Squillaci:

No matter what, he doesn't owe his brother anything.

wickyyolo:


People won’t tell you everything.

If somebody have never been to Lagos island he will think everywhere is heaven. Whereas any small rain it’s always flooded with water. Same estates don’t have gutters and their homes are flooded . I usually see Lagos Island except Lekki Phase 1 as Kubwa in Abuja.

The point I’m driving at is that earned income is like 50% income. You end up having only 50 percent for yourself at the end of the year. Nobody will tell u this until u experience it yourself.

Millenniumlady:
My moniker ain't the issues because they love strong women who will take down police if they eventually come for them.....Please let them know that i can speak very well i can cook and i can open legs .biko help don't allow all these home base naija guys with corona to get hold of me

sunboy:


What are you talking about? You’re talking in the nonsense there’s no where you get taxed 60%

And what has bank statement got to do with taxes ? Smh

victorjoe:


Yes he does! He was lucky to be born in the US. The least he can do is to help his brother to grow to a level where he can be said to be comfortable.

It's all about mindset and what family means to you. If you are the only wealthy person in your family, and you cannot help someone else to grow then you are poor. Mind you this guy earns very well!

Few years ago in lag. I met a guy that was struggling to survive with his siblings. Their parents had died earlier on. The house was theirs. This guy did "g" (if u know what I mean). When the guy "collected", the only thing he used the money for was to relocate to the US. He was lucky it worked out for him.

Now this is the part I want you to get, in 2 years of being in the US the guy moved all his siblings out of naija and even friends. Not all went to US, but just travel out first.

I mean, so many people benefitted from that one movement and it a good thing.

So don't be stingy. Help people.

primeson1:


Another one....there is no where earned income will be 50%.....please get it right

wickyyolo:


You probably not paying for mortgage, student loans etc.

And you don’t know your financial bank statement.

pocohantas:


LAPTOP? You told them you work in hp abi Del?

wickyyolo:


You probably not paying for mortgage, student loans etc.

And you don’t know your financial bank statement.

wickyyolo:


The higher you earn the more you’re taxed. Check your bank statement after the end of the year you will realize that 45 percent of income went to tax

omonnakoda:
what has any of this got to do with tax?

smeag0l:
The complaint on nigerians here feeling that you must send money to them doesnt only apply to nigerians in diaspora. It also applies to nigerians that they feel are doing well here. I'm also posting to fault some of the things I've seen here. First, there's no where in the world where you pay 60% of your pay as tax. The highest I've seen is between 48-52% in some places in Europe and it applies to some levels of income. They run a progressive tax system in most European countries. Secondly, one can send money to someone abroad from Nigeria and ive done it a few times. Not everyone abroad have things going rosy for them.
Then, i want to ask nigerians in diaspora two questions. First, why do most nigerians that have been abroad for a while think everyone else living here in nigeria are never-do-wells and most of them tend to shun their nigerian friends? Secondly, what should be one's net income in nigeria for that person to abandon the idea of travelling abroad? I asked this last question because some of the friends I had while in the university and that are in the US now are asking me why I'm not making any efforts to come over and i usually tell them I'm wondering why I have to.

sunboy:


How is mortgage and student loan a tax

Bro you have no idea about this topic so there’s no point typing whatever abeg

Millenniumlady:
My moniker ain't the issues because they love strong women who will take down police if they eventually come for them.....Please let them know that i can speak very well i can cook and i can open legs .biko help don't allow all these home base naija guys with corona to get hold of me

Houseofglam7:


He won't understand.
Anyone willing to put it in a song?

Millenniumlady:
Please introduce me to him is he married ? If yes does he have a side chick ? I think I can fit into one of those position .

primeson1:


Why are you lying with confidence na....45 kor 85 ni

Millenniumlady:
Which day you travel abroad if kindred it's true abeg come back home and marry me take me with you so that i go dey born pikin and dey watch bollywood movies biko

redsun:
That number five point seems to get every right-thinking African abroad. You have enough to live lavishly but most times secondary responsibilities tend to take priority over treating oneself to luxury.

wickyyolo:


Mr know it all. Your opinion is very true. There are no taxes in Norway, Finland or USA. They are all tax free countries.

Millenniumlady:
Are you married ? I want abroad husband you guys should help me out biko

omonnakoda:


another TOUCHING story
Yinmu

Squillaci:

No matter what, he doesn't owe his brother anything.

omonnakoda:
Nigerians can be funny even those that have money.

Someone lives in Nigeria and probably has more money than his friend or brother living in the US,
He brings his family to "visit" every summer for 1 month eating your food and using you as taxi driver. When coming they won't bring ordinary Egusi. Never phones until it is one month to their annual pilgrimage which is spent shopping as if the world is going to end. Wont even phone to say thank you. All in the name of friend or family

xrayj:
Where do u get all those old pics from? Those days when life was easy

Babaalajo:
But once you are broke and you don't have enough for yourself talkless of giving out, you won't see them calling for help or asking for anything... I don't know who always told them that money no dey again.. But from day1 I prefer giving than receiving

SweetCunt97:
He's an extravagant fellow biko. Patapata 500 dollars will go for monthly bills, 300 to send down to peeps here... Unless he has an ongoing project o.