Hi, I’m Ene and I’m from Nigeria.
I recently moved to the UK in January so it’s been about six months.
I didn’t permanently relocate, I just moved here for two years to get my masters degree and hopefully a job after.
Moving was not stressful at all, my dad took care of most of it.
The most shocking thing for me is the dating culture here and the food; all the food is either under spiced or over fried or both, I don’t know if I can cope.
I miss the food and the sunny weather in Nigeria so much.
People are very nice where I live but the kindest experience I’ve had so far was when I was sad because one my grades wasn’t as high as I hoped and one of my friends just cooked for me and painted my nails. Another one left snacks at my door with a cute encouraging note, I think I cried when I saw that.
A good tip would be to get a good admission agency if you’re going to school, they really help. Personally, I used intake education.
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Hi, I’m Ene and I’m from Nigeria.
I recently moved to the UK in January so it’s been about six months.
I didn’t permanently relocate, I just moved here for two years to get my masters degree and hopefully a job after.
Moving was not stressful at all, my dad took care of most of it.
The most shocking thing for me is the dating culture here and the food; all the food is either under spiced or over fried or both, I don’t know if I can cope.
I miss the food and the sunny weather in Nigeria so much.
People are very nice where I live but the kindest experience I’ve had so far was when I was sad because one my grades wasn’t as high as I hoped and one of my friends just cooked for me and painted my nails. Another one left snacks at my door with a cute encouraging note, I think I cried when I saw that.
A good tip would be to get a good admission agency if you’re going to school, they really help. Personally, I used intake education.
With Afriex, you can stay connected with your loved ones in Africa by sending them money instantly and for free. Get the Afriex app now and start sending money for free.
Are you an African living abroad? Get featured in our series by clicking the button below
Hi, I’m Ene and I’m from Nigeria.
I recently moved to the UK in January so it’s been about six months.
I didn’t permanently relocate, I just moved here for two years to get my masters degree and hopefully a job after.
Moving was not stressful at all, my dad took care of most of it.
The most shocking thing for me is the dating culture here and the food; all the food is either under spiced or over fried or both, I don’t know if I can cope.
I miss the food and the sunny weather in Nigeria so much.
People are very nice where I live but the kindest experience I’ve had so far was when I was sad because one my grades wasn’t as high as I hoped and one of my friends just cooked for me and painted my nails. Another one left snacks at my door with a cute encouraging note, I think I cried when I saw that.
A good tip would be to get a good admission agency if you’re going to school, they really help. Personally, I used intake education.
With Afriex, you can stay connected with your loved ones in Africa by sending them money instantly and for free. Get the Afriex app now and start sending money for free.
Are you an African living abroad? Get featured in our series by clicking the button below