Some legendary truth

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Does it mean your work can never be close to your house?
what about those that really come home, like those working in a hotel.
Do the Danfo drivers also use all their salaries for transport fare?
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It's almost true! Lolzz especially the landlord stuff, by the time you calculate the amount you pay for rent in two years you will understand that you are heading on a personal economic catastrophic in the long run


However there's nothing more like having your own business or side hustle.. May God help us in this critical Nigeria economy we find ourselves.

internationalman:
Does it mean your work can never be close to your house?

what about those that really come home, like those working in a hotel.

Do the Danfo drivers also use all their salaries for transport fare?

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Read well majority of those working (excluding entrepreneurs)

ziego:


Read well majority of those working (excluding entrepreneurs)

help me tell am o

True to some extent. Lagos is not easy, you got to be tough to make it in Lagos.

internationalman:
Does it mean your work can never be close to your house?

what about those that really come home, like those working in a hotel.

Do the Danfo drivers also use all their salaries for transport fare?

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Oga go and wear your glasses

Well, it's relatively true.
OP is just exaggerating.

that guy is correct. especially the one of working for the landlord

internationalman:
Does it mean your work can never be close to your house?

what about those that really come home, like those working in a hotel.

Do the Danfo drivers also use all their salaries for transport fare?

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I think the post makes sense.

You have used examples that do not constitute up to 10% of those working in Lagos.

Most Lagosians actually work for the transporters and Landlords.

Exaggeration!!!People go still survive, eat and save.

It's true

Bro Emma the G boy

Bro Emeka the G boy

Dammylois:
Bro Emma the G boy

You say what?

Very true. Imagine spending 28k plus every month on transport to work. Is it not madness!!

Apus:
Very true. Imagine spending 28k plus every month on transport to work. Is it not madness!!

Are you joking

Rolly83:

Are you joking

as absurd as it may sound that's d reality bro.

When people make posts like this, they should put them in proper perspective. The truth of what is written there depends largely on the salary the person earns. Maybe the writer is just a fresh graduate working for a one-man business and earning 70k per month.

Op hour so on point

Speak for yourself bro. If you can't pay Ur bills after one month hustle in Lagos, you better relocate back to your village and start farming

Average Lagos Salary = #50,000

Transportation Berger to Lekki = @ #650 per day (23)= #14,950

Feeding @ #700/per day = 26 x # 500 = # 13,000

Average Housing (1 bed) = #250,000/12 = # 20,833.33

Total cost = # 48,783.33

At the end of the day person is working for nothing in Lagos.
May God help us.

Sadly, it is.
After your transportation to and from the office, at the end of the month, workers hardly have savings.

Most of what is earned in Lagos get spent in Lagos, the rat race continues as many are really struggling

I've always said this. Lagos isn't for those who know how to work, but for the idealists. if you have viable ideas, you can own estates in Lagos.

It’s very true, over 70% work for transporters, landlord and food vendors. Any change wey remain na for toiletries.

internationalman:
Does it mean your work can never be close to your house?

what about those that really come home, like those working in a hotel.

Do the Danfo drivers also use all their salaries for transport fare?

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You need help