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| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by Angelfrost(m): 9:16pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
Nnamdipapa:Yeah right...! And the 185k he was earning in Nigeria was more than enough for him?!! He was not paying bills and the money was excess... So excessive that he got bored and decided to relocate to a worse country like England. You people just like invalidating people's personal experiences. |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by Jeje247: 9:17pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
Zonefree:This is an average from perhaps 5-7 years ago. Travelling cost then would likely have been much less than 18m |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by dododawa1: 9:18pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
In Nigeria=you may escape TAX But In UK= who born you. Nigeria is best but wrong leadership. |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by Breaker001: 9:18pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
Isokay! We don hear! Now show us your 6 months expenses in the UK, (including your rent and other), comparing it with your 7 year expenses in Nigeria. 😎 Na this kind talk dey make some people to Japa themselves into frustration abroad. 😎
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| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by tegrianonigltd(m): 9:19pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
Commentor:Lol imagine you make 2500-3000 pounds monthly, I stay in 2bed 750 pounds monthly in the north, bills 250, that’s 1k, you have extra 1500, food and others 400, you are left with 1100 or 1600 times 2000 naira, calculate Imagine having a wife that earns at least 2k-2500 You both can save 2500-3000 monthly, 30k to 35k yearly. Once both of you are stable. Imagine they blth do this for 5 years, during the 5 years, invest it in property and s&p 500 stocks investment, do it for another 5 years, 10 years they have both built mult million dollar portfolio. You really don’t know how abroad works. uk has over 3m people who are millionaires in dollars, Nigeria has 8100, add all the thieves who are politicians and pastors, add all the rest thieves, 100k, them no reach uk 10% In a population ratio of 60m+ to 220m+ Uk has over 175 billionaires in dollars and Nigeria 4 London is the 2nd financial capital of the world slightly behind New York. You can fact check. |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by Jeje247: 9:19pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
EvilMerodack:If he's happy enough to declare his testimony, then definitely he has experienced a better standard of living. Numbers aside, he has experienced something better |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by Lamasta(m): 9:19pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
CoronaVirusPro:After comparing everything, he lives a better life over there and his life expectancy over there is above that of Nigeria there is no debate on this at all. |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by DomPerignon: 9:21pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
Would he be able to get into Medical School in the UK in the first place and if so will he be able to afford the tuition? Most of these ingrates don't know the FG and States actually subsidize Medical school in Nigeria . Let him go to the US and see his mates still struggling to pay off their student loans. |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by Nobody: 9:21pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
Lamasta:So we don’t have doctors in Nigeria that live better life’s? All are paupers? Have you really seen successful professionals in Nigeria? Trust me, only 1/10 of Nigerians in the UK live that life. |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by adonainana: 9:22pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
tegrianonigltd:Gliding by your analogy and if everyone in the uk did this All the couples in the uk should have at least £100k in thier account by now BUT STOP and go and educate yourself more All you typed is just fallacy and is not reality People in the uk re struggling and they are here reading this post to attest to it |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by Lamasta(m): 9:22pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
EvilMerodack:After you're done with your smartness just know that he's living a better life over there with guaranteed security and better life expectancy compared to when he was in Nigeria |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by ozo13(m): 9:23pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
Jakarta:wait ooo.which state is he collecting 175k per month na en me I wan reason oo.a house job (new Doctor post graduation) earns more than that a month .so am interested in the hospital he earn that meagre amount. Some of my guys in NGO earn up to 1.4M naira per month here up North with other small small allowances too. |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by OYEDIPE(m): 9:24pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
shox:Someone can stab him to collect his wristwatch in UK. |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by Lamasta(m): 9:25pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
CoronaVirusPro:If the doctors have the chance and opportunity they would've left too Nigeria will not happen to you |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by Outthemudbyvoke: 9:27pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
obi4eze:Please remove Ghana from that your list. Did you know the Ghanian cedis can be referred to as hard currency when compared to naira? Stop playing |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by chidan1214: 9:28pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
Nah normal thing nah... My one month house rent where I dey hide is double my one year 3 bedroom apartment rent in Lagos Naija... That peko he compare so nor get value for London but for Naija the value nah over multiple if you look the exchange rate LoL |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by Rastamann: 9:30pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
Why the comparisons? Cost of living is different in both countries, for instance, how much do they pay for rent in the UK and how much is rent in Nigeria? Many of us are carried away by the illusion of the exchange rate. |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by Nobody: 9:31pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
Lamasta:Because many have been brainwashed to believe there is a better life there. They convert GBP to Naira in their head forgetting they don’t spend Naira in UK. Wrong calculations is what has landed many into a journey of no return. Someone lifting boxes in UK will tell you he is making over 1 million Naira a month, ask him his bills and tax and you will find out what’s left and he even still can’t afford that life he was living in Nigeria |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by Hmmmmm2024: 9:34pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
shox:At least he should always watch his back so that one emotional human being does not pull out a gun and killll him for no reason |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by tegrianonigltd(m): 9:51pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
adonainana:Read my post, once they gain balance, have their visas sorted, you don’t expect that in 1 year. And many have that in their investment portfolio So many, so so many. Research again. That’s reality man. You can’t have a proper visa and not save that. I single-handedly sorted my dad cancer journey of over 30m plus, when he died, I took care of the burial as well, which job for Nigeria wan give me tha one ? Ask yourself. If you have means to japa, my brother RUN. Men Dey do things, Those ones wey dey shout na one’s wey jus enter 1-12 months ago. Once they find balance, them go dey alright. |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by Satzen(f): 9:54pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
[quote author=CoronaVirusPro post=137162275]He should also compare the bills and tax! Does he know his entire annual salary in Nigeria is the mortgage or rent for what you can call home in the UK? How many people live in homes in the UK? Many reside in Kennels called homes. Small things we can’t call BQ in Nigeria. Does he know price of energy and taxes that follow after those numbers he quoted? I am not saying Nigeria is better than the UK, but the true reality of the difference is not much. Do you know the cost of living same life you were living in Nigeria under that low salary, with that of the UK? Many can’t even live that life. It’s a party after party champagne campaign in Nigeria with the lowest we earn. We build houses to taste and own outrightly. We not chased by banks. He should also compare school fees na, Nigeria trained him at discounted rate. |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by Mandate1: 9:55pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
motymop:Oga, how much do you pay politicians? How much do you pay ex governors? Nigeria is ready to waste billions on people who contribute little or nothing, but pay peanut to essential workers. |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by VeeVeeMyLuv(f): 9:57pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
CoronaVirusPro:Boss please You will end up arguing in futility It is now the worse place to have a career due to policy of devaluation, subsidy removal, destruction of purchasing power. The salary is only good for feeding |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by Osariemen12: 10:01pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
We all know that Nigeria is a graveyard of dreams, mostly southwest. |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by zinaunreal(m): 10:03pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
Oga doctor salary in UK is weak compared to other developed countries. As you don scale thank God. No come dey worry us |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by Mandate1: 10:03pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
EvilMerodack:sir, you ended up saying nothing. His comparison is very right. What he did was compare the wage of the same profession in different countries. A person who earns a minimum wage in UK can pay bills, live healthy and still access basic necessities of life. What can your minimum wage in Nigeria guarantee an average worker? A minimum wager in Nigeria can't even afford to feed, let alone pay bills. |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by VeeVeeMyLuv(f): 10:05pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
Rastamann:Cost of living is the worstest in Nigeria. You can't compare the two. To feed properly na wahala To transport wahala. Entertainment, clothing, medicals, utilities dey there o Abeg abeg Don't bring the the story of people you know earning above 1m per month salary to defend. Because these group are just a handful, not much. |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by Realguyman1(m): 10:07pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
Zonefree:And he also made it clear to u that work visa doesn't require that much. |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by tegrianonigltd(m): 10:08pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
adonainana:uk has over 3m people who are millionaires in dollars, Nigeria has 8100, add all the thieves who are politicians and pastors, add all the rest thieves, 100k, them no reach uk 10% In a population ratio of 60m+ to 220m+ Uk has over 175 billionaires in dollars and Nigeria 4 London is the 2nd financial capital of the world slightly behind New York. Read that again. |
| Re: Doctor Compares His 7-year Salary In Nigeria And 6-month Salary In The UK by RISQUE: 10:09pm On Oct 18, 2025 |
DyshApp:Sometimes I wonder why people keep comparing salaries in Nigeria and the UK. In the UK, the average salary a Healthcare Support Worker earn in the UK is £2074 after tax and that's over 4 million Naira. If you live in a low cost area, rent is about £450-520 per month, groceries £50 to 100, clothing, use vinted or temu. If you are someone that's meticulous without a family yet, you can save quiet a lot even after sending money to family back in naija. No matter what, UK is still the best buy. ![]() |
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