Memphisheight33:
Franklin we are waiting more picture pld

cosade:


Yes, there are millions. Mind you, graduate is not synonymous with "fresh graduate".

Check this link:
https://politics.naij.com/358097-salaries-in-nigeria-statistics.html

Even for fresh graduates, check this link and see what some are earning in the private sector:
https://www.google.com.ng/amp/nigerianfinder.com/entry-level-salaries-of-nigerian-companies-and-agencies/amp/?client=safari

I know of graduates earning N500,000 monthly in private secondary schools and go on sponsored training abroad yearly.

Getbizzzy:


My dear, with all due respects; your statistics re mere figment of your imagination.

What private company in Naija that re bigger than coys like Glo, MTN, and the likes where graduates re earning less than 150k after over 3-4 yrs of working as engrs?

Your stats re grossly erroneous.

cosade:


I didn't invent the information stated on the two links provided. I don't give information on public fora without providing credible link(s).

cosade:


I didn't invent the information stated on the two links provided. I don't give information on public fora without providing credible link(s).

Getbizzzy:


Those linked stats re big time errors that does not represent the reality in Nigeria.

Nigeria is one of the most dangerous and poverty stricken places to live , with stack poverty staring you at your faces at any where you may be.

Common laborers earn 11-20 C$ in Canada per hour while common laborers here takes home 1500-2500 naira per day job---working from 8am to 5pm and they takes that back home to buy a (custard) paint of garri for 1k; how will this laborer survive?

You talk of graduates? How many of them re employed, gainfully? Most graduates here re condemned to doing 50k/month jobs while only very few work in big coys like telecos where they earn 100-200k/month.

I think anyone comparing naija to Yankee or any of these European clans re plain evil.

cosade:


You're either quoting someone else or quoting me wrongly.

My submission was that a graduate earning N500,000 (half of the equivalent of $2,000) monthly, in Nigeria would be better off than a graduate working illegally in US on $2,000 a month. And I still stand by this.

Getbizzzy:


My dear, with all due respects; your statistics re mere figment of your imagination.

What private company in Naija that re bigger than coys like Glo, MTN, and the likes where graduates re earning less than 150k after over 3-4 yrs of working as engrs?

Your stats re grossly erroneous.

Neyoalao:

your eyes skipped where I asked about the printer

Getbizzzy:


....and how many graduates out of say, 170m Nigerians re earning upto 500k/month?

I bet you they will not be upto 500 people, (I'm talking of graduates of 1-5yrs working experience) not to talk of fresh graduates?

Fresh graduates here, it's a big miracle to start with 150k monthly pay.

Abeg, this is not debatable bro!

Let's not derail the guy's thread joor.

There's no basis for comparison.

cosade:


You're either quoting someone else or quoting me wrongly.

My submission was that a graduate earning N500,000 (half of the equivalent of $2,000) monthly, in Nigeria would be better off than a graduate working illegally in US on $2,000 a month. And I still stand by this.

cosade:


You're either quoting someone else or quoting me wrongly.

My submission was that a graduate earning N500,000 (half of the equivalent of $2,000) monthly, in Nigeria would be better off than a graduate working illegally in US on $2,000 a month. And I still stand by this.

ttmacoy:
This comparison is mute, how many graduates in Nigeria can earn N500k.

And besides don't forget the $2k a month the guy mentioned was for someone illegal and not a graduate in America with the right papers.

Eg Deloitte in the US starts audit graduates on around $55k per annum and for consulting about $70k. Are you telling me most graduates in Nigeria are better off than that?

Getbizzzy:


....and how many graduates out of say, 170m Nigerians re earning upto 500k/month?

I bet you they will not be upto 500 people, (I'm talking of graduates of 1-5yrs working experience) not to talk of fresh graduates?

Fresh graduates here, it's a big miracle to start with 150k monthly pay.

Abeg, this is not debatable bro!

Let's not derail the guy's thread joor.

There's no basis for comparison.

cosade:





I am really surprised that so many graduates are finding it difficult to understand a simple hypothesis.

It's simple!

I said a graduate earning N500,000 monthly in Nigeria is better off than an illegal (graduate) immigrant earning $2,000 monthly in US.

Does that not mean that if you're a graduate earning less than N500,000 monthly in Nigeria then an illegal (graduate) immigrant earning $2,000 monthly in US, is better off?

Getbizzzy:


Can you tell us one thing a Nigerian should be patriotic; tell us one, just ONE thing!

FrankNetter:
Lunch

lionlee216:


Thanks for telling the fool with definitions.

FrankNetter:
Lunch

cosade:



I am really surprised that so many graduates are finding it difficult to understand a simple hypothesis.

It's simple!

I said a graduate earning N500,000 monthly in Nigeria is better off than an illegal (graduate) immigrant earning $2,000 monthly in US.

Does that not mean that if you're a graduate earning less than N500,000 monthly in Nigeria then an illegal (graduate) immigrant earning $2,000 monthly in US, is better off?

davinchecodes:


Can An illegal migrant earn N500,000 monthly in Nigeria?

guiddoti:
haha like Somalian?

kenkels:
One dollar

kenkels:

One dollar

vickertony:
Am planning on doing my masters over there, i studied accounting bro. how possible for my course, with what you typed above.