He sacrificed his decades of academic works for some millions as bribe from Akpabio, today he languishes in prison while Akpabio has gone on to become the Senate President...what a waste of life!
Has it occured to anyone that this narcissistic woman could actually be suffering from depression hence the letter? Psychologists in the house over to you, I believe you guys have a term for this disorder
Oga Psychiatrist don diagnose depression sharp, sharp!
lecksam: I love anything pertaining to health and wellbeing
Go for Msc Psychology (conversion). It is for those who don't have their first degree in psychology. You will have higher chances of getting skilled worker visa after graduation.
Got my first skilled worker visa back then while still in school (studied Clinical Child Psychology), now on my second skilled worker visa working in the public service in Central London.
Tfinal: thanks sir. Between university of sunderland and and teesside university which one is friendly option for international student?.... short 3-3.5k tuition
TopBanter: Bro, go and inspect my first post here, that you quoted, to note you jumped the gun. I made sure to qualify my statement properly with "for those with decent income" condition to ensure folks know I was not talking about a "minimum wage earner in Nigeria".
My point stands that those earning decent income in Nigeria are better off than those earning what is decent income in the UK because of high cost of rent, bills, public transport fees everyday associated cost etal.
Britons, who earn decent wage, are frustratingly testifying online about how fed up they are with life in the nation and you are here saying something else.
If you earn £3000 monthly, after tax, that would be £36000 annually which used to be very decent money like even 10 years ago in the UK.
Today, with even a studio flat in a decent-ish area of London costing £1800 monthly, £21,600 annually, then how much is left to service many, many bills and other life's essential recurring outgoings in one of the most expensive nation on Earth?
Whereas, can you then compare the lifestyle of a Londoner earning £3000 a month ( around 6 million Naira) to Lagosian earning 1 million naira a month when, to begin with, he pays 3 million Naira yearly for a one bed flat in most parts of Lagos (around 25% of his annual salary) whereas the Londoner pays as much as 60% of his annual salary on rent alone?
Yes things are tough in Nigeria for minimum wage earner but things are horrid for those on supposedly decent wage in the UK because of the unacceptable high cost of living Briton are nearly at rioting point over.
I am a "decent income" earner, living and working here in London.
After all the expenditure for the month, what I have as spare for savings for a month, is the several months savings of a "decent income" earner in Nigeria and in terms of what it buy in each Country.😂😂😳
The best comparison is how the lowest income earner in Nigeria fares, in comparison to the low income earner in another Country.
Tfinal: criminology and security studies. I also did NCE program before my Bsc.
If you have the mental capacity, opt for Msc Psychology (conversion). This conversion course is for those who didn't study psychology at undergraduate level. Upon graduation and alongside your undergraduate degree, you will have high chances of getting skilled work visa as an Assistant Psychologist in one of the prisons here in the UK.
In the future, you can upskill to become a Forensic Psychologist.
TopBanter: Is "cost of living" only about price of food? Bro, we are talking other unaviodable life expenses like council tax, utility bills, parking fees, vehicle repair bill, etc, etc, etc.
It is not food cost alone making Britons complain about cost of living crisis.
The video's below are just 2 of literally thousands I can spam Nairaland with. Stop trying to be cute with half-truths and deliberate one-sided arguments.
Share the full-truth of the cost of living for a minimum wage earner in Nigeria, considering electricity bill, transport fare, water, rent, waste disposal, food, healthcare, security etc
UK is even worse. "Cost of living crisis" is all everyone there talks about these days.
Nigeria today, for those with decent income, is a much better place to live than most nations of the west that are having it tough because of crippling realities, like slow covid-19 economic recovery plus Russia/Ukraine war etal, which many African nations are insulated from.
Delusion Promax.😂😂😂😂
The 9 plantains was bought for £3.
The 1 kilo of chicken drumsticks goes for £2.19.
The 2 kilos of long grain rice for £2.35.
A total of £7.54.
A minimum wage earner earn about £10 per hour after deductions. So, what he earns in 45mins will pay for those 3 things.
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