eph12:
Some banks pay their marketers this you know and they pass thru much stress

agarawu23:

modified : I presently earn $2740 monthly as an undergraduate and some fools will say no place like home. yes! its my home when NIGERIA IS BETTER

arsetalks:
Na bro, you shouldn't expect to reap where you do not sow and the country is bad because people like you who the country need are not contributing their quota. I can understand wanting a better life for yourself but like it or not, no where like home.

And tell you what? You can make that much in Nigeria stress free. It is not what I believe is possible, it is what I know is possible.

abbey621:
My friend, let me lend you my 2 cents! The reason many graduates are jobless is because they keep waiting for the perfect opportunity, yet missing the chance to improve their resume while the search continues. As a fresh graduate you have no experience, no workforce training, you are basically a liability. As an HR manager I would be very reluctant to hire someone without experience when someone with a few years of experience competes for the same job. Try not to look at it from the monetary aspect, I know everybody wants to make money but there are systematic ways of doing things. My first ever job was at a grocery store, it was depressing and unfit for a graduate like me but in the long run it helped me learn valuable skills which propelled me into a wonderful career in another sector. Whenever I hear stories like people searching for a job for 1, 2 or even 3 years I just shake my head, opportunities are there you just have to work towards it.

raayah:


You are right! But it is difficult to get experience because there are very few jobs in Nigeria.

raayah:



Tax is charged accordingly. In my province, if you earn less than 20 thousand per year. There are no taxes.
And when filing your tax refund, they return a lot of the money to you.
Everybody even in Nigeria pays cable and light.
Good roads, constant electricity, fire unit, ambulance , 911, i have never paid for going to hospital and mostly peace of mind.

I'd rather pay 20percent of my income and live good.

sukkot:
That 3000 can buy many cans of orijin whatever the hell that is. what is orijin ?

ritux:
This reminded me of some company that was contacting me when I was undergoing my MSC in UK. In fact, the MD said when I get back to Nigeria I should contact him so we schedule a meeting. When I eventually got to Nigeria, we fixed a meeting date. I had to fly from Warri to Lagos. On my way to the office, I got a call from him saying he had some appointment and that we should reschedule for the next day. I told him I will rather wait till late noon.
Finally, we met. After all the plenty interview and talk, he said he was going to pay me 35k per month. I just told him I will get back to him. A week later, he called me if I have considered the offer. I just replied him saying you think I will come from UK to come do a job for 35k a month when I can make that in 2 days doing menial job in the UK and I ended the call.

kccarew:
What's a sure-p and sure -q pls?

DICKtator:


This your story I find a bit curious
Did he know that you had a MSc from a U.K. varsity and went ahead to offer you such amount?
He knows very well because he saw my profile on linkedin with my previous working experiences.
What type of organisation was he the CEO?
It was a Project Consultancy and Contracting Company. He is the CEO
A large organisation?
Not too large but well above average.

I typed this cos some CEO like to test applicants' level of humility and perseverance!!
He wasn't testing me jare. He was damn serious. He even told me some people who are currently working with him for over 2years earn 80-120k and they do a lot of travel
He might just have been trying to size you up psychologically for the mega bucks and job ahead!!!
Please note the "conditional adjectives"

DICKtator:


This your story I find a bit curious
Did he know that you had a MSc from a U.K. varsity and went ahead to offer you such amount?
What type of organisation was he the CEO?
A large organisation?
I typed this cos some CEO like to test applicants' level of humility and perseverance!!
He might just have been trying to size you up psychologically for the mega bucks and job ahead!!!
Please note the "conditional adjectives"

agarawu23:
change ur heading to "labour job interview mistaken for a graduate interview "



nigeria n poverty

I once lived in tunisia (north africa) and I earn 70k monthly just to wash plate in restaurant.

guess how much i will earn if I was a graduate.


God will help our dear Nation.

modified : I presently earn $2740 monthly as an undergraduate and some fools will say no place like home. yes! its my home when NIGERIA IS BETTER

bayulll01:
u are one of the most sensible people av ever set my eye on,nigeria the most useless and pathetic country in the whole continent pls send me the contact Tunisia pls I beg you

viczing:
Except for the man, the rest of the team began firing me questions like I
snatched their boyfriend or something.

bayulll01:
u are one of the most sensible people av ever set my eye on,nigeria the most useless and pathetic country in the whole continent pls send me the contact Tunisia pls I beg you

goldfish80:
Am a huge fan of naijasinglegirl. Kudos to whoever is responsible for the humorous write-ups.

Kingrapha:
dm bad ooooo














but u should lay of the orijin.... haba it ain't healty

Sleek05:


naijasinglegirl is responsible for the humourous write-ups. kudos to her

goldfish80:

Naijasinglegirl is kinda anonymous. Nobody knows if a guy or girl is behind the articles. That's why I I used the pronoun "whoever "
I've lost count the number of my favourite article posted by naijasinglegirl.

Naijasinglegirl:
ermmm...I am female. Isn't it obvious