Canada or London which one is best for a DJ, entertainer, actor and music producer.

Pls give reasons why you chose one of the above. Pls don’t air me.
Thanks

Do you mean Canada or England(UK)

England is the best place for DJ to relocate to. There are many Nigerians and japa noisemakers who love to show everything they do on the social media there.

More so, London is just a Lagos with the touch of snow

Amotolongbo:
Do you mean Canada or England(UK)

LOL!

Canadian Loud



How many show dem dey du for Canada.....


U suppose know the answer Most Nigeria artist makes noise abt 02 different hall been shut down in UK...

People living in Canada Cold no allow dem fit go for show and du show off....

No comparison!

England for sure!

The only things you will mix for in Canada are polar bears!

updatechange:
Canada or London which one is best for a DJ, entertainer, actor and music producer.

Pls give reasons why you chose one of the above. Pls don’t air me.
Thanks

Get something meaningful to do with your life. We don't party in UK, and USA where they party everyday, they kill themselves like the way IPOB/ESN/UGM has been killing Igbos like Christmas chickens. I mentioned USA because most of you get to Canada and start sneaking into USA because there are no jobs in Canada.

If you are not doing Medicals, IT, and Engineering, then don't go and suffer yourself inside cold ooooo

WorldRichest:


Get something meaningful to do with your life. We don't party in UK, and USA where they party everyday, they kill themselves like the way IPOB/ESN/UGM has been killing Igbos like Christmas chickens. I mentioned USA because most of you get to Canada and start sneaking into USA because there are no jobs in Canada.

If you are not doing Medicals, IT, and Engineering, then don't go and suffer yourself inside cold ooooo

I believe you are just being sarcastic

I prefer UK because of the exchange rate. 1 pound sterling is greater than one canadian dollar.
So if you want your hustle to pay well, UK should be your preferred destination.

Chinjo2:
I prefer UK because of the exchange rate. 1 pound sterling is greater than one canadian dollar.
So if you want your hustle to pay well, UK should be your preferred destination.

Exchange rate shouldn't drive you to move to the UK at all.

You forget that the UK government taxes are some of the highest in the world.

How can a man tax another over 40% of their income? That's just crazy.

But the good part about the UK is that you enjoy accessible, almost free medical services, unlike the US and Canada.

WorldRichest:


Get something meaningful to do with your life. We don't party in UK, and USA where they party everyday, they kill themselves like the way IPOB/ESN/UGM has been killing Igbos like Christmas chickens. I mentioned USA because most of you get to Canada and start sneaking into USA because there are no jobs in Canada.

If you are not doing Medicals, IT, and Engineering, then don't go and suffer yourself inside cold ooooo

IPOB kill igbos? This one never go anywhere for Nigeria apart from this UK him manage travel to and not even sure of permanent residency status any time soon.

You better go to London. Who are you entertaining in Canada lol.

Just move jejely to UK, since winter alone can shit down Canada for atleast 4-5 months of the year.

SoNature:


Exchange rate shouldn't drive you to move to the UK at all.

You forget that the UK government taxes are some of the highest in the world.

How can a man tax another over 40% of their income? That's just crazy.

But the good part about the UK is that you enjoy accessible, almost free medical services, unlike the US and Canada.

Same in Canada. Canada is even a little higher with tax sef.
In the UK, if you make equivalent of 100,000 Cad,you get taxed 27.5%. In Canada, for the same amount, the tax is 30%.

Canada is better. I live here around the GTA and crawl well. Plenty parties-birthdays, wedding anniversaries among others.

A number of lounges, clubs & restaurants are popping up daily in Toronto, Vaughan, Etobicoke among others- Festac Lounge is a good place to start and they will love you if you are good. The rebranded ATL-Naira Lounge- is great too. La Shish is good too.

I can make introductions if you ever make it here.

I lived and studied in London and a few places in England for 14 years. Yes, South-East, East and North-West London has many Nigerians and places. It’s all largely poverty HQ. Canada has changed many professional lives and given many modest wealth in 2-3 years in ways that the UK can’t give in 20-30 years.

Just ensure that you have secured and permanent immigration. Reach out for ideas if you want.

For Nigerians who like to criticize Canada, tell them they know nothing. Great opportunities for financial security and professional prosperity abound. Ignore the noise of students and people with no permanent immigration.

opamoses1:


Same in Canada. Canada is even a little higher with tax sef.
In the UK, if you make equivalent of 100,000 Cad,you get taxed 27.5%. In Canada, for the same amount, the tax is 30%.

That's not true. UK's taxes are higher than those of the US and Canada.

Canada has basic tax of 15% or so. If you earn beyond that threshold that requires you to pay 15%, instead of taxing you say 30%, that 30% will be applied on the difference between the threshold and actual earning.

In other words, when you see Canada say they tax 30%, they don't actually tax up to that. Rather, they only tax the difference.

If you know someone in Canada, call the person and tell them to explain how it works. You will understand it better if it's explained in detail.

SoNature:


That's not true. UK's taxes are higher than those of the US and Canada.

Canada has basic tax of 15% or so. If you earn beyond that threshold that requires you to pay 15%, instead of taxing you say 30%, that 30% will be applied on the difference between the threshold and actual earning.

In other words, when you see Canada say they tax 30%, they don't actually tax up to that. Rather, they only tax the difference.

If you know someone in Canada, call the person and tell them to explain how it works. You will understand it better if it's explained in detail.

Check out the link below. Scroll down and you would see the equivalent tax you would pay in other countries for same earnings in Canada.

https://ca.talent.com/tax-calculator?salary=100000&from=year&region=Ontario

I have lived in Canada for the past 8 years. And lived in the UK for 5 years prior to that 8 years in Canada.

opamoses1:

Check out the link below. Scroll down and you would see the equivalent tax you would pay in other countries for same earnings in Canada.

https://ca.talent.com/tax-calculator?salary=100000&from=year&region=Ontario

I have lived in Canada for the past 8 years. And lived in the UK for 5 years prior to that 8 years in Canada.

Bros, if you don't agree to this basic explanation from me, trust me, you have never lived in Canada.

SoNature:


Bros, if you don't agree to this basic explanation from me, trust me, you have never lived in Canada.

Lol. I don't know what else to say.
You can as well say, I created that calculator website myself too.