Haven't you wondered what the price of things are around the world,well here you go.

(COPIED from shogsman)

Average wage for full time employees yearly
Nigeria-2.5m
Usa-27m
Full tank of petrol
Nigeria-10k
Uk-60k

Average gas price
Nigeria -700
USA -3300
TURKMENISTAN-free

Price of coke
Nigeria -150
France 1550

Price of an average Toyota car
Nigeria 3,500,000
USA 2,500,000

Price of a luxury 5 bedroom mansion
Banana island(Nigeria) - 2,500,000,000(2.5b)
Michigan (USA) 700,000,000(700m)

Price of electricity for a family home yearly
Nigeria -70k
Usa-$140 monthly- 907,200k yearly

Price of water monthly
Ondo State Nigeria- free
Alaska USA-$496 monthly- 3,000,000 yearly (3m)

Average internet price monthly
Nigeria-10k
USA -28k
CHINA-90k

Two bedroom flat average rent yearly
Lagos-500k
Johannesburg south Africa-5.5m
Hong Kong-24.2m
Istanbul turkey-3.1m

Price of a haircut at average
India-800naira
Nigeria- 1k
USA-28k
Uk-40k

Average hotel cost per night
Texas USA-35k
Lagos, Nigeria-45k
Hong Kong-220k

Average cost of university school fees for 4 years
Nigeria-1.5m
Usa-19m

Mobile phones (iphone 12pro max)
Nigeria-540,000
USA-380,000

Playstation 5
Nigeria -500k
USA-290k

A trip to the hospital emergency room (average)
Nigeria-70k
USA -1.3m

Average Bail for a felony crime
Nigeria- 800k
USA-15m

Tramadol-30tablets of 100mg
Nigeria-7,500
Usa-65,000

Sex workers ( per night)
Nigeria 10k
USA-40k
Finland-120k

Kudos for acknowledging the guy that made the topic

I have a question though,if they spend this much on bills over there how in hell do they even have enough to feed sef. Omo things are not all rosy for those people like we see on social media

Discombulator:
I have a question though,if they spend this much on bills over there how in hell do they even have enough to feed sef. Omo things are not all rosy for those people like we see on social media

Food stamps
Student loans
Payday loan
One dollar stores

Their system make easy for them to live on credit facilities, many of them have so much debt than they can pay in their lifetime.

Oga stop comparing 9ja to other countries.

They give them high taxes coz their citizen enjoy security, less corrupt leaders, good amenities and so on.
Also compare the standard of living. And i don't think any one earns up to 2.7m per year, cause an average worker earns 50,000 per year.
50,000 x 12=600,000 per year which is just around $1k.

Unlike US.

Mide1data:
Oga stop comparing 9ja to other countries.

They give them high taxes coz their citizen enjoy security, less corrupt leaders, good amenities and so on.
Also compare the standard of living. And i don't think any one earns up to 2.7m per year, cause an average worker earns 50,000 per year.
50,000 x 12=600,000 per year which is just around $1k.

Unlike US.

who tf is talking about taxes, where did you see any mention of taxes here.
Does any of your words changes the fact that some things are 20 times more expensive in the USA.
When you make $50k a year then pay rent-$12k,water-$5k, light -$5k ,insurance-$10k$, internet $2k , phone bills-$3k , sales tax-everyday for the rest of your life,mammot health care plan,college bills- $10k yearly. Then real tax
You're left with a resounding -$0 .
I have dozens of friends and relatives living all over Europe and america and in contrast to what people like you think it's fvcking difficult to get by there too.
Half of graduates in the USA spends Years paying back school loans you don't have in naija.
So you don't know how shit goes there bruh

Mide1data:
Oga stop comparing 9ja to other countries.

They give them high taxes coz their citizen enjoy security, less corrupt leaders, good amenities and so on.
Also compare the standard of living. And i don't think any one earns up to 2.7m per year, cause an average worker earns 50,000 per year.
50,000 x 12=600,000 per year which is just around $1k.

Unlike US.

My sister's electricity bill yearly in San Francisco is more than all your bills in a year as a Nigerian

Ishitinyourlife:

My sister's electricity bill yearly in San Francisco is more than all your bills in a year as a Nigerian

What your sister enjoys in terms of electricity alone is more than what 200 million Nigerians enjoy from Nigeria.

Ishitinyourlife:

who tf is talking about taxes, where did you see any mention of taxes here.
Does any of your words changes the fact that some things are 20 times more expensive in the USA.
When you make $50k a year then pay rent-$12k,water-$5k, light -$5k ,insurance-$10k$, internet $2k , phone bills-$3k , sales tax-everyday for the rest of your life,mammot health care plan,college bills- $10k yearly. Then real tax
You're left with a resounding -$0 .
I have dozens of friends and relatives living all over Europe and america and in contrast to what people like you think it's fvcking difficult to get by there too.
Half of graduates in the USA spends Years paying back school loans you don't have in naija.
So you don't know how shit goes there bruh

Salary 40,000.
Electricity bill- 10,000(no single day is up to 24hrs)
Security to form vigilantes-5k.
Internet-5k
water(dispensi)-4k
rent-10k
How much is left

Mide1data:


Salary 40,000.
Electricity bill- 10,000(no single day is up to 24hrs)
Security to form vigilantes-5k.
Internet-5k
water(dispensi)-4k
rent-10k
How much is left

No one is saying it is not as hard or worse in naija

Mide1data:



What your sister enjoys in terms of electricity alone is more than what 200 million Nigerians enjoy from Nigeria.

Go easy on your exaggeration,a constant 24hours of electricity for one house in the USA doesn't even amount to 30 houses here not to talk of millions of houses in naija.
My sister pays 1.3m yearly for electricity
Half of that would give you 12 litters of petrol everyday for a year in naija too

Ishitinyourlife:

Go easy on your exaggeration,a constant 24hours of electricity for one house in the USA doesn't even amount to 30 houses here not to talk of millions of houses in naija.
My sister pays 1.3m yearly for electricity
Half of that would give you 12 litters of petrol everyday for a year in naija too

Constant electricity is different from petrol.
usa electricity-constant, if it spoils be assured it would be repaired without paying a dime.
9ja electricity- not constant, if it spoils phcn won't do a thing you gotta pay by ya self, Gen,noise polution.
also 1.3m isn't that a big deal, just that 9ja poverty rate has triped.

but i see where ya coming from, coz even if 9ja achieves constant light, it may never be as expensive as other white countries.

Nigeria is naturally overblessed. Both with minerals and people who can work.

Ishitinyourlife:

No one is saying it is not as hard or worse in naija

Exactly. So don't make 9ja look like saint. I know life ain't easy in the US, but never you make 9ja look like a saint.

It's coz of this comparing that is making people think we are better here.

Remember LAI said the xame thing before.

Ishitinyourlife:

who tf is talking about taxes, where did you see any mention of taxes here.
Does any of your words changes the fact that some things are 20 times more expensive in the USA.
When you make $50k a year then pay rent-$12k,water-$5k, light -$5k ,insurance-$10k$, internet $2k , phone bills-$3k , sales tax-everyday for the rest of your life,mammot health care plan,college bills- $10k yearly. Then real tax
You're left with a resounding -$0 .
I have dozens of friends and relatives living all over Europe and america and in contrast to what people like you think it's fvcking difficult to get by there too.
Half of graduates in the USA spends Years paying back school loans you don't have in naija.
So you don't know how shit goes there bruh

Which state has such bills per household a year ?

Are your calculations in nig money ?

SUPERPACK:

Food stamps
Student loans
Payday loan
One dollar stores

Their system make easy for them to live on credit facilities, many of them have so much debt than they can pay in their lifetime.

Fact!

People who don't travel or dont have anyone over there will argue though.

...and right now, it is becoming cheaper to rent a home in the US than to own one because of property tax which has increased. Case is different if you have an annual income of over $100k plus being a prudent spender.

This isn't a balanced comparison. They spend more on the average but can afford more on the average. What you can afford from what is in your pocket is more important than what is in your pocket.

America is a poor country... if you dash me, I will reject it

Ishitinyourlife:
Haven't you wondered what the price of things are around the world,well here you go.

(COPIED from shogsman)

Average wage for full time employees yearly
Nigeria-2.5m
Usa-27m
Full tank of petrol
Nigeria-10k
Uk-60k

Average gas price
Nigeria -700
USA -3300
TURKMENISTAN-free

Price of coke
Nigeria -150
France 1550

Price of an average Toyota car
Nigeria 3,500,000
USA 2,500,000

Price of a luxury 5 bedroom mansion
Banana island(Nigeria) - 2,500,000,000(2.5b)
Michigan (USA) 700,000,000(700m)

Price of electricity for a family home yearly
Nigeria -70k
Usa-$140 monthly- 907,200k yearly

Price of water monthly
Ondo State Nigeria- free
Alaska USA-$496 monthly- 3,000,000 yearly (3m)

Average internet price monthly
Nigeria-10k
USA -28k
CHINA-90k

Two bedroom flat average rent yearly
Lagos-500k
Johannesburg south Africa-5.5m
Hong Kong-24.2m
Istanbul turkey-3.1m

Price of a haircut at average
India-800naira
Nigeria- 1k
USA-28k
Uk-40k

Average hotel cost per night
Texas USA-35k
Lagos, Nigeria-45k
Hong Kong-220k

Average cost of university school fees for 4 years
Nigeria-1.5m
Usa-19m

Mobile phones (iphone 12pro max)
Nigeria-540,000
USA-380,000

Playstation 5
Nigeria -500k
USA-290k

A trip to the hospital emergency room (average)
Nigeria-70k
USA -1.3m

Average Bail for a felony crime
Nigeria- 800k
USA-15m

Tramadol-30tablets of 100mg
Nigeria-7,500
Usa-65,000

Sex workers ( per night)
Nigeria 10k
USA-40k
Finland-120k

How far shogsman aka Ishitinyourlife . How much is tramadol going for nowadays?

The government over there does find ways to ease the burden on their citizens OR should I say they make the system there favourable compare to our Leaders who don't give a Bleep.