No actual date till





I'm financially stable

45

Once you start earning and can take care of responsibilities even if its at 16. But on the average at 25 you can bounce

What works for A might not work for B, always find the balance

Read about Simon Cowell's life, read about The Founder of Kentucky's life

For me I left home very early for college 16/17, travelled out after service and never looked back since except visitation.. but my street brother stayed and married in his father's house, built a sport betting company from home, built his first house from home, leveraged on his father's Goodwill and became a caretaker LGA chairman, and became a multimillionaire ,


If I never had to pay huge rent because of Vagina aka Privacy, maintained a car because of pvssy, I could have done a lot at home, and if I had stayed and put up with my parents "wahala" I would had been better motivated

Serving a Landlord by paying your rents to him is a sure way not to get your own house, always leverage on family support


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Two years

If not for the way things are in Nigeria,after getting your bsc or any equivalent degree,persin suppose dey find his or her way out of their parents house.

Once you are done worth your degree program or the trade/business your are learning.

In Nigeria there's no Age because we don't have standards and norms, in Nigeria you see a child of 7 years living alone and Hawking on the street, you see a girl of 10 years already married

No time limit o...till you are able to support yourself on your own.

Otherwise, just stay put and be enjoying mama's jollof rice.

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After graduation before NYSC

Me am thinking the moment you start serving

Because dat is best way

1.Once he can comfortably pay his rent for an apartment .
2. Once he can comfortably feed himself and one or two other person

bukatyne:
Funny question, depends on family and economic status.

The richer one's family is, the less the pressure to leave the house before you are ready to (marriage or job).

When to leave the house without a concrete reason to do so is usually a discussion for the lower class.

Exactly.
It depends on family and social status.

menh, age too is just another bitch.......I never knew I could still be living with my parents at 26.
COVID 19 eeehhhh

Once you've graduated from the higher institution you should be on your own.

Of course, if you never attended one you should do so as soon as you've learnt a trade.

All this should be achievable by 24.

FreakDesign:
Anytime you feel you are now a man! Me I left at the age of 17.

To be living under oshodi bridge.

21 at least, left home at the age of 22yrs

How many times will this question make Frontpage this year?
The answer to the question is gender specific.
For guys, immediately after school (University / Polytechnic)
For ladies - They should stay in their parents house till their husband come to marry then. Any lady staying alone is an Olosho in disguise.

Don't let anyone rush you ooo.

In a country where 70% are poor, it's understandable if you stay with your parents till 30.

I see people staying in squalor all in the name of staying alone.

I've lost my parents since I was 18 and I can tell you it's not easy out there.

The right time to leave your parents house should be when you have a stable pay that can comfortable pay your bill.

Am still with my parent though, 28years still serving(nysc)...but seriously no plans of going back to my parent my life start d day i left home for service. So help me God.

When one is married.

I left home at 17 too. But for a lady, she will have to wait till after her studies

When u have a enough resources to Stand on your own... As long as your parents are not
forcing u to leave....

I know a man he is 35yrs old and has money but e never marry he still dae with e papa, even his younger one self dae go for second degree for uniben... So it's not my Age but Re u ready to be on your own??

Haywhymido:
For males 25-27.
For females until when them come for your hand in marriage. No go become corporate olosho by living alone o

Not all ladies,some have plans and future.

Possiblegee:
bro nothing is bad if your still leaving with them even at 27/28 no be by how far na by how well, all the best bro .

Na u get sense pass

If you have money immediately, if not wait a while.

I have not left but I'll leave once I secure a job.

[quote author=LaJose78 post=91096711]Like this post I saw on this blog, I hereby throw the question to you guys on NL.

https://punchng.com/at-what-age-should-an-adult-leave-their-parents-house/

For me age is not a matter especially in Nigeria. As long as you are above 18 and can hustle and you have a plan. You're good to go.

The moment I landed a job after graduation, I know it was time to leave. In Kenny Rodger's line " you got to know when to.....