haibe:
Amazing . Let me be nice enough to convert using #450/£ as the exchange rate. So basically this guy earns a grosss income of 38.25million naira per week?

In a year, he would earn #38.25m × 52 weeks = #1.989 billion approximately 2 billion naira in a year .. jesu

Oya let me remove tax:

£31865 @ 20% = 6373
£150000 - £31865 @ 40% = 47254
£4420000 - £150000 @ 45% = 1921500

Total annual tax liability = £1975127

Net income = (£85000 × 52) - £1975127 = £ 2444873

In naira net income: £2444873 × 450 = #1.1 billion in a year even without giving £10000 personal allowance for taxes.

And me i am here accounting for peoples money for less than 500 pounds in a month ... this life is truly not fair see what a small boy is earning

NameChecker:
Mikel is now a citizen of the UK (After residing for 10 years) and will pay lesser
than Iheanacho who is a foreigner. 50% tax will be deducted from that 85,0000.

Mikel is still the boss

SunFlow:
MANCHESTER City wonderkid Kelechi Iheanacho is now the top Nigeria earner in the Premier League on £85,000-a-week to knock off Chelsea star Mikel Obi.


This month, Iheanacho signed a new two-year contract extension at City till 2021, saying his new contract will “change the lives of his family”. Mikel, who moved to England 10 years ago, has been the biggest earner from Nigeria for many years and he is now on 70,000 pounds a week at Stamford Bridge.

The midfielder’s compatriot at ‘The Blues’, Victor Moses bagged a 50,000 pounds-a-week when he joined Chelsea from Wigan Athletic in 2012. Watford striker Odion Ighalo is believed to have improved on his 25,000 pounds-a-week after he recently signed a contract extension.

Defender Kenneth Omeruo is on 15,000 pounds every week even though he has yet to play an official match for Chelsea. It was further gathered that Iheanacho’s new handlers negotiated this bumper deal even though they are still locked in an ownership tussle with the player’s previous representatives, who are based in the United States of America.

Iheanacho’s former agents had proposed a new contract of 50,000 pounds-a-week for the 19-year-old forward. He earned less than 18,000 pounds-a-week when he first joined Manchester City.

source: http://xtrimlaughs.com/2016/08/iheanacho-overtakes-mikel-eagles-highest-earner/#more-184

daveP:
Life would continue to evolve around Book versus Talent.


Those walking dead lecturers aren't helping either.


who said talent is never enough, that syllogism is looking weak and I can't but think that Talent is Enough.


Not on first page, so I can't do the click for agree or share for disagree....

endtimeshit:
And I'm still here reading physics, hoping to get 200k per month job when I graduate! Life dey do ojoro sha

princeonx:

Where did you get the above[b] nonsense[/b] from? 50% tax? Why they no kukuk take 90%

ICAMETOWIN:
Talent can only take one so far bro.you need other things to support talent.

IrradiatoR:


No graduate can earn that in Nigeria,

Even though it is said that we do go to school to acquire knowledge, we can't run away from the fact that Majority of us, i.e 99.99%, actually did go to school that we may get a good paying job.
With the quoted amount above, one will be forced to ask "what is the stress about going to school"?


If we argue that we all can't play football, then what percentage of fresh graduates in Nigeria earn more than #200,000 monthly?

Elxandre:
Lol...
Hardly believable, but Nigerians will believe everything.

Which 20 year old is on £85,000 in Europe?

Especially not a starter!

endtimeshit:
And I'm still here reading physics, hoping to get 200k per month job when I graduate! Life dey do ojoro sha

greggng:
Make una go sidon jare. I use to earn more than that in my dream.

NameChecker:


Retardihno
Learn to make confirmation before you criticize.
The fact that you are yet to reach the airport doesn't stop you
from knowing what is happening oversea.

Google is your friend

princeonx:
Finally and sorry to disappoint you, I don't live in Nigeria, I live in US so I know what taxes are mmelinsi!

NameChecker:
Mikel is now a citizen of the UK (After residing for 10 years) and will pay lesser
than Iheanacho who is a foreigner. 50% tax will be deducted from that 85,0000.

Mikel is still the boss

theimmortals:



Just wait till Iheanacho impregnate one oyibo there

Infact him wife go born quadruple then he go even become

Senior citizen

mekonglobal:
Igbo boy carry go jare meanwhile some people are now claiming him as a nigerian but if it were to be a drug related news, they will tag him ipod...Smh..

NameChecker:


He can't be richer than Mikel
The guy is a Russian by marriage
And British by Nationalization

Mikel has 3 Green Card and is entitled to the benefits of all the countries
(except Nigeria that has nothing to offer)

princeonx:

Can you just stop saying rubish oga!!
How can he be a British citizen and still have 3 (quoting you) green card?

haibe:
Amazing . Let me be nice enough to convert using #450/£ as the exchange rate. So basically this guy earns a grosss income of 38.25million naira per week?

In a year, he would earn #38.25m × 52 weeks = #1.989 billion approximately 2 billion naira in a year .. jesu

Oya let me remove tax:

£31865 @ 20% = 6373
£150000 - £31865 @ 40% = 47254
£4420000 - £150000 @ 45% = 1921500

Total annual tax liability = £1975127

Net income = (£85000 × 52) - £1975127 = £ 2444873

In naira net income: £2444873 × 450 = #1.1 billion in a year even without giving £10000 personal allowance for taxes.

And me i am here accounting for peoples money for less than 500 pounds in a month ... this life is truly not fair see what a small boy is earning

NameChecker:

He can't be richer than Mikel The guy is a Russian by marriage And British by Nationalization
Mikel has 3 Green Card and is entitled to the benefits of all the countries (except Nigeria that has nothing to offer)

Elxandre:
Lol...
Hardly believable, but Nigerians will believe everything.

Which 20 year old is on £85,000 in Europe?

Especially not a starter!

hazyfm1:
Really? over N175M/ Month before Tax

Mikel's Mgr needs to improve his negotiation skills