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see as e be sef....wicked man...RIP woman

wahala dey o, when students don dey caution monarchs

Nigeria Is Stuck In A Rut, Yet Its Citizens Rule The World

amazingly true

RIP all these aboki rich kids too like power bikes and fast cars and they drive and ride so fast after dem don take something

NOC1:
Hahahahah, is funny one dude Wey don smoke weed and very hungry did this.

lol am telling u

na e be say our leaders go sweep full city

bubu go hear so? u know say e get ear problem...

and he might even be "shocked" to find out Leah Sharibu is still in captivity hahaha as shock absorber when e be

Shuoo why una come cover their eyes na...if na poor man now, una go put e picture like that

Yahoo couple...dem wan sell ship, dem don even collect part payment sef

Even cows are more valuable to them these days than any human being in Nigeria according to those people up north

Hahaha greet una gateman for me... Terrible set of uneducated people... The gateman is in trouble...and if he is found guilty, should be given a harsh penalty

IYANGBALI:
I thought I was the only one that noticed that

You and the other guy must be sick OK...don't u have respect for the dead

Oluwa burna...their fada

Nice one...highly commendable

Na una way

Mary j

Cut their balls

nice

cococandy:
yea my internet is cheaper than that.

I thought as much too

Akanimoh113:
Would this be the Right Time to Talk about My Needs for a New Phone, A Smartphone Precisely

guy lol...na una way...una must still find way ask for something, any which way na way sha my brother...which phone do you want and how much is it?

Citygal:
Which country ? And is food part of grocery? Don’t they have local markets? What’s your expenditure compared to your income?

there are local markets but i mostly go there to get meat and other stuffs but not everytime, maybe once in 3 months... but as for the supermarket, i go there at least twice monthly or 3 times sef, it depends

my expenditure compare to my income is ok as i still have some extra cash to play around with...am not complaining lol

as for the country, its one of the most beautiful countries in the world but i can see its quite cheap compare to the few canadian monthly spendings above

cococandy:
It’s more realistic. At least for people with families not single folks

i think so too except for the internet $450

Good riddance...cut their balls

grafixdon:
Location - Lagos, Nigeria ��
1. House Rent = N30,000 monthly
2. Food/groceries = N120,000 (family of 5)
3. Internet = N12,000
4. Car Gas = N20,000 (2008 Sienna)
5. Kid’s School = N55,000 per kid (3 kids)
6. Miscellaneous = not consistent, sometime N10,000 other time N200, 000 or above


Total =

quite expensive

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Martini101:
Check your calculations $1240

Lol as per where the extra $ 200 come from? 9ja family and friends expenses abi? We nor dey count that one because that one na blank cheque monthly and also as d bill take come we go chest am

LordKO:
With Bell's unlimited Internet access, approximately $125 per month, and an overall average cost of Internet $66 per month, regardless of brand, I wonder what would make you spend $450 per month for Internet in the same Ontario.

Thought abt it too...$450 is too much for home internet monthly anywhere in the world...

nonen:
Location - Ontario, Canada.
1. House Rent =$2,000 (All Inclusive)
2. Grocery Shopping = $800
3. Internet = $450
4. Car Gas = $250
5. Kid’s School = $80/day
5a. One child is is free school
5b. Had to home school one child to save $80/day until he can get into public school
6. Miscellaneous =$300
7. Home Remittances =$800

Total = $4,600 monthly

Am telling u...expensive...and am planning to enter Canada soon...na to rest where I dey o lol

As we all know, living overseas is very enjoyable but u must pay for those things unfailingly every month

This brings me to my question...

How much do u spend on your bills monthly overseas?

Pls note that it may vary from country to country

As for me, this is my breakdown spendings every month

1: house rent $ 400
2: grocery shopping $ 150
3: electricity $ 25
4: water $ 10
5: internet $50
6: gas $5
7: car fuel $ 50
8: kid school $ 150
7: miscellaneous $ 200

Total $ 1040 monthly

Pls kindly let use know yours because our people in Nigeria don't ever understand and they always demand and demand from us thinking there is a tree overseas that we pluck money from...and they pay their rent yearly o

May God bless our hussles

I concur but this message is not suppose to come from u of all people madam...go sit down One corner abeg

Both of u need to be checked

Long hisssss...all these our yeye so called leaders need to be checked...all of u

ok

Rip

wow...since december and her people just noticed? terrible....i hope she is found soon