Did I hear you said' borrowed from the neighbours? Lol! This is a good challenge and I will be jumping on it. I wished this video came up yesterday because I had just came back from shopping now but that's alright, would certainly do it. Your little doctor doing so well. You did it at last.
I like the perspective your husband brought to it. It helps whoever thinks it is impossible to see that it is actually achievable. The video in itself helps to bring clarity and attention to my monthly expenses.
£10 is a lot for a family of 4 per day. I could of brought bacon, rolls and milk for breakfast, spaghetti, rice, 2kg of chicken, sardines, lard for frying, an onion, chilli peppers, red bell pepper, a carrot, polish chicken seasoning, 2 tins of tomatoes and a packet of biscuits with that money from Tesco's. Me and my 4 kids would of eaten like kings and had leftover rice, chicken and spaghetti to cook for another day. People really waste a lot of money on food if they think £10 for food a day is challenging. I spend about £50 a week for me and 4 kids and there is always food in the house and nobody is too skinny here but we eat 3 real meals a day and not all this cakes, crisps etc.
Lovely vlog I sometimes spend less than 10 pounds on weekly grocery I just get bread (not necessarily sliced, sometimes white rolls ) Plantain Apple or banana or tangerine If I need chicken I get it Then pepper mix Chicken and pepper mix are not gotten every week. I use other things I have from my monthly grocery like powdered milk, rice, oil etc.
£10 is an hour wage, for a menial job in uk see, a family fed on an hour wage. While an hour wage is 695 for someone earning 123k, for you to earn 123k in Nigeria that means you're in an average job, the question is can you even buy bread with your hourly wage??
Honestly it’s frustrating when guys in the Uk keep shouting high cost of living, high cost of living. I know someone that came back to Nigeria from the Uk and was so frustrated with the high cost of feeding in Nigeria, she said it herself that Uk is cheap compared to Nigeria. The fact that they keep crying high cost of living means they’ve practically been living and eating for free in the Uk all along🤷🏼♀️ They only just started paying for their food ni If that makes sense.
Ijeoma don’t you think guys living in the uk and shouting high cost of living like you claim are basically living their reality? Those in Nigeria and everywhere else are also screaming high cost of living and no one is persecuting them or getting frustrated. Please let people speak their truth in peace, you don’t know how people both home and abroad are surviving.
@@tochiandcompany you are right but you seem not to understand her point. I agree with your point that people have the right to rant as there is inflation everywhere. But considering her point, there is inflation in Nigeria despite low income and its not even comparable. And "most" of these people say it to discourage people in Nigeria while they remain in the same UK. I think that's the point she was making. It's a fact the inflation there is staggering but it's everywhere and even higher in some places like Nigeria.
Omo this video just made me to throwback to calculating how much i spend in a day. But you tried with the budget and also made a complete meal out of it.
I love this. But without the borrowing ehh, the food no go sweet ohh 😂😂. Your husband is a serious accountant oh. This British life is not a joke. I will definitely try this out 😅
Toch u are amazing thanks for sharing sis.the cost of living in Nigeria is something else u can imagine some family hardly had chicken in three months here you see
I spend an average of £7 on myself a day and this is because I have guilty pleasures like my sweet teeth and other demons however I am not complaining about cost of living as if you have lived well below your earning power then adjusting will be much easier and also I am no more supporting any child ( meaning I don't have anyone below 18 years). Anyway, I salute you on the £10 challenge.
Hello Tochi, It looks like you stay in Birmingham, I stay in Birmingham too. Nice to meet you.. I have been your ardent followers, and have introduced you to more that 10 people to follow your channel. Please how do I reach you? I sent you messages on Instagram since over 1 month ago, but no response. Thanks
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Did I hear you said' borrowed from the neighbours? Lol! This is a good challenge and I will be jumping on it. I wished this video came up yesterday because I had just came back from shopping now but that's alright, would certainly do it. Your little doctor doing so well. You did it at last.
Go for it!
I like the perspective your husband brought to it. It helps whoever thinks it is impossible to see that it is actually achievable. The video in itself helps to bring clarity and attention to my monthly expenses.
£10 is a lot for a family of 4 per day. I could of brought bacon, rolls and milk for breakfast, spaghetti, rice, 2kg of chicken, sardines, lard for frying, an onion, chilli peppers, red bell pepper, a carrot, polish chicken seasoning, 2 tins of tomatoes and a packet of biscuits with that money from Tesco's. Me and my 4 kids would of eaten like kings and had leftover rice, chicken and spaghetti to cook for another day. People really waste a lot of money on food if they think £10 for food a day is challenging. I spend about £50 a week for me and 4 kids and there is always food in the house and nobody is too skinny here but we eat 3 real meals a day and not all this cakes, crisps etc.
This one has my name all over it!... I'm definitely jumping on this challenge!
Please do
Wow! Interesting good job. It's good trying out some cost saving challenge.
Lovely vlog
I sometimes spend less than 10 pounds on weekly grocery
I just get bread (not necessarily sliced, sometimes white rolls )
Plantain
Apple or banana or tangerine
If I need chicken
I get it
Then pepper mix
Chicken and pepper mix are not gotten every week.
I use other things I have from my monthly grocery like powdered milk, rice, oil etc.
Sounds great!
@@tochiandcompany yeah but things will change next month cos it won't be only me😄😄. I can manage for "Africa"
Interesting reflections at the end. I really enjoyed it. Thank you, Tochi.
This your rice will be sapa rice😁😁😁😁😁😁 you said borrow from neighbor ni🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
🤣🤣🤣
£10 is an hour wage, for a menial job in uk see, a family fed on an hour wage. While an hour wage is 695 for someone earning 123k, for you to earn 123k in Nigeria that means you're in an average job, the question is can you even buy bread with your hourly wage??
Honestly it’s frustrating when guys in the Uk keep shouting high cost of living, high cost of living. I know someone that came back to Nigeria from the Uk and was so frustrated with the high cost of feeding in Nigeria, she said it herself that Uk is cheap compared to Nigeria.
The fact that they keep crying high cost of living means they’ve practically been living and eating for free in the Uk all along🤷🏼♀️
They only just started paying for their food ni
If that makes sense.
Ijeoma don’t you think guys living in the uk and shouting high cost of living like you claim are basically living their reality? Those in Nigeria and everywhere else are also screaming high cost of living and no one is persecuting them or getting frustrated. Please let people speak their truth in peace, you don’t know how people both home and abroad are surviving.
@@tochiandcompany Please increase the volume !!!
@@tochiandcompany you are right but you seem not to understand her point. I agree with your point that people have the right to rant as there is inflation everywhere. But considering her point, there is inflation in Nigeria despite low income and its not even comparable. And "most" of these people say it to discourage people in Nigeria while they remain in the same UK. I think that's the point she was making. It's a fact the inflation there is staggering but it's everywhere and even higher in some places like Nigeria.
Omo food in the uk is affordable.
This is good to see and worth trying. Just found this channel and am glad to connect with you here 👍
Thanks and welcome
Wow!
Interesting challenge!
Am definitely going to try this out with my family some day!
Thanks pound is big money, if I enter lidl with 10 pounds, my basket will full 😁😁😁😁 ok I will definitely jump on it
Good luck!
Wow, this is a good one. You definitely still have rice and spaghetti left for another day.
Yes I do
Omo this video just made me to throwback to calculating how much i spend in a day. But you tried with the budget and also made a complete meal out of it.
Thank you dear
I love this. But without the borrowing ehh, the food no go sweet ohh 😂😂. Your husband is a serious accountant oh. This British life is not a joke. I will definitely try this out 😅
So true
Love this. You guys are such a wonderful couple.
I'll join this and share my results in a video and tag you. Tochi it looks like you were at my local aldi
Please do
Please what bank can I open to exchange currency in uk?
I recommend lemonade finance app
Haha. I and my wife only spend £300 monthly most times, because we buy nigerian food plus shipping a lot.
I'm excited to see this video. Its a great one 👍
Can never try this in Zimbabwe
I doubt you used all the rice or yoghurt or milk bulk buying is better. Don't forget the gas to cook etc
We just calculated only the money for food 🤣
Wow…Nice one
Thank you! Cheers!
Tochi I envy ur transparency.
Thank you 🙏
Toch u are amazing thanks for sharing sis.the cost of living in Nigeria is something else u can imagine some family hardly had chicken in three months here you see
So sad
Chicken is a big man's food in Nigeria now
Good work,keep it up!ROAD TO 3k woo u can do it .
Yes! Thank you!
I like your part of argument on this Tochi, we spend more than £300 despite having some stuff from the previous shopping at home
Just me and my husband sef we spend over 300 in a month 😭
I spend an average of £7 on myself a day and this is because I have guilty pleasures like my sweet teeth and other demons however I am not complaining about cost of living as if you have lived well below your earning power then adjusting will be much easier and also I am no more supporting any child ( meaning I don't have anyone below 18 years). Anyway, I salute you on the £10 challenge.
What a beautiful Family you have Madame Tochi.
Thank you!
This challenge na eye opener too
Wow. Interesting Challenge Madame. I will try it and have fun truly.
Please do!
Nice 👍
This will work a bit in Birmingham 😅
Well done sis, did u pay cash at that store?
Yes I did. I could have used my card it was my choice because of the challenge
Many on earth survive on much less...let's give THANKS
Great challenge! I should jump on this 😊. You could also make a sauce with the chicken & tomato then use it for both spaghetti & rice 🫣
Yea, true. Why didn’t I think of that. Thanks
I love this
Ada igbo mma mma o!
Nice challenge, Everyday essential Spaghetti is cheaper( for next time tho) 28p.
Noted. Thanks
First to comment I love you Tochi❤
Your face is glowing. Pliz tell me the secret am in scotland
Which neighbour, you are on your own sis.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Were your husband coming from
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Hello Tochi, It looks like you stay in Birmingham, I stay in Birmingham too. Nice to meet you.. I have been your ardent followers, and have introduced you to more that 10 people to follow your channel. Please how do I reach you? I sent you messages on Instagram since over 1 month ago, but no response. Thanks
I don’t study in Birmingham dear. Thanks for always watching. Kindly resend the message