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You very right

Ada but you know the majority of Nigerian work in care sector which can’t be done remotely. I think ppl just need to pick their battles, battles in Nigeria or battle in Uk.

Thank you love, you nailed it again 💞from Switzerland 🇨🇭

Great information, is not only uk but for all western countries

Ada baby, well done. is not only in the uk, Canada as well. thank GOD I plan my life very well, Nigeria is Home for Me and my family. my regards to your family ❤❤

You are really looking fresh and healthy.

A lot of people living fake life abroad will disagree but this is 1000% true

Hahahahahaha. My sister, you just schooled millions of people oooo

GBAM!!! Succinctly elucidated. Let those that have ears listen. This is exactly what my comment was on your last video when one banker that receives 70 thousand naira per month wanted to chop my nose for. Abroad is not heaven as many think. If you are happy drinking garri, why would you want to be sad and depressed eating shawarma and pizza? Go to typical villages or rural areas in Nigeria, you still see smiles on people's faces.

So beautiful Ada ❤️ am really motivated

Nice Analysis

Really enjoyed watching this. Very insightful. Huge fan of Miss sarah Donald and her channel. Kudos guys.

Sis Ada, you've got a gorgeous, smart, and resourceful daughter. I am so happy that you and your family escaped from the BABYLONIAN WEST trying to send us to the psychiatric unit. I can't wait to escape the HELLISH America. I got my plans and putting things in place in Nigeria. However, one more year in this country would be like 10 years. That's how tired and stressed i am. I won't visit the US three years after i move back to Nigeria. I will need all those years to heal physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. 26 years in America and very tired 😫 Well done, my sister, hug Edel and your entire family 😊 #Subscribed.

Kudos to u for all u do on here Ada

Enjoyment galore

Good life in the UK?? 😂 I've never heard of such a joke before.

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This is very educational and informative. Your guest rwally did justice to the discussion unlike some others i have watched on this same topic. I really hope and pray this video gets the many views it deserves. Well done👏🏽

As a Nigerian film maker, she made the right decision. Netflix, Fisney, Amazon, Canal+, CZcams, Twitter, Facebook etc are throwing money into Nigeria and the producers are making a lot of money. They need contents and Nigeria is the king of making contents in the black world. Mark Angel a CZcamsr is making $300k a month from CZcams and he lives in Nigeria. Think how much Netflix is paying Mo Abudu, Funke Akindele etc.

Your introduction saying leaving luxury in the UK is laughable hahaha

Luxury life inthe uk or us is a .myth

When you travel you get to see more its going to be hard to go back to traditional

People in diaspora always wait to hear bad or unpleasant news about Nigeria just to keep feeling good about their decisions. 😅

Very informative 👏. Well done Ada

People in Nigeria still think that abroad is heaven. Fa fa fa fowl!!! Two of my younger brothers moved to UK few months ago. They are now complaining that Naija is better. One of them even said the bananas he bought at the supermarket were fine and looked good but tasteless. He went on further to say that its like people in UK are programmed to wake up early in the morning, go to work and return home, that at the end of the day it's tax they will use to finish you. The inflation in Nigeria now is world wide. I used to buy a bucket of poundo yam for 25 euros. That same bucket now is 45 euros. The price of electricity and gas has gone up two times, house rent has also gone up. Life in abroad is becoming terrible and we all should be thinking back home

Lesson learnt " you will always be a second class citizen." 🌍👊🇳🇬

Thank you for having me , I love that I was able to share my story

Nice one ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I moved from Canada with wife and 3 kids, all are Canadians.

Ada, I saw your video when you moved back to Nigeria. I felt you made a mistake taking the kids there. Anyway, I am happy you returned to the UK. The kids are British so that’s where they belong.

Thank you for this video God bless you. Please what is the kind of business I can do in England and still move back to Nigeria. I just 2 years in UK and wish to get back to Nigeria after I get my Indefinitely to Leave

The budget for the NHS for 2023 was about £150b People should stop comparing NHS to Nigeria’s healthcare system

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You happier there?

Nigeria anyday!!! England is a cold country, and I am not talking about the weather!! Once the "honeymoon" of the jaakpaist is over, most Africans begin to experience the constant "disrespect" that they face on a daily basis in western countries!! If you are a man, regardless of your age and status, people clutch at their bags with seeming apprehension at the very sight of you! If you are a woman, everybody thinks you're a cleaner or a lowly maid! And if the truth be told, despite the idealistic belief that most Nigerian migrants claim that they are relocating abroad for a better life , historically, a greater number of their children don't succeed overseas despite being born there! All across Europe, and over the years, underworld gangs in these countries are mostly made up of children of immigrants, refugees and asylum seekers! Nigeria ANYDAY abeg! We don go, we don come back!! Who no go no know!! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!

Can I ask what part of Lagos did you settle, and what part will you advise someone to settled in when moving my back with family

Have u had any ugly experience visiting hospital in Lagos? Pls can u share if u had?

Ada how did you and family ship your things because I am thinking doing so

I can relate to all that youve said especially about treatment of house helps. I laughed at the fact you have no maid. That would be me if I moved back to Zimbabwe too. We're in NZ and looking forward to taking a long holiday next year so the kids can enjoy the motherland

Just Go back to Nigeria.

Yes. And the society manipulates you to not want to be African. Its so sad.