Media personality Do2dtun has cautioned Nigerians in the diaspora against discouraging others from relocating abroad.

He stressed that anyone still living overseas after leaving Nigeria has no moral right to advise others against making the same move. According to him, those who left and are still enjoying the opportunities abroad should not try to stop others from seeking similar opportunities.

Do2dtun wrote: “If you’ve japaed, stop telling people why they shouldn’t come. If you haven’t moved back to Nigeria and you still live abroad, please keep quiet. You’re not in the right position to discourage others from taking the same step. Keep your advice to yourself. If life abroad is too hard, come back home and let others give it a try.”

He further criticised the tendency of Nigerians to avoid questioning the wealthy and powerful, even when they are wrong. Do2dtun described those who defend such figures as being manipulative, ignorant, and trapped in a “slave mentality.”

He added: “In Nigeria, challenging a rich man feels like committing a crime. The moment you do, you’ll see how an ignorant, disoriented, slave-minded person who idolises them will attack you just because you dared to question them.”