Is Akin Alabi Right With His Tweet? Nigerians’ are Dragging Him

I’m struggling to understand. You live in a country that works. You made money and came to Nigeria to do business. It failed. You complain and go back to the country that works. Why don’t you just do business in that country that works? Why Nigeria? Don’t tell me patriotism.

— Oloye Akin Alabi (@akinalabi) December 1, 2019

It's official,

The last of my 6 friends who quit jobs [in the US(4), Denmark(1), Cyprus(1)] and moved back to Nigeria between 2011 and 2013 to set up businesses here, left this morning.

They've all folded up their businesses here, and left the country to restart.

Again.

— Ibrahim Suleiman (@edomalo) December 1, 2019

Until someone points me to where akin alabi @akinalabi is opposing the social media bill, he is the same like every fraudulent politician

— Don Chepe (@_youpele) December 2, 2019

Start that business in country that works, then establish a branch in Nigeria if need be.
Alternatively, look for a business that favors both country of residence and country of birth.
Example; Shea butter export from Nigeria to the west.

— Prince Oudah (@iamoudah) December 2, 2019

The outrage at @akinalabi 's tweet on the Nigerians in the diaspora who came home to invest, makes me wonder if "comprehension" is still taught in secondary schools in Nigeria. https://t.co/5sRRSDQBp6

— Oluwaseun (@AkOluwa) December 2, 2019

Drag Akin Alabi all you want, but he is one of the very few politicians in Nigeria that takes his time engaging Nigerians on this platform.

— Osas Cruz (@theOsasCruz) December 2, 2019

Some want to help create jobs, but the difficult system they didn't envisage kill their businesses.

It affects many not only Nigerians who return home to do business, even foreigners that come here to invest.
That's why there ar no jobs because only few businesses survive.

— HumanityFirst (@uwakings1) December 2, 2019