Nigerian Man Shares How Much He's Paid Every Hour in UK for Just Putting Chocolate in Boxes
- A Nigerian youth who migrated to the United Kingdom has hailed King Charles and Prime Minister Keir Starmer
- The Nigerian man in the diaspora described the United Kingdom as the best place to work, saying it is his first time in the foreign land
- He mentioned how much he gets paid every hour to put chocolate in boxes, and this elicited reactions
A first-timer in the UK, a Nigerian youth identified as @iamdamosco on TikTok, has expressed admiration for the country, describing it as the best place to work.
According to the young man, his work at a warehouse involves putting chocolate in boxes.

Source: TikTok
For his job, the Nigerian man said he gets paid £12.88 (N26, 900) per hour, adding that his work comes with free Wi-Fi, coffee and biscuits.
He claimed everyone likes the UK and commended King Charles and the UK prime minister, Keir Starmer. His TikTok post read:

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"My first time in UK, UK is the best place to work, imagine being paid £12.88/hr for just putting chocolate in boxes with free Wi-Fi, coffee and biscuits.
"No wonder everyone likes the UK.
"God bless King Charles and UK prime minister Mr Stammer."

Source: TikTok
Watch his video below:
Warehouse worker's pay stirs reactions
A b í d è m í 🩵 said:
"Omo which kind warehouse be dis una dey enjoy oo."
Lordphreddie said:
"My Brother, this one sef even require moving, some of us dey work for customer service all we do is take calls and send emails."
nobgravy said:
"Bet it feels like days tho. Rather be moving or doing something less monotonous."
joscola__i said:
"But people are saying ware house jobs are stressful."
MasterChefTereza said:
"Don't listen those people saying useless job. This is same people change one job for another and doesn't last anywhere. So far it put food on your table and pay your life, be happy and be grateful."
Joshua Everett said:
"Wait till you see how much of that 12.88 is taxed."
olamide adetu said:
"Try Amazon night shift for 60hrs weekly and thank me later..! Ahswear people working in Amazon na ritual money them Dey make."
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian man who worked as a cleaner in the UK got sacked after sharing his plan with his colleague.
Man reacts after first 12-hour shift
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man's behaviour after his first 12-hour shift in the United Kingdom had got people talking.
A short video posted on TikTok showed his dramatic behaviour as soon as he entered the house. Reacting to the video, a software engineer who moved to the UK via sponsored work visa recounted her first day of work. Her statement in part read:
"My first day of work, the first week of work, even was very very chill...The thing with working with big corporations is that there's like a structure to how they do things, and the first week is usually about on-boarding, getting required access for you to be able to do your job, there would be induction ceremonies, there would be welcome ceremonies/ networking events..."

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