Man Regret going to Canada after Leaving his 350k Job in Nigeria

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Man Regret going to Canada after Leaving his 350k Job in Nigeria

Some Nigerians on social media have reacted differently on a man who left for Canada, and he is set to return because of hardship

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“I have a friend who was earning N350K in his job here in Nigeria and he left it all to journey abroad. Two years on, he keeps complaining with bitterness what a mistake that has been and how not easy life is abroad. He is planning to come back this year for good. Have a plan!”

But the story was quickly disputed by some Twitter users who think differently. One of the replies by @flawed_entity questioned the veracity of the story: “Which abroad? Maybe it’s the Akure own because my sister left for Canada 2 months ago to study, she is working as a waitress. If you know how much money she sends to us, to be waiter go dey hungry you self.”

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One other reply on Twitter by @kaderkingpin91 is of the view that the man shouldn’t have left his job in Nigeria if he wasn’t sure of better pay abroad: “350k monthly and still not satisfied? Well, the needs of people differ sha. Left to me, if not that I’m sure of a better pay where I’m going, I can’t leave my well-paid job for a doubtful place.

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” The same amount of enthusiasm followed the story when it was shared on Instagram by @instablog9ja. A comment on the story on Instagram by @iam_themmyy said not everyone would make it abroad: “Truth is, no be everybody go make am for abroad. What works for A might not work for B.”

One rather funny reply told the man in question to return and create space for others to go. @lulusmooth replied: “Come back so another person can go and try luck.

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