WATCH THIS!! Before quitting your JOB and RELOCATING to the UK with your family | UNPOPULAR OPINION

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[@oyinlolaolaoye5099]

Very interesting! 600k for a family of 6 in Nigeria isn't so much of a comfortable life especially if the four children are in secondary school where tuition fee is 500k per term for a child. 600k is about £800 in the UK which you can earn in 2wks or less (some small jobs) and 2-3days (big boys jobs) in the UK. My suggestion: if you are coming to the UK,plan as a couple that one of you will study a course that makes it easy to get a job that offers sponsorship like software programming,Nursing, Education,healthcare, social care and then the other can get a professional job like Business analyst,Accounting,Law, project management.The first pays less but offers sponsorship but the other pays big. The combination of the two is a bomb for the family with free schooling for the four kids all through high school and free/cheap school accessories. The first few years can be challenging but I think it's worth it. Above all,it's always a personal decision.

[@olufunkeyetunde6744]

Thank you for the suggestions. My hubby earns a little above 700k yet we live an average life and live in the cheap part of Lagos. The children's school fee is even less than 150k (2) kids. Yet there are a lot of uncertainties.

[@mazinwonderland3077]

I am an English woman and watch many video`s like yours. So many people from Nigeria have platforms like yours, I watch them a lot. Your videos are one of the few that tell the truth. So many paint a wrong picture about how easy things are here. They are not. Listen to this young man, he tells many true things.

[@helenariori4286]

We weren’t doing badly in Nigeria. We moved to the UK and anytime I look at my 3 kids, I’m always glad we did. It’s not about us, it’s about them.

[@myself4341]

Have you gotten your PR?

[@proudlyafrican6240]

What is it about your kids that make you think your move to UK is about them? Is it the education they get in UK or the medicals or the future job prospects or the UK passports? Cause I am not sure why people keep saying it is about the kids..At the end of the day, UK goes back to Nigeria to recruit engineers and doctors and nurses etc even when a lot of Nigerians move to UK with their kids..Don’t those kids ever grow up to become doctors and engineers and nurses etc? I’m confused

[@abokoeguale9783]

@@proudlyafrican6240 Honestly i don't know myself ,it's doesn't make sense cos these kids ends up being stabbed in the streets of London.

[@giftfolique464]

@@abokoeguale9783 I swear to God men...no place like Africa o. U have more freedom. The only good thing about abroad is the passport and ease to go wherever u want without stress. Their policing and tax system is ridiculous. The weather is rubbish. Racism is on another level. If one has the money, I think there are better Africa countries to relocate to

[@obymary-ann6418]

@@proudlyafrican6240 Nigeria 10 years ago isn't same as Nigeria now , so people should be allowed to make their decisions.

[@nevilleotis3413]

Thanks a lot Daniel. Nigeria is hard, UK is hard, choose your hard. God bless Daniel for his good work.

[@wearlala]

Truth is for family of 6, it's not going to be easy oh . Even if both husband and wife are working . They will end up living from hand to mouth. It is easier for a family of 3( much easier if you have a child above 5 that can go to school while both of you work). Except you are going through work Visa.

[@boldrew3483]

But seriously I believe people have the right to make their decisions. And I also strongly believe that everyone has a different journey in life . What works for Mr A , Might not work for Mr B . So vice versa , my aunties who relocated then to the US and Uk , complained and never returned back to Nigeria , while securing a better future for their kids , who are now doing exceptionally great in their choice of course. My Aunt’s are in their late 50’s and never came back to Nigeria. And people should stop discouraging others if they intend to embark on the pursuit , what did not work for you with ease, will work for others seemlessly .And moreover we are not going to live forever, so whether you do it or not , life still goes on and opportunity not taken advantage of can never be recovered . People keep saying when your kids are 15years move to the Uk with them, it is worthy of note that those kids will grow up and integrate into the system and have their own kids there . So what the point exactly . Please do you and focus on yourself and your family . No one is going to give you a penny to meet your responsibilities. Nigeria is already very hard and nothing is certain in this country , a system that doesn’t work and has no empathy or plans for its immediate citizen…… Please spread your wings and fly if you have to . Nothing good comes easy 😎😎

[@maryelimian3577]

Yea you are right

[@ugoibe2183]

God bless and prosper you...

[@ayobambamenilo6443]

Nice thoughts... Thanks for bearing it... Nobody seems generalizing here Views mostly are based on experiences with well laid out reasons like one's level of comfort..which I alluded to in my own based on my own personal experience.. The choices are for all to make depending on status in this society...and never a wholesale trend approach..." Different strokes for different folks" is the variety of life at every turn... That isn't off the table... The choices are always personal..

[@emmanuel7161]

The video is 100% rated. You are awesome. Although I'm not new to this japa mission and have been nursing the ambition for long, likewise making efforts as well without breakthrough yet, but it feels like this video I have been missing all this while, so inspiring and encouraging. Was recently seriously considering UK, with the care support visa sponsorship under consideration, i had to opt for other option some reasons I had little control over I still have UK as back up option though...

[@abokiofentertainment7414]

Daniel my guy..ur videos are always on point.. I just got my International passport getting ready to move

[@DanielJesuloba]

That’s a great decision brother Don’t give up 💪💪

[@Giggles_FactsUncovered]

looking at the current state of the country, I think relocating to a system that works gives more satisfaction and hope. at least, the children will have better hope. Remember, no amount of inflows is worth life. so far as Nigeria is still struggling with insecurity, anyone's head can be chopped off the neck anytime and no one including the government cares. My personal submission is that, it's better to be a cleaner in the UK and give hope to ur dear children than to be a central bank staff member who is living in fear everyday.

[@shiyascocktails2413]

GOD BLESS YOU FOR THIS COMMENT

[@Whatiskansolawatching]

The truth

[@boldrew3483]

Exactly my point . Do what works for you .

[@KC_travelz]

My brother if you have a good Job in 9ja, my suggestion will be to stay there, and you can vacation abroad. Life in the west is not what you think it is there are tons of bills in the west that you cant avoid. That insecurity wey u dey fear for 9ja is also in the west. Gun killings almost everyday in thr US, stabbings in the UK.

[@shiyascocktails2413]

@@KC_travelz atleast, you know who stabbed abi. In naija, who even cares to investigate anything.

[@dafurnanbilip7821]

I love this video..expecially the ending. I want to do this for my kids.

[@kayo4808]

Moving abroad with the right skill set and experience would definitely be beneficial, a lot of professionals are moving abroad and landing great jobs especially when you have globally in demand skills.

[@revelationofchristministries]

Thanks for sharing the 'truth' as it is

[@DanielJesuloba]

I’m glad you find the video resourceful

[@ayomidefadahunsi4530]

Thank you Daniel for this vjdeo. Its eye opening.

[@sakiratshobowale355]

True talk... you are very right...

[@alexandranesiayali7468]

Oga there's hussling and suffer in every country, no place is a resting place just choose where to suffer your suffer, so dnt worry we will still come, the system is not working here so we need a place where the system works for our kids.

[@olufunkeyetunde6744]

True o. Well said

[@ayomide1007]

I don't think people understand how low salaries are in the United Kingdom, everyone wants to Jp, but don't wanna do proper research, its so sad

[@DanielJesuloba]

Thank you for sharing, Ayomide

[@lumosofficial.1298]

Come back to Nigeria then!

[@omohvictorehighie9774]

great content egbon😎

[@bimaol23]

For the example given, you should relocate alone. If you do with 6 family members, you MUST have very deep pocket.

[@nwannetheodorah909]

My dear, living in an organized system with better future for ur children is not a bad idea. Which one should I talk about, is it d insecurity, corrupt system, high cost of living, incessant ASUU strike, poor education system or working without getting paid as at and when due? Infact Nigeria is in a mess!

[@comfortdaniel6922]

Daniel thank you for this video God bless you , this my twelve years without a job ,and when you even get any age will drop you let me pay the price I have three university that offer me admission in the UK now ,i also started a business no adequate capital to run the business no loan for small business,increase in price of goods,I will secure the future of my kids no matter what.

[@myself4341]

What next after the studies?

[@comfortdaniel6922]

@@myself4341 get a job

[@francisnwankwo5149]

12 years without a job? You have a phone. You watch KZbin videos. Comfort I see you are too comfortable.

[@comfortdaniel6922]

@@francisnwankwo5149 I own a business of my own wha I meant is a government job after school.

[@comfortdaniel6922]

Where

[@lydiaa7249]

Daniel you need to slow down a bit. You're too fast in talking. Apart from that your contents are great!. Well done

[@mathewisaac3814]

Thank you so much for this video. Relocating abroad for most of us is not about earning a living alone but several other factors like the future of the children! I am a lawyer and my wife is a Medical Doctor with an international organization but her career success is real and secured in the UK. What about security of lives in Nigeria? What about political uncertainty and economic instability? The air you breathe in the UK is not the same with Nigeria! I am currently on generator typing this message here in Lagos State, Nigeria!

[@proudlyafrican6240]

Your life is secured abroad for sure..just like that of the 19 kids killed in Elementary School in Texas, Nigeria..right? Or the 10 black. Men killed in the super market in New York Nigeria..Or the ones in Ukraine evacuating while dodging bullet? Point is, people should go to wherever works for them..if abroad works for you, relocate..I am an engineer in the oil sector in Nigeria..Do you think I will move to UK to go and. Be washing plate?? Not going to happen

[@adeniranadedoyin7235]

@@proudlyafrican6240 and who is forcing you to go bros because I dey see ur comment every where. Do you and let others do as they like.

[@proudlyafrican6240]

@@adeniranadedoyin7235 you got to be everywhere to see my comments everywhere…Maybe you should read the comments when you see them..I never asked anyone not to relocate..I don’t work at the embassies so how can I stop anyone from leaving? Don’t you know that it is to our advantage that some people go abroad to work and send money back to Nigeria? So why would I ask those who want to leave not to leave? Do you know how much countries like Nigeria and India get yearly from the diaspora? So go if you want to go..You don’t need any silly justification like ‘it is for the future of the kids’ or it is because Nigeria is a shithole..You owe nobody no explanation..Just pack and go

[@ugoibe2183]

@@adeniranadedoyin7235 don't mind the 'proudly African'. You don't expect otherwise from his name. Don't be surprise that the person behind that handle is chilling in a very well developed European country.

[@gbengaadesida5872]

@@ugoibe2183 don't be deceived, abroad is not all what you think it is. Majority are just surviving out there. My advice is, if you are doing fine in Nigeria, don't relocate! If you do, you might probably regret it. Abroad na scam. 😏

[@proudlyafrican6240]

Daniel, what do you mean by securing the future of the kids?

[@ayobambamenilo6443]

Awesome...lovely info..the relocation because of kids is relative for me..For a comfortable family in Africa, let the kids do their formative years with the whole family back home and when they're like above 15years, have them cross over...to the UK as young adults..Parents also have their own lives to live..I mean those that are very comfortable earning over 3k GBP per month in Africa...let the kids come over as young adults...that's my view..for young couples...what are you waiting for?...Start afresh abroad when the family size is still small

[@DanielJesuloba]

This is profound 🙏🙏 Thank you for sharing

[@ikechukwuisrael2263]

Sounds good

[@ikechukwuisrael2263]

Sounds good

[@amajubenjamin1272]

3k pounds per month is about 2 million naira per month. What percentage of working Nigerians earn that from that jobs? Even those that do business, how many make such net profit per month?

[@AmakainLondon]

This video is definitely needed. Expectation and reality is different. I love living in UK. If you have a good job in Nigeria, please enjoy it and visit here if you can

[@DanielJesuloba]

Thank you for sharing, Amaka!

[@shiyascocktails2413]

Insecurities will not let you enjoy your money, you always have panic attacks going out sef. Abeg naija isn't worth it at this point.

[@proudlyafrican6240]

@@shiyascocktails2413 but when you relocate to US where people kill people for fun, somehow insecurity will allow you to enjoy life abi?

[@malikhadi2163]

Very interesting bro

[@oluwasadeanani6448]

🙄🙄🙄 really Dan, thanks for all you do, really appreciate your content... I'm a teacher here in Nigeria and I earn 30k per month working like elephant and eating like ant and married with other expenses, going for home lessons to meet up and I take ages 2-3, like it's so stressful and tiring here 🙄🙄🙄 just thinking 🤔🤔🤔 what to do, really 😏😏☹️

[@sleekyjay9647]

I advice you make definite moves. How about taking your teaching skills to where you'll earn higher, like lecturing then build your skills set or else nothing is going to change

[@sapphirefenty4630]

Honestly, you are nice giving Nigerians advice, if you don't advice people of the reality in the UK and they come and they see the struggles, they will say you dint inform them, on the other hand if you inform them, they will say you are discouraging them. I will say everyone should come. How many couples have divorced just because the UK system was so challenging. I beg. Everyone should relocate. Lol.

[@kennedyonyema4563]

Funny!

[@proudlyafrican6240]

Very well said! Dem no de tell man..na man de carry him eye see

[@vivianpaulfoh580]

Hubby does more than 4m monthly but our lekki schools are damn expensive.. I will be in UK in 2months looking forward to free schools

[@oyin8312]

The school your kids will go to will depend on the area you are living in. Your husband shouldn’t quit his job o.He can start applying to companies while in Nigeria

[@vivianpaulfoh580]

He works for himself.

[@proudlyafrican6240]

@@oyin8312 what are you smoking? That he should quit his 4m per month job? Are you ok!?????

[@proudlyafrican6240]

@@vivianpaulfoh580 Please do NOT listen to her! Never ever ask your husband to leave his 4m per month to move abroad..You guys will regret this!

[@MrRuufman]

@@proudlyafrican6240 I guess you should read sentences properly before hitting the keyboard. She or he said the husband “shouldn’t “ quit the job and you’re here emphasising that it was the other way around Read her comment once again.

[@itzjoydarling]

Daniel,pls I want to study in UK but the agent I want to use is saying that application fees is 290k but I do hear that application fees is not too costly

[@DanielJesuloba]

Kindly chat me up privately on WhatsApp, I can make some recommendations Click here: bit.ly/3EmZ95h

[@regisraymond648]

Powerful

[@rachealifeanyichukwu5626]

Seriously am not doing bad at the moment with my line of job which is Aviation but am not happy staying in Nigeria anymore....I want good life and environment with system that cares for human lives for my kids. We don't have it anymore in Nigeria.

[@ggold4825]

Hmmm, 600k in Nigeria with a family of 6! That's pure management daily, school fees, school bus, rent in a good area, fuel, nepa, car, traffic, feeding must be on a budget, clothing, family trip etc,

[@ajimahifeanyi2784]

I was actually waiting for the first person to make this comment/ observation. 600k in Nigeria for a family of 6 is pure hardship especially if you live in Lagos Nigeria. Unless the wife also earns good as well.

[@barbaraegbuwoku5869]

600k monthly is so small. Rent and school will chop everything up That amount is not sustainable

[@ggold4825]

@@ajimahifeanyi2784 I doubt the wife would be able to work at a good-paying job with four kids unless they have house helps and the kids will lack the mothers bond in that case. In fact!!!!

[@amajubenjamin1272]

When we convert the money to USD/GBP, you'll see how low 600k naira is. Not to talk of basic amenities you have to provide for yourself and family esp fueling of generator and exorbitant electricity bills

[@israelayomide4688]

We will still relocate, nothing will discourage us😂

[@DanielJesuloba]

Yes oooooo That’s the spirit 😂😂😂

[@patienceokodaso4023]

Yes oooo me that have started buying winter clothing..

[@olayinkalekeseun3584]

Na so oooo

[@folasadehungbo9150]

Correct

[@israelayomide4688]

@@patienceokodaso4023 😂😂😂

[@akins506]

Mr wife read Law, what course is most proffered for her to study in the UK

[@cassandraovie.c.mediamallb9941]

I think japa is bae...! Be it with 10 kids or @ 50! Anyway, as for me, my spirit don’ commot from hia!!!! 😂

[@DanielJesuloba]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@adewoleadeola9302]

Pls I want to move to the UK but have nobody can you pls help

[@itzjoydarling]

But I need ur assistant pls put me through,I wrote my SSCE in the year 2010, I want to apply for undergraduates pls my question is, can they give me admission despite the space interval. Pls I need ur advice 🙏

[@MariamDarcey]

I did mine in 2012 just got offer from uk

[@naijawoodtv3608]

If una talk finish for comment section, lemmi know...I sha dey go the UK

[@DanielJesuloba]

Please take me along with you oooooo

[@naijawoodtv3608]

@@DanielJesuloba my guy hope you have heard about the owo massacre inside the sanctuary today? That is enough reason to relocate😭😭

[@dearqueenette]

People earning 500k want to japa, we earning 50k will do what now?

[@proudlyafrican6240]

You can japa too via Libya..

[@silvao1567]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 those on 50 will have to look up to God

[@comfortnike9083]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Leemasbrand]

I have a daughter and I want too go for mba I don’t know we’re to start

[@DanielJesuloba]

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[@israelighagbon5693]

This is my opinion, but honestly how much is 600k? 4 children. U are paying for school fees..is it still not expensive. Nigeria is not easy also. It all depend on him. We are all different. The way this country is now..is not smiling. I earn that amount to and am leaving.

[@DanielJesuloba]

I agree with you Israel, Thank you for sharing

[@ayobambamenilo6443]

It's better for the spouse that earns lesser to go on study visa and then try things out especially for Postgraduate course with internship....UK cost of living is per head...then things will surely work out..if they have toddlers..they can consider Scotland as they creche for 2years old and above free of charge..they should have through plans and seek mentors to guide them through...Africans no dey carry last joor

[@adeoladean3263]

My thoughts exactly 💯

[@ericdele5612]

@@ayobambamenilo6443 You talk like an experienced person, can we have private chat

[@nwosunathanekwueme6615]

@@ayobambamenilo6443 I have plans to relocate to the UK pls kindly advise between England and Scotland which is better because I have toddlers too. Thanks

[@onyekachiumeokali8310]

Oga with 600k monthly you have a stable and good job , I believe your copy. takes care of healthcare of your family. Bro. I suggest don't relocate but invest in yourself and in the future of those kids.

[@adegbolaoluwawamiri3027]

My advise is not to relocate, rather strife to have good savings and sponsor your children to the UK for their university and from there they can gain their stay over time.

[@sharondidia5910]

Where will you get the savings?

[@MARBLES_TV]

@@sharondidia5910 help me ask o. Naira keeps going down everyday. Very soon relocating will never be possible anymore because people won’t be able to afford it.

[@temitopeadejumo8253]

Where will the savings come from with someone earning 600k which is equivalent of 800 pound a month. Where will the savings come from. Even his gratuity won't be able to afford that for any of his kids. The best advise is to be a man. Quit the job, relocate and start all over while securing future for the kids. Meanwhile, as the parent secure the future for the kids, their old age are also secured.

[@MakkieBlaise]

@@temitopeadejumo8253 una ask am well o

[@oyin8312]

Relocate but have a strategic plan.4 children no rental agency will rent anything less than a three bed for you which is very pricey. Start applying for good jobs from Nigeria.Take certifications serious. Maximise your experience.Be very strategic or frustration will catch you

[@proudlyafrican6240]

No mind them..their eyes go soon open

[@luckysampson6682]

For someone who works remotely and earns £5K(no tax bro!) a month with an option of relocating and earning £7k. Here in Nigeria, I live in a comfortable 3 bedrooms apartment, drive a good car, can save up to £3k every month, and can still afford soft life in Lagos. I will like to know if I can be able to afford the same soft life in the UK with 7K gross salary and still be able to save up to 3k without suffering myself and not being able to drink and chop life as usual.

[@lukeallan6486]

What do you do? Wow that's a lot of money.

[@luckysampson6682]

@@lukeallan6486 I work remotely as a Software Engineer. I would have preferred to move to other cheap and fun European countries apart from the UK where my company is located, but those countries want to see my academic qualifications before they give me PR and I don't have a university degree.

[@DanielJesuloba]

Hello Lucky, You’ve got a good job and it’s great you have an option to relocate to the UK…. Earning £5K in Nigeria, you will live more comfortably than earning £7k in the UK 🇬🇧 However, for the sake of family (Kids especially), security, assess to healthcare facilities and many more……. You might want to consider relocating to the UK My Opinion though

[@israelighagbon5693]

Sorry to say, is my opinion but look at it this way. U said u live comfortable in a 3 bedroom apartment? Ask ur self, do u have 24hrs of supply? Without this, no comfortability my bros.

[@cassandraovie.c.mediamallb9941]

Guy, please try and go to school oh! For futures sake, I’ll advice you relocate to Uk, enroll to a university and get a degree to backup your experience, now that you have the money and time and can still ball as you like. Abeg🙏 no let your comfort zone master you.

[@stellarleee]

For the case study, He works in a FinTech company in Nigeria, hence, let the wife study and when they gets here, he'll get a good FinTech related job as it is in demand.. With freedom from school fees for 4 kids in Nigeria.. amongst other basics of life you'll enjoy abroad. My own opinion.

[@DanielJesuloba]

Thank you for sharing, Stella!

[@oluwatosinbabalola653]

Even people that earn 1million net pay and husband earns 1m monthly moved to Canada on Study route. 600k is nothing because naira is low in value. Now that her study is over .. the lady is earning more in canadian dollars and better education and citizenship for her and her family. It's more about planning and knowing what you want. Naira depreciates so fast. But that four kids I hope they are above 5years because chil care no be beans

[@anyalewaebute3195]

See, no need for all this relocate or don't relocate argument. Them no tie anybody for there. if you feel you are suffering in the Abroad then come back.

[@worshipshortss]

Thank you oooooo. People fail to realize that relocating is not really about the money. So many things is wrong with our system is in Nigeria.

[@greenwealth5592]

My dear stop posting topics that discourage people who intend to leave the country.if it's easy here in Nigeria, you would have return back. There's nothing like job security in Nigeria! Even with the NLC,on board your job security is never guaranteed

[@olufunkeyetunde6744]

Exactly. I am surprised. If Nigeria is indeed good, you should have been back home by now. Living conditions in Nigeria is worse than struggling and paying tax in the UK.

[@faithudochukwu76]

Don't mind him.

[@daliaa5294]

don’t be delusional. He has a right to post peoples experiences

[@tosinisaacagunbiade3781]

Hi Dan, Thanks 4 dis wonderful info. Currently am earning 150k in Nigeria monthly. Gotten admission and CAS already infact applying 4 my visa in few days. Going with my partner as dependent. Is it advisable to continue with my japa move? Need ur input

[@maryelimian3577]

Hello Tosin, I also got my admission and waiting for my CAS, since you are applying for your Visa in a few days time please what is the amount in dollars for IHS and Visa fees now? I am going with my kids and husband so we know the exact amount to put in our USD account for payment once is time in two weeks or there about?

[@DanielJesuloba]

Hello TOSIN, Continue with the Japa move oooooooooo I was earning 3x that amount while I was in Nigeria and I have no regrets starting afresh here in the UK 🇬🇧

[@amajubenjamin1272]

150k can barely survive you as a single person in Lagos

[@phebefolorunso861]

Mr Tosin, you're quite funny oh 😂😂, will you discontinue with your process if he says so? I think if your have other questions as to what to expect after you have moved so you can adjust well will be a better question 🤣🤣

[@tosinisaacagunbiade3781]

@mary IHS is 918 dollars today

[@yemmyte7579]

Well, as titled, this is uncommon opinion because people generally don't like to hear the other side of the reality abroad until they finally get there and reality set in. Sadly, most diasporas fake it for those back home by taking pics with the winter jacket looking so fresh... lol. Statistically, many people doing well back home without research had blindly relocated and living to regret their actions forever. To be very honest, remember you are starting all over again and there is no guarantee that you will get a professional jobs you were doing in Nigeria when you arrive, it can only happen by persistency and by God's grace. Even if you eventually get a tier 2 visa sponsorship, a family of 5 will pay not less than £16k for visa switch (company's sponsorship does not mean they will pay for your visa, most don't. You only get CoS). The UK is really expensive, no episode... tax and bills (irrespective of the job you get, the system levels you up, you earn more, you pay more tax). Another challenge is raising kids. Many people say they want to japa because of the kids' future. When they eventually get locked into the system, they will hardly have the time to properly take care of the kids (Dad does night shift, mum does days shift; both always tired when they return... lol). People also says it's because of stable electricity, good governance and security they will enjoy..., without writing any episode about these, they are just illusion of inclusion. Yes, many people will say if UK doesn't work for you while not go back to Naija. The truth is that many diasporas don't even have the savings to return home (some don't even have ordinary flight ticket in their bank account). Statistically, black community generally are at the bottom of the pyramid (I do not mean we don't have people doing well but I mean by considering the larger proportion of the black community). Finally. my humble advice is to have your strategic plans before your relocation. Be sure you will get it right. Make sure you have the skills, experiences and the certifications that will land you that job. Don't relocate at old age, you may not find it easy. I wish you all aspiring japa people the very best in your quest for a better life.

[@DanielJesuloba]

This is a really detailed submission. Thank you for sharing 🙏🙏

[@umaruhanna2597]

Very detailed & unemotional submission 👌

[@esthersbucketlist]

You relocate for the kids, you neglect the kids because you are always at work, kids become drug dealers and criminals in the streets of uk. It is sad reality

[@osazoboomoregbee8018]

Bro, your videos are very inspiring and motivational. Planning of relocating to Europe this autumn but am still confused on which country to choose. I have secured admission to study Postgraduate degree program in Austria, Poland and Portugal. Please kindly let me know which of these countries you prefer

[@SwazyDiaries]

Consider cost of living Austria is expensive . Poland is cheaper

[@darlingtonalagbaoso729]

Go to Austria.. U will never regret it.. Poland they will pay u peanut living in their country..

[@tatianabeth.1856]

Put 2 kids in boarding house so they don’t miss you too much and with a trusted family huh …. you and wife with 2 kids should go hustle out first at least d first year then come back to pick the 2 kids left . Cos ……….

[@smartnzuruba6666]

WHAT DO U ADVICE ME, I EARN 160K A MONTH IN NIGERIA, PLS NEED UR OPINION

[@seunosiyemi8111]

Someone earning 600k above can birth their child anywhere in the world and secure their future. I will only advocate for some1 whose children were born in NIgeria and earning less you tend to appreciate it more.

[@adunniolofada1836]

na wa , all d information you give is always back to back discouraging , am not saying don’t give us reality , but nothing good has happen to u since u moved u can share. everyday wahala

[@bolabello1955]

🙄

[@DanielJesuloba]

Hello Adunni, You definitely don’t follow my channel, I want to believe this is your first time here!! And the content of the video does not in any way discourage people Learn to listen more before sharing your opinion Cheers mate 🥂

[@ajayidupe8768]

If this is your conclusion, I will say you have not been following this channel. At least try and watch the videos before jumping into conclusions. Being mean in the comment session will do you no good. ✌️

[@AKER-or7pw]

Do you want good news or reality... don't let your love for goodnews lead you to being scammed... hes talking about what is obtainable.. you are looking for goodnews.... if you want goodnews that has negative effects go and watch politicians campaign speech after all elections are around the corner... if you've been getting goodnews all your life .. why are you watching videos on lifestyle in the diaspora..... you can as well pack your bags and come without research and experience the goodnews you want to always hear physically

[@proudlyafrican6240]

Funny how everybody talks about how it is important a to go to UK/US to give your children a better future but when you go to the hospitals, you find out most of the doctors and nurses are foreign-trained? Go to most companies and most of the engineers are foreign-trained..So where are those that were sent to the UK/US as kids to secure their future? People say that Nigeria is shitty and all that but UK still comes to Nigeria to recruit doctors and engineers trained in shitty schools in Nigeria..Why? Why isn’t UK training her citizens and immigrants to become doctors, nurses and engineers?

[@naijawoodtv3608]

You saw what happen at owo today? That's every reason for one to move...I command u to rest in Jesus name🙄🙄

[@proudlyafrican6240]

@@naijawoodtv3608 Go and sit down my friend..You guys always looking for every bad story to say that’s why everybody should move..Listen..you do NOT have to justify your japa to anyone..You don’t need any universal reason to move..Just relocate and pray that it works for you. 19 elementary kids and 2 teachers were killed last week in US..10 black people were killed in same US the week before..Many people were shot dead in Philadelphia last night..Ethiopia fought and still fighting brutal civil war and most Ethiopians are rallying to defend their country..How many Americans are here talking about japa cause some people were shot? Again, leave if you want..You do NOT have to wait for bad things to happen before you leave

[@naijawoodtv3608]

@@proudlyafrican6240 when you are done with your Epistles, carry block and begin build Nigeria...awón brick layer....you asked for a reason and there you have it...have a lovely day sir

[@proudlyafrican6240]

@@naijawoodtv3608 what the hell are you waiting for? Relocate and never come back..why are you wasting time on KZbin instead of finding your way to the airport?

[@proudlyafrican6240]

@@naijawoodtv3608 just relocate…stop distracting others here..mumu! Go and save money and leave…Nobody will notice when you are gone

[@rumeodibo]

People don't just relocate because of making a better pay, people relocate because they are gay.

[@salvationgate6919]

Lie lie man discouraging people..what are are you doing there

[@DanielJesuloba]

I want to believe you didn’t watch this video before making this comment Anyway, we move ✈️

[@ajayidupe8768]

Watch the video!!!!!

[@inyosomisule5275]

Why dont you watch the video first?

[@funmilayokudehinbu7356]

Don’t mind these people, Daniel. You’re doing a great job, some people obviously didn’t watch the video

[@contemplatinggod2791]

Lebanon bawo??? Nigeria is better than Lebanon o

[@inyosomisule5275]

600k goes nowhere in naija....with 4 kids? Nopes

[@proudlyafrican6240]

Why not make it 7 kids…Wait until you travel abroad with 4 kids then you will understand why oyibos have only 2 kids max..and some only have dog…Your eyes go open

[@MsDeoR]

Are you in the UK? So why're you still here if it's that bad? Pack your baggage and go back Man.

[@ajayidupe8768]

When you watch the video come back and comment. 🙄

[@proudlyafrican6240]

@@ajayidupe8768 you expect him to watch the video? You are asking for too much..these are Mumu people 😂😂😂

[@AKER-or7pw]

Airtel free mode people ... they only see text and not pictures or videos...that's y dey comment out of point...

[@ihuomaanthony8800]

@@ajayidupe8768 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@ihuomaanthony8800]

@@proudlyafrican6240 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@patienceokodaso4023]

Relocating to UK is not to get rich but we talking about living in a system of working

[@DanielJesuloba]

I agree with you 💯

[@sapphirefenty4630]

The system wouldn't work for people until you start earning good money.

[@olayinkalekeseun3584]

But atleast I wont die to any useless terrorist, bad roads...kidnapping etc. I can be sure of electricity... health care and a condusive environment.

[@myself4341]

What happens if you didn't later get your PR?

[@proudlyafrican6240]

Exactly..It is not to get rich..it is to suffer…You relocate to manage life 😂😂😂

[@charleseyankware2139]

Pls bro respond to.my dm on ig.