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RE: The Myriads Of Migration: The Economic & Financial Consequences.

in LeoFinance2 years ago

Just yesterday, I was discussing with a friend about the rate at which people travel out of Nigeria to other countries especially the UK. Here in Nigeria, I noticed a lot of movement from people, especially in September. Many of my friends left for one course or the other and it's been like that in the past years but this particular year, there was a lot of rush! At a point, I was thinking if I am lagging on this trend 😂😂

Well, I think you are right in your view. If these countries keep experiencing the population influx, in some years to come, there might be economic consequences, and there might be a struggle to live comfortable like before but till then, maybe their government will come up with a creative plan to balance the economy or take better decisions, I am not an economist though, just thinking out loud...lolz

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Well the trend makes it seem really beautiful, Nigeria is messed up and who wouldn't think of trading this shit country for another? However there's more to this. Moving requires one to have a lot of money. The kind of money that make take a lot of sacrifice. The reality of the situation is that you're not missing out, go into details also of how to move because there's so much information to process, of course it requires familial decisions too.

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