Don't Date Anyone in Bronx, It's Just Like Mushin: Nigerian Man in US Advises Immigrants, Gives Reasons
- A Nigerian man in the United States has given a piece of advice to Africans who want to relocate to a North American country
- Timo Sterling said anyone coming to the US should never try dating those living in Bronx, adding that the people in that area of the New York City are gangsters and ex-convicts
- The young man who is based in Brooklyn said Nigerian immigrants shouldn't even think of living in Bronx
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Timo Sterling, a Nigerian man based in the United States, has advised Africans against dating anyone in Bronx, a borough of New York City.
Speaking with Legit TV, Sterling said those living in that area are gangsters and ex-convicts, adding that there are no responsible people there.
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Thug life in Bronx
Sterling said those living in Bronx are into thug life and anyone who doesn't have such lifestyle is loathed in that area.
According to him, dating anyone from Bronx is like inviting trouble to one's life. The young man advised anyone who wants to move to the United States to also stay away from that particular neighbourhood.
In his words:
"If you are from Africa and you are coming down to New York and you want to date somebody in New York, don't ever try Bronx. Don't even relocate to Bronx. They don't care about life."
Know the person you are coming to New York to meet
Sterling advised people to be careful before getting into relationships with people in New York. He said some of the men have incurred debts and won't tell their partners.
According to Sterling, an African woman who joins her partner in New York will be the one to feed him with her hard earned money because the latter is paying off debts.
Nigerian man says he will still be hawking in Badagry, Okoko & Ojo if not for visa lottery
Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man in the United States simply identified as Wale disclosed that he would still be hawking in Badagry, Okoko, and Ojo if not for the American visa lottery that helped him out of the country.
The young man said he had no business in America because he was a street hawker from a relatively poor family. But the visa lottery was his ticket out of the life he was leading.
He wrote on Twitter:
"I had no business being in America. I was a street hawker in Badagry from a relatively poor family.
"Without that lottery win, I’ll probably still be roaming Badagry, Okoko, and Ojo as a hawker. I commend those who succeed in Nigeria, in America success is a bit easier."
Source: Legit.ng
