ASKING NIGERIANS IN UK THEIR EXPECTATIONS VS REALITY OF LIVING IN THE UK | ANY REGRETS SO FAR?
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If you are poor in Nigeria, there is almost everything you want in the UK. Good public services, 24 hrs power supply, transport, broadband, a trusted legal system, great education, and jobs. The price you pay is to repress your soul a bit. Which means cold, isolation, very high cost living, and debt slavery. It can get depressing if you feel all you're doing is working and paying bills and taking care of people back home. So my advice is that you also need an escape plan so you can afford to live and be happy anywhere.
How cheap is the broadband?
@@reuben.ebochue9703 £30 for optic fibre broadband fasted broadband ever.
Now if Governments in Africa were dedicated to fixing up their countries and putting in place all the resources needed for its people, like the West have done, our people would not be in a hast to come to the UK for a better life, so ultimately the heads of African States are to blame for so many Africans leaving the continent, Africa needs it young people, to build and develop and to create opportunities for others coming up, this cannot be done while corruption at the top abuse power for their own means, whilst having the backing of the army to enforce dictatorship, remove all corrupted leaders and rewrite constitutions and give fair elections to the people without brutality and imprisonment, then just maybe we will see changes for the betterment of Africa and African peoples, home and abroad as well as those in the Caribbean wanting to relocate and return home from the dispora...
@kingsaint5759 this is a moral argument that most people share. In reality, our continent is too rich in resources for the powerful, global, special interest corporatist elite to allow us to develop into stable democracies with powerful economies. That is essentially increasing the cost of their raw materials and eating into their profits. The world as it is, is sweet for a minority of people who like to see it continue. You can always blame corruption but the real problem are the uneducated masses and the literate ignoramuses with 50 degrees alike .
You're very correct 👌🏾
Hi, I'm Scottish and I enjoy watching these videos, it's fascinating to learn about people's experiences. I just want to say that everyone faces the issue of job hunting, there's a lot of competition so if you are young with little work experience, or older but experienced in a sector that isn't hiring. There is more work training for young people nowadays, which is progress - they can get a small wage and experience. Life is a struggle financially for a lot of people in UK just now, so bear that in mind, be realistic, find out if you're work experience or training is in demand and if the wages will cover the cost of living. Job opportunities and housing costs vary a lot from area to area, as does public transport provision, so you may have to factor in long commutes and car ownership.
Hi Melissa, I got a job for the role of a support worker via indeed app. I came to the UK on January 16th, this year. I will be resuming on Monday the 13th... just less than a month of arrival... I'm grateful to the Lord ❤️
Congratulations dear❤️
Hello, I am currently applying for a Care Support worker in the Uk too. Please can you share any helpful information with me.
1. How long did the application process take before you moved?
2. Any tips on interview questions?
3. What’s the possibility of getting me the job as a care support worker.
Thanks.
@@HandMadeTV_ I got the job whilst in the uk as a dependant not from overseas and that was in 2019.
Please give us some tips for interview. Thanks
Congratulations o
Been here 5+ years.
A brief summary.
The UK looks like El Dorado when compared to Nigeria.
In reality when the excitement wears off(after a few months to a year) the reality sets in.
Care jobs, support workers and other unskilled jobs available to migrants are low paid and,yes, undignified. If you're OK doing that as an adult fine.Before you say that's a temporary thing ask people who have been here for years and how easy/difficult it is to do that.
A lot of people end up doing that low skilled work job for years(care work, security guard-cue that your 50 year old uncle who has been in the UK for 20 years but no one really knows what he does in Nigeria). The minimum wage pay gets you a tiny house/flat with little wiggle room to move on to a bigger house.
There are exceptions of course. Migrants who have relatively well paid jobs (doctors, nurses,IT workers). Now these people have their qualifications from Nigeria and did not get it in the UK.
You can train to be any of these in the UK however it takes time and money (check the cost of a nursing degree course in the UK).
Bottom line the majority of Nigerians end up stuck in these low paying jobs. It is a hand- to -mouth , paycheck to paycheck life. One needs a clear plan and roadmap before leaving Nigeria or as early as possible after arrival to avoid this.
You are the only realist
Thanks Ade. This is the greatest fear I have coming to the UK. I’ve had offers but I’m not accepting them yet. I’m waiting on Canada.
You aren't lying. But people wont believe you when you tell them.
Thank you Bankole, you gave us a very clear call to reality.
Thanks so much
You were so real.
Well done Melissa, you're actually doing a good job, we appreciate all you doing. I pray God gives you more grace and wisdom to continue your good work!
Amen!! Thanks dear
I totally enjoyed watching. You are now an expert in these street interviews Melissa. Things have changed a lot from the time we came to the UK in the eighties to now.
Thanks so much ma
May God bless all our people everywhere and give them peace
Not just Google map, you will also learn how street's are named and follow the instructions as Google tells you where to turn to.
As long as you don't have " over the top" ambitions and expectations then you will achieve a lot. People should do away with any negative toxicity from Nigeria 🇳🇬 and once you can do that, you will survive. Nigerians are built to survive any conditions and you will survive it all, trust me.
About visiting outside the UK 🇬🇧, I've been able to do a fair share of Europe and Newyork and I have enjoyed it as am very interested in travelling a lot and the UK is a place to be to do that.
very valid point, thanks so much
Hi Abdul, I've seen your coment on another video and I'm aware you've lived in UK for years. I'll like to ask you as someone who is aware of the system. I have software engineering experience of about 3 years, what do you think aboutme getting a job as a student in tech will be like for me? I know working is allowed for only 20 hours, will it be easy getting a job with my experience in software engineering- i intend moving on a student visa this year , that is if the tech nation visa I apply for is not successful
@Ifeoma N I wish you all the best in your visa application, am sure you will be able to get a job in your chosen field and make sure your university is closer to a big city as am not sure if you can work away from the office. Also, just believe in yourself that you will survive, with 20 hours a week it will be very tight depending on how much you've paid off from the fees, but remember "nothing is impossible and everything is possible" you just need to have the belief.
I honestly wish you good luck and you will need it in abundance.
Hi Abdulmalik, please how easy will be to get an American visa with a student uk visa. Just only intend to visit and be back to complete my studies. Please respond….. 🙏🏽
@All by Myself you may try but I think they will refuse but nothing bad in trying to do it and prove me wrong. I tried with a limited visa and they refused but once I had the indefinite leave to remain I got it much easier.
You never know if you don't try!
All the best and share your experience if you got it.
Well done Melissa!
Thanks dear
I learnt alot from this,thank you very much.
You’re welcome dear
Hmm...Our favorite entertainer is back!!!😂Awesome ❤️ fun! fun! fun!
I can never count your vibes less. My summary, I really enjoyed the job experiences opinions it's really interesting and educative to me, cause I need that now by God's grace. Thank you soo much dear.❤️
Remain blessed 🇬🇧🇳🇬🙏
Awwn thanks for your lovely comment
To get uk work experience, sacrifice 1 or 2 months do unpaid jobs as a voluteer worker.
Chai!! not easy
I left the UK, the same day i defended my thesis. And that was 3 decades ago. The UK na something else
Where are you now
@@hlengiwemasondo2858 naija/USA
30 years ago, 9ja was better than Uk
Doing the Lords work as always and I love how receptive people are👌👌👌
Thanks hun
thanks mellisa,this is helpful.pls which city are you?
This is soo helpful.
I’m glad hun
First time here! I like ur channel.
Thanks very much and welcome
Been just a month that I arrived from GHANA. Still studying the system. But so far, I would say its peaceful like Ghana, not that beautiful as expected, work is more stressful as expected, but at least, sake of the cash, its all worth it😃
Your last statement says it all , thanks dear
@@MelissaOti please give me heads up on how you got the Care giver / support worker job. Every company I have tried here In Plymouth keep asking for a Uk Drivers license which I don’t have. I got a factory work but I won’t mind the care giver job. Please help.
Check indeed app
@@mckfuture8678 yes ooo,,, this place is really a "village"😃, ,,but I like it anyway
Well done Melissa you are doing a great job.👍
Thanks baby
Sis doing the Lord's work, very informative well done 👏
Thanks hun
I love your content, I live in the U.S., and I've got to the stage where I no longer tell people back home about the reality of life in the west, I get tired of them saying that I'm discouraging them from traveling. To make things even worse, many of us in the diaspora create the wrong impression We need to educate people back home properly. People need to know what they are getting themselves into. I've become your fan lol.
First today 🎉
welcome sis
I really love your channel. What you are doing is therapeutic. I see some of the people shown sign of relief from talking to you
Awwwn bless you sis❤️❤️
I'm very thankful for the city I live (Bristol), there are so many job opportunities. Care job and support work agencies are many here and students easily get jobs.. 😊
Hello, I’m coming to Bristol in April, I’ve been really scared of the fact that it’s so expensive and accommodation! It’s good to see someone who live in Bristol and is thankful
So many negative things I’ve been hearing
Why do international students in uk only do care jobs? Are there not other options. Just asking
Lucky you
There hostels in Bristol here where I live it is £20 per day.
@@esosaomoregbee5916 because in care and support jobs there’s loads of work available that British citizens don’t want to do because it’s hard and pays peanuts
Well done Mel
Thank you 🙏
I enjoyed watching. Mics can disappoint sha
Thanks dear, asin eh!!!
Your energy is great
Thanks so much
I like your content each time you drop one, you are doing a great job. I think these video is actually talking to me, I have been to Nottingham, Bradford, Leeds, Sheffield and Manchester but I reside in London. Can you guess what has been taking me around ? Job hunting.
Wow!!!! you’ve really explored the uk
Guy 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@anyimgrace Na confirm ooo
Any difficulty getting job in london?
@@olajideoregbesan6628 not really it’s because am on a sponsored visa but I finally got one in London.
Thanks, Melissa.
Learnt a lot especially from the complaints repeated by your interviewees.
Pls I need to be clear on something. To get a job there, they ask for some months of past UK experience. Is it past experience in ANY field or specifically in the field you're seeking employment??
I look forward to your response, Melissa.
Thanks.
@chimadivine7715, any field.
@@faithieflame4976 Hmmm, thank you, Faith.
You can get minimum wage jobs without any experience. You can work in fast-food restaurants, care homes and cleaning jobs without work experience. Most supermarkets ask for past experience as a customer assistant though.
@@starlightgirl8863 Okay, thank you!
Our favorite street girl. Loved this video, kudos to you 👏
Thanks babe
Goodevening Mrs Melissa please just need your assistance like how much would someone need to run UK package
What kinda package?
Weldone Ma, I love what you're doing but please try to get an extra mic when you do these street jobs coz I feel passing mic from yourself to your guest is stressful. ...
Mayb you can bless the channel with a mic 😊😊. Each costs £200. Thank you 😊
😂wahalaaaa
I will IJN, coz it's really been on my mind...but right now, baby girl is also planning to move to the UK, and you know as e dey be in terms of moneyyyyyy
@@marvelangulu5822 😂😂😂😂😂
Like no one wants to start with menial jobs like cleaning/ kitchen jobs. At least, this could help in offsetting cost of feeding, and bus or train pass to say the least.
All are same they still need experience and cv hahaha ha even to wash plates
But if not so give me a like because I love kitchen works
Link
@@chiomasandraogoms for where! Just give them a good lie 😂 😂 😂 .
Or someone working there already can refer you directly.
You don’t need work experience to work in McDonalds or cleaning job lol .
About this job thing, I think many people are not exploring the education field enough. And some people have not done enough research to prepare themselves ahead. Many people just want to run down to the big cities without proper research.
Best way to have a work experience just do a voluntary job like 5 hours a week and they will write you a reference .
Yeah, that’s another angle if you’re lucky to get a company that’s willing to accept you
Melissa, everyone is fine and handsome ooo😆😆😆
Hahahah yes na
Exactly, she needs to tone it down a little bit 🤣🤣🤣
@@sadiej.2242 Naaa, give people their flowers while they’re still alive. People love compliments and I never relent in doing that. And no, I don’t do it for youtube, I always tell people how beautiful they are.
Naa, she fishes only good looking ppl to interview 🤣
Thank you guys for saying the truth about naija is not a home to stay abeg i need someone to help me out of this abeg
Well done Melissa doing a great job,my challenge in this country is childcare apart from that I can cope with anything,childcare ehhn will make you feel the cool even if your inside oven.....
I feel you, I struggle with that alot too
Sponsor me l will care for kids in ur absence
How do you guys go about it? I’m supposed to come this October but I’m a single mom to a 7 year old n right now I’m thinking twice considering I’m also doing fine in Africa
Welldone
Melissa doesn’t have her jacket again. We don’t live in the same UK
Hahahahha I dey form baddoo for una na🤣
I'm surprised to hear there are Landlords out where you are, who are demanding up to six months advance in rent, which isn't so in London or with letting agents.
All you need is one month rent in hand deposit and your one-month rent, the deposit will be returned to you when you move out of the property if there is no damage caused.
It is for assurance as most Nigerians comning into the country do not have a credit history
HRL hmm maybe you did not or have not experienced that .most Landlords /agents request for 3-6 months up front
@Picture111 I have never experienced such in all my years in the UK, well over a decade +, both within and outside London.
@Picture111 Trust me, I'm sure it got nothing to do with credit history.
I hate to want to believe it's not what I'm thinking it is.
It will be a shame if it is ...
That’s the sad reality of most people lately. Thing are no longer as they used to be
Hi Melissa, pls do a video asking people which country they'll rather prefer to be if not the UK and if they still plan to leave for other country. Thanks.
Thanks dear but that’s too sensitive, I unfortunately can’t do that
@@MelissaOti yeah I agree with you....
@@MelissaOti why too sensitive?
@@Picture111 Because it’s very personal, can’t bring myself to ask people of their future plans. Can’t do that, sorry
@@MelissaOti lol but pushing to them if they regret leaving their home country isn't sensitive but what next becomes sensitive...
Sweet, it's all a kill hope video.
After three years you might want to see the sun again -- I would miss it if I came back
True
Vivid and honesty reality are expressed by the male participants including the last female.
❤️❤️
Exactly
The girls are the only one saying Uk is as expected, is there different uk for men vs women? I am just curious.
Hey, my opinion is that women get it easier indeed than men. Reasons are many, one the system is bias and promotes women every walk of life. Example, if a man meets a women who lies like he has abused her, before they search the truth 9/10 they will the men up or make life so difficult for him. Secondly, men who come seek asylum can be detained or even spend nearly 15yrs without any aboard which has send many into illegal work BUT this is very rear for women. A women can get papers and work within 2 months yet in the same position as men. When you become a professional a women has a higher chance of being promote to a manager or managing director than a man of the same standing.
That is ehh I tier oo this UK wey I de going to 2 months ,no work and accommodation,stayed in a hostel for like one month with pregnancy .my gender ehhhh
Hi Melissa.
This is a nice video. Can you pls do another video asking the young unmarried girls how they manage to get Visa and relocate to UK. Thank you
I doubt they would be willing to share, it’s quite personal
The same way unmarried men relocate with student VISA or work sponsorship VISA
@@MelissaOti only through school I feel
Through study visa
Omo!! Bring food and not clothes… this one show me pepper!!!😢😢
I agree with you o
Please are clothes cheaper over there?
I want to study in the UK because of this ASSU strike here in Nigeria but how can I afford it 😩 imagination won keee me 😢
It’s quite expensive my dear
This is the the new trend.
Everyone suddenly has become adviser on how and why, you must live your life.
Reality is that both those posturing as “know-it-all” and those that the so-called advisory are meant for, every one thrives for a better life.
Cool
Vote for Peter Obi
The UK isn't what it used to be. I'm tired of telling people the reality on the ground.
Now i just tell people to come and experience it themselves.
Most Nigerians come into this country and do low/average paid jobs that pay just enough to get by. There are thousands of us here who live from hand to mouth. However if you are focused there are opportunities here to improve yourself in areas that will open doors of opportunity but with time and endurance things can work out for you. Don't think that things will change automatically. Its a gradual change from months to years depending on your qualifications or profession and relevance to the system.
Do you think Brexit, trade deals, and this new Northern Ireland trade deal the UK will get back to what it was?
Nailed it
Please advise me ,do you think trade jobs are lucrative in the UK? I mean carpentry, bricklaying,HVAC technician and others
Great Job! 😇
Thanks so much
Who no go, no know. 🤗🤗🤗
True
💯 for you ma
Thanks dear
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Melissa come yo Scotland, I'll be your host. Travel o!
I will try my dear😂😂
It's Melissa an African or European?
First here oo
welcome hun
You should do this but with latinos living in UK!
Lol, I don’t know any Latino. Mayb you should open a channel and try doing it with Latinos in the uk.
I discovered something ..
all most everybody that was interviewed said one particular thing ..
this uk job experience something….
Pls how do we go about getting the experience upfront before landing ..
Am just trying to be prepared.. 😢
Of course it’s not possible to get a UK experience from Nigeria 😂
When we get there, we'll find our way around it.
Find organizations you can volunteer for when you arrive uk
@@MelissaOti very possible,. I worked as a UK tax accountant here in Nigeria. God brings opportunities for his glory. Thanks
@@christianahmishael7474 You probably should share with them how you did it because it seems so impossible
what's the name of the college and what city?
University of Huddersfield
Aunty anyi atala ahuhu.
The best thing is that when you don't like it u have a choice to move back to your country
Of course
I spotted someone on Facebook saying it’s easy and I laughed. He even said he makes up to £6k a month and I laughed again…
But people actually make more than £6k monthly in the UK naw
How can contact you?
via IG
Alot of poeple are doing we'll in Nigeria more them some poeple inabroad
Who’s arguing that?
Pls Try and have two mc it makes ur work easy
1 mic costs £200, that’s over #180k, i’m sure it’s no big deal to you so do the needful.
Collins say you’re not that tall though 😊😅😅😅😅😅….
🤣🤣🤣
The third person interviewed was a scam. She spoilt naija first and then alluded to the fact that UK is hard. No accomodation, not easy to get jobs. But she sweet mouthed at the beginning
What university is this oti
University of Huddersfield
@@MelissaOti ooo. Do pass there but don’t know Huddersfield university
@@victorezeagu1893 Okay
Sorry, there's no way you can ever get used to the cold. The white people who were born here are still feeling very cold like me and you. Anyways, am almost 20 years in Europe and am still feeling the cold like no man's business 🙂
wow! No hope for me lol
Like no man business 😂😂😂😂
@@okochathankgod3189 🤣🤣
@@MelissaOti The only hope for you dear is to wear the right clothes cos there's actually no bad weather 😅
For our country, we still get seasons too na 😅 Harmattan season, rain season etc 🤣
You see that job exploitation you can't dare it in hongkong.
Really? you live there?
Ma pls how can I get a UK job from here in Nigeria
Yes it’s possible
If that place is hard there why not come back to Nigeria……… y’all shouldn’t discourage people that want to come over there like me😒😒😒😒
If you feel discouraged by this video then you’re not ready.
Am not discouraged by the video….. you should get my point tho I only commented base on what they said.
@@loliafavour5883 they're not discouraging anyone. They're only telling it as it is. It's up to you to make your own choice
They don't also have lots of jobs, so much stuff about UK is still in the colonial days
Colonial days 😅😂😅 please elaborate thx
This cold matter ehhhhn
Why will I be sweating in the Uk 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
Nigeria stop talking bad about ur country
At what point in this video did we speak bad about Nigeria or you watched this video from the back of your phone ?
Just came into the UK and I must tell you. If you don’t work. It’s finished for you. Housing is quite hard and expensive. I also couldn’t get a job as a care worker because I don’t have a UK driving license. It almost feels like I wasted my time and money doing a training in Nigeria. I got a factory job. It’s better than nothing but the work hours are hectic 🥲 6am -4pm. £10 per hour. Please @melisa Oti how did you get the support worker job
Normal way, via indeed. Are you seeking a visa sponsorship support job?
@@MelissaOti I have been applying the normal way. Through indeed and other job sites. I didn’t know it would take so long and the conditions would be difficult. That’s the way it is in Plymouth I don’t know about other cities. I came to the uk on a dependent visa, so I’m looking for a care work job so that I can improve my chances of switching to a skilled worker visa.
@@olaidearogunjo8250 Check Care Mark, or Blue bird. They offer visa sponsorship to those within the UK. All the best
@@olaidearogunjo8250 Hello Olaide, I'm also coming to Plymouth this December, can you please share more insights about the job situation in Plymouth? Thank you
I'm in the UK, came in 2weeks ago. It's with mix feelings jare.