Life in Europe is Very Hard, Stay in Nigeria and Invest Your Money, Nigerian Man in Germany Reveals

- A Nigerian man who migrated to Germany has sent a serious warning to those seeking to migrant to Europe to have a rethink and reconsider

- In an exclusive interview with Legit.ng, the man identified as Forlan said life in Europe is different from what is being portrayed in the media

- He advised that instead, Nigerians with the intention of going overseas should invest that money in farming or any good business in the country

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A Nigerian man in the European country of Germany has issued a stern warning to other Nigerians nursing the desire to leave the shores of the country for abroad that life over there is not all that it seems.

The man who gave his name only as Mr Forlan, told Legit.ng in an exclusive interview that living abroad is very hard and seems to be only designed for the benefit of indigenes and nationals of the country, not migrants.

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Forlan who has lived in Germany for some years said that European life is in sharp contrast to what is depicted on TV and the media and that it takes hard labour for one to succeed there.

While revealing that he owns a farm in Nigeria that is cultivated and tilled by workers under his payroll, he stated that starting a business in Europe can be frustrating and if the paperwork for approval and takeoff does not deter you, the taxes will.

Forlan said in pidgin:

"People dey say Europe, Europe...Say once you come na heaven you dey come. No be heaven. Na the same thing wey dey here na im still dey Nigeria. Nigeria, God bless us wey be say if our leaders dey do well, nobody suppose leave the country dey come Europe."

He advised potential migrants to channels their supposed money for travelling into a business that will yield returns in the country as he too will soon return to Nigeria.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian lady was dragged on social media for calling the country hellfire after travelling to Kenya.

She took to her Twitter page to share some pictures of herself in Kenya and captioned them: "Don’t let anybody deceive you; Nigeria is Hellfire lite."

Aina's tweet did not go down well with Nigerians who flooded the comment section of her post to defend their country.

A tweep with the handle @just1keji expressed displeasure over the tweet, saying comparing Nigeria to Kenya is wrong.

Victor Duru is a Legit.ng journalist with more than three years of working experience in the media industry. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Management Studies from Imo State University, where he was a Students' Union Government Director of Information. Victor is a Human Interest Editor, Strategic Content Creator and a Google-certified Digital Marketer. Connect with him on Twitter @DuruCVictor2

Source: Legit.ng