BlowJobs:


Our rent is 715$ per month. We pay $68 for internet (actually $58 but we rent the Wifi box for $10 from xfinity), 40$ for gas presently( might go up during the winter) and around $30 for electricity (budget billing). Total is $853. We pay around 40$ for groceries every week.

Mind you, my Fiance makes enough for the both of us that i don't even need to work. However, I am not that kind of a bum. i like to work. We share our bills. She has a loan she is paying off. That is the major thing taking money from her.

SIRTee15:


Mention those places or u keep quiet.....
Stop behaving like an untrained n mannerless child....

aonag:


tbh you are in no postion to comment on this thread. no single one. this is not an experience you can read ir watch on youtube. if you have literally not lived and worked in america, like i said earlier shut the fuckr up!

wonlasewonimi:


That must be a canal.

nuelyoyo:
what the fuc.k are u saying? How many Nigerians are living well in Nigeria? On the contrary, when you travel out to Europe, Australia or north American countries, you actually come back and see that you are far better than those you left behind for the many years you have left for.

Pidgin2:


You can get two bedroom flat for N250K in the mainland around Ojo axis down to badagry, nice places too.You can also get such in Ogun state, infact many places

benzion72:
I use to wonder, if Americans are so comfortable why do they also have one of the highest suicide rate in the world

Pidgin2:


You don't have a car and if you do then how much do you spend on fueling and repairs, don't you pay tax, what of mortgage? You don't buy clothes or eat out, what of furnitures and other minor needs, what of transportation when you are no using your car, phone bills nko, what of travel once in a while, unexpected bills nko, what of medical insurance?

supersystemsnig:


And then spend one million per month on tfare to reach places with business needs...

gypsey:
Rubbish! you don't know me either and you have never left your small village since you were born, choose anywere in the world you would like to meet me next sunday, and i will be there!
the only class you are ruling is your bedroom that's if you have any

Pidgin2:


Wrong again, many who live there are into importing and we know it's not too far from Apapa port. They also have Balogun Market very close to them where they sell their stuffs on a daily basis

Pidgin2:


You don't have a car and if you do then how much do you spend on fueling and repairs, don't you pay tax, what of mortgage? You don't buy clothes or eat out, what of furnitures and other minor needs, what of transportation when you are no using your car, phone bills nko, what of travel once in a while, unexpected bills nko, what of medical insurance?

airsaylongcon:


Yup Nigerian based. Ruthlessly competitive

UncleJudax:

Again.hahahaha. Ultimate goal you said? Diagnostically speaking, what do you think the future holds for an average Nigerian youth living in Nigeria? ....

i may not have perticipated in building the systen but i am sure helping in maintaining it. Nigeria doesnt even want to build a system

Yes, Nigeria doesnt produce anything. Even the oil is being extracted by foreign companies. as we talk check all the gadgets in your home, clothes you are wearing...I am sure you are seeing China, India, Singapore, USA, Germany, Vietnam, Bangladish etc

Credit facility is there as a back up...which by the way is not available in Nigeria. anyone that depends solely on cretdit is doing so at his/her discretion., has nothing to do with me

kessel:
What a stupid thread
Comparing Nigeria to USA.... Looks to me like you are high on bitterness over your denial for USA visa.
And some people who has not even visited Togo are coming here to talk trash about USA.
How many people even get the bank management job?
A country that has no plan for her youth is what you are comparing with USA... How pathetic.
I even had to extradite a friend from his bank job when i found out that he was recieving less than 30k as salary.... A graduate who spent 5yrs in school. Abegi... Talk something else

kessel:
What a stupid thread
Comparing Nigeria to USA.... Looks to me like you are high on bitterness over your denial for USA visa.
And some people who has not even visited Togo are coming here to talk trash about USA.
How many people even get the bank management job?
A country that has no plan for her youth is what you are comparing with USA... How pathetic.
I even had to extradite a friend from his bank job when i found out that he was recieving less than 30k as salary.... A graduate who spent 5yrs in school. Abegi... Talk something else

thebosstrevor:


i do not have to travel for me to know what is going on there,thank god for the internet,you can get info as fast as possible

supersystemsnig:


Sorry but i want to preserve my data...

smoothfrancis:
Hi,I have read your post and I accept there is some atom of truth to it but I would actually say that depends on age difference and some other factors ,for example you can't ever see a 30 year old bank manager in Nigeria ,they are all about 40 or more but in the US you can see registered nurse at 23 or even a well known lawyer or banker or any other profession you choose and be making abt 75 to 90k USD a year that's excluding someother side hustles cos believe me no Nigerian in united states depends just on the job ,now at the age of 23 making that kind of cash and SOMEONE at his mid 40s or 50s who do you believe is in a better position to be wealthier in the future cos believe me Nigerians over here are always improving themselves so an RN by 23 will most definetly be a nurse practitioner or get his or her PhD by 30 and be making hundreds of thousands of dollars in year and most of them by this time already have there own nursing home or are partners in a nursing home and there are a whole lot of other opportunities to be taken advantage of ,and there is employment longetivity ,in naija there is no such job security so a bank manager might lose his job any day but an rn here is guaranteed jobs as long as his license is active and mind you that amount you quoted is based on normal hours and on one job but believe me Nigerians here work overtime and work at least 2 jobs for those with families buy single ones work up to 3 jobs so thats about double that amount,so you see the difference here.

spartacus11:


U are d one who is untrained snd mannerless

Stop lieing, lie wan finish una here, 2 bedroom flat in benin 250k or less, quality building , nice locality

aonag:


tbh you are in no postion to comment on this thread. no single one. this is not an experience you can read ir watch on youtube. if you have literally not lived and worked in america, like i said earlier shut the fuckr up!

timesup234:
Ignore him! He is a complete slowpoke. Talking like being in America is achievement. No single Nigerian living in America can be found in the top one million richest Nigerian. They are all struggling and will burn their blue passport if you give them $100,000 cash

NONNYG:
OP , I totally understand that there's no place like home. But the way you make your point doesn't worth it, yes most of these guys in America do menial jobs yet they have built duplexes and has many Landed properties in Nigeria, this is called investment wise. Oh, you think they spend all their money in the states? Again I never saw where you mentioned social amenities like constant power supply, good road, health facilities, water etc. At least they pay tax and enjoy what the money is being used for. Please don't be biased in your judgement. Thanks

Greenville990:
Well I have seen bank executives and managers alike relocate to the USA.

The issue really isn't about how much you earn. But how comfortable you are.

The less risk of losing the little you have to bribe FRSC, police, lastma.........

Or being robbed off your belongings in traffic

The risk of being beaten by soldiers in traffic

The several juju using scammers

Being arrested falsely by police

YOur car getting bashed by a danfo, the conductor is ready to fight you if you complain

Civil servants threat you like rubbish when you wanna go get documents.

The list is endless jare....

smoothfrancis:
Lol,about savings and all my dear you should make enough research before concluding,ok let me just break it down for you,GENRALLY both in naija and America if you want good money and spend it all on living an exotic lifestyle you won't be able to save anything or invest so the key is saving and living below your means so as to be able to invest and have a better life in the future ,now about getting a good apartment here in the US a person earning 1500 can get get a nice apartment to live and still save a little ..

timesup234:
sorry dude. It will take a Nigerian doing menial job in the US. twenty years to be able to complete a duplex. Unless they are involved in shady deals it is impossible. Even middle class Americans who make $57,000 annually cant save a thousand dollars monthly. When you get to America the hidden truth will ne revealed to you

Martin0:


Onu-kube

remi1444:
share the name, i can join the struggling population to seek for a job in the firm.