Nigerian- American based Media practitioner, Emmanuel Ugolee, has supported the Nigerian artiste who stated on Twitter that Nigerians are lucky to be living in Nigeria.
@tTtunez in a tweet posted today opined that many Nigerians living abroad are depressed and that it is better to save here in Nigeria.
”Nigerians in Nigeria don’t know what God has done for them. Millions of Nigerians overseas are depressed. I stay in New Jersey & I have to get used to this boring & expensive life. You’ll get to save more in Nigeria compared to the US, you’ll always live a happy life in Nigeria.”
Reacting to his Tweet, Emmanuel who is currently based in the US, wrote
” Realest truth everyone thinks is a lie”
Meanwhile Fans of ex-housemate of the Big Brother Naija reality show welcome the reality star, Cross Ike, to Abuja with over two hundred power bikes, and cars.
Cross alongside fellow ex-housemate, Jackie B touched down in Abuja on Friday for his homecoming party organized by his team with the theme ‘Cross Over Night’ holding on Saturday, 16th of October.
The reality star’s arrival in Abuja was anticipated and well planned with over 200 fans on power bikes and cars as the host himself – Cross – rides in a Lamborghini sports car.
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