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ayo2008:Lol, no one can hire me. |
Mindlog:Uk imports most of its food, they cant grow anything in the winter, and vegetables and fresh produce cannot be stored for long. Food is cheaper in Nigeria. If you dont live in the big cities and you dont mind eating whats in season.Yam in season is affordable in the small towns (not lagos and abuja) Naija food is cheaper in london because the flights come into gatwick, heathrow, luton everyday from all over the world. London is good to come to when you are young and strong. If you can go to London at 16years instead of going to university and your work for Ten years straight. If you invest your money in blue-chip stocks. You can go back to Nigeria and live comfortably for the rest of your life. |
Mindlog:Groceries £200 - £300 ₦15,000 - ₦20,000 London groceries take a bigger share of income due to higher costs. I never said 600Naira,i pasted it again 15k-20k, bulk purchase from the market on market days. No supermarket shopping, all organic food, fresh from the farm by the local farmers, you buy whats in season. Starting salary 1600 pounds, for how long do you want to live in a single room as a grown man ? Do you know what it takes to move from monthly salary of 1600 pounds to 2600pounds. 99% of JAPA dont get that salary incerement. Unless you go back to school to get a certificate. After 20 years you might not even have 20k pounds savings. I am not knocking living abroad. But dont make it out to be a bed of roses. I have lived in Manchester, London and New york. |
Sapasenator:I dont live in Lagos, Abuja,port harcourt I live in Kaduna south And its very spacious. |
Dynamicboss:Sure....No worries. Thanks for the critic. |
ayo2008:lol......Thats your proof. It was said online. I am sure you also belief Buhari was cloned to Jubril El sudan I actually thought i was talking to someone intellectual and rational I have noted your moniker. I wont be replying you again. Before you tell me next time, its online that they use albino's to make money. Do you know the world intelligence, FBI,CIA,MI5,Interpol would not allow Shettima into some meetings or come close to some presidents. If there is good proof he is BH. Dont read online and come and say it with so much conviction. It makes you sound not only gullible but spiced with stupidity. I had some respect for you till you mentioned "Go and check online" |
chrisxxx:Lets start by not stealing people's land and imprisoning them on their own land. Why are you starting from chapter 6 ?...lol Lets start from chapter 1. You are land theft supporter, genocide baby and women killer. |
Fuckyoumod: Dont go around stealing people's land. Land Theft and imprisoning people on their land is not a lingua either. |
ayo2008:What about your mother sleeping with all the neighbors. Keep talking recklessly Exactly !!! Lets not thrive on baseless rumours. |
Shokoloko: Thats all you saw from the whole write up ? Ms Kosogbonlori |
Shokoloko:https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=kemi+badenoch+nairaland&sca_esv=0f3e066a9dd8d890&ei=sPJgZ_eGMf6ZptQP8uWKgAQ&start=0&sa=N&sstk=ATObxK72Bo2PM9yy8n47Fc2Hl3q5--YaKbKs9K79b4VTEGmZK-ZnWRd43EUZSOsD28Ua_Y7BcEEwXndqVp4fR7ZmA0kgNqBb83TmQJZrFD6cfVwpqZBE_5gPFrxO_18dBwYOYSuHmR9jirxaJugvXc1MUDpqb2Rdvho&ved=2ahUKEwj3nqn58K2KAxX-jIkEHfKyAkA4FBDy0wN6BAgJEAc&biw=1456&bih=823&dpr=2 |
swaggerjack:You see what i told you....you lack substance Zero intellect. All your answers are the same to anything, they ask you. Even if they ask you, why did Mike Tyson lose to Jake Paul. You will copy the same Peter obi/Tinubu answer for it. Just copy and paste. Dont tag me again. I will ignore you. |
Mindlog:Below is the updated comparison table that includes Tax and National Insurance (NI) deductions for London’s income of £1,640 monthly alongside Kaduna’s ₦80,000 monthly income. Category London (£1,640) Kaduna (₦80,000) Observations Gross Monthly Income £1,640 ₦80,000 Gross income before any deductions or spending. Tax & NI ~£300 - £350 ₦0 UK income below ~£12,570/year is tax-free, but NI starts at ~£12,570. Nigeria imposes minimal tax. Net Monthly Income £1,290 - £1,340 ₦80,000 London income drops ~18-21% due to tax and NI; Kaduna income remains unchanged. Monthly Rent (Room) £800 - £1,000 ₦30,000 - ₦50,000 Rent in London consumes 60%-75% of net income; Kaduna rent uses 37%-62% of total income. Utilities (Electricity, Water, etc.) £150 - £200 ₦10,000 - ₦15,000 London utilities remain costly; Kaduna has much lower utility expenses. Groceries £200 - £300 ₦15,000 - ₦20,000 London groceries take a bigger share of income due to higher costs. Transportation £150 - £250 ₦10,000 - ₦15,000 Public transport costs are higher in London. Kaduna’s public transport is far more affordable. Healthcare & Insurance £150 - £200 ₦5,000 - ₦10,000 Healthcare costs are unavoidable in London due to insurance/private services; Kaduna is cheaper. Internet & Phone £40 - £60 ₦8,000 - ₦12,000 Internet and phone services remain far cheaper in Kaduna. Entertainment £100 - £150 ₦5,000 - ₦10,000 London entertainment costs significantly more due to lifestyle and city pricing. Miscellaneous £50 - £80 ₦5,000 - ₦10,000 Unexpected expenses are notably higher in London. Savings Potential £0 - £50 ~₦5,000 - ₦15,000 Savings are minimal in London, but Kaduna allows for some flexibility. Key Adjustments with Tax and NI 1. UK Tax and NI Impact: • At £1,640 monthly (~£19,680 annually), the UK applies: • Personal Allowance: First £12,570 tax-free. • Basic Rate (20%): Remaining income above £12,570 taxed. • National Insurance: Kicks in above ~£12,570. • Effective deductions bring take-home pay down to £1,290 - £1,340 monthly. 2. Kaduna Context: • Nigeria’s taxation on ₦80,000 income is negligible for most individuals. • No mandatory deductions like National Insurance. Insights • After tax and NI, London’s disposable income shrinks, pushing financial stress higher. • Kaduna offers a higher proportional purchasing power with minimal deductions, allowing for a modest but potentially sustainable lifestyle. |
swaggerjack:Sorry, i don't think you have the mental capacity for me to discuss with you. I read your previous posts. You sound like a noisemaker. You just copy and paste, I dont see any originality in any of your posts. All your replies are short and rhetoric. You cannot argue your points substantially. wotowoto, occultic....are you only 2 vocabulary. all these makes you sound mentally challenged. I wish you well. |
Mindlog:We are comparing cost and affordability on UK and Nigerian salary. Pros and Cons |
Isreal prepares to go and commit more Genocide and kill more women and babies in Diapers. Supported by the Jewish Israeli Bigot Botragelad...... Nairaland takes money from Jews to post it on front page every time he posts. |
Mindlog:Why are you afraid of saying your rent ? Mr i make 15 figures in Zimbabwean dollars. |
descarado:Lol....Nah,I am wealthier than Kemi and better educated than she is. I write here for fun. If this is your source of income,I feel bad for you. |
swaggerjack:She is a petty nuisance just like you. Even her work colleagues dont like her. https://www.hrmagazine.co.uk/content/news/officials-accuse-kemi-badenoch-of-bullying-them-to-tears/ |
Mindlog:Lol, i told you my rent. Tell me yours.....I am driving at something. I lived abroad before moving back (willingly) to Nigeria. Dont mention 7 figures in Naira, you dont live in Nigeria. Its can 15 figures in Dominican Peso's. Do you live in Dominican republic ? |
Mindlog:How much is your rent ? Mine is 60 thousand Naira monthly 30 Pounds. |
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Mindlog:Can you tell my why UK politicians embezzle and stash abroad too ? https://www.the-independent.com/news/uk/politics/nicola-sturgeon-ap-scottish-london-police-b2531107.html |
swaggerjack:Actually you are the cuck, for supporting Kemi......lol |
swaggerjack:They should return it, Its not too late.Receiver of stolen goods is also culpable by law. |
Quintessence44:Finally, someone not afraid to speak the truth. |
constancefriday:I appreciate your feedback, Even though i dont agree with your point of view. I respect your opinion. |
Kemi Badenoch has repeatedly been exposed as a toxic, hostile workplace bully, with multiple former staff reporting her abusive behavior. It’s no surprise that her bullying tendencies have finally met their match with Nigerians, who will undoubtedly put her in her place and cut her down to size. In August 2024, HR Newspaper (London newspaper) revealed that three staff members quit their jobs due to Kemi’s relentless bullying and unbearable toxicity. Her reputation for being impossible to work with speaks volumes, and it’s about time someone held her accountable. Do you know how toxic someone needs to be for you to quit your source of livelihood ?
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Mindlog:Why does the corrupt uk accept the stolen public funds ? If they are not conniving with the buyers of these properties, they would repatriate the monies and hospitals and schools will be built. Kemi cannot take the moral high ground knowing fully well the UK is complicit with the financial crimes carried out in Nigeria. Feeding is not cheaper in the UK, its "more affordable"....difference is if you buy bananas for 3 pounds in uk and buy 6000 naira banana in Nigeria, the one in Nigeria will be more (ie is cheaper). I hope you now know the difference |
Nigeria’s Image Under Attack In today’s hyper-connected world of social media, narratives spread like wildfire. One tweet, one comment, or one ill-informed statement can travel across continents, tarnishing reputations and reducing years of hard work to ashes. Nigeria, as a nation, is currently under attack—not from external forces, but from voices like Kemi’s, individuals who wield their platforms irresponsibly to demean the country. The danger here isn’t just her words—it’s the silence of those who should be speaking up to defend Nigeria’s honor. The holders of national honors, esteemed figures entrusted with Nigeria’s pride, cannot afford to remain spectators when the image of the nation is dragged through the mud. Why Silence is Dangerous • Narratives Stick: In the digital age, perception is reality. If lies, half-truths, or harmful narratives about Nigeria are not immediately challenged, they begin to sound like the truth. By the time facts arrive, the damage is already done. A story repeated often enough will be believed, regardless of its veracity. • An Attack on One is an Attack on All: Kemi’s denigration of Nigeria isn’t aimed at a singular leader, policy, or institution—it’s a stain on every citizen, every Nigerian passport holder, and every stakeholder who takes pride in this nation. Our collective silence allows her words to fester and embolden others. • Global Perception Matters: Nigeria has long battled unjust stereotypes. Any unchecked attack only adds to the misinformed global perception. It’s a collective duty to push back against such harmful narratives. The Role of National Honor Holders Holders of Nigeria’s national honors—titles like GCON, CON, CFR, and OON—are not mere recipients of awards. These honors come with the responsibility to uphold the country’s dignity. Silence in the face of blatant disrespect sends the wrong message: that the nation’s pride is negotiable. • These individuals represent excellence, achievement, and leadership across various fields. Their voices carry weight and credibility. • When national pride is at stake, their intervention becomes a necessity, not a choice. Issuing statements, holding intellectual debates, and presenting facts can dismantle harmful rhetoric and turn the tide in Nigeria’s favor. Where are these voices now? Why have they not spoken to counter Kemi’s slander and remind the world of Nigeria’s value, progress, and resilience? Fighting Back Doesn’t Mean Overreacting Challenging harmful narratives doesn’t mean stooping to the level of mudslinging or emotional outbursts. It means presenting facts, exposing hypocrisy, and correcting misinformation with calm confidence. If someone spreads a narrative that diminishes the country, those entrusted with honor and leadership must step in to defend it. • Silence equals surrender. • Diplomacy equals strength. • Countering falsehoods equals protecting our future. National Unity: This Is Our Fight Every Nigerian, not just the Vice President or officeholders, must realize that this is a collective battle. National honor is not a personal affair—it’s shared by all of us. If someone insults your family, you don’t offer them tea. You correct their disrespect. The holders of national honors are Nigeria’s most respected sons and daughters. Their failure to defend the country sets a precedent of apathy. If they won’t speak up, who will? The Time to Speak is Now In this globalized era of instant communication, words have power. Nigeria cannot afford to leave its image unguarded. The holders of national honors must issue statements, set the record straight, and defend the country they have been recognized for serving. As the saying goes, “If you don’t tell your story, someone else will—and they won’t tell it well.” Kemi’s irresponsible actions should serve as a wake-up call. Defending Nigeria’s pride is not optional; it’s a duty. An attack on one is an attack on all—and it’s time to respond. |
aribisala0:Violations 2,3 and 7 nlfpmod Please ban this guy for 3-4 years. Everybody please keep reporting him. |
Mindlog:Neither is Nigeria Kemi's problem UK has people robbing people's phones and wristwatches on scooters on the streets of London. UK has the worst homelessness crises UK has the NHS falling apart UK has the worst children malnutrition crisis in modern history. UK has inflation of food Iliyasu Gadu did not wake up and make all that his problem Why should Kemi with her full plate of problems ignore all of that and start attacking Nigeria and Nigerians ? |