Few years ago , I carried my Bags and left Nigeria for the Middle East
I was earning 120k/month from 2 jobs
When I landed ,I tapped the ground, said a prayer and said I was never going back
I started earning in dollars ,almost 5.000- Tax free too, Skin became fresh
I was earning 120k/month from 2 jobs
When I landed ,I tapped the ground, said a prayer and said I was never going back
I started earning in dollars ,almost 5.000- Tax free too, Skin became fresh
Graduating as a doctor, then find out e nor easy ooo
I see like 100 patients daily in one of the jobs o , then finish and run to the second
Some colleagues were even earning 35k to cover weekend call ๐๐๐๐๐
I see like 100 patients daily in one of the jobs o , then finish and run to the second
Some colleagues were even earning 35k to cover weekend call ๐๐๐๐๐
The struggles of a young Nigerian are as real as the phone in your hands
There is a struggle to get quality education and finish in good time
You finish from school, you donโt get a job
Even if you get one, you are not paid what your worth
Talk less to the struggle to breathe
There is a struggle to get quality education and finish in good time
You finish from school, you donโt get a job
Even if you get one, you are not paid what your worth
Talk less to the struggle to breathe
So when young Nigerians work and sweat and save enough to get them to greener pastures, I think itโs only right to consider where they are coming from.
Itโs not easy at all.
You just want access to basic necessities and flourish!
Itโs not easy at all.
You just want access to basic necessities and flourish!
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