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24m per annum salary. Comfortable duplex in Lekki. Two kids. Wife works as a BM in a first generation bank.
But they resign and start masters in UK. I don't understand some of these things.

https://twitter.com/kayodebakre8/status/1549470315998330882

Twitter story

Living in Nigeria is very risky. If you can, leave as soon as possible. Don't be deceived by those who are stuck

Crazy people.
Who said everyone gat the same ambitions,some people earning 7 figures monthly are tired and depressed with their job, they want to try somefin new

Most people leave their high paying jobs and become adventures or do something they love

Well if he sees better offer and if he thinks the country have more to offer him than naija then he's free to move.
But if I get 24 million job per year for this naija and vampire and zombies dey kill fo Street,i no fit leave ooo.
Na to go buy better ammunition and start playing real life COD.
One Hand on steering and the other hand on my gun ready to shoot any bagger I sight.

Their life

.who da heck leaves 24 million per year job for masters in uk..

Thats a senior management remuneration ...
make una no dey cap any how jarè....People always like fabricating worst case scenarios to prove a point ..

Honestly this one is not a very wise decision.

I know Nigeria has security issues, but what are the odds that he will fall victim?
However it is almost a sure thing that he'll live a poorer life in the UK. Is he even sure of remaining in the UK permanently after that masters?
Even if he remains, hope he's in a field that will pay highly. Inflation is on the rise in the UK as well.

Anyways, his choice, his life. Wishing him the very best.

WatchYourSix:
.who da heck leaves 24 million per year job for masters in uk..

Thats a senior management remuneration ...
make una no dey cap any how jarè....People always like fabricating worst case scenarios to prove a point ..

Don’t mind them. Another Twitter fairytale who go abandon 24million naira per year salary and travel to UK to go start afresh? When it not as if such a person is under a spell.

With 24million naira per year you can rub shoulders with a politician in Nigeria nah

24 million a year means 2 million a month. He lives in Lekki which is probably the most expensive residential area in Nigeria. Only God knows how much of that 2 million a month will be enough for survival in such a place, especially if you are living in rented accommodation and paying for top class security so that kidnappers will not target you.

Omihanifa:


Don’t mind them. Another Twitter fairytale who go abandon 24million naira per year salary and travel to UK to go start afresh? When it not as if such a person is under a spell.

With 24million naira per year you can rub shoulders with a politician in Nigeria nah

Truly this life is like a talking drum (gongon) with different sides, while you see the front view another fellow sees the back view. Don't conderm him he may want to build a future for his family or perhaps something more important than #24 million per annum salary. You can never can tell.

DispatcherLagos:

Living in Nigeria is very risky. If you can, leave as soon as possible. Don't be deceived by those who are stuck

living in America is also risky .45000 killed by mass shootings.

Munamoqel:
living in America is also risky .45000 killed by mass shootings.

Take the exponential of that number, that's the number of unrecorded deaths in Nigeria.... let's not talk about the recorded ones

GreatAxeMan:
24 million a year means 2 million a month. He lives in Lekki which is probably the most expensive residential area in Nigeria. Only God knows how much of that 2 million a month will be enough for survival in such a place, especially if you are living in rented accommodation and paying for top class security so that kidnappers will not target you.

So he pays 2m rent monthly? Abi wetin u dey talk? Patapata 4m rent for a duplex in dat same lekki someone earning 24m must also have other parole fetching him money. Plus the wife is a Branch manager..

Fabrication

Two million naira 3years ago was about $5,500. Today it is equivalent to approximately $3,200. Cost of living and inflation is rising in Nigeria. For most people that relocate, it's not always about the money but the quality of life and opportunities available there. People say we don't spend in foreign currency but as long as our economy is imports driven, we will always feel the effect of our weak naira one way or the other....For those in the diaspora who complain about bills and taxes, I always wonder why they have refused to come back sha.

2 million naira a month for someone living in Lekki isn't exactly as large as some of us think it is.

Yusufnairaland2:


So he pays 2m rent monthly? Abi wetin u dey talk? Patapata 4m rent for a duplex in dat same lekki someone earning 24m must also have other parole fetching him money. Plus the wife is a Branch manager..

Anaya4life:
Two million naira 3years ago was about $5,500. Today it is equivalent to approximately $3,200. Cost of living and inflation is rising in Nigeria. For most people that relocate, it's not always about the money but the quality of life and opportunities available there. People say we don't spend in foreign currency but as long as our economy is imports driven, we will always feel the effect of our weak naira one way or the other....For those in the diaspora who complain about bills and taxes, I always wonder why they have refused to come back sha.

in the uk you don't pick money on the floor .several oyinbo Wil change places if offered 24m

boladale123:
Fabrication

My thoughts too

It is well....they are entitled to their decision which I see no need for public validation.

Do what favours you but within the law.








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This story is exactly what it is, a twitter story

sometimes is not about the money,with the kind of things happening in Nigeria

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even God will be happy for you...
u took d most nicest choice of ur liv

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For lying that PO drove Northerners away from Anambra I will not vote for Atiku anymore.

People think say outside sweet the way dem dey hear am ni I pray dem no regret dere steps....


Apart from insecurity nd some social amenities someone earning 2000usd in Nigeria monthly is beta dan someone earning 10k usd monthly in the state....


and living in doz country sef dere type of work be like slavery for my eyes people be doing 3 to 4 work in a day kilode...

as worst as Nigeria dey apart from having side hustle nobody fit du 3 to 4 work in a day in Nigeria....

His Choice. I don’t know what I’d do until I find myself in such situation.