₦airaland Forum

LooneyLester:
At least he falls sick he'll get a benefitting health care

id4sho:
Very risky job but the pay go loud

Na truck driving I go do if I enter Yankee

I know someone saving $1.5k monthly. He's jobs is a low level job

Laple0541:
Who tells you everybody in Obodo oyinbo gets that?

DavSagacity:
And u think he cant get good health care at private hospitals with his take home pay at Branch Manager of a bank..?? Common man.!!!

DAENNINGA:
I must commend your thinking. I am not so sure of the £23,000 annual earning. If it be correct then it cannot be more than 3 days a week. A job that earns you 23k annually on full time is not a good paying job. Any way, any job in the UK is better than a bank branch manager's job in Nigeria

Iamzik:
No I'm not blind. How much is 700 dollars in naira compared to a manager's salary in Nigeria?

You obviously know nothing about banking in Nigeria if you are celebrating 700 dollars per month as good pay

bolabizzle:
Just got word from a friend about someone who made the move from being a bank manager in Nigeria to working as a skyscraper cleaner in the UK. 😕

Smart move or not?

erico2k2:
Its a basic Human right in the west

SensualMan:
Funny how 80% of those Japaa'ing as u guys term it in Nigeria are all yoruba people

On the other hand, this Bola mandate seems to be favouring the Igbos and every Igbo man is cashing out, spending money like water in the Bola Administration.

My question is: Does it mean this Administration is not favouring the yoruba clownish tribe?

Has Bola turned his back on his people?

How come the people that were supposed to be taught severe lessons are the head teachers now?

Questions wey no geti answer.

Jewessgratitud3:
Soft life to hard life.

I guess when he got there and saw the pile of bills staring him in the face he had no choice but to grab the next available job.

If you are gainfully employed in naija, you don't need to japa. Japa is for someone who has no hope of ever getting a job in Nigeria. He'll appreciate any kind of job he finds there.

Mcslize:
I believe this Gerrard59 is not in Nigeria. I don't know. But he is fond of discouraging others. At least this is a first hand person who is living in the USA. This is not hearsay.

You are in Germany abi one country like that studying, being sponsored by your parents. I am referring to Gerartd59. But I have noticed, you have jumped on the anti-japa bandwagon ship.

You guys should get some sense abeg.

aycorporat:
Anytime I see "Good luck to Nigerians " I know say na this my oga dey talk.
Thanks for opening my eyes to see another side. I'm pained that I would have taken this decision 10 years ago just out of school.

Anyways, e never late

Laple0541:
Yinmu.…

There are millions of undocumented individuals who pay through their nose to get those services. Even for those that are documented, there is a limit to what the healthcare card covers.

koolaid87:
Lol

Have you ever traveled outside before?

It's nonsensical to comment on japa if you've never seen outside.

Cutehector:
The more you fück around, the more you find out.

Brendaniel:
As long as he is earning more than his banking Job in Nigeria and he is in a better environment with savings at the end of the month better than in Nigeria, then he is good to go...

AfahaAbia:
So working a shitty job is better You sound like an illiterate

Crafteck1:
Before opening your dirty mouth to judge ask yourself how much is being made in both businesses, im sure the cleaning would make x3 or x5 of bank manager in naija, a legit bank manager without runs probably makes 400 to 600 here...

The cleaner there i believe makes 50k yearly on the average with enough time for other jobs, na to work 5 years and retire...

Nazgul:
The question you should be asking is how much does a bank manager earn in Nigeria?

If you must know, no bank in Nigeria pays their branch managers up to N1m. On an average, they earn between 500-600k. (That's about $600 not pounds o)

A skyscraper window cleaner in the UK earns about £23,000. With that amount, you can live comfortably in the UK.

Aside the risks involved in the job, I won't say he made a bad choice.

Nazgul:
Since you've called me the ignorant one, why not tell me how much they earn?

You rush to say something and end up saying nothing. You should do your research and come back to reply me if any bank in Nigeria pays their BM up to N1m.

LooneyLester:
At least he falls sick he'll get a benefitting health care

Akolawole:
That's not true.

I have seen a PHD holder who found himself in cleaning job abroad

Jewessgratitud3:
Soft life to hard life.

I guess when he got there and saw the pile of bills staring him in the face he had no choice but to grab the next available job.

If you are gainfully employed in naija, you don't need to japa. Japa is for someone who has no hope of ever getting a job in Nigeria. He'll appreciate any kind of job he finds there.

falopey:
Let me tell you.. You can’t come to America and immediately start with the job you were in in Nigeria. My first job in America was dishwashing. An older Nigerian who was working as a physiotherapist with the national sport ministry in Nigeria was my dishwashing coworker. We were washing dishes together on $9 per hour. This same person has traveled the world with Nigerian national team on different occasions.

Iamzik:
What I am doesn not matter. You said HMO is dead and just wanted to correct that impression that it's not dead.

HMO has paid medicals bills of more 700k for me at once. I didn't pay one kobo. And that is just one instance

Let's stop making exergerated statements to paint the country's situation worse than it is