A Nigerian lady has taken to Twitter to advise her fellow citizens to plan well before relocating to a foreign country.

In a tweet that has sparked a debate online, the lady, identified as @msmocrown, urged Nigerians not to resign from their well-paying jobs in Nigeria to settle for a job that pays minimum wage abroad.

According to her, if they fail to plan well, their colleagues who remained in Nigeria might be more successful than them in 10 years.

She tweeted,

“Don’t japa from a well paying job in Nigeria to get comfortable with minimum wage jobs abroad. Plan! Plan! Plan! In 10 years time, your mates in Nigeria could be doing much better.”

Don’t japa from a well paying job in Nigeria to get comfortable with minimum wage jobs abroad. Plan! Plan! Plan! In 10 years time, your mates in Nigeria could be doing much better.

— MoCrown👸 (@msmocrown) January 24, 2023

The tweet has elicited a barrage of comments online as some Nigerians lampooned her for discouraging people from immigrating, while others agreed with her stance.

@aerialchasse wrote, “ALL my friends held on to their jobs here while interviewing with companies abroad. They didn’t even book flight until they had accepted a solid job offer.
People are suffering abroad but my friends are not, and this planning is part of the reason.”

@ehigbenin7 wrote, “Who is “your mate”. All these people that go to Canada and start telling people that “abroad is not what you think “, total nonsense

Abroad is exactly what you think it is.

If you traveled to Canada and you think you are better off in Nigeria, pls when are you returning?”

One Tega tweeted, “Nonsense! I travelled 11years ago and I’ve more money than all my mates put together”

Photos of a chimpanzee killed and eaten by hunters and locals in Nembe Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, have sparked an outrage online.

In the viral photos which surfaced on Facebook recently, hunters were pictured boasting about killing the chimpanzee at the Edumanom Forest Reserve in the state. They also reportedly sold the meat to interested residents.

A Twitter user, who allegedly bought the meat, took to Twitter to reveal that he cooked pepper soup with it, and washed it down with yoghurt.

“Gunned down by a hunter in the forest today at Nembe, Bayelsa state. A good meal,” he captioned the post.

This didn’t go down well with many, including environmentalists and tourists, and they didn’t hesitate to lampoon the hunters for killing the chimpanzee.

Some also decried the possible extinction of the endangered specie, and called on the federal and state government to take more action to protect the animals from being hunted and eaten into extinction.

When contacted for comment, the Senior Special Advisor to the Governor on Tourism, Mr. Priye Kiyaramo, said: “It is regrettable that the future of chimpanzees in Edonamon National Park in Bayelsa State still remains in peril. There are cases where infant chimpanzees are frequently taken alive and sold in cities as pets.”

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A Nigerian woman is currently in severe pains after she was served quit notice by her landlady just after she spent heavily to renovate her apartment.

The heartbroken lady took to social media to share a video of the apartment while renovative work was ongoing to bring it up to her standard.

Sadly, after spending a huge sum of money and time to renovate the apartment, she received a quit notice from the legal representative of her landlady, instructing her to vacate the premises before February 28, 2023.

Sharing a photo of the quit notice, the tenant wrote, “If you think heartbreak is painful, read the last paper.”

“My heart is paining me,” she added.

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The woman’s dilemma has sparked mixed reactions online as some netizens sympathized with her while others reprimanded her for renovating a rented apartment.

Actor, Stanley Nweze wrote, “You don’t need to renovate another person’s house, it’s not yours, rent a suitable place, Atleast not a place that would need so much renovation….. even if there’s something you need to be put in place, tell the landlord afterall it’s his house”

@rhukieee wrote, “Did you seek permission before renovating someone else’s apartment???”

@_havfy wrote, “Just get a good lawyer for compensation and move on. It’s his house after all…”

@thefoodnetwornig2 wrote, “This is why I’m not in support of “rent a cheap place, then tush it up to your taste”
It’s such a risky thing to do.
If you have money, just rent your exact taste! Renovating another man’s property without a written terms & conditions is not a WISE thing to do ….”