The HARD TRUTH About Living in the UK That Many Nigerians Won't Tell You
Haywhy Tv
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THE HARD TRUTH ABOUT LIVING IN THE UK THAT MANY NIGERIANS WON’T TELL YOU
What is life in the UK really like for Nigerians?
In this candid conversation, Professor Rhymes sits down with his guest to discuss the realities of living in Britain — the opportunities, challenges, expectations, survival, work, lifestyle, and some of the things people may not hear before making the decision to relocate.
Is the UK really better than Nigeria?
What realities do Nigerians face after moving abroad?
And what should you know before making the move?
Watch this honest conversation and share your own experience in the comments.
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I think the best thing is to teach your children how to survive wherever they choose to make their home. I rest my case
If you live in London expect far higher salary and also cost of living. I will focus on some professions
Carer - £21k to £31k max
(After tax £1.6k mthly)
Accountant - £40k to £300k max
(After tax £3.3k monthly)
Teacher - £30k to £90k max
(After tax £2.5k monthly)
Cost of living per month in London
Room £700 to £900
Studio £1k to £1.6k
1 bed £1.6k to £1.9k
Petrol per litre
Diesel- £1.97
Unleaded £1.75
Bus and train fare zone 1 to 6 = £7 daily
(£200 per month)
Electricity per month - £50
Gas per month - £50
Water per month - £50
Mobile Phone per month - £10
TV license per month- £11
Food - £300 per person monthly minimum
Carer income £1,600
LESS
Room. £700
Food. £300
Bus. £200
Phone. £10
Gas. £50
Elec. £50
Water. £50
Hygiene. £100
TV License. £11
Total Expenses £1,471
Net Income. £129
The HARD TRUTH About Living in the UK That Many Nigerians Won't Tell You
Haywhy Tv
2,073 views
THE HARD TRUTH ABOUT LIVING IN THE UK THAT MANY NIGERIANS WON’T TELL YOU
What is life in the UK really like for Nigerians?
In this candid conversation, Professor Rhymes sits down with his guest to discuss the realities of living in Britain — the opportunities, challenges, expectations, survival, work, lifestyle, and some of the things people may not hear before making the decision to relocate.
Is the UK really better than Nigeria?
What realities do Nigerians face after moving abroad?
And what should you know before making the move?
Watch this honest conversation and share your own experience in the comments.
🎙️ Naija Across Borders — Connecting Nigeria to the World.
👉🏾 If you enjoyed this conversation, LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more Nigerian stories, interviews, and conversations from home and across the diaspora.
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#NaijaAcrossBorders #ProfessorRhymes #LivingInTheUK #NigeriansInUK #UKLife #LifeInUK #NigeriaToUK #movingtouk #NigeriansAbroad #UKVsNigeria #LifeAbroad #NigerianDiaspora #NaijaAcrossBordersPodcast
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