Rotimi says being wealthy in Africa is better than being rich in America. Says even the air is better than American air.

[Mordith]

 

[Jeshaman]

I would love to go to Africa. My concerns are issues like governmental corruption and such. I know how to deal with people.

Also I don’t know a soul there and only speak English and Spanish. Too much would need to be left up to faith. I hope to visit one day though

They speak English in Hjana, Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, South Africa, Sierra Leone, Botswana amongst others.

 

[Lurkio]

it’s facts…but wat good is being wealthy when everyone else is beyond poor? living like a king while every else suffers <<<<

 

[Music Fiend]

I really like when known brehs who move around different parts of the earth start speaking on shyt that opens minds

 

[NigerianDonDada]

Depends on what you want out of life. Like somebody said in another thread the rich and wealthy people in Africa ain't moving to America to work a regular 9-5 and start from scratch. They're good over there. Was in Nigeria a few months back and was at some of the shyt I saw.

 

[The D-List Vet]

@Universal Koala

 

[Adeptus Astartes]

I'd be worried about corruption and tribalism. I guess tue corruption isn't as much of an issue if you got money.

 

[Rell Lauren]

Tether speaks like Nigeria is a vacation when most people are living in poverty next to sewage and polluted water selling sodas and wares for dollars just to make it to the next day.

 

[Majestyx]

air is better in other places, the trees and weeds in america are hell on humans. add in all these fukin cars and trucks.

like someone said earlier, theres a reason so many remote folks who can, BOUNCE to mexico or costa rica or some shyt.

 

[EndGame]

This definitely applies to Southern African countries like Namibia and Botswana.

 

[CopiousX]

You're speaking in general terms. Not everywhere in Africa ( A WHOLE CONTINENT) has an electrical problem

And 24/7 Electricity is only a problem if you want to live a Westernized life. When I lived in the village for 2 months in Nigeria, I didn't even realize it because I got to experience everything else around me from the people, the scenery, the women, etc etc

Nah, this ain't it. I generally agree with most the stuff you say breh, but This a losing argument to an American.

 

[the bossman]

I get what he's saying but there's plenty of cap in between the blurred lines.

Exact same can be said about let's say DR, Colombia, Panama, etc...

@phcitywarrior @DEAD7 @OfTheCross

Basically take the American dollar to any 3rd world country with a highly inflated local currency and you can live like a king

White folks do the same shyt in Bali or Thailand

 

[CoryMack]

You're speaking in general terms. Not everywhere in Africa ( A WHOLE CONTINENT) has an electrical problem

And 24/7 Electricity is only a problem if you want to live a Westernized life. When I lived in the village for 2 months in Nigeria, I didn't even realize it because I got to experience everything else around me from the people, the scenery, the women, etc etc

Homie you can ask anybody on the earth who’s experienced having electricity if they’d rather have electricity available 24/7 or not, and I guarantee 100% would take electricity. Nothing “western” about that, it’s modern living. That’s like saying instead of having indoor plumbing people are cool with using the bathroom out in the bush.

 

[Robbie3000]

this the thread where we see how prideful thecoli is of America

nikkas turn into true patriots to spite Africans.

 

[CoryMack]

Nah, this ain't it. I generally agree with most the stuff you say breh, but This a losing argument to an American.

It’s a losing argument to anyone who’s ever had electricity, doesn’t matter where they’re from.