"I'm Currently Confused": Nigerian Man Who Earns N14m Considers Leaving the Country, Seeks Advise

"I'm Currently Confused": Nigerian Man Who Earns N14m Considers Leaving the Country, Seeks Advise

  • A Nigerian youth, who earns N14 million gross income per annum, has appealed to netizens for advise on relocation
  • According to the young man, he is currently confused about whether or not to relocate abroad via a study route
  • He listed his countries of interest and the degree he finished school with in 2020, sparking reactions online

A Nigerian youth considering relocation via study route has sought internet users' advice on life outside the country.

His appeal was contained in an anonymous message sent to X influencer @Wizarab10.

Young man, N14m, first class
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Giving his age as 27, the youth said he earns N14 million gross income per annum and graduated with a first class degree in engineering in 2020.

He expressed confidence in getting scholarships in countries like the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States with his degree.

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His message sparked a debate among netizens.

See the tweet below:

People advised him

@IamTOKOOL said:

"You are good to Go… But make.
"Good investment back home you can fall back in case you don't like there anymore."

@ekemoise said:

"First class engineering student no deserve Nigeria.. just go to where you’d be valued and paid more."

@MRBRIKILA1 said:

"1m naira is about $1200 Canadian dollars....a dish washer in a restaurant will earn double that in a month. Note-Ur healthcare,kids education,security guaranteed...how much does average kidnapped victims paid in ransom?"

@Dr_Lehslie said:

"Beyond the exposure & change in clime & opportunities, know this.
"The system outside the country is designed to make you earn so much only to put a good bunch back into the system.

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"The real Nigerian billionaires don't live abroad, they live in Nigeria ever wondered why??"

@elijahstilldey said:

"Invest 5m in land every year don’t leave Nigeria if you do that in 5 years trust me your full generation can never be broke."

@ogo_ibadan said:

"A big boy in Nigeria can become a baker or homeless in UK or Canada.
"You are blessed to think of japa.
"You can go on vacation and come back.
"Dem no dey pick money for ground outside Nigeria.
"Think twice."

Man earning N507k in Nigeria confused about relocating

In a related report, a man earning N507k in Nigeria had sought advise on relocation after landing a UK job.

The man applied for the job while still working and earning N507k per month in Nigeria.

In an anonymous message he sent to @AfamDeluxo, the man said he was still considering whether to take the UK job or to remain in Nigeria.

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He sounded confused and is asking for advice from members of the public on whether to remain in Nigeria or relocate to the UK.

Man with profitable business seeks relocation advise

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a man with a business paying N500k monthly had considered relocating abroad.

In an anonymous message to @Wizarab10 on X, he revealed that he is in a dilemma about what to do.

Seeking advice from Nigerians, the successful businessman wanted to know if leaving his business and travelling abroad for German admission was good.

Source: Legit.ng

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