Lexusgs430:




You don't want to be like the Duke Of Westminster?.......

Ma Da left me f**k all.. I couldny

STENON:
lols @ the bolded
My bank details is confidential so I am afraid I can't help.
Please my advice is for you to try Payoneer as an alternative to get your money out.
Peace !!

Your Nigerian bank details, you mean? Okay, no problem.

Baldwretch:


Your Nigerian bank details, you mean? Okay, no problem.

Both sir

Inkredible:


It does not corelate with the exchange rate on who's bread and butter winning.

Do you know if they're the ones even sending money to me?

Abeg o! Dip shall continue...

It may dip.
You may get 20,000 naira for £10 soon.

But guess what?

20,000 naira will only buy 2 gala and 1 La casera for you.

At least ‘pezin’ can buy that Aldi water. He tried

Lexusgs430:


That spirit no gree me too o.... Infact, that settling word, is an insult......

Typical Nigerian mentality, everything is settling....... You would almost settle to breathe..........

Mimzyy:
At least ‘pezin’ can buy that Aldi water. He tried

On the ratio of 80/20......

Plenty aldi bottles of water pesin fit buy for £2.00........

Hi fellow Nairalanders,

i'm in my final year at unical, i would really love to work and further my studies in the UK, but i have a few questions:

1. Is it worth it to leave Nigeria to work and live in UK?
2. How easy is it to get a job? (I'm in the medical field, radiography to be exact)
3. Which city is the cheapest buh best city to start? What is the cost of living(rent)?
4. Is it really hard to save money in UK?
5. How much can i survive on for a month?
6. Can i work while going to school?

i just want to know if it would be a good decision to make, and to know what i would face whent i get there...the advantages and disadvantages.
Advice on the way of life in UK would also be appreciated.


i'm waiting for a response, thank you in advance.

RalphJean:



It may dip.
You may get 20,000 naira for £10 soon.

But guess what?

20,000 naira will only buy 2 gala and 1 La casera for you.

Yes and transport from CMS to Lekki will be like 1 million.

Ace721:
Hi fellow Nairalanders,

i'm in my final year at unical, i would really love to work and further my studies in the UK, but i have a few questions:

1. Is it worth it to leave Nigeria to work and live in UK?
2. How easy is it to get a job? (I'm in the medical field, radiography to be exact)
3. Which city is the cheapest buh best city to start? What is the cost of living(rent)?
4. Is it really hard to save money in UK?
5. How much can i survive on for a month?
6. Can i work while going to school?

i just want to know if it would be a good decision to make, and to know what i would face whent i get there...the advantages and disadvantages.
Advice on the way of life in UK would also be appreciated.


i'm waiting for a response, thank you in advance.

1: Not at all.
2: Very hard something.
3: London o. Very cheap eh.
4: For wia! Easy as cake.
5: £10
6: Why na? Is one after the other.

Advantage: "I'm in abroad now"

Biko, you for just kuku kee the guy na.

His heartbeat by now would be x25

Inkredible:


1: Not at all.
2: Very hard something.
3: London o. Very cheap eh.
4: For wia! Easy as cake.
5: £10
6: Why na? Is one after the other.

Advantage: "I'm in abroad now"

Learning from awa Boris, check the response in bold

Ace721:
Hi fellow Nairalanders,

i'm in my final year at unical, i would really love to work and further my studies in the UK, but i have a few questions:

1. Is it worth it to leave Nigeria to work and live in UK? Yes and No, depends on the exact situation you find yourself and your plans
2. How easy is it to get a job? (I'm in the medical field, radiography to be exact) Easy and not easy, depends on you
3. Which city is the cheapest buh best city to start? Not sure why you dey find cheapest city What is the cost of living(rent)? Cheap and expensive, depends on you and what you want. Room share or 4 bdr house
4. Is it really hard to save money in UK? Yes and No. If you learn from history, history wont repeat itself
5. How much can i survive on for a month? Totally depends on you, but if uve got a job you might survive
6. Can i work while going to school? If student visa, 20 hours per week..nor think say you go exceed am oh

i just want to know if it would be a good decision to make, and to know what i would face whent i get there...the advantages and disadvantages.
Advice on the way of life in UK would also be appreciated.


i'm waiting for a response, thank you in advance.

Ace721:
Hi fellow Nairalanders,

i'm in my final year at unical, i would really love to work and further my studies in the UK, but i have a few questions:

1. Is it worth it to leave Nigeria to work and live in UK?
2. How easy is it to get a job? (I'm in the medical field, radiography to be exact)
3. Which city is the cheapest buh best city to start? What is the cost of living(rent)?
4. Is it really hard to save money in UK?
5. How much can i survive on for a month?
6. Can i work while going to school?

i just want to know if it would be a good decision to make, and to know what i would face whent i get there...the advantages and disadvantages.
Advice on the way of life in UK would also be appreciated.


i'm waiting for a response, thank you in advance.

Wrong Thread. Would you like to check the UK Students Thread,perhaps?

Inkredible:


1: Not at all.
2: Very hard something.
3: London o. Very cheap eh.
4: For wia! Easy as cake.
5: £10
6: Why na? Is one after the other.

Advantage: "I'm in abroad now"

No offence but i know you're trying to be funny, but try to use your head...not everything is a joke.
If you don't have a reasonable answer then keep your dry jokes to yourself. I'm here to get useful information, not to waste time on people like you.

missjekyll:


Wrong Thread. Would you like to check the UK Students Thread,perhaps?

Well, i wanted to work there for a while before trying to further my studies i.e M.sc and Ph.D....so i thought the thread would help.
Thank you for the advice, i'll check it out.

beryour:
Learning from awa Boris, check the response in bold

Little confusing cuz it didn't really answer the questions...buh thanks, i appreciate.

You see. Very good settlement

Lexusgs430:


On the ratio of 80/20......

Plenty aldi bottles of water pesin fit buy for £2.00........

Ace721:


No offence but i know you're trying to be funny, but try to use your head...not everything is a joke.
If you don't have a reasonable answer then keep your dry jokes to yourself. I'm here to get useful information, not to waste time on people like you.

Approximately a year ago
I came here to ask some questions and then @justwise tried to discredit me lol. I was really pissed and ranted like this.

Here's lagosismyhome response to me then. Still totally valid

LagosismyHome:


Calm down biko ............. have a glass of water . We no dey vex like that for UK ooo .

Ace721:
Hi fellow Nairalanders,

i'm in my final year at unical, i would really love to work and further my studies in the UK, but i have a few questions:

1. Is it worth it to leave Nigeria to work and live in UK?
2. How easy is it to get a job? (I'm in the medical field, radiography to be exact)
3. Which city is the cheapest buh best city to start? What is the cost of living(rent)?
4. Is it really hard to save money in UK?
5. How much can i survive on for a month?
6. Can i work while going to school?

i just want to know if it would be a good decision to make, and to know what i would face whent i get there...the advantages and disadvantages.
Advice on the way of life in UK would also be appreciated.


i'm waiting for a response, thank you in advance.

To be honest, a Google search would have answered most of your questions. But then to answer the questions

1. This is literally most Nigerians dream. If you have the opportunity, then by all means, go for it.

2. Can't say tbh

3. A Google search would probably do

4. Just like every other place, if you earn well and are frugal enough, you should able to save something. It's dependent on your income, your location, how frugal you are, etc

5. Another Google question but with a targeted search to the location of your school of interest

6. Yes, and like someone mentioned, 20 hours a week

Olalekank:

To be honest, a Google search would have answered most of your questions. But then to answer the questions

1. This is literally most Nigerians dream. If you have the opportunity, then by all means, go for it.

2. Can't say tbh

3. A Google search would probably do

4. Just like every other place, if you earn well and are frugal enough, you should able to save something. It's dependent on your income, your location, how frugal you are, etc

5. Another Google question but with a targeted search to the location of your school of interest

6. Yes, and like someone mentioned, 20 hours a week

Thanks a lot, and i just found out that manchester is a nice city to start. My main problem was if i could easily save money (it's in my blood to do so, i grew up with the mentality).

Olalekank:

Approximately a year ago
I came here to ask some questions and then @justwise tried to discredit me lol. I was really pissed and ranted like this.

Here's lagosismyhome response to me then. Still totally valid

Lol, i no go lie....the tin bin vex me small o

it's just that i'm taking it serious...it's part of my dream to be there.

Ace721:
Hi fellow Nairalanders,

i'm in my final year at unical, i would really love to work and further my studies in the UK, but i have a few questions:

1. Is it worth it to leave Nigeria to work and live in UK?
2. How easy is it to get a job? (I'm in the medical field, radiography to be exact)
3. Which city is the cheapest buh best city to start? What is the cost of living(rent)?
4. Is it really hard to save money in UK?
5. How much can i survive on for a month?
6. Can i work while going to school?

i just want to know if it would be a good decision to make, and to know what i would face whent i get there...the advantages and disadvantages.
Advice on the way of life in UK would also be appreciated.


i'm waiting for a response, thank you in advance.

What type of visa do you want to enter the UK with?

mehn i still havent gotten over Azimo's jazz ooo.. cos of the speed of crediting the naija account..

did 471 last night **sobs**

Inkredible:


But Maka why na? Something that should be dipping.

Ace721:


Lol, i no go lie....the tin bin vex me small o

it's just that i'm taking it serious...it's part of my dream to be there.

It's quite understandable but it's always advisable to ask Google and then come here with specific follow up questions

beryour:
Biko, you for just kuku kee the guy na.

His heartbeat by name would be x25

He's about to pop his melon innit?

profemebee:
mehn i still havent gotten over Azimo's jazz ooo.. cos of the speed of crediting the naija account..

did 471 last night **sobs**

Switch to Ace or Small world. Their rates are quite good atm. With a little caveat though.

Ace delivers faster for me. Haven't tried small world yet.

Lexusgs430:




You don't want to be like the Duke Of Westminster?.......

He will be loosing loads of money as most offices based in the city are considering reducing office space because of a shift to working from home.

marylandcakes:


He will be loosing loads of money as most offices based in the city are considering reducing office space because of a shift to working from home.

But he still got the premium assets......... Loads of them......

Giant Causeway shenanigans

justwise:

What type of visa do you want to enter the UK with?

work visa, and later try to earn citizenship

Olalekank:

It's quite understandable but it's always advisable to ask Google and then come here with specific follow up questions

Got it, thank you....
i just wanted to be sure.