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Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 11:31pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
Dis Guy: Exactly !! I guess there are quite a few issues when considering the possibility of working in Nigeria. To compensate for the madness and stress, 2m a month is not asking for much. |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 11:28pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
Dis Guy: South Africa is a possibility. |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 11:19pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
Why do Nigerians with all the experience and training not create jobs for other Nigerians and carve a niche for themselves in the process? I will tell you why. With the decay of infrastructure, power supply issues, security problems etc etc , only a medium to large size company can bear the financial inconveniences of operating in such an environment. If the government puts the right things in order, of course we will start viable businesses. |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 11:16pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
buzugee: I am not going to Nigeria to start wearing expensive clothes, speak big grammar or even attend multiple big parties. I am going to do a job, a professional one at that, get paid and take care of my family. One major trait that puts me off Nigerian elite is the show off , big manism attitude, the pomposity and arrogance. We British come from humble backgrounds |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 11:12pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
redsun: Since you are a military man, I might as well employ you as my personal body guard, |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 11:10pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
blacksta: But really, what does working a 9 - 5 job have to do with corruption ? |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 10:42pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
blacksta: Hmm, I think this might be a problem for me, as i cannot under any circumstance compromise my integrity either with the company I work for or the police. This is food for thought. |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 10:07pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
buzugee: A big Joke |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 10:02pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
oyb: I love my country, |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 10:01pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
buzugee: So , how much would you suggest that such a person as described in my earlier post should earn, without taking into consideration car and housing. Tell me |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 9:59pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
rebranded: Thanks for the advice. As I will be coming on my own, if any trouble ensues after the elections, I will make a dash for the nearest British Embassy Companies that advertise through KPMG, Careers in Africa etc , do they pay Well ? If yes, in what region are we talking about. |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 9:55pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
buzugee: lol. just a worker Any senior engineer with over 11 years experience from the UK or USA , having worked with major blue chip companies on up to $1b customer contracts, must be mad to accept less than 2m without house and car allowance. |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 9:32pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
buzugee: so 2m monthly for a senior engineer in a similar setup is not asking too much , is it ? |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 9:19pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
buzugee: Which one be etisalat , |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 8:36pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
Kobojunkie: Don't mind Jay Bee, he is removed from the stark reality on the ground. |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 8:35pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
jay bee: If your estimated 10m naira excludes housing and car allowance , then it is something to consider, but if it includes both of these important items it is a joke. |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 8:33pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
Kobojunkie: Kobojunkie: Yep. Is that a lot ? |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 8:25pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
jay bee: I am even more familiar with IT than you are, lol. As a senior network designer and implementer, working for large British and American blue chip organizations, 10M is having a laugh , seriously. |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 8:14pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
jay bee: I am not manufacturing figures in my head, many of us earn more than £50k in the Cisco and security world and I mean permanent not contracting. But, I want like for like, before tax. Lets not go down the route of take home pay. Nigeria is not exactly an easy place to live in, just like you have London weighting , should there not be Lagos inconveniences allowance , seriously ? |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 8:01pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
jay bee: Yeah right, Assuming you earn 50K in the UK which when converted to Naira = 1.25 million , and then you factor in housing , car, inconveniences etc etc, 2m is nothing, especially when you have to pay school fees which otherwise you do not pay in the UK ( free education ) and health care ( again free in the UK ). |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 7:40pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
AjanleKoko: MNCs are my target. I hear from colleagues who took the same leap, that they do pay very well. |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 7:39pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
Kobojunkie: Sure. But I am not yet making a permanent move, this is more like a 'test the waters' type of situation. If all goes well especially after the elections, then a permanent relocation becomes more likely. |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 7:30pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
AjanleKoko: Okay , an IT professional with over 10 years experience working with large blue chip companies in the UK. |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 7:26pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
@Kobojunkie Let me address the two points you raised. 1. what company pays N2 million a month these days in Nigeria? Could you please share so those of us out here can move back too to get a piece of that pie? A multinational company will pay that amount, in fact I know of many who do. 2. Also, I am not looking for you to convince me that it is possible, I am looking for specifics . . . what companies, what positions etc. nothing less Telecommunications, oil companies, etc etc Mostly managerial or senior positions. But one will have to be employed as an expatriate and not a Nigerian |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 7:17pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
You do know most people will think you did not succeed in the UK. That is why you are running back home. Unless you are retiring, I would stay in the UK and try to make it there. @Ochi_Agha, mumu. Do you not realize that most willing UK returnees ( other than the deportees ) are those who have acquired significant work and academic experience normally over a 10 year period and in very good professions. |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 7:11pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
debosky: I agree, just saying. I am coming back because I have spent 15 years in the UK, Acquired good academic and work professional skills and feel these can be put to invaluable use back home. |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 7:08pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
lagbaja20: Don't mind them my brother. |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 7:06pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
SEFAGO: Oh yeah. So after studying like a bat for donkey years in the UK and Nigeria, joining a good profession with over 10 years top experience under my belt in a senior position, you think 2m a month is too much to ask, considering the risks involved of relocating ? na wa ooo |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 7:04pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
illusion2: redsun: Lets put it another way, Northern Nigeria is at the brink of war right now , lol wetin concern me for that one |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 1:29pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
ode remo: Will do, many thanks |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 1:26pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
eku_bear: Cocaine ke, God forbid. Abuja is too boring, Lagos is my type of city, chaotic but hustling and bustling. Also I am not one to be too particular on comforts, security though is a must. Thanks, |
Politics / Re: Relocation To Nigeria From The Uk 2011. Am I Mad Or Is It Possible ? by notcorrupt: 1:23pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
otokx: Believe me , some international companies will pay that much |
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