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‘You’re doing better than some who traveled abroad’ – Presidency tells Nigerians
The Presidency says some Nigerians who feel they are suffering in the country are doing better than those who traveled abroad many years ago.
Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Policy Communication, Daniel Bwala, said this during an interview on ‘The Morayo Podcast Show’ on Wednesday.
He said many Nigerians who are Masters degree and Ph.D holders are doing menial jobs like house care and warehouse keeping.
“Some of you Nigerians, who think you are suffering, you’re better off than your colleagues that traveled out five years ago.
“I am a resident of the United Kingdom. A Nigerian that finished with first class or second class, now moves to the UK, and then adds another degreeonly to be working at care homes.
“As far as I am concerned, it’s a modern-day slavery, and I will tell you today. It’s less than house girl, because there are certain things that a house girl cannot do,” he said.

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