Nigerian Man Relocates To Equatorial Guinea With N1.2m, Shares How His Life Changed Financially
- A Nigerian man who relocated to Equatorial Guinea said his life has changed financially since he arrived
- The man said when he was in Nigeria, it was hard for him to make money but moving to a new country changed that
- He said since his arrival in the country, things have become easier for him than when he was in Nigeria
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A Nigerian man who lives in Equatorial Guinea has shared his experience in the country.
The man spoke in a trending video which was posted on YouTube, and he said his life changed for the better after he arrived in the country.
Source: UGC
In the video posted by Emma Miker, the man said things became easier for him than they were when he was living in Nigeria.
When asked how much he spent to move to the country, the man said at the time he travelled, he spent around N1.2 million.
He said one thing he noticed was that the electricity situation in Equatorial Guinea was different from the one in Nigeria, suggesting that they had a better power supply.
He stated:
"I love their light, to be honest."
He also said it was hard to make money in Nigeria but it was very different in the country where he now lives.
Equatorial Guinea is a country on the west coast of Central Africa.
Source: Youtube
He said if one works hard in Equatorial Guinea, one would make money since things were relatively easy.
He stated:
"To be honest, when I was in Nigeria, it was very hard to get small small change as a hustler, but since I came here and I have been working, everything is like easier here than when I was in Nigeria. Financial aspect, it really helped me a lot."
Watch the video below:
Reactions as man shares his experience in Equatorial Guinea
@osasobaretin said:
"Nigeria is a big pit hole, you don't see what you are working for. Corruption and wickedness has cripple the country."
@Obama-nchama said:
"You are welcome in our country brother. hope you keep doing well."
@Coco Udo said:
"EG is my country. Thank you for develop yourself there. Beautiful country!"
@tourbillon said:
"Competition is rife in Nigeria.. Population of Guinea small na."
@heal057 said:
"Shey this country is visa free? And how to go about it?"
@ASA Court said:
"I left gunea equatorial in 2020, and I miss malabo dos, sipopo beach, arena blanca and pasio ? forgot the name."
@Arknite said:
"Nigeria is the worst place to be with a good motive."
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