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Guderian:


Ok, nice1
So far you able to hear its good..... So you cant be cheated or sold when you come to 9ja

Urm hopefully not lol

Even for Naija if you enter fattening room for four months you go fat.

Having a life of both worlds isn't a bad idea though. The most insanely great part is having the funds to go round the world, visiting many countries at interval. Then come back to Nigeria again for recess.

But you can only get this opportunity fully if you already have the bucks, have a big and booming business in Nigeria or overseas and if you are a corrupt Nigerian politician or the kids of a Nigerian politician.

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koonbey:


Cheaper? Not true. Raw food is very cheap (in the UK at least) and that includes everything from rice (about £1 for a KG) and potatoes to meat , especially chicken which is dirt cheap (like 4 pounds for a full one).

The only thing that might make it easier is that in Nigeria there’s less processed food options being heavily marketed in restaurants (McD burgers and co) and stores (frozen pizzas etc) but that’s a matter of self discipline not the location.

But with discipline, it’s way cheaper and easier.

Yeah but ready made/fast food is also cheap and quicker. The convenience of it is what makes it easier to fall into the junk food trap.

In Nigeria I can also get a decent meal for cheap and QUICKLY instead of McDonald’s etc that like you said, aren’t as marketed in Nigeria as abroad.

Don't be deceived, Nigerians are going through hell and suffering abroad, most can't come back because they don't have money for a flight ticket!!!

Stop being unpatriotic and stay back to rebuild Nigeria.

Is that why there is 600,000 deaths a year from heart disease in the US mainly from eating processed foods. Plus another 600,000 a year from cancer, I pity you thinking eating highly processed GMO food and blowing up is enjoyment.

Splitmind:
Don't be deceived, Nigerians are going through hell and suffering abroad, most can't come back because they don't have money for a flight ticket!!!

Stop being unpatriotic and stay back to rebuild Nigeria.

How will they build where there's no foundation?

Offpointng:


Not a lie, Cuz everything can be costly Abroad but not Food. with an avg minimum wage of $10/hr in the US, if you work 10hrs a day and get $100, I think you're settled for the month in of food and fooding stuffs. The only stress abroad is cost of house rent, tax, compulsory insurance and bills here and there. these are what eat 60-70% of ur money

$100 per day is about $3,000 per month. $3000 for one month for usa is poverty. Very deep poverty

eDarlling:
My neigbour, a woman who travelled abroad to visit her son who got married to a white woman. She was there for just 4 months. When she came back to Nigeria, she has grown fat.

She was a thin black woman in Nigeria, but within four months stay in abroad, she has turn fatty and abit fair in complexion.

Na So Abroad Life Be?

Possibly. If you love to eat and you can tolerate abroad food like hamburger, fried chicken and other cheap food you'll most certainly bloat up especially if you're not walking as exercise.

ibkayee:

I was in the UK, October, literally a week after coming back from Nigeria funnily enough

cc Firemanx do you believe this troll?

ibkayee:

It’s not that cold lol

you guys turning this educational article to romance... why?

iSpread:
you guys turning this educational article to romance... why?

Yeah sorry for derailing

In Nigeria you eat eba and gbegiri that is of low nutritional value while most food eaten abroad are of high calories.

ibkayee:
Easier and cheaper to incorporate healthier, less processed food into your diet in Nigeria.

I always glow up when I’m in Nigeria for at least 2 weeks

my kind of girl, see how beautiful you are mmmhmm

kelvinklein219:
my kind of girl, see how beautiful you are mmmhmm

Thanks, you’re too kind

planetx:
Is that why there is 600,000 deaths a year from heart disease in the US mainly from eating processed foods. Plus another 600,000 a year from cancer, I pity you thinking eating highly processed GMO food and blowing up is enjoyment.

If Nigerian govt is good with statistics, ours would be 6million per year.

planetx:
Is that why there is 600,000 deaths a year from heart disease in the US mainly from eating processed foods. Plus another 600,000 a year from cancer, I pity you thinking eating highly processed GMO food and blowing up is enjoyment.

GMO food is safe to consume

How do you mean.Cost of feeding is very cheap over there

How do you mean.Cost of feeding is very cheap over there [/quote]

Goodman247:
Lies lies and lies

She probably ate better. Food is in abundance

eDarlling:
My neigbour, a woman who travelled abroad to visit her son who got married to a white woman. She was there for just 4 months. When she came back to Nigeria, she has grown fat.

She was a thin black woman in Nigeria, but within four months stay in abroad, she has turn fatty and abit fair in complexion.

Na So Abroad Life Be?

What they eat over there na mostly genetically modified food. Na why virtually all of them dey obese

Lol an average Nigerian that hasn't traveled before always over-estimates "abroad" in their imagination. as if it's another planet and people there breathes in different type of oxygen, Or that white people are such a big deal and much different from us.

Then you finally get there and realize that they also have people that don't shower or brush for days, People who pick their nose and eat it, people who spit on the sidewalk and people who scratch their itchy nyash and balls in public.

RenaissanceGuy:
If Nigerian govt is good with statistics, ours would be 6million per year.

Seems you lack comprehension, he said dead from heart disease, as a result of junk foods, processed foods and fries. Our foods here are more healthy. Even their crops there have degenerated in of nutrition.

ibkayee:

Haha thank you

Americans are worse when it comes to their processed foods but I get what you’re saying. Tap water in the UK is ‘harder’ than in America, perhaps that’s a factor lol

You’d be surprised if I tell you that majority of American states tap water is not drinkable, that’s why most rely on purified bottled water.

MimiSheWrote:
Lol an average Nigerian that hasn't traveled before always over-estimates "abroad" in their imagination. as if it's another planet and people there breathes in different type of oxygen, Or that white people are such a big deal and much different from us.

Then you finally get there and realize that they also have people that don't shower or brush for days, People who pick their nose and eat it, people who spit on the sidewalk and people who scratch their itchy nyash and balls in public.
People who live, shit and pee on the streets.

ibkayee:

Yeah but ready made/fast food is also cheap and quicker. The convenience of it is what makes it easier to fall into the junk food trap.

In Nigeria I can also get a decent meal for cheap and QUICKLY instead of McDonald’s etc that like you said, aren’t as marketed in Nigeria as abroad.

You're right. I think you're like me that carefully selects food. I actually spend much on food because I opt for African food which is more expensive than the processed food which is not good for your health.

Lekan239:
$100 per day is about $3,000 per month. $3000 for one month for usa is poverty. Very deep poverty

I disagree, for one person it’s not poverty but for a family of like 3 year it’s abject poverty.

Also you don’t take 3,000 home… we need to reemphasize this part. That’s gross not take home.

Goodman247:
Lies lies and lies

Only if you know me you will know that is not a lie... I left naija last year, before leaving I weigh about 72kg went to check my weight the last time I do gain extra 22.5kg..

DropsMic:

What they eat over there na mostly genetically modified food. Na why virtually all of them dey obese

Na true. I saw some of the carned food she brought back from Oyibo land. I instantly see reason why they are obese.

ibkayee:

I was in the UK, October, literally a week after coming back from Nigeria funnily enough

Naso una de fly up n down?
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