Nigerian Lady Living in UK Breaks Down Her Expenses For 1 Month After Collecting Salary: “Rent N1m”

Nigerian Lady Living in UK Breaks Down Her Expenses For 1 Month After Collecting Salary: “Rent N1m”

  • A Nigerian lady, Pascaline Kelechi, breaks down her monthly salary of £1,900 (N3.9m) in the UK.
  • She shared her expenses in June, including rent, bills, and personal care costs, showing the exact amount she spent for each item
  • Pascaline’s breakdown on TikTok showed how she allocated her salary, sparking reactions among netizens

A Nigerian lady, Pascaline Kelechi, living in the United Kingdom, broke down her expenses for a month after collecting her salary.

She stated that she received £1,900 (N3.9m) per month as a lab technician, and listed how she spent her money in June.

Nigerian Lady Living in UK Breaks Down her Expenses For 1 Month After Collecting Salary: “Rent N1m”
Nigerian Lady Living in UK Breaks Down her Expenses For 1 Month After Collecting Salary: “Rent N1m”
Source: TikTok

In a post by @pkelechiii on TikTok, the lady listed all she used her money to do, including rent, electricity, and transportation.

She said:

“What I spent in June as a Lab Technician living in the UK. £29k salary (£1,900/month).
“Rent: £500, Gas: £15, Electricity: £35, Water: £0, Council tax: £80, Transportation: £90, Birthday Presents: £300, Phone: £40, Internet: £18, Groceries: £150, Personal Care: £60, Subscriptions: £20, Savings: £400, Going Out: £80, Emergency Funds: £80. Total = £1,868.”

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In the comment section, the lady stated that the birthday gift was for her fiancé.

Replying to another comment, she said:

"£300 is not even compared to what I can spend on people I love. The greatest thing is that they do even more from me."

See the post below:

Reactions trail lady’s monthly expenses in UK

@nnam said:

"So you didn't eat. Is your house behind your work place or I don't go out so how do you spend 300 on birthday presents? It doesn't add up u seem stingy to yourself and giving to people."

@explorer_jafor said:

"Birthday present £300. If it is for yourself then it’s ok but for friends and family then probably too much."

@Mesaiyeto said:

"Please, if you are not married, we could get married."

@Maxine said:

"Which company do you use for your electricity?"
Nigerian Lady Living in UK Breaks Down her Expenses For 1 Month After Collecting Salary: “Rent N1m”
Nigerian Lady Living in UK Breaks Down her Expenses For 1 Month After Collecting Salary: “Rent N1m”
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In a related story on Legit.ng, a United Kingdom government worker shared her excitement about returning permanently to Nigeria after living and working in London for years.

The lady highlighted her accomplishments in London and opened up on why she decided to return home, adding that her decision was not due to failure.

Another Nigerian lady named Olivia Princewill, who worked as a nurse in the UK, also shared her excitement about returning to her home country after years.

Olivia expressed her happiness about why she looked forward to returning to Nigeria and revealed her countdown to her departure date.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man celebrated as he returned home permanently after 33 years in the UK, sharing his experience on TikTok.

He showed himself at the airport as he listed his reasons for returning to Nigeria after 33 years in Europe.

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Many who came across his viral video shared their thoughts on his decision to return to Nigeria.

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Source: Legit.ng

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 4+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng

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