with what seemed closely for him to bring you the story behind the news. we ruled about unbiased information for 3 months. the have you heard of the ward jen box? it's referring to young that jury ends moving abroad, felt better opportunities and has become a popular trend. we have an entire show and district debate in missouri on just by and it had such a massive response that we thought we should do a pot to. but this time from the other side, from germany, i am 5 to any company to she and welcome to the 77 percent show on just by the other side. so who are these people who judge by? let's hear about the experiences, how they make money, but also how they cope with live abroad on today's show. and the jury and software

engineer who jumped back to barely you know, straight debate. we talked to high skilled professionals and how much did later i measure income media and basketball waste and all of that issue. the what wait, this is never heard of jack back. we've got you covered. here's what you have to know. and a recap of law strict debate from like us in case you missed it. have you heard of the term jack? by that time literally means to run a runny we imagine, or a supervisor language. it's become the words to describe the phenomenon of the young nature is leaving the country. how many people have friends who jeff? i'd let me see by show hands. that's every one of many young people in nature have either drunk, but that is left still. countries on the verge of leaving,

and there are several reasons why almost 90 percent of the people i went to school, we'd have left the country. they something about being a medical doctor that nature is really feeling that if you go to other countries, less than country status group to huge amount of respect. and you know, there's a, a chair it is given to medical doctors that we do not have here. the thing about leaving the niger i that's the paradoxes that, that's a lot of the individual i really liked. um, once he doesn't translate to anything. so people want to pick that we used on tickets with country walks, they stopped at work and you can't blame them. i've had several challenges like these where i'm trying to do something mean i get into the environment. there is no wi fi like i make me do stuff. there's no infrastructure. that guy gives me an idea of what i want to do. very frustrated, better has one of the what's left us, you've spoken ations and according to the nature i'm pulling from angel i pools, 73 percent of adults under the age of 35 open to leaving the country is given the

opportunity. it's an extra route that people move to place this way. there is a green that pastor. what i find it'd be just told me is the number of people. it's not a big deal. so i'm price is one to go get better. i've come back at the same time. you can also stop people from wanting to go and not come back. the recent wave of my germans moving out of the countries is the largest movement of people out of the country since the end of major the civil war over 50 years ago. now generally you'd start scrambling to relocate to other countries where they can find employment, security and a better quality of life. now you notice call on debt by more than 200000000 people currently make up the african diaspora. and while we often hear of people leaving the country due to conflict or economic hardship, there are in fact many young professionals who leave in social to better jobs,

new experiences. i'll give them a little adventure, which brings us to jim aka economy, a young software engineer. she started a new life in the german capital berlin, and we wanted to find out what that is like. 29 guarantees on subject law. like i just want to like, leave the country and go to a new country like you've been behind france on knob wants to explore new opportunities to like see how life is outside of major area. and then gets to grow into korea. and every other aspect of life i actually missed around a time that a lot of my friends move. so i felt like b o decided. so let's just leave. i'll find some way about a fire or so i'll put you on. it sits who grow almost every 2nd nigerian asked in 20. 19, by the pew research center said they planned to move abroad to search for better work for tentative european cities like berlin attract many nigerian professional.

it's like just the other spot to jump had to are the united states, canada, or great britain. that was a new place come new challenges the they called us back to being in jenny. i think the language on the cultural, i would say the germans, i be reserved. so and um, to bucharest in germany is actually in laws like unlike many of our peers, jim aka has a good job back in 2022. every 2nd youth in the area was unemployed. according to the national row of citizen youth also struggling with insecurity that governance and unfair working conditions. double put chances is really like what makes a lot of nigerians once leave on like a big top, you know, environment. so you know, face, cuz like jamie is really like a cool country,

like strong economy level of job opportunities. and then the last, the time to do this work and the main drives have it so and he just wants to go out of their way to been so tough to where they will be really paid well for doing defense. and i did to endanger. but as tempting as moving abroad may sound, it also means leaving a lots behind me. so my family, i missed my friend. i missed the phone. i missed um the people in general. yeah. and also the one. so i have a truck who countries, so definitely the item is the one cuz it has 2 of them. and all right now jim, i said wrapped the opportunity to work in germany and does not redirect. she is ready for whatever the future brings. be it in germany, nigeria, or anywhere else in newer?

yeah, there's nothing compared to the ones of home. but the question is whether that is enough to not dug back. because despite the many challenges, one face as a broad going back home comes with its own challenges. now, due to the language and also historical ties, germany hasn't always been the most of the as best the nation for my grands from africa. in the past few years, however, germany has started attracting skilled magazines, which is why it will stay in germany. because before our street debate, my clinic, it is kamani travel to hamburg, to ask a young africans why they chose germany as a new home. in case you didn't a know how mark is one of german is the biggest sports. and what was the help of german migration to the us today? it is home to one of the biggest african communities in the country, the hello, and welcome back to the 77 percent st debates. my name is edith giovanni, and this week we are in unfamiliar territory. we are in the 2nd largest city of

germany. humbug. now in recent to yes, it's come to be a home for x spots looking for better opportunities abroad among those of course, after, because the reasons why they're here, they will be telling us shortly, but also the implications that i've said a tool has on the economies as we're going to begin with a go by car, your ne julian and you came here in 2020, but you didn't stay very long because you were here for you. most of went back to a julia and then decided to return. tell me a little bit about the that i think of someone who has must us have bits. i'll put soon to see it in germany. if i happen to, if i'm to be paid, the sense that are young gets in, in germany and i do. yeah. i would love to be able to do that, but because i don't have such opportunities then i am that you know or that option done to move back to germany and look for a job. yeah. but you're not speaking theoretically because when you moved back tonight, julia, you actually attempted to find a job. how did that work out for you? yeah, to be honest, i couldn't get the job i wanted because someone does to do most magic's. everybody

thinks everybody from the community, the things i'm supposed to teach or work somewhere in the bank, which was the way i worked before i did you have any for me? i must as so i how to come back and look for the real job. yeah. somebody else who has a similar experience is fresh us has actually dr. precious. like a bar code here. you also moved back to a julia hoping to get employment. but do you want to stay there for 8 months? yes, it was quite challenging you made looked for applications to different uh, institutions, companies, universities. and at the end of the day you get nothing back of cost as the need for people like we buckled. we may tedious, but the question is, is the infrastructure there, somebody else who definitely needs infrastructure and facilities is how you are a maritime engineer. the 1st one i have to agree to that i've ever spoken to, and you also try to get a job in adria, but that didn't go down quite as pleasant as that they're looking for. jo bought it was pretty difficult for me. so many people told me, no, okay, you're females on the side. okay. you went to on all of that. and when i eventually

got a job, a tools pretty hard for me because i had to do, you know, double the foot after putting up with the efforts to be seen as someone who is capable of carrying out any jump. so we're going to come back to some of the issues that plead your different industries in a shop well, but i want to get ground to do some statistics 1st. unfortunately, he actually works with a company that brings walk us through germany and you tell me it's because somebody was desperately looking for what? cuz yeah, actually somebody in humble and it was a striving company, one of the 2 largest best driving companies in germany and, and now the 1st 5 bus drive bus, one group for integration reasons, not to be so lonely to help each other out. this kind of thing, it was not a french book which is even 5 up and off and him book and the next 5 will probably come to come across with us. yeah. so used to very much during the day is what somebody might listen to you would say, well, germany also has an unemployment problem. why not hire drum and drivers to drive those buses? reset the drum and the drum and it has an unemployment. pro was sophisticated,

there is a freak of a when you look at germany, unemployment. yeah. okay. okay. so that is likely there is a figure but is very, very know. so there is a demand for skilled walk. us can every field we have speaking not only about bus drivers to be speaking about doctors, lawyers, judges architect, name it. yeah. so these are essentially known as different seats professionals, the ones that you've just mentioned, including engineering and drama need to specifically, according to the latest, because by the chamber of commerce, an industry is applying to your funding. struck by 2000000 positions. is that how you felt when you came into this country organ? uh, not really, because there are lots of people in germany, but the in the janes and foreigners, the const drove me to work and they simply don't even find with drugs. got to keep hearing. i in abundance, although yes so many people do find these jobs,

but you still find it with much more people, not finding goose drove. so sometimes the end of you that going back home to then before i jump, i'd go on digital my come back again, let me come back to roger because while we were speaking, uh yeah, you did mention to me. but one of the biggest challenges which i thought was interesting is that people don't stay like discount. tell you that our clients, all possible clients say, this is the greatest challenge, people come and believe of the. yeah. so the key word here is integration. i thing . but i, i also believe like when i see everybody here around, they come for universe, it give us some think alone, and they have to find that way. and if they come with winter, that is even worse. and they don't know, because nobody really expects coming from an african country that will have full 5 or 6 month of city web. i, you know, i mean, city web. and you can explain that to people from kenya, wherever, while i can, as long as i want to, you have to experience it. otherwise you won't believe it. if you survive in germany for one or 2 years, and maybe you live in a family that can bring it over, i think you will stay for a long time. okay. we're, you know,

we're not very specialized april. oh, good. okay. when you get to know us, i think everyone is laughing because they recognize exactly what you say. but because you mentioned the idea of being integrated and perhaps one day will be to go back home. let me just see by show of has how many people here have an agenda to relocate for you back into their mother lives in the next say, 5 years. oh wow. that's a good, a good 10 years. maybe that have been to maybe maybe for 10 years. okay. so but for your let me ask you something, do you feel beholden? are you responsible for building gun mean that was born a gun in for a reason i believe. so i have to contribute to whatever cause i have to contribute to gonna have to help build it. but currently i don't see myself having the capacity the money, nor the experience to, to, to do that. so i would, once it gets all of these here, or somewhere in here, given up country to but how does africa develop if all the skilled people are

coming to the develop? 12 yeah. so exactly like me. i come to get the knowledge and then go back and then create a business or establish a business and then he'll be able to do. okay, so you don't feel like you have uh or you or your country, anything at this point at this point? um, sometimes i try to convince myself i don't school with them anything, but within me i feel idle then something. okay, so philip is convincing himself. he doesn't, olga, nbc and manuela do you need to convince yourself that's coming in? doesn't need to actually add a need to convince myself. and i think we another ones to answer that question unfortunately. so now that we agree, and these, i hope that goes many swatches and issued outset those. and this is not just about jobs, we've had people for it, for example, and come a room or frank, okay, if i can get a job, it can do a business back home, and then they go on the taxi. so for easy and sometimes maybe you have to break

your we to do a business that is going to benefit your account, right? if we all carry ourselves back home because we think we o uh, country something and then we have to be hungry. mm. that's really being sorry, foolish. okay, i will bucko, i know that you have some very strong opinions about this. do you think you'll country have let him down a bit, creating the infrastructure, the framework for you to be able to thrive back in a julia. so to be honest, i would say sometimes it's not even that there is no job. sometimes there is jo, both for some such and people. what do you mean? like for some pull, some people for people that are connected for people who doesn't know someone who is at the top. okay. who does this guy just shouted, nepotism, i have to come here, but yeah, i mean, what other well kind of said was correct up there might be job sports. chances are they will just give it to someone who is related to them rather than give it to the

sun set of people who are qualified to do that. and eventually it has like a domino effect. because if you put the wrong person with the wrong scales for a job done, they don't know what to do or just taking the salary or not. i do value to the society that they are all to. they've never to see these corruption and the industry that simply not developed so out because i want us to wrap this up. i, i do want to find out, you know, how do we make this sustainable? because europe will continue to need workers and workers will continue to come to europe or other develop play shows. how do we do that? well, still taking care of african economies any take cuz i'm going back home. and so i would say almost everybody you see to use contributing to the free because you can only because at the end of the day we send the money back home. i feel like i would want to contribute some more. maybe some of those to be likely to contribute to list because i think that job will be a lot. so i would want to contribute more in the future. so. alright, let me hear from you because i know that you're to me that you usually advise

people unless you have phones. so from ground here, do not attempt to go back home. sure. and i do that other type of her unless you have a job by pen. do not go back home. so if you have a better job here, see, i'm the established you for you can go back home. you know, we asked the beginning why so many skilled workers living them, other countries to come on what to do, euro the, as a many, one, germany needs them on to the destination. you need the money, how to be sustainable. you've had all the answers that. thank you for watching by the your, it is an order pending load for food for thought. well, if you want to hear more a check out before debate on youtube, you can also for us on our socials and let us know what you think. but we are staying in germany because we have one more special and the jury and to me to yeah,

but comedy legend basketball. he's been making us law for over 20 years. this year he kicked off his head off the tour in berlin. i was fortunate enough to be that to watch a show together with many other funds from berlin's african diaspora. and when i caught up with him, i asked him about the thoughts on just listen. if you've not seen him, you've heard about him. i really don't see a cab joke without you laughing out, your joys. i'm. that's the mind himself right now. we're going to talk to him right now. perfect. so add that. we've got the mind himself now. let's get them out. thank you so much, my foot for agreeing to do this with us. we know you are busy, but how do you feel about tonight? i feel so good. it was a great show and it was right. and for some interesting reason i was in you said i was the reason i was run through it, i think yeah, i'm really excited about that. we've seen that your crowd today. i saw that event

and majority of them as well as we can a jury and, and we know that there's a trend, you know, the japan as well. i just want you to tell us what do you think about this whole thing is literally happening in the jury. yeah. even why i come from us. well, the gum. yeah. young people i leaving. what do you think it would take to really make young people just be? i do think this is really a good thing though. so my opinion on that my thoughts on it wouldn't really change anything because they are leaving their own reality. the reality sometimes might be totally different from what i can possibly imagine. so if a man or woman decides to leave that space, that he's not comfortable in anymore, so be as long as you travel legally, you opting your papers legally, legally, legally, and, you know, go to the right process, get a good job and everything. i'm cool with that now, the idea of jack by him and because everyone leaves, he's going to be able to country you understand. so does my own because me,

i don't have any intention to leave. what i do is i created my own country, my own space and leaving that's was right. the major problem is no, it wasn't doing some cause. the problem is the lead us to lead us and that's where the conversation goes past, where it goes back to the if the had done the right to like and 9 you have, we don't do a lot of exports, right? and that's why the mary's drowning because it's, you know, be not selling much. and, and that, that's if we was, it was happening that we didn't definitely will be job. they'll be security because when you have a little on people unemployed, it reads, it reads room for insecurity. it's about for real. what you guys most do is what, whatever you do, what i decree to walk to creating the contents and know the traveler disposable to 1st, make yourself who believe in yourself. keep yourself appeal with

no negative source of energy because once the inside is dark, positive attracts positive, right? that's what you need. and when you invest space, it means that you can, you can feed from that image you around you positively. so bringing that space, nothing can go wrong. it is not very easy to make fun out of this to us every day. issues that we go with, really just telling me the inspiration behind your comedy and what keeps it going like some of the, the my to as i dropped on the stage about 2 or 3 of them came to me right before i got on stage. so what i do is i just listen to people around you. yeah, around me, the safety and i take notes. have you heard the phrase door to ask what your country can do for you, but what can you do for your country? it was coined by a former us president of john f. kennedy. i'm beginning to think that we need to rewrite of that idea ology because conscious over people, so much yet as we just heard from boss good miles,

not everybody leaves music. art is victoria fall and hope we're up abroad and return to her parents home country, new jersey. yet, she found her place in nicholas's electric music scene, where she not only creates beautiful sounds, but sol, so with a message that's the kind of homecoming we're talking about. i love is a you could call her at la toyota because it's not just musically but she likes moving around. but also one who is pertaining to the roots of to live in an experience in many cultures. well, some young people are leaving the country, victoria follow know, has decided to set to the lagos nigeria after traveling. well, i think one of the most interesting things about traveling and coming back to nigeria is seeing the different ways that now gen culture has influence culture around the world. so like i lived in cuba and i'm,

they're seeing in the purest form, your story, your, of a culture embedded in their culture. so rich, so for me, like coming to say ok, i'm not going to sit down and legal as a, as a please. i'm going to make sure that all my music is rooted here. it just makes sense cuz it's the source of everything. the born in canada, to my jewelry and parents. victoria lived in the u. k. 2 by denmark, and they made a states of america. yes, great, that sounds that with lexia jennings is by, by sounds of these various gtc has slipped and now she tells us why retaining to a place where her parents call home is special. being home is like being rooted and grounded in yourself and your truth as an artist. that's the place you need to create from as an artist, when you have that, the energy, the vibrations,

then within the history of who you are beneath your feet. and in the air and in the conversations that you're having with people, it just, it makes you come to life in a different way the every day is different. so i brought you that one and you guys to be in the studio with me. so i might start on the case, for example, um, so for example, i remember when and song has happened. it was a very emotional moments in our history and i just felt so overwhelmed with emotion. so one of the 1st thing here i have lived in the d wing lodge for freedom. you call me victoria likes fusing awfully, beats r m b and other black dice. sparks sounds into her music by musicians who have

influenced her from phil equity. may not simone to learn help, but still she wants to remain true to herself and have passion. coming home for victoria is i'm of what you need you to continue to talk into her roots as a unique talents continue to blossom. well, many i was would wish it was that easy rides, go abroad, get the degree and experience, then go back home to contribute to the economy development. but what ever happens we must never forget to where we come from. that's all we have for you today. whether you are in your home country or broad, don't forget to follow us, but also shows to keep this conversation going. i'll leave you with this must of piece from pop st. claire. and so for this, i'll see, and the,

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