able to access good healthcare, security, light, sanity this are most things you can’t in Nigeria… I’d choose Nigeria 💯if we had access to this basic amenities
I wish you success Ejike. It's never a do or die affair. Your decision is valid and I say this just in case anyone chooses to project their own reality on you. There are so many good sides about Nigeria that most Nigerians take for granted. They forget that what is far away can be deceptive. A visit or residence in the western world makes clear these advantages. A lot of our people glamourise the western world as a sort of paradise that it's not. They fail to see that just as the western world has its good sides, Nigeria also has a lot too which they probably choose to not or don't seem to see. Migration is great but should be done with clear, strategic and impactful as well as life fulfilling reasons. One key aspect about life's fulfillment is that money is not everything and there are so many factors that actually determines truly what a great quality of life is. Most Nigerians who migrate neglect this aspect and don't evaluate their migration decisions holistically and in long terms. One major problem is that unhealthy mentality of "escaping" Nigeria to a utopia believing that Nigeria will be what it will be at its own time while the Utopia embraces and nurtures them. The truth is that if we Nigerians want a great country, we can get it. This can only be done on the foundations of honesty, unity, integrity, selflessness, courage, knowledge and civility. Unfortunately, these traits are currently scarce in Nigeria. Most of our people have been and are held by the trap of "me/ my own". Our collective consciousness towards achieving a conducive, great and prosperous nation isn't significant enough to bear one at the moment. Hopefully one day, we as a people will tell ourselves the truth and do what's necessary to make our country better. This is my perspective, however to each his/her own.
Well, Ejike your advocacy for Nigeria is good but unfortunately thats not how the country will treat you back. You had this view because you went to UK so early. I bet you very soon you will want to leave the country
You are privileged brother. Securing undergraduate degree and graduate degree reveals you are from an affluent family. Hence returning home is nothing but to meet a layout provision for you. Omo, na Escape we escaped ooo. No returning anytime soon. To secure HND, it was war. To find tuition to come to US for Pilot training, na horse pass through the eye of a niddle. So brother, enjoy the blessings of your sponsors and guidance. Congratulations.
Thank you for this. We are full up and on the brink of civil war. Indigenous English people are second class citizens in our own country and we have had enough.
That’s if all you are looking for is personal success. As for your coming back to contribute, I pray the leadership change if not all your contribution will be like water on docks back
Bro , you made an unpopular decision , that shows you are a man of integrity. I just sub to support you . So many folks who se desperate engage in all manner of activities just to stay in the Uk 🇬🇧. I will call you so we can discuss more ❤
Well. Done. For. Going. And. Come. Back. I. Was. There. To. For. 20y. And. I. Pack. My. Bag. And. Come. Back. To. My. Country. Nigeria. Home. Will. Always. Be. Home. But. It. Good. See. Other. Country. Thanks
Africans will always discourage you from moving back home. I am sure the people that know you were confused by your decision😂 I also plan to return back home to Ghana after school. I am half Nigerian
Please do. No big deal living thar funny looking life overseas. I am based in Germany and l have long time concluded on returning home shortly, though l have spent 15 years already in Europe both in Italy and Germany. What's in the life apart from being happy? Happiness over wealth. Make some money for some years and go back home
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That’s good for you bro. What off those people that their family took lone and send them abroad in other to help their family back home. What do you think will happen to them if they return home with just book in their head and no money?
Let's be honest. Anyone young From anywhere. The UK is and I've heard it best described as soul destroying. I say that even as a Brit. Even my Nan Saw the country inevitable route in a death spiral. That's why she wanted me to emigrate. Alas in my pride I didn't listen to her
Some of the commnts allude to the fact that you must come from a wealthy home to do an undergrad and then a post grad. Not true at all. I know some nigerians that worked paid their school fees and graduated. Continued the same process and did their post graduate. Now they are looking for a sponsor to do their Phd. Going back to their country is not an option. Also once you finish your studies the government gives you 2 years post study to work etc for a fee. Its not easy but itd doable
Africa needs people like you. It also needs birth control. Birth control has always been the cure for poverty. It's been tried all over the world and it always works. When people have just one or two children, they have the money and time to train for a career. They also have more money and time to educate their children.
The lesson for every foreigner in diaspora is to save, save save save, forget designers make sure you have the money and investment to make yourself comfortable, nothing is predictable anywhere, hold unto God the Almighty
Where the money to save? I dey one abroad, for nine years, I barely save 200 euros per month despite being single. Just held down with shitty menial jobs ....
Good for him to return to Nigeria after studies. However, I will never blame Nigerians who go to and want to remain in the UK, other European countries or American, due to the dire economic and security situation in Nigeria. Nothing works in that Nigeria due to principally the corrupt and selfish politicians, leaders and bankers in Nigeria who have completely ruined the country. The very sad thing is that many modern day politicians in Nigeria enjoyed a very peaceful and economically prosperous country back in the 1970s and early 1980s where Nigerians drank water from taps not present day bore holes, supermarkets like Kingsway and Leventis, Nigerian Airways etc etc. But look at Nigeria today and how messed up the country is!!!! I will never return to settle in Nigeria.!!!! I will never return to Nigeria. Yeah the UK has it's economic situation buy a least people can eat affordably, cloth affordably and have a national free health service (Uk NHS)
I hope you will not regret your decision. If you can achieve this much in 5 years in a foreign land, I hope your country will put you to good use but we all know how Nigeria works
A time will come when travelling abroad to become a human will be archaic. He has made the best decision for himself. Nigeria is bad but people are still being successful. Its a matter of individual destinies and choices. What quality of life are you living where ever you are matters. Your food, your rest of mind, your thought state, if you live overseas and are sincere you will understand what l mean. Alot of us have returned home and many more are planning so as long you have your personal plans,equipped and organised.Nigeria still remains one of the best places in the world if you have experience the life outside. I prefer my people to be sincere and honest with themselves. If you have enough money to keep your life running, what the fuck will one be doing in a foreign land not your home. Its a matter of choice, for me no prestige living abroad, if you are fed up with the life out there, you go home and make best use of your life. Life is only once and better to live it in quality.
Brother; I couldn't have said it any better myself. We have to do our research and more importantly apply for the appropriate visas to any country. I will leave it at that.
Good on you for moving back, I urge more of your fellows to do the same. They're being exploited in large numbers and finding out soon or a generation down the line, it is a con job and not intended to benefit you.
Thanks for sharing this thoughts, I for one have never really been a fan of the U.K. from Day 1, so am not really surprised at all as there are better countries in the E.U. that Nigerians can explore such as France, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, then for biz Italy, and Spain.
Yes but those countries you have mentioned are best for some certain age not for all ages. If you are above 30 or 35 years l would prefer the English speaking countries. You go to Europe and start learning sacks of languages before you can be able to make real progress there. I live in Germany and here language is everything and you won't learn that overnight. It takes time. Then consider your age and rate of making your dreams come through there. If you are approaching 40 years or already above 40 years of age please forget about the EU. You will regret that move, because from a distance all islands look beautiful till you arrive.
@@peterahanor5689 well you have a point in terms of the language as nothing good comes easy. Then. one of the best advise for any African migrant going overseas is to check how receptive those countries are to immigrants and the jigsaw puzzle will be easy to sort out for you
I don’t know. Very few people from africa are in those countries and they treat them strangely. Unless they know they are blx from UK or USA. That’s what I’ve seen.
Hope you have made it in Nigeria? Nigeria is hard for an ordinary man , you have to have money to survive in Nigeria even if you have the skills and ideas , you still need money to live comfortably .I want to believe you are from a rich home ,thats why you went back home.
I kinda disagree with u on that, ur will power and hardwork can make u make it everywhere n that it is not about ur location...my bro u can be very skilled, experienced n hardwork but if u don't find Urself in a country where systems works, the system will frustrate n tout all ur hard works n efforts. I am saying that, in this life, it is not one size fits all
I hope you get that visa to wherever you want to go. You will realize what this young man and others like him are saying is the truth unlike the deceivers who are all over the social media. Don't go to foreign country illegally or live there illegally. Especially now that many western countries are anti immigrants (most importantly black immigrants).
No one loves to stay in a foreign country, its because of what is going on in Nigeria that makes people want to relocate or want to stay back after their study in the uk. I hope you are happy in Nigeria after going back if so its ok by you
Laughing at you. Darkness has been hovering over Nigeria since independence as the country could hardly utilize its hydrocarbon gift to produce electricity. It is a thousand president away but even that time would never materialize.
@@nnfefe9451 I was about to reply to the comment "Nigeria is one president away to become a super power" until I read your comment. Power cut aka N.E.P.A is a staple, Traffic is a staple, the list goes on. God Bless Nigeria though🙏
To all racists. There are barely 270,000 odd Nigerians in UK. Nigeria Tho experiencing economic decline gives out small num compare 270 000 to other uk communities. It's peanuts. When a man studies, wants best for all..Commend him as a human. Not by making snide remarks. When your free to go Canada USA Australia 10 15 generations Respect right of Nigerians too. Any migration issue don't take it out on 1 fella trying to improve things. You go to your local left wing Marxist inclined MPs who want to join Britain to somewhere else. Don't take it out on 1 Nigerian guy sayin gud stuff.
Good. Use what you have learned and improve Nigeria and give hope to Nigerians.
He learned absolutely nothing and do you think he is the president of nigeria that he will have the power to change nigeria lol
@@maalikserebryakov He went to the university so he has knowledge. He can be influential. No one expects him to be the president but it would be nice if Nigerians had places that were modernized and safe and people can be proud of their country. I like tourism.
Britain needs NIGERIA more than Nigeria needs Britain. Britain can not survive without pillaging Africa. Once the pillaging stops, then the migration will stop. The Answer is in British hands, but we know the addiction to African resources will never allow UK to make the right decision.
@@user-du6xz3dc3y Do you live in Nigeria? What are they pillaging?
Africans are obsessed with the thought of Western exploitation. African is turning to Russia. China and even Tiny UAE is busy buying stolen gold out of our continent. Same UAE is funding war I Sudan. The difference between the West and these other countries is that atleast, they are less racist and more accommodating. Arab colonialism lasted over a 1000 years. Who is holding them accountable?. Everything is nor the West.God gave us brains so why are we still being exploited. It is shameful to always cry meocolonialism
To me how is Africa going to improve if everyone stays in the uk or the USA.
Yes I wish there were millions like you.
As a conservative native Brit who is unhappy with the migrant crisis in the UK, I have nothing bad to say about your journey. You're better educated and better spoken than most British. Congratulations on your degrees and best of luck in your future! If only more people went back home to improve their countries of origin.
he sould come back and do diveroo for rents ?
I'm conservative as well and I only have issues with uncontrolled Islamic migration. This guy (and Nigerians in general) are incredibly hard workers and bring a lot to the country
@@wentoneisendon6502 absolutely agree. Islam is a disease for the west. It's violent, divisive and doesn't integrate with a modern, developed society.
@@wentoneisendon6502thanks a lot for this comment
@@wentoneisendon6502 I am a retired science teacher from South East Asia.
Used to study under my govt sponsored in Sussex and live in Lewis. My country sends thousands of bright students who did well in their studies in your equivalent gcse or A levels even though we pay 3 X as much as EU and home students. My country has good relationship with UK and there are 2 way investments going on between our countries, companies from my country developed the Battersea Power Station in London and turn it into a commercial centre and appartments. We also have a 5 nation commonwealth defense treaty together with UK, Singapore, NZ and Australia. Anyway my daughter studied Pharmacy in Notthingham Uni, now a pharmacist back home. Cheers
The honest truth...It is not a do or die affair, i would not advise anyone to overstay their visa or want to seek assylum or do something otherwise. Nigeria is still our home, u can always return and then restrategise or better still use your experience and skills gained in the UK to explore opportunities at home.
This could not be more true
Agreed
Agreed!
Is overstaying VISA common?
@@Oharadanny123abcdefg very very common.
You have made the right decision. Africa needs people like you, bro. Let build Africa. One love.
This is what I believe in too, as a migrant you can help your home so much more by using your skills and resources and taking them back to your home country like Nigeria. It’s better for everyone.
This is why we stole african recourses lolb😂
Sasha, i hope you are doing the same too. transferable skills are key
I admire you for returning to your country, Nigeria. I do wish your compatriots would do the same.
😐 definitely a white person comment 🙄
@@DamyfaithSo?
UK is cold, dark, expensive.
Bleak too, and rainy most days.😮
But we have Christ not voodoo lolol Let that sink in.
@@AKE-rw2ly We are also ruled by a party run by buy-to-let landlord parasites bleeding the life out of the economy. At the rate things are going native British will soon have to go to Nigeria to survive.
@@AKE-rw2lyUK has babies blood in their hands free Palestine 🇵🇸
@AKE-rw2ly 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅. Are you kidding me? Christ was black. There is no way he was white. In this part of the world???
I had the same experience too. I studied in Coventry University. Could not get a job....my visa was about to expire... so I packed my bags and came back to Nigeria...and started afresh. Now I am a University Professor. Sometimes I wish I settled in UK...but...it did not happen....Life goes on
Oh Wooow. I am sure you gained some invaluable skills. I think the UK generally have had some unfriendly immigration polices (at least in the past) You need to be willing to keep spending and investing in the country to eventually settle, if that is one’s aim. Wishing you all the best.
Yes. I searched for job so much...even tried the British Military but was rejected. I guess it was never meant to be. In all I recommend people just be positive and upbeat no matter what life throws our way
@@chukwunonyeanyakoha8573 I totally understand your experience. Well said!
I’m glad yu are back in yuor country look lots of people even British are leaving uk it’s so bad there be happy back home
Fair play to you for going back home to build your own country....
Good move!!! I myself currently live in Nigeria, trained as a chartered accountant in the UK, left came back to Nigeria; moved again to the US, did my masters in Technology, came back again ; and moved to Dubai for professional work.
I enjoy living in Nigeria, as it kicks in my innovative mind; living abroad is like being in a loop.
In Nigeria, I work on multiple projects at same time. The only way I go anywhere to work now, is on an expat visa and sponsorship. If not, we stay back to build Nigeria and Africa. Kudos to you my brother. I wish you the best in your endeavours; you have a very bright mind; which can be put to work anywhere . 8:22
Please can we talk ,I'd be happy to work with a structural engineer of your mindset. Well done bro.
@millycyril7256 Thank you very much
@@femiawotunbo7052Thank you. Sure, my contact can be found in the description page of the channel.
Stay in Nigeria. You have used enough resources from other countries.
At least you managed to afford to do those qualifications in Britain
Many young people from that country also study and end up in debt and don't even end up with a good
To be honest it's them I feel sorry for because they didn't ask for none of this
They sadly live under a government who cares very little about their future
Well said.
Being an immigrant myself, I think you made a big and hard decision to move back home after investing in your studies and spending 5 years. It's good you decided not to stay and be illegal. You did the best for your future and other opportunities overseas. I hope you are still able to apply to be resident in uk, while in Nigeria, using your studies and experience gained while in the UK.
I think I'd better to return than stay in UK for prosperity sake. We all have to help Africa.
That's very patriotic! ❤
Yes please leave
Help the UK by leaving and not coming back.
Expensive rent, difficult to find a job, not safe. Perhaps it was a good place back in 2000, but not now.
Rising youth crime.
Failing police force.
Youth clubs shut down.
Rising food price's and inflation.
Uncontrollable debt.
Stagnant wages since 2008.
NHS on verge of collapse.
Teachers being knifed.
Unfortunately the list goes on.
The short term answer Is get away from the cities.
The long term answer Is emigration
Not safe really? Why do you have that opinion
@@Carlos-sl5tw pickpockets, scammers and thieves sometimes
There’s been a marked change since they threw open the immigration rules after Covid. My city has become a lot more unsafe and there aren’t enough police to handle it. They should never of allowed students to take their extended families. It was totally insane.
Clear, concise and full of nuggets of wisdom. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you. You’re welcome.
You're absolutely correct. It's always good to do some checks before relocation. Thank you for the video.
It’s a pleasure
Well done, very proud of you. Away from those batching everything and not having possible thoughts about where they come from. God bless you and God bless Nigeria.
Good luck man in your country. East or West home is the best...
My country, both govt and private sponsors, send thousands of students to UK, US, EU, Japan etc in the 70s and 80s. Now we are one of the largest producers of microchips. Countries must invest in human capital to develop. Cheers.
Your motives are good, so goodness will follow you wherever you go...Well done 👍
All i can say is going back to the one who order people's steps, make decisions and move prayerfully.
Thanks
Waooo, good to see you. Well done, you are doing well. We miss you here.
Thank you! 😃
You have a choice of where to stay. God bless you 🙏 ❤️ 🙌.....
i wish you and Nigeria good luck and good health
You have spoken wisely.
Thanks
Great video!
Thanks!
Listening to this video... one of the things that stood out to me is how he finished both undergrad and postgraduate studies within 5 years in a public school... how can you achieve that in Nigeria and ensure your livelihood? Truth be told the comfort you now enjoy is still based on the affordances of your experience in the UK... my advice to all.. if you can, go out there and experience.. open your mind and then you can choose where you want to compete globally... when you come back you will be better than how you were when you left mentally
Truee
Exactly! 5 years to complete 1st degree & Master's in a public uni!!
That, right there, is why many are choosing to stay- the well-planned, well-executed situation of everything.
Not everyone is concerned about striking it rich or making money (though that helps), for most, it's all about well-being and their sanity. It's about being able to live well -regular light, water, good roads, adequate medicals that is free for a lot of people, etc.
I wish him well, but everyone will choose what makes them comfortable.
Ps. Where is home? The PM isnt a white man. Boris' grandfather too was from Turkey or something like that.
#AnywhereICanLayMyHeadInPeaceIsMyHome.
Well done for making a right decision at right time.I wish you good luck.
Thank you for leaving.
Getting rid of all immigrants won't help UK survive. Uk is dying and it's not due to immigration it's due to policy.
Your strong point is that as much as practicable, people should not stay illegally in a foreign land. I concur
Spot on, because it's not the end of the world.
The fact that you had your undergraduate degree in the UK shows you are from a privileged family "rich" , hence going back to nija where things have been possibly laid out for you. I had a friend who went back and really struggled to find any thing, couldnt sustain herself and 5 years later is back to the UK. Listen to how much you achieved as a student in the UK, you cant say the same for someone who started undergraduate study at the same time as yourself in the UK. If you left because there are no ways to stay back then thats understandable. I wish you well in nija.
Thank you @mjnwosu. It’s not easy out anywhere. I am not rich in anyway, but I consider myself blessed in several ways (not necessarily monetarily). As I mentioned in the video, I was caught up in a pandemic - in an era of unfriendly immigration polices. I believe I made the right decision at the time. Success is not always about the location, you can be immensely favoured anywhere:)
@@Emmanuel_Ejikewho paid for ur 5 years undergraduate u or ur family? Who paid for ur masters?
Not trying to judge. Just would love an honest answer.
Who paid for ur travels to other countries? Did u ever visit Nigeria in those 5 years. If you did who paid for ur travel back and forth?
@@Lifesetup2just shut u p !!! 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Your comment, “ success is a product of hard work, a product of consistency and a product of Devine providence..& (Will power)“ Won me over to subscribe… your intellect is a breath of fresh air. As born British, of part Nigerian heritage, I’ve invested & own more in Nigeria than UK.
Thank you
So true 👍🏽
Wow I went to Coventry University during 2016 to 2019 studying in the EEC building. Crazy we neve ran across each other.
Oh Woow! We occasionally used the EEC building for lectures, but our primary building was the John Laing building
Well, your case isn’t the normal. Unlike most people you well off and have a choice. Most of us stuck in UK have no choice. We constantly on survival mode and it’s easier surviving in UK 🇬🇧 than Nigeria.
Thanks for your video.
I don’t have a choice too, but I also won’t completely write Nigeria off. We just have to remain positive about the future regardless.
I can't get anything reasonable from this video, i thought you will mention things that made you leave the UK or better opportunities you've gotten in Nigeria.
lots of brits are leaving, mainly to Australia. Uk is depressing as hell
Please encourage your friends to join you…
Yeah and tell western corporations to stop stealing from Africa!!!!
England is a shithole anyways
When immigrants start leaving it means your country is moribund. Don't celebrate this video. You people migrate to Africa as well, call yourselves expatriates and parasitically use up resources in Africa.
You should encourage the british to stop bringing war to Africa. Pleaaaaasssseeee. To stop stealing the africains resources to give it to you, including the queen diamond.
at least you planned to go back.and reach ur target.this is what we should all do .we can not leave here for ever .home sweet home 😊😊😊😊
I just stumbled through your channel. I would like you to take thos as constructive feedback. You have very valid points in your video but there was a bit of repetition and rambling all through and it almost fell inconclusive st the end.
Nevertheless, you are a Nigerian that someone should be proud of.
Good luck in your endeavours.
This is a good decision nor the Nigerians in UK doing care with PhD. You did well to return as an engineer you will be a millionaire in 3 years time 🎉
😀😀Thank you
Lol. Most I have come across are cleaners or security guards.
Nigeria will be pleased to have your knowledge and ideas from all over Europe. Hope you will be able to utilise your skills for the betterment to your country. Over the centuries architecture ideas have been shared globally and capital cities have many different influences. Good luck with your career.
Your script isn't another person's, we all have different path in life.
I totally agree
Most people don’t also travel just to make money, but also be able to access good healthcare, security, light, sanity this are most things you can’t in Nigeria… I’d choose Nigeria 💯if we had access to this basic amenities
I wish you success Ejike. It's never a do or die affair. Your decision is valid and I say this just in case anyone chooses to project their own reality on you. There are so many good sides about Nigeria that most Nigerians take for granted. They forget that what is far away can be deceptive. A visit or residence in the western world makes clear these advantages. A lot of our people glamourise the western world as a sort of paradise that it's not. They fail to see that just as the western world has its good sides, Nigeria also has a lot too which they probably choose to not or don't seem to see. Migration is great but should be done with clear, strategic and impactful as well as life fulfilling reasons. One key aspect about life's fulfillment is that money is not everything and there are so many factors that actually determines truly what a great quality of life is. Most Nigerians who migrate neglect this aspect and don't evaluate their migration decisions holistically and in long terms. One major problem is that unhealthy mentality of "escaping" Nigeria to a utopia believing that Nigeria will be what it will be at its own time while the Utopia embraces and nurtures them. The truth is that if we Nigerians want a great country, we can get it. This can only be done on the foundations of honesty, unity, integrity, selflessness, courage, knowledge and civility. Unfortunately, these traits are currently scarce in Nigeria. Most of our people have been and are held by the trap of "me/ my own". Our collective consciousness towards achieving a conducive, great and prosperous nation isn't significant enough to bear one at the moment. Hopefully one day, we as a people will tell ourselves the truth and do what's necessary to make our country better. This is my perspective, however to each his/her own.
You did the best thing. With your qualification you would be good.
Well, Ejike your advocacy for Nigeria is good but unfortunately thats not how the country will treat you back. You had this view because you went to UK so early. I bet you very soon you will want to leave the country
Every man has a right to decide his own destiny- Bob Marley. Wetin you like, nor be wetin I like- Asake
You’re done the right thing
Respect from an English man.
...cuz you made your money and now its time to go back a hero. be thankful.
You are privileged brother. Securing undergraduate degree and graduate degree reveals you are from an affluent family. Hence returning home is nothing but to meet a layout provision for you.
Omo, na Escape we escaped ooo. No returning anytime soon. To secure HND, it was war. To find tuition to come to US for Pilot training, na horse pass through the eye of a niddle.
So brother, enjoy the blessings of your sponsors and guidance. Congratulations.
You right
It’s relatively not easy to fund education in any part of the world. My case wasn’t easy too, but I am grateful for the opportunity.
Why do people want to leave Nigeria ?
You are making sense bro
Thanks you
Most of our Nigerians belittle themselves..
Great vid
Dont blame you mate. Uk has gone to pot. Glad you got your degree. Best of luck Fella
Thank you for this. We are full up and on the brink of civil war. Indigenous English people are second class citizens in our own country and we have had enough.
Why you use the symbol of an invader to the British Isles? Undercuts your message.
That’s my plan eventually.
Research is paramount but you can know it all. You just have to take risks
That’s if all you are looking for is personal success. As for your coming back to contribute, I pray the leadership change if not all your contribution will be like water on docks back
Speak for yourself. It's people like you in large numbers that draw Africa backwards.
I totally agree with you and wish you success and hapuness
Thank you
Better than saduness
Emmanuel l am coming home for Christmas , l missed my country Nigeria home sweet home
Yeah, you should come visit for Christmas
Nigerians believe the skills they acquired in Nigeria are inferior. Please, don't rate yourselves lower.
Bro , you made an unpopular decision , that shows you are a man of integrity.
I just sub to support you .
So many folks who se desperate engage in all manner of activities just to stay in the Uk 🇬🇧.
I will call you so we can discuss more ❤
Well. Done. For. Going. And. Come. Back. I. Was. There. To. For. 20y. And. I. Pack. My. Bag. And. Come. Back. To. My. Country. Nigeria. Home. Will. Always. Be. Home. But. It. Good. See. Other. Country. Thanks
I'm in the UK and I say well done 👍👍
Africans will always discourage you from moving back home. I am sure the people that know you were confused by your decision😂 I also plan to return back home to Ghana after school. I am half Nigerian
Sometimes moving back home is the best option after you might have weighed your options.
@Emmanuel_Ejike it's better than being arrested or deported
Please do. No big deal living thar funny looking life overseas. I am based in Germany and l have long time concluded on returning home shortly, though l have spent 15 years already in Europe both in Italy and Germany. What's in the life apart from being happy? Happiness over wealth. Make some money for some years and go back home
Akuffo Addo and his squad are waiting for you 😂😂
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Удачи!
Once you have those skills and experience. You can leave Nigeria anytime and settle elsewhere, so returning to Nigeria isn't a trap.
I totally agree!
Run away. Ahhhhh haaaayyyyy
That’s good for you bro. What off those people that their family took lone and send them abroad in other to help their family back home. What do you think will happen to them if they return home with just book in their head and no money?
No place like home u did very good
Thank you
Please try to stay there.
Let's be honest. Anyone young From anywhere.
The UK is and I've heard it best described as soul destroying.
I say that even as a Brit.
Even my Nan Saw the country inevitable route in a death spiral.
That's why she wanted me to emigrate.
Alas in my pride I didn't listen to her
Good
❤❤
Some of the commnts allude to the fact that you must come from a wealthy home to do an undergrad and then a post grad. Not true at all. I know some nigerians that worked paid their school fees and graduated. Continued the same process and did their post graduate. Now they are looking for a sponsor to do their Phd. Going back to their country is not an option.
Also once you finish your studies the government gives you 2 years post study to work etc for a fee. Its not easy but itd doable
The LORD JESUS CHRIST LOVES you all Amen
You are very right
Emmanuel.
I really recommend watching the recent video From topical Juice.
He's not Wrong about the toxicity of England 👍
Let’s hope he stays there
Africa needs people like you. It also needs birth control. Birth control has always been the cure for poverty. It's been tried all over the world and it always works. When people have just one or two children, they have the money and time to train for a career. They also have more money and time to educate their children.
The lesson for every foreigner in diaspora is to save, save save save, forget designers make sure you have the money and investment to make yourself comfortable, nothing is predictable anywhere, hold unto God the Almighty
The reality is saving is hard with the constant demands from Nigeria to be sending money here and there
Where the money to save? I dey one abroad, for nine years, I barely save 200 euros per month despite being single. Just held down with shitty menial jobs ....
@@mylifeisinhishandsamen4167Nawa oooo. Nahim I deh envy una
The UK is the last place I would go. Really.
Good for him to return to Nigeria after studies. However, I will never blame Nigerians who go to and want to remain in the UK, other European countries or American, due to the dire economic and security situation in Nigeria. Nothing works in that Nigeria due to principally the corrupt and selfish politicians, leaders and bankers in Nigeria who have completely ruined the country. The very sad thing is that many modern day politicians in Nigeria enjoyed a very peaceful and economically prosperous country back in the 1970s and early 1980s where Nigerians drank water from taps not present day bore holes, supermarkets like Kingsway and Leventis, Nigerian Airways etc etc. But look at Nigeria today and how messed up the country is!!!! I will never return to settle in Nigeria.!!!! I will never return to Nigeria. Yeah the UK has it's economic situation buy a least people can eat affordably, cloth affordably and have a national free health service (Uk NHS)
Well that’s why we need more people to move back to nija to help stop the corrupt government. If everybody leaves then it only gets worse.
I hope you will not regret your decision. If you can achieve this much in 5 years in a foreign land, I hope your country will put you to good use but we all know how Nigeria works
Thank you. I remain positive and confident about the future
I really get disgusted by Africans who hate their countries
Nigeria works how you make it work. It's people that make countries. Countries don't make themselves.
Keep your negative view of Nigeria to yourself.
A time will come when travelling abroad to become a human will be archaic. He has made the best decision for himself. Nigeria is bad but people are still being successful. Its a matter of individual destinies and choices. What quality of life are you living where ever you are matters. Your food, your rest of mind, your thought state, if you live overseas and are sincere you will understand what l mean. Alot of us have returned home and many more are planning so as long you have your personal plans,equipped and organised.Nigeria still remains one of the best places in the world if you have experience the life outside. I prefer my people to be sincere and honest with themselves. If you have enough money to keep your life running, what the fuck will one be doing in a foreign land not your home. Its a matter of choice, for me no prestige living abroad, if you are fed up with the life out there, you go home and make best use of your life. Life is only once and better to live it in quality.
Yes please everyone go back home
Brother; I couldn't have said it any better myself. We have to do our research and more importantly apply for the appropriate visas to any country. I will leave it at that.
so true
Good on you for moving back, I urge more of your fellows to do the same. They're being exploited in large numbers and finding out soon or a generation down the line, it is a con job and not intended to benefit you.
Thanks for sharing this thoughts, I for one have never really been a fan of the U.K. from Day 1, so am not really surprised at all as there are better countries in the E.U. that Nigerians can explore such as France, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, then for biz Italy, and Spain.
Thanks for sharing!
Yes but those countries you have mentioned are best for some certain age not for all ages. If you are above 30 or 35 years l would prefer the English speaking countries. You go to Europe and start learning sacks of languages before you can be able to make real progress there. I live in Germany and here language is everything and you won't learn that overnight. It takes time. Then consider your age and rate of making your dreams come through there. If you are approaching 40 years or already above 40 years of age please forget about the EU. You will regret that move, because from a distance all islands look beautiful till you arrive.
@@peterahanor5689 well you have a point in terms of the language as nothing good comes easy. Then. one of the best advise for any African migrant going overseas is to check how receptive those countries are to immigrants and the jigsaw puzzle will be easy to sort out for you
I don’t know. Very few people from africa are in those countries and they treat them strangely. Unless they know they are blx from UK or USA. That’s what I’ve seen.
@@peterahanor5689 True words spoken, from outside everything looks nice and shiny, but the reality is a shit show.
Research is paramount.
@pharmclare Truee
Wisdom.
Thank you
I study diploma in adult nurse and the fees was paid for by the national health service but moving on was the probem
Hope you have made it in Nigeria? Nigeria is hard for an ordinary man , you have to have money to survive in Nigeria even if you have the skills and ideas , you still need money to live comfortably .I want to believe you are from a rich home ,thats why you went back home.
You don’t have to be from a rich home to return to your country of origin after studies :)
Life is hard for an extra ordinary European person in Europe too
Home is where the heart❤ is.
I kinda disagree with u on that, ur will power and hardwork can make u make it everywhere n that it is not about ur location...my bro u can be very skilled, experienced n hardwork but if u don't find Urself in a country where systems works, the system will frustrate n tout all ur hard works n efforts. I am saying that, in this life, it is not one size fits all
I hope you get that visa to wherever you want to go. You will realize what this young man and others like him are saying is the truth unlike the deceivers who are all over the social media. Don't go to foreign country illegally or live there illegally. Especially now that many western countries are anti immigrants (most importantly black immigrants).
No one loves to stay in a foreign country, its because of what is going on in Nigeria that makes people want to relocate or want to stay back after their study in the uk. I hope you are happy in Nigeria after going back if so its ok by you
What is going on in Nigeria
@@Oharadanny123abcdefg I'm sure that if you are a Nigerian,you can tell it better than i do.
Nigeria is one president away to become a super power
Laughing at you. Darkness has been hovering over Nigeria since independence as the country could hardly utilize its hydrocarbon gift to produce electricity. It is a thousand president away but even that time would never materialize.
@@nnfefe9451 I was about to reply to the comment "Nigeria is one president away to become a super power" until I read your comment. Power cut aka N.E.P.A is a staple, Traffic is a staple, the list goes on. God Bless Nigeria though🙏
Very true @johnwabuforudemezue1108
@@Emmanuel_Ejike it can never happen.
In your dreams
Did u collect ur ILR before leaving the UK,pls be honest
No, that’s not how the UK work. You can’t directly get ILR on the 5 years route on a student visa.
Magnificent 👍
Many thanks
To all racists. There are barely 270,000 odd Nigerians in UK.
Nigeria Tho experiencing economic decline gives out small num compare 270 000 to other uk communities. It's peanuts.
When a man studies, wants best for all..Commend him as a human. Not by making snide remarks.
When your free to go Canada USA Australia 10 15 generations
Respect right of Nigerians too.
Any migration issue don't take it out on 1 fella trying to improve things. You go to your local left wing Marxist inclined MPs who want to join Britain to somewhere else. Don't take it out on 1 Nigerian guy sayin gud stuff.