Would love to understand how the friends here see the Nigerian ecosystem, from the economic point of view, political, stability, entrepreneur and education.
Ask HN: How do you see Nigeria?
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Re: Ask HN: How do you see Nigeria?
#2You guys friendly but too noisy, entitled, and bordering being offenders...from my single sample experience, take it as you like
Re: Ask HN: How do you see Nigeria?
#3Based on my e-mail they appear to have a sprawling monarchy with poor financial infrastructure
Re: Ask HN: How do you see Nigeria?
#4Big country. Has the potential to be an absolute giant in Africa. Has a lot of smart people and potential for computer technology.
Re: Ask HN: How do you see Nigeria?
#5Nigeria is a large post-colonial petrostate, assembled via British conquest of a wide variety of indigenous nations from ~140 and ~110 years ago. Between suffering from "far-away white men drew lines on a map" syndrome, various civil wars and coups, and population of almost 1/4 billion - it's a classic "every possible generality is false" situation.
I wouldn't advise anyone to count on stability, security, or rule of law in Nigeria...but looking at post-2016 America, I might have similar doubts about my own country.