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I understand your fears, but I assure you, you won't be doing menial jobs forever.
Do not leave Nigeria feeling that you have lost your "150k/month" job for a menial job. As you get accustomed to the system, you will meet new people, make good connections, expand your horizon, and things will start to make sense, bit by bit.
Gather all your certifications and experiences and start researching job opportunities. When you get to the UK, you might need to take more certification courses which will give you more prospects in the job market. That is part of growth! It is all for the best. Take that bold step, don't be afraid to leave your comfort zone.
Your children will be more than grateful for the excellent foundation you created for them. Lastly, if you believe in God, pray about it! And be open to new opportunities! Selah

aliucity1:
Hello my people

I am sorry to bother you all.I am of you living in one of the states in South East.My wife left Nigeria last year November after securing UK skilled worker Visa as a Registered Nurse.

Being her spouse, automatically I became eligible to apply as a dependant with my kids(3).

I and my kids have been given the visa that will enable us work in the UK(I mean that will enable me to work)

The challenge I have now is that I have a job here in naija with one of the federal agencies.My monthly pay is about 150k and I have been on this job for about 10 years.I have risen considerably in rank to the position of a principal officer.

I am anxious about what the future holds in the UK.I heard you can only do menial jobs where they pay about £10 per hour.Meanwhile,I only have BSc in one of the biological sciences.

I need advice,do I abandone my naija job for menial jobs in the UK?I am absolutely ambivalent about tomorrow.

Honestly, no one should bother rebutting his claims. Looks like he's just catching cruise at this point. Homeless individual earning $200,000/month....A cold zobo .

leody:
One agent don day give this one fresh orange juice