freshera: Before you come back, calculate how long it may be before you get on your two feet and have enough savings for that.

Because this one that Nigerians are hating on people who studied abroad, well.

As if sending their own children abroad is not at the top of their prayer rquests.

Does the above still hold? Correct me because I don`t think so.

Too many abroad grads, especially UK grads, roaming the streets of Lagos, Abuja and PH. This is what I am aware of. There is no biggy coming from abroad anymore.

T22.

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@OP,
The law profession doesn't pay whopping great salaries, just an FYI.
But I guess you'll fit in somewhere. Just that I don't see the point of your coming at this time, you're fresh out of school, and you sound like you're British.
You should try to at least get some experience in the UK, see what happens next. No need to hurry back down, unless you have other reasons.

freshera: Before you come back, calculate how long it may be before you get on your two feet and have enough savings for that.

Because this one that Nigerians are hating on people who studied abroad, well.

As if sending their own children abroad is not at the top of their prayer rquests.

I'm not sure it's 'hating'. Just that there are a lot of local grads who can't find any job. Coming back to Naija and expecting to shoot to the top of the food chain ASAP, is kind of like asking for the VIP room on your first day in prison. The inmates would prolly not appreciate that.

Some peoples comments here are unfounded..
Did I ever mention that I am not ready to roll up my sleeves and make my way through the work environment like everyone else?
Yes granted I have an advantage because of course I gained my qualifications at top UK schools which trumps any FG Uni at any point in time. Given the horror stories of unemployed youths roaming around the nation, I was looking to see from practicing barristers whether there is room for opening chambers, where there are niche areas that haven't yet been saturated.

For those who imparted relevant information I once again thank you for your responses x

AjanleKoko: @OP,
The law profession doesn't pay whopping great salaries, just an FYI.
But I guess you'll fit in somewhere. Just that I don't see the point of your coming at this time, you're fresh out of school, and you sound like you're British.
You should try to at least get some experience in the UK, see what happens next. No need to hurry back down, unless you have other reasons.



I'm not sure it's 'hating'. Just that there are a lot of local grads who can't find any job. Coming back to Naija and expecting to shoot to the top of the food chain ASAP, is kind of like asking for the VIP room on your first day in prison. The inmates would prolly not appreciate that.

Mhen, I knew a guy who did just that O. One guy we used to call bonethugs, very tall and cute guy like that. This guy was imprisoned for one crime like that. On his first day in prison, he had a fight with the prison head (someone who had been the high chief of other inmates for many years) and he beat the guy after 4 rounds of intense boxing. In less than 2 hours, he was made the main overall head of all prison inmates. He got the very best of VIP treatments during his several months in prison.

T22