NewStats: 3,263,927 , 8,181,930 topics. Date: Sunday, 08 June 2025 at 07:56 PM 664bm

zebszebs:
#30k/month or #300k/month?

How do you accept a job offer for #30k/month in todays Nigeria, with your skillset?

If you send out 500 proposals on Upwork etc per month, you will have enough clients/projects to earn you 10 times that pay.

Dont do this to yourself, they sensed your desperation and capitalized on it.

Sorry about your experience.

ericmor:


Well, as at early last year or should I say late last two yrs. But I will reach out to my boss and ask him to help me and confirm from the agent of the recent requirement

vivianobas:
What you need is the determination to succeed. I was over over 40 when I left Nigeria for for my masters degree in 2019. Graduated in 2021 and got a good job and the rest is history. I actually resigned from a well paying job in the oil and gas sector in 2019 and have never regretted my decision. ing and accepting that I had to work twice as hard was the driving force I needed to propel me to greatness.

Be focused and chase your dreams wholeheartedly and everything will align in your favour. I wish you the very best.

ericmor:


if you have 2.1 then try the Canada scholarship by using one of the agents. They don't charge till you get your visa. to be sincere, they are not even suppose to charge you self cuz they got paid for bringing you in, that is what i was told but you know they must sha collect money but it will be after the visa. i know about 5 people that did it and they are over there now

cunny88:
They should start with eliminating contract employment first, dats a bigger problem

maestro299:



I a day in 2012. I was in Crime Office at Main Gate, Uniben, completing my mandatory security clearance just after my final year exams. The SUG elections were also billed to take place during this period. Suddenly, There was a large commotion outside of the building and about 4 guys were bundled in by the security officials, followed by a woman who looked like an istrative staff. The guys I learned were students of Uniben who wanted to contest for various positions in the SUG executive branch but the Dean of Students Office refused to clear them. Without that clearance, they couldn't stand for election as they would be illegitimate candidates. The woman who followed them in was the Secretary to the Dean. The problem was that, suspiciously, only candidates of Benin origin were being cleared, other non Benin candidates were denied clearances. The reason the guys were brought in was because they, along with their ers, had gone to the Dean of Students office to demand an explanation. When a satisfactory one wasn't forthcoming, the boys began protesting the 'injustice'. The security men were called in and they rounded up the leaders ( in this case, the candidates) and hauled them to Crime Office. While the crime officials were questioning the boys, the secretary made a curious statement. She told the boys point blank, "Can a non-Yoruba person win an SUG election in Unilag?" I was shocked. Throughout my time in Uniben, the school had always championed meritocracy in appointing people to leadership roles yet now they had decided to play the ethnic card. I was happy that I would not be there to experience that with them. Sure enough the next VC just happened to be an Edo man ...

famology:
A very strong apc member in Edo state and ally of ize iyamu. Congratulations Edoba.....

He was a member of the edo apc campaign council in the just concluded edo guber election.

cr7lomo:


Unfortunately the ones we have now are playing tribal politics and bribery

cr7lomo:
For those that care to know or don't care to know... he was an Igbo man ... he did not play tribal politics..this is for that tribe that keeps on calling Igbos out. We can see who the real tribalists are in this country....

He announced SDP as winners of the election, despite Babangida telling him not to ... he was beaten black and blue by soldiers for defending democracy....defending an election a yoruba man won ... igbos voted massively for MKO .... but these yoruba people still decide to have so much hate for the igbos ... reason why I don't blame igbos that do same to them ... its obi that's their problem .. reason all other tribes should judge this matter and dine with a Long spoon while associating with them... u can all see what they did to Jonathan.... used propaganda to destroy his government, so they can get power ... despite a yoruba man ruling from 99 to 2007 ... while the one in asorock used tribal politics to get power ....very divisive and destructive tribe

Always that an Igbo man conducted the fairest and most free election in the history of this country ...but they choose not to give them presidency or even let them go ... one day all these will change for good

IPIGSRHYPO:

This might be true in some cases but for the health care industry, i think having someone with a good solid health care industry experience will go a long way.
There are.some people that can function in just about any role but not everyone.
Alausa is actually doing good in his previous post.

Gajagojo:
a common mistake
There is no logic to the assumption that a doctor or health professional should be minister of health
Ministers are political appointments not technical ones
Their job is to represent the electorates and give political leadership to technocrats

The last Minister of education was an embarrassment
His sole idea was stopping young people taking WAEC
The only technocrat job is attorney General

Awolowo was a kawyer and one of the best finance ministers in our history

ogaemma:
NIGERIANS lived a much better life under the military era.
Education, Health, Security, Economy just name it.
Many of the major refinery's and projects including the Iconic third mainland bridge, NNPC towers, Aso Rock Villa, 2ND Niger Bridge General Hospitals etc. in Nigeria that stood the test of time were built by the military government.
And the construction of many of this projects mentioned above were completed timely.
The military literally turned Abuja filled with bushes and forests into a construction site.
No matter how we deny it, history never lies...almost all infrastructures in Nigeria were built by the military.
Democracy is good.
But in the case of Nigeria, our democracy have caused us more harm than good.

airsaylongcome:


It's not Arabic. It's Hausa written in Arabic letters. A native Arabic speaker will not understand what's written on the Army logo. FACT

In English it means: Victory is from God alone.

And it's secular not circular

Edit: So I have had someone correct me that it is a quote from the Holy Quran, which automatically makes it 100% Arabic. I stand corrected.

Penguin2:
Wike is using building of quarters to buy out the entire judiciary into his pocket.

And look at the idiot they made CJN singing the praises of Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda more than the Minister of Information.

You would have to be the biggest fool of the century to expect impartiality and independence from a judiciary led by this cunt-wrinkled old hag.

Ndi ala!

Intergrated:
my brother enough is enough all the nonsense brainwashing no go work again. What stops this big Churches going into manufacturing or large farming?

XerXers:

You have not heard of the National Institute of Nigerian languages at OgborHill Aba? They only want to make it a university

iLoveYouToo:


I don’t see how all these guys will stay loyal to the governor. It’s pure selection btw

iLoveYouToo:



Full LG autonomy kicks off soon, let’s see if these chairmen will play ball with the governor. Interesting times ahead

Fahd11:
Oma has tried but he should seek forgiveness from most of the young guys he scammed in the name of football agent.

Chimumsy20:


Almost all universities in Ireland gives scholarship if you graduate with a first class or very high 2.1 degree.

dotcomnamename:
Please don't let us derail this thread with tribal war!.Thank you for your understanding!

oshiokpu:
This kind of vindictive governance makes no sense. No serious investor will invest serious money in a place where policy summersaults according to the whims and caprices of the government in office .
Governance should be about continuity. This is why Lagos keeps progressing. Other states should learn from Lagos!

Danyyyyyyyyyyy:



If you really love her a much as you say you do , do not let her go there ,my aunt got married at the age of 20 when I was still a child , she moved into her husband's family home and became their maid as the youngest family member ,

Even the children had freedom , for her it was always " where are you going? " , "What are you doing ?" " By this afternoon you're sleeping" not her husband oh , his people were the ones interrogating her and sending her on errands thy couldn't send the children , it didn't end well for her , the man travelled after like two years and married another person in Canada and hasn't returned since , noone told her but she continued to be their maid until our family found out and went to carry her because if it was only her she would have waited for him to come back and 18 years has ed , he still hasn't returned, just sends money to his family

I don't know what the man has promised your niece but you really need to convince her , because by the time she regrets it she won't have face to come back , it's better you do it now that she's with you .
Marriage is not first to do oh , both of them are still young , if she's being stubborn like that please confirm that she's not already pregnant because that's the only thing in my head right now , I'm also turning 21 by June I don't know what will make me want to go from my parents house to my husband's parents house , in fact I want to live alone even if it's just a year before I will consider marriage

It's a big red flag that at the age of 30 he is very okay with living in his family house
Even my dad managed to marry my mom in a very small one bedroom apartment , it wasn't much but no extra family drama , I sleep for parlor my parents sleep in the bedroom , my aunty slept in the kitchen corridor and there was peace

datola:
Hmmm....

Sanusi's thesis issue is some not too inexperienced people in a field assessing the head of that field.

He's an Islamic schorlar. What do you expect professors from a London University to do. Correct or reject him

This is a case like that Wole Soyinka and PhD. His books were already being used at PhD level at Leeds when he was studying for Matsers programs there.

What problem will PhD in Islamic law solve

wonder233:
The man got a PhD in Islamic studies. He was born into an islamic theological royal family, just like most africans, he is merely reinforcing what he grew up to know. There is nothing out of the box here.. No new addition to knowledge.

And for someone in public service, Islamic studies is not what a third world country like Nigeria needs to develop.

ribbit:
Whistle blower?

Lmao

The bastard is a blackmailer, fake news merchant, a senseless zo mbidients hackactivis that thought he was invincible.

I think David hundeyin is the one running the all along and he is still trying to paint a picture of Nigeria government is after him so he can get the asylum he is seeking.

I don't trust that criminal.