Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Why Nigerians Will Rather Cross the Mediterranean Than Stay At Home, By Ayodele Adio – Premium Times Opinion

It is sad that some Nigerians have no shame to be janitors in other countries something they will refuse to do at home.  

You hear advertisements on radio of people who recruit fellow Nigerians for work abroad and the police will not arrest those who engage in such illicit business. 

The society has become morally bankrupt, all it knows is money no matter how you got it. 

It is very sad and extremely painful. 

SO

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