Popular online medical doctor, Dr. Harvey Olufunmilayo who migrated to the United Kingdom, UK 3 years ago, has just bought a house, praizenews report.

Sharing the photos of the exterior and the interior of the house, he wrote ;

2019, God gave me a house.
Not rented. My own home.
4bedroom. With a garden. In England.

For a boy that only came to UK with 2travelling bags in 2016, I’m in tears.

My prayer for everyone that follows me or sees this is that God will grant all your heart’s greatest desires ��

https://twitter.com/DrOlufunmilayo/status/1198515306823667713?s=19

However revealing how it was made possible, Dr. Harvey mentioned that he cultivated a saving culture, and was able to save as much as 500-1000£ every month from his monthly income.

Source ; http://www.praizenews.com/nigerian-single-medical-doctor-buys-house-3-years-after-migrating-to-uk-see-how-he-did-it/

Doctors re making it good in d UK, my friend just got married ystday in just under one yr of moving

Thane:
Doctors re making it good in d UK, my friend just got married ystday in just under one yr of moving

and nurse included

Very simple with fraudulent act very soon now dem go holdam naija abroad no be all of dem I trust

People prosper when you have a system that works

Nice, but why not first build in Nigeria (like in Lagos or another city), especially a rentable house, before buying a house in the UK?

Just a little case now, those Tax hungry people would seize it or something.

2020 my year of Canada ..

That only surprises Nigerians. In more saner climes, with a two year work and credit history, you can get a mortgage for a house.

Mortgage things

Always respect Nigerian professionals and hustlers who paid for their phones and gadget in full no contracts, paid for their cars in full no car loan and paid / built their house without mortgage... it takes a lot of hardwork

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naijadrivablog:


Nice, but why not build in Nigeria first before buying a house in the UK? Just a little case now, those Tax hungry people would seize it or something.

alphaNomega:
People prosper when you have a system that works

Loads of people also prosper in Nigeria where the system doesn't work, and there're also people in those places where things work who haven't prospered like this after decades. SO in summary, it's an individual thing.

Those that say all Nigerian's in the UK, reside in very tiny council flats..... Make una come mark register.........

Most Uk trained Doctors can't even buy a house in 3yrs let alone a Nigerian trained Doctor.

He is a coded Yahoo boy

Hope its legit and not street
Well uk nor be usa.
Ask james ibori.
U must go jail once caught

Please anyone that knows where to buy this type of wallpapers should mention me abeg. Paints makes house looks boring

As a native doctor, can I make it this big in Europe?

Everyone knows being a doctor in Nigeria is equivalent to suffering.

Congrats oooo

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naijadrivablog:


Nice, but why not build in Nigeria first before buying a house in the UK? Just a little case now, those Tax hungry people would seize it or something.

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naijadrivablog:


Nice, but why not build in Nigeria first before buying a house in the UK? Just a little case now, those Tax hungry people would seize it or something.

So that wicked relatives will eat the money abi?

Dont be depressed reading this.... be patient with your hustle.

Wow!!!

Congrats buddy.

Is he single?

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naijadrivablog:


Nice, but why not build in Nigeria first before buying a house in the UK? Just a little case now, those Tax hungry people would seize it or something.

What kind of mentality is this, does he live in Nigeria, or do you know if he doesn't want to set his foot in Nigeria again?

answer my prayer dear lord

naijadrivablog:


Nice, but why not build in Nigeria first before buying a house in the UK? Just a little case now, those Tax hungry people would seize it or something.

. What a bad advice when you know that El-Rufai will demolish it. Luxembourg is a place to be.

Nigerian doctors will cease any opportunity to zoom out of this country...

Congratulations is due even if it’s mortgaged today the bank

Some go dey club dey flex instead.

So evritin