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yea you pay for the item and delivery cost on arrival.its fair enough that u see what u are paying for since you cannot really trust anyone in 9ja.

I will only buy things which i know would sell so even if you decide you dont want it anymore on arrival i will sell it to someone else the next day.

And if you want an ecommerce website that looks exactly like mine on a different one its £100 domain name reg inclusive and a basic logo design

If you are genuinely interested in importing anything from the Uk I have a simple process which is risk free?there is no need to send me a private message as I would be explaining everything here for the sake of transparency? It's very simple.you request wat you want to buy here in uk and I will look for the best deal for you in uk then you order through my own website www.bargainexport.co.uk and you pay once it's delivered.in order to sell you products in nigeria I can create an ecomerce website that looks exactly like mine or diff for you where u will be able to display ur products to millions of buyers and will also help you promote the site.

candylips:
no way u can live the way u do now with a salary under 25k .


i think minimum wage is around 25k per annum

@Candylips minimum wage is £5.93 per hr . A 42 hrs per week minimum wage job will be £990.00 per month ,£11,895.00 per annum

@Ajanlekoko thanks for your contribution but please I would like accurate figures for all this bills in Lagos or Abuja in order for me to know hw much exactly i will be saving if i relocate and my chances of reaching SNR management quicker.

@ jay bee i would be more than happy to secure 8.5m per annum job.I now dislike England with passion especially their racist behaviour and the hatred they have for coloured pple. and I will not consider doing CFA now cos ACCA was hard enough.

I have both sky and virgin cos sky internet is very bad in my area while virgin tv isnt really good for me.

I would like you to link me with your friend if he is on NL so he can be my mentor and put me tru since we are in the same profession

@ vanitty Thanks for your advice .you are right I am a fresh graduate but a matured  one.I agree with you on the rent issue but this is one of the reason why i think maybe London is not a place for me for now cos at this age I don't want to live in a box room despite all my effort to better my life over the past years.

well , on grocery  I spend 60 pounds or more weekly @ tescos  not only on food but other things as well .i spend up to £5 a week on seedless grape fruit and dats just 1 of the fruits  I like.

I know hw 240 sounds but i too did not believe it until i actually monitored it closely including my shoping at 9ja store monthly.I suggest everyone do the same.

I do not foresee any sign of wage increase even though Im worth up to 36K with my ACCA in uk.

this breakdown does not include other things like buying cloths,shoes or perfume etc.








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Thanks i have opened another discussion on the career section

I would be glad if anyone in Nigeria could please let me know what I can earn in Nigeria and how it will be spent using the fomat below.i am a normal guy who wants to relocate and continue living my life in Nigeria happily.

I am not looking to forward to 2M per month and I'm not really bordered about bad roads or poor power supply as I have only lived in the Uk for just 6 years, all I am worried about is my career and earnings  in about 5 years to this time .

Below is a snapshot of my present situation and as u can see it's not looking very  great and I am not ready to be involved in any illegit activity.


I would  also appreciate comments from naira land members in the Uk who might know a better way of addressing this issue rather than relocating.

Thanks


Qualifications:uk degree  Bsc Accouting (2:1)+ ACCA   

40 hrs A week Job                          £                      *NGN

Gross Annual Income                        25,000           6,000,000

Net Montly Income (After tax)            1,600             384,000

[b]Monthly Expenses
   
House Rent (1 Bedroom Flat)              600               144,000

Council Tax                                      110                26,400

Gas & Electricity Bill                           70                 16,800

Water bill                                          35                   8,400

Mobile Phone (1000 munites)              30                   7,200

Land phone +  Broadband Internet     30                    7,200

Calling Card (Nigeria)                        15                   3,600

Television Licence                             12                  2,880

Sky Tv                                            30                   7,200

Economist + Financial time
Suscription                                    14                    3,360

Professional Body membeship
subscripton (Mandatory)  £190 PA   16                      3,840

Road Tax @ £125 PA                      10                     2,400

Car Insurance                              100                   24,000

Fuel                                                   60                           14,400

Hair cut @ £8 3 times a month             24                            5,760

Grocery @ £60 per week                   240                           57,600

Fast food/ Takeaway /beer/
wine/cinema                                     40                             9,600

Bank Current Account fee                  6                               1,440

Health care                                      0                                0

FamilyAssistance                             40                             9,600

Personal Savings                             100                          24,000
 
     
Total monthly Expenses                  1,582               379,680

I am really loving this trend but please I would be glad if anyone in Nigeria could please let me know what I can earn in Nigeria and how it will be spent using the fomat below.i am a normal guy who wants to relocate and continue living my life in Nigeria happily.

I am not looking to forward to 2M per month and I'm not really bordered about bad roads or poor power supply as I have only lived in the Uk for just 6 years, all I am worried about is my career and earnings  in about 5 years to this time .

Below is a snapshot of my present situation and as u can see it's not looking very  great and I am not ready to be involved in any illegit activity.


I would  also appreciate comments from naira land members in the Uk who might know a better way of addressing this issue rather than relocating.

Thanks


Qualifications:uk degree  Bsc Accouting (2:1)+ ACCA

40 hrs A week Job                       £                   *NGN

Gross Annual Income                    25,000                6,000,000

Net Montly Income (After tax)    1,600                  384,000

[b]Monthly Expenses

House Rent (1 Bedroom Flat)     600                   144,000

Council Tax                             110                  26,400

Gas & Electricity Bill                     70                   16,800

Water bill                                      35                     8,400

Mobile Phone (1000 munites)      30                     7,200

Land phone +  Broadband Internet    30                     7,200

Calling Card (Nigeria)                      15                      3,600

Television Licence                       12                       2,880

Sky Tv                                       30                      7,200

Economist + Financial time
Suscription                               14                       3,360

Professional Body membeship
subscripton (Mandatory)  £190 PA 16                        3,840

Road Tax @ £125 PA                     10                        2,400

Car Insurance                                100                     24,000

Fuel                                                60                        14,400

Hair cut @ £8 3 times a month           24                         5,760

Grocery @ £60 per week               240                        57,600

Fast food/ Takeaway /beer/
wine/cinema                               40                          9,600

Bank Current Account fee               6                          1,440

Health care                               0                             0

FamilyAssistance                       40                          9,600

Personal Savings                       100                     24,000


Total monthly Expenses               1,582           379,680

I have recently completed my Acca in the UK .I really have passion for teaching Acca in Nigeria but I do not know the requirements for teaching Acca in Nigeria.

I ve helped a lot of student pass their acca at first sitting here in Uk especially papers f1- f9 ,p3 p2 and p7. as i really love this subjects and very familiar with the exam sylabus and techniques to pass at first sitting.

I would be really glad if you could please let me know the requirement for teaching Acca in nigeria.
thanks a lot

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Abeg free all this okada guys na,what if they earn 5k per day ?remember they will pay the police out of it,buy fuel,service the okada and dont forget abt the capital investment,the okada itself,maybe na 50% loan

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Try Open tuition.com or u can get someones password for kaplan engage online ,all the textbook content are there.

Akini nje akini ,Afinihan nje afinihan,ewo ni kaa ro ara Ijaye lojude ogunmola

It's true dat u can graduate with the oxford brookes univerty degree and the ACCA professional qualification under three years,however this is not as easy as they've advertised it and only the first 3 papers are computer based others are paper based exams.