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nony43:Are you silly. dem hold person for 8 months on remand and now allegedly released without trial and you open your rotten mouth to say ' country 'were' judicial system works'? Thunder fire you! |
pyyxxaro:You go just talk say dem thief the car. |
So none of you can tell the footage is CGI?Una nor dey play game? 4300 soldiers killed...LWKMD |
PeaceJoyLove:Now this post makes sense. The guy has suppressed my post on the front page that called him out. What a loser! ![]() Is Seun Osewa aware of this? |
engrrichie92:Young bro. I wish you all the best. You are a fellow Nigerian and it looks like you are booksmart so I hope you can make the most of your intelligence. You are into Cybersecurity and IT auditing, good choice. Good luck in your initial telpehone interview and please share your tips with others on Nairaland. Someone must have told you about CISA so pass on the knowledge. the sky is big enough for every bird to fly. All the best my yute! Peace, I'm out. |
engrrichie92:Tech bro you are still lying! . Dont worry I also dream about winning the lottery. Only thing is I dont start a thread on Nairaland claiming I have won the lottery.Blow your cover? So the whole world will know who you are if you simply tell us you are a Salesforce architect, React developer e.t.c? You should have been more discreet when you posted on Nairaland about your MI5 cybersecurity job. Attached is the calculation of the net pay of a employee earning £80,000/annum working for the NHS. Tech bro needs help from Nairalanders to decide between N60 million (£80,000) in the UK vs N24 million (£30,000) in Nigeria
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solonubinho:Make I dey manage my £20k per annum go. I have been enjoying all the fake figures all day. People earn all sorts, that is not the point of the matter. I have friends doing multiple roles cleaning out £1500/day. Take it from me no organisation in the UK will offer someone who calls himself a 'tech bro' based in Nigeria, who has no UK experience, £80,000/year unless he has some very specialist skills that cant be found in the UK. All day People have asked him what area of tech he works in but over 18 pages he has refused to answer this question. All he has done is reel out the names of some generic tech and digital roles. Lets assume I am wrong and this guy happens to be a whizz in his field, I'd expect him to be smart enbough to decide on which offer to take and not come to ask ridiculous questions on Nairaland |
efilefun:This is not the argument. Dont tell me what people earn in an area I work in. I see it every day. There are people that earn between £500 and £1000 day in some contract roles. Go on Jobserve and you'll see dozens of IT jobs offering contracts and permanent positions of over £100,000/year My argument is how a chap in Nigeria who doesnt have UK industry experience gets offered an £80/000/year or £400/day job when there are thousands of job seekers who have the experience and skills in the UK. I am not saying it is impossible but you'd have to be special and if you were that special surely you wouldnt need to come on Nairaland to ask if you should accept a £6,700/month job in the UK or remain in a £1,900/month job in Nigeria. |
PastorMIsBack:LWKMD. No mind these pipu o. No be this same UK wey we dey. I dont even mind the original question as its good to dream and it is also possible that the chap is talented with a skill in high demand and really got such an offer. I am flaggerbasted at the replies by people saying £4000 net is not enough to live in London . Most of these people are in Nigeria o and dont even see N500,000/month. I think they may be equating £4000 to N4000. £80,000 is N60,000,000/year |
ucee64:That is a different thing. You are probably a content creator. That is not a salaried tech job. |
monfizzy:It is very possible to earn £60,000 per year doing tech jobs. There are people that earn £1,000/day. The question is out of the multitude of job seekers in the UK and US, why would employers employ someone based in Nigeria to do a tech job based in the UK/US? There are work visa issues to sort out, how does the person pay tax? Which bank account do they receive the salary in e.t.c. Maybe they are consultants working independently and not employees. Or they could be be employed locally to work in Nigerian subsidiaries but payed in foreign currency. Or they have some very specialist skills. What kind of tech roles are they in? At the end of the day na still demsay unless you have seen the money go into their account with your own eyes. |
engrrichie92:I think you are just making it worse. What kind of techie advises an individual whose background they dont know to 'look through...pick one' . Is it gambling, miniminimanimo or kalokalo?You should be telling the person to consider what their background is. Are they technically minded? Any exposure to programming? Their people skills, knowledge of SDLC e.t.c. It is only after that that a person can make a holistic decision about what area in 'tech' they'd like to go into. |
engrrichie92:Tell us the job role and the industry and I will give you average, median and top salaries. I am in the tech industry in the UK so dont come here and bullshit people. There are a million Asians here wey get brain die and can do magic in tech with their eyes closed but they dont get this kind of pay on a regular. These guys dont need sponsorship visa o. Na you wey dey Lagos, wey dem dey suspicious of na him dem go offer job of £400/day just like that? I am not saying it is not possible but you'd have to be in a very niche area and have skills that are very hard to come by. Your after tax yarn just gave it all away... You think say you be footballer? |
kowalsky:Look at this broke fool in Okokomaiko saying £4000/month is base salary. £48,000 a year in a country where the average salary is £25,000. Have you seen an airport before? Does anyone if your family members in Europe earn even half that amount? |
EgunMogaji2:Nope... If you have the appropriate visa for Nigeria in your second country passport or the 2nd country passport was issued in Nigeria there is no requirement for you to have a Nigerian passport. |
perambulator:This is it. Be prepared to grease some palms. If the British passport was issued in Lagos then they you'd have been able to stand your ground but as it is UK issued, roja the immigration ppl and let your child go |
therajah:He said after tax i.e. taxman go collect £32,000 inside the £80K If me I see Uber job that will pay me £52k before tax, I go quit my day job. In this same London there are Nigerians earning £500/day as contractors mostly in the IT sector, Business Analysts, Test Engineers, Project Managers e.t.c. so it is possible to live well above average too |
damola1:na lie him dey lie! £52k per year? I dagger belle! |
N1.5m every month is almost £1.9K. To earn that here after tax and NI you'd need to earn about £29,000 a year which is well above the £25,000 avg annual salary Lets assume you get a job that pays that much in London these will be your basic average monthly outgoings Room: £600 (includes broadband, council tax, tv licence) Travel: £260 (z1-6) Phone: £20 Food: £240 Misc: £100 Thats a total of £1,220. You save £650 to £700 every month. If you dont have children, there will never be better time to make the move cause once children are involved na double wahala. If you have a proper plan go for it but if na just dreams and dem say, continue making your money in Nigeria for now until things settle down (22 years exprience in the game) |
Starboytwo:Ezitely. Even broke ass mofo like me dey pay €700/month (2 pikin) |
this is fake na. Are Nigerian youth so gullible? They most likely are, thats why scams like MMM thrive in the country |
look for a dead cheque book, prefearbly one stolen during an armed robbery or murder and pay a cheque of N17,834,700.00 into her account. Let her sort the rest out with her bank and NPF. |
chikason22:https://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/fifa-u-17-world-cup-president-buhari-speaks-with-eaglets/amp/ Buhari called the Eaglets in 2015 and they won. |
AJOBI77:It was written in plain English. Can you read and comprehend? |
pquaver:You read my mind. They known they are chatting nonsense but they just dont want to admit that they are sad their terrorist friends were killed |
So many sad children of hate on this thread. You can tell that they are sad at this victory and would have rather Nigerian Army soldiers were killed. You can tell by their dumb posts like why cant the army take it to them, why are the army always on the defensive. Daft children of hate that do not understand what real life is. The US at a point had over 100,000 soldiers in Afghanistan and they got attacked on a daily basis over 20 years. Do you think there were mu.mus like you in the US asking why the US army havent wiped out the Taliban. God bless the galant soldiers of the NA |
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updatechange:Either that or pay N54.9B in compensation. (average price of a plot of land N100M). Even with a 50% discount thats still N27B. LASG don enter one chance. It will be better to negotiate with the the Adeyiga camp cah if the Supreme court order is effected and the current land owners are dispossessed of their properties, the claim by the dispossessed owners against LASG will be around double at circa N100B. (Average price of a house in Magodo is N150m) |
ssogundele:Exactly. The judgement was since 1993 o!. The only way they can compensate the landlords association appropriately is to give them the cash equivalent of 549 plots in Magodo at today's prices 549 plots x N75M which is about N42B |
BMathew:LASG is being mischievous. Judgment specifically said to allocate the landlords association, 549 plots in Magodo but LASG are offering them plots in faraway places like Badagry and Ibeju Lekki. |
DEXTROVERT:QED |



. Is it gambling, miniminimanimo or kalokalo?
What about the Under 17 world cup of 2013 2015.