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Ruke1989:
Well, oyibo doesn't psychologically torture, underpay, wilthold slaries or maltreat unskilled workers the way we do in Nigeria. So people can accept such jobs over there with dignity but here, if you accept such jobs in Nigeria, it's not not going to be about your humility - but about your dignity being violated by your very employer. The societal perception of unskilled labor is impacted by employee treatment mostly

justwise:
Even if she made that money in a yr she is still doing very well

Http40k:
Owkay.
I'm in Abuja, pls I need a job. I can do anything to survive. Anything legally permissible. I can do your laundry, clean your house, run errands etc.
Pls employ me, I'm fed up with the whole situation of things around me. I'm not lazy at all and God knows. I'm going through hell right now. At times, I feel like committing suicide

Edusouls:
be careful of stories you read here that drives u, this is social media full of lies and it’s a very fake world, pray to Jesus Christ to kill this thought of suicide, and remember not only you but all of us in this earth is together in this mess these are the end of days, things would only get worse, the globe is in crisis, take it easy

val4sure:
Too much talk talk. As a student in Uk, ain't you suppose to focus on your studies. You presented proof of funds and remaining school fees for embassy. Raising 15k on a 20 hours per week job is not possible. That means you dey go against your visa rule by working more than 20 hours per week. You even come online dey talk am. I pity you.

Make home office no see this video. Nah so una talk talk them cancel dependant visa for masters students. Even if you dey make such money as a student which I doubt, must you come online to broadcast it.

Naija people make we dey use our senses.

mmsen:
That woman is straight out of the bush if she thinks £15k in 12 months in the UK is something to brag about. Once you take into account living expenses it's virtually nothing.

Nwaikpe:
Such a shame.

Intelligent people that should have been very valuable to the societies in line with their core trainings decided to live a lie, telling themselves that living in a perceived better society means living their best lives.

A trained doctor or engineer going to be a grass cutter and foolishly poting it online with pride, calling it humility.

Ruke1989:
Well, oyibo doesn't psychologically torture, underpay, wilthold slaries or maltreat unskilled workers the way we do in Nigeria. So people can accept such jobs over there with dignity but here, if you accept such jobs in Nigeria, it's not not going to be about your humility - but about your dignity being violated by your very employer. The societal perception of unskilled labor is impacted by employee treatment mostly

Nwaikpe:
Such a shame.

Intelligent people that should have been very valuable to the societies in line with their core trainings decided to live a lie, telling themselves that living in a perceived better society means living their best lives.
A trained doctor or engineer going to be a grass cutter and foolishly poting it online with pride, calling it humility.

Http40k:
Owkay.
I'm in Abuja, pls I need a job. I can do anything to survive. Anything legally permissible. I can do your laundry, clean your house, run errands etc.
Pls employ me, I'm fed up with the whole situation of things around me. I'm not lazy at all and God knows. I'm going through hell right now. At times, I feel like committing suicide

ADAMUdaCOWBOY:
Tax cannot be more than 20% which is just £3000. Besides, she said she said she save £15,000 meaning tax deductions have already been made

Ruke1989:
Well, oyibo doesn't psychologically torture, underpay, wilthold slaries or maltreat unskilled workers the way we do in Nigeria. So people can accept such jobs over there with dignity but here, if you accept such jobs in Nigeria, it's not not going to be about your humility - but about your dignity being violated by your very employer. The societal perception of unskilled labor is impacted by employee treatment mostly

patrickcollins:
Most trained doctors and Engineers in Nigeria can't match her doings, in fact hunger dey deal with majority of the trained Engineers over here

RealityKings1:
You don't get it, it's not about the education but the money and respect you earn from the benefit of the money.... It all boils down to the money and not about the environment

NaughtyBrainiac:
This one go use Chochocho cause problems for herself and others.

1. You showed proof of funds before leaving Nigeria.
2. There is no way a student would make such amount of money by working just 20 hours per week.

Rebuker:
How I Raised £15,450 in Few Months in the UK.

In an insightful interview conducted by Precious Ubani, a UK-based Nigerian lady shared how she raised £15,450 within a few months after arriving in the UK. She explained that when she first came to the UK, she had to learn various tasks, including cleaning, grass cutting, and even working as a carer. Despite being new to the country, she took on these jobs without hesitation and gradually began building a steady income.

She revealed that within just three months of arriving, she had already started earning, and it wasn’t long before people began reaching out to her for similar services. Reflecting on the work she did, she mentioned that while some might feel embarrassed to do these menial jobs, she was never ashamed as long as she was earning. She was proud of her hustle and didn’t let societal perceptions hold her back.

The lady shared that these jobs allowed her to make a substantial amount of money, earning £15,450 in less than a year. She encouraged others, particularly those coming from Nigeria or similar backgrounds, to stay humble and persistent. “Even if you were a president back home, when you come here, you have to humble yourself to achieve your goals,” she said, stressing the importance of perseverance and hard work.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALe0bvRj1Dg?si=HBySzouWfHLAwLP5

Summary:
A Nigerian woman in the UK shared her journey of adapting to life in the country, where she learned various jobs like cleaning, grass cutting, and caregiving to support herself. Despite the nature of the work, she was proud to hustle and earned 15,450 pounds within a few months. She encouraged others to remain humble and determined, regardless of their background, to achieve success. Her story highlights the power of hard work and humility in overcoming challenges and achieving financial stability.

franchasofficia:
Hmm, meager £15,000 in one whole year; is YouKay that terrible? Na wa oh



The stories one hear about Youkay is never encouraging, always nauseating, it is well

jose556:
Is this before or after tax and bills? Cos if it is before tax and bills, that money is not much for less than a year in the UK.

ttoyetade:
It is not possible to save £15000 in UK for 3 months doing those jobs she mentioned. People have been doing those jobs since time memorial and nobody get near that figure. Nigerian are too lousy. Safe your money and keep quiet

Nwaikpe:
Hunger is what drives your choices. I was talking about those who are not hungry, greedy, but only have value before their eyes.

femi4:
3 months abi you no get data to watch the video ni

Rebuker:
How I Raised £15,450 in Few Months in the UK.

In an insightful interview conducted by Precious Ubani, a UK-based Nigerian lady shared how she raised £15,450 within a few months after arriving in the UK. She explained that when she first came to the UK, she had to learn various tasks, including cleaning, grass cutting, and even working as a carer. Despite being new to the country, she took on these jobs without hesitation and gradually began building a steady income.

She revealed that within just three months of arriving, she had already started earning, and it wasn’t long before people began reaching out to her for similar services. Reflecting on the work she did, she mentioned that while some might feel embarrassed to do these menial jobs, she was never ashamed as long as she was earning. She was proud of her hustle and didn’t let societal perceptions hold her back.

The lady shared that these jobs allowed her to make a substantial amount of money, earning £15,450 in less than a year. She encouraged others, particularly those coming from Nigeria or similar backgrounds, to stay humble and persistent. “Even if you were a president back home, when you come here, you have to humble yourself to achieve your goals,” she said, stressing the importance of perseverance and hard work.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALe0bvRj1Dg?si=HBySzouWfHLAwLP5

Summary:
A Nigerian woman in the UK shared her journey of adapting to life in the country, where she learned various jobs like cleaning, grass cutting, and caregiving to support herself. Despite the nature of the work, she was proud to hustle and earned 15,450 pounds within a few months. She encouraged others to remain humble and determined, regardless of their background, to achieve success. Her story highlights the power of hard work and humility in overcoming challenges and achieving financial stability.

ttoyetade:
It is not possible to save £15000 in UK for 3 months doing those jobs she mentioned. People have been doing those jobs since time memorial and nobody get near that figure. Nigerian are too lousy. Safe your money and keep quiet

Calitoscassius:
Correct! They never have time to sleep or rest. Work, work, work, work work. Why?

justwise:
Its possible, those are cash in hand jobs and no hour limit, with hard work its very very possible to make that much in 3months doing cleaning and gardening work.

steeltrust:
de play
Come and see how much skill trader make here
Even some doctors and tech sef no fit earn am

The guy that came to fix our ac collected 3500$
Imagine em do three job for the week
Watin you expect

The other time we called a painter to come paint our three bedroom
He said 1500$ for each room excluding the palor, dinning, kitchen and basement
I kuku tell am say no worry
I go paint am my self 😂

If you know how much these skilled traders de make you no go talk Watin you de talk