So You Want To Go Back To Africa? Here Is Your Chance :sa1:

[mbewane]

Bunch of smart-dumb brehs

 

[↓R↑LYB]

The guys who've never left want to leave and go elsewhere. But the ones who've been outside the country can't wait to get back and settle down in Africa. The grind is not as exhausting as the states. A bunch of people get money and move back to Africa. Exactly a scenario the move back to Africa AAs should have. Comparatively everything is cheaper and economies and investment opportunities are emerging. One idea I'd give you guys is get the skills that allow you to work for multi national. You get paid us rate salaries to live in a place that everything is a third the price it is in the states.

About the asylum and dual citizenship to all countries. You won't get dual citizenship to all countries. But I'm pretty sure you can travel and live in any country for a long time without the need for it. I've rarely heard people getting deported unless they're doing illegal stuff.

This. I was talking to the lady at my bank when I opened my account (she's from Liberia) and she said a bunch of her clients decided to retire in Africa. She said whenever she gets a chance to talk to them, they love it out there. She even said once she's ready to retire she's moving back to Liberia.

 

[Poitier]

Macbooks at the exchange rate at 700 dollars.
I pay 40 dollars for 4G wireless Internet unlimited plus television and phone.
Electricity you pay with tokens. Reup when you feel like. Bill is around 20 to 30 dollars a month max.
By gas you meant heating or cooking? It's good weather here. You never need heating for the house. And for cooking gas something worth 21 dollars last half the year.
And coke you meant the soda? 2 litres is a dollar fifty.

So older model used macs

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Kind of hard to believe the electricity when SA has the largest supply and even they have week long blackouts.

The Coke is only a few cent more

As far as the having money or skill. I'd recommend it. The guys who work for the multi nationals sometimes it's non profits and other vehicles that might be doing good. Really depends on the company but there are many expatriates.

Yeah but if you are 1 of those "Africa for Africans fukk Whitey" types then working at a multinational is ironic

And I think economies are growing. Kenya for instance just found oil. Is still building infrastructure and technology. Real estate still coming up and an emerging middle class. So opportunities are there. There's land to farm and things are not saturated yet or over inflated

IDK man

Oil market depreciating, China going into depression,currencies losing value, etc

 

[Blackrogue]

This. I was talking to the lady at my bank when I opened my account (she's from Liberia) and she said a bunch of her clients decided to retire in Africa. She said whenever she gets a chance to talk to them, they love it out there. She even said once she's ready to retire she's moving back to Liberia.

Yeah a bunch of us flew out to states and other countries. There's a big demographic that's like fukk this I'm going back. Theres exceptions. Like my sis is settled for good has her companies in the states but she's super white washed. My cousin lives in NY, she was home for Christmas and was shedding tears so happy to be around. She's tired of living there. My brother did his masters in London. This dude the moment he finished didn't even want to stay there. Have cousins who grew up in Europe who want to come back despite their parents. Some of them have. My boys also who went out all kinda got tired at the same time and came back.

But it's a slightly different perspective cause we have family here. But people still if you plan well can come be happy. Be stressfree. Make many new friends. You just gotta plan well how you'll do it is all. This getting citizenship as a group to every country won't happen.

 

[Blackrogue]

@Poitier I currently have zuku. It's 4300 for 4G and it's fast. 20mbs or something

 

[wheywhey]

This is some smart dumb nikka shyt

There are 54 nations in Africa, all with different citizenship laws. For instance Cameroon doesn't even allow dual citizenship.

Interesting. Ndamukong Suh's sister played for the Cameroonian national soccer team so I assumed that she/they had dual citizenship.

Edit: Children born abroad may have dual citizenship until age 21, then they must choose Cameroon or their other country.

 

[wheywhey]

And I think economies are growing. Kenya for instance just found oil. Is still building infrastructure and technology. Real estate still coming up and an emerging middle class. So opportunities are there. There's land to farm and things are not saturated yet or over inflated

There is a major land grab in Africa. Foreign governments, hedge funds, and private investors are acquiring large plots of land. There is no private land ownership in Ethiopia; the government appears to be handing the land out for free.

 

[wheywhey]

I'm going to guess quality electricity, internet, gas, etc cost more as well as imported items like macbooks and coke.

The Coke is only a few cent more

Cliff Clavin mode:

Most countries or at least regions have their own Coca-Cola (or similar brand) bottling plant. Many Americans prefer Mexican Coke which is made with sugar instead of corn syrup.

The boxer Joe Louis' former opponent Max Schmeling supported Louis financially for many years and paid for his funeral. Max Schmeling owned a Coca-Cola bottling plant in Germany.

 

[Fox]

this group is late.....some folks are already thriving in Africa without any fanfare or petitions.


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I started to not even reply to this thread but I've seen this documentary before.. post is the only worthwhile thing in here. I know an African american couple living in Ghana and they've accomplished a lot financially in a rather short span of time.

It's perfectly fine with me if 95% of African americans want to remain in america, that's their choice to make, why would I be bothered by that?? Africa has tons of black folks. This thread alone is enough reason why Africa should NOT be advertised as a relocation option to the majority, I echo the sentiments of Marcus Garvey regarding that, the less cac00ns around and the more the merrier I will be.

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/cinc...e-in-campus-cop-killing-of-sam-dubose.341340/
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We've got stuff like this happening all day long in cACland yet some still seem to have the time to critique why 'african' americans shouldn't consider 'africa' as a place to live. It's like entering the twilight zone in 2015 with some of these people.

Africa is booming with opportunity and you don't have to be rich or highly skilled to become a success there, creativity and a thorough business plan and you have just as good a shot there as anywhere.

 

[Poitier]

 

[Fox]

Lets be real here then what exactly are you guys expecting to accomplish in america

 

[Poitier]

nikkas always "know" someone but bums.

 

[Fox]

Exactly

 

[Fox]

Well lets pray that the couple you supposedly know in Ghana dont end up like those 2 elderly Afro American women who got slaughtered and their land stolen.....

Pray?