Nigerians Abroad Are Suffering And Not Enjoying - Yusuff Olarenwaju

The comment “They are now facing Shege pro max that’s why we didn’t hear from them again…..” in response to a post about Nigerians who relocated to the UK and Canada and have become silent on social media suggests that they are enduring significant hardships. “Shege pro max” implies extreme suffering or difficulty, reflecting a harsh and mocking view of their situation.

This comment trivializes the real struggles that immigrants face, such as adapting to new environments, dealing with isolation, and managing demanding work conditions. Rather than showing empathy for their challenges, the remark reinforces negative stereotypes and adds to the stigmatization of those who have sought better opportunities abroad. Constructive dialogue should focus on understanding and supporting their experiences rather than mocking their difficulties.