AfahaAbia:


Saas products

dangoteinlaw:
oh you think business men are the wealthiest, only ibos believe in buying and selling. The richest are tech and real estate.

AfahaAbia:


Saas products

Abi1985:
Please I am asking and I want to know if such jobs exist legit in Nigeria

shomutuski:
NNPC, DPR, PEFMB, NRC, NERC. NDDC, IPPIS, FMD, ASO ROCK, CABALS, GOV KIDS, LOBBYISTS ETC

I worked at the petroleum equalization fund management board with my uncle before leaving Nigeria, He was in IT, i was in Admin and Personnel! His annual salary 26million probably gross or net not sure. but he made that alright. even the executive secretary of the organization earns 57million as at 2019 minus bonus and incentives.

The thing those that are making money from Nigeria arent tribalistic or hating on each other, they just work together to bleed Nigeria at the expense of the pawns (general public).

Abi1985:
Please I am asking and I want to know if such jobs exist legit in Nigeria

LittleBigDick:
My uncle was got paid 3m for developing a game in the pre 90s .



Man sold the game to EA and made huge bags.


I once saw an offer for an Excel VBA dev with 1mill pay offer on wall street job site.
1 million naira or dollars?

shomutuski:
NNPC, DPR, PEFMB, NRC, NERC. NDDC, IPPIS, FMD, ASO ROCK, CABALS, GOV KIDS, LOBBYISTS ETC

I worked at the petroleum equalization fund management board with my uncle before leaving Nigeria, He was in IT, i was in Admin and Personnel! His annual salary 26million probably gross or net not sure. but he made that alright. even the executive secretary of the organization earns 57million as at 2019 minus bonus and incentives.

The thing is those that are making money from Nigeria arent tribalistic or hating on each other, they just work together to bleed Nigeria at the expense of the pawns (general public).

XAUBulls:

Back in the day, those who had personal links with top military men made even more millions using those agencies listed in the first paragraph as a leverage.

Your last paragraph is spot on.

shomutuski:


I worked with an hausa guy in that office, his father was an admiral in the navy working in the creeks. their house in maitama alone cost 400m, what he told me and i believed when i visited it. he was a very cocky and boastful guy but liked me cus i was street smart in that office. i knew how to massage egos to get what i wanted. it's a shame that I had to leave because they were planning on removing the non-hausa to allow contacts from aso villa work there.

I learnt about Nigeria in a year what i have never learnt my whole life. Nigeria is a scam alright, the only time you hear Nigeria is when they are all sharing wealth.

Interests and eye service is the order of the day, one igbo guy even faked converting to Islam then to get a job, i was a muslim but from the south west so they didnt fully see me as one. even though i spoke hausa.

The average man on the street will keep being emotional and fanatic in following but will never touch wealth until they understand how the game is played, guy people get money and they no work for am. i mean mad money

i cant say much

XAUBulls:

Nicely put @Shomutuski,

You are street smart and truly understand the innefficient way things have always been done back in Nigeria.

I had interactions with some of those millionaire Northern dudes as well (who I originally knew decades back from my FGC days in a major Northern state capital while I lived in Lagos then, when we students could afford to fly to boarding school domestically by
Kabo Air or Nigeria Airways), and they ran things just like you said with the excessive man-know-man started by those military governments.

Only the full decentralisation of Nigeria with a strong leadership and stronger institutions can propel the country to the level of an advanced one like Japan, Singapore, or South Korea.

As a technocrat and chartered accountant who worked as a treasurer with the multinational, ExxonMobil, and other U.S.-based
Fortune 500 firms, I believe the President-elect, Bola Ahmed
Adekunle Tinubu and his team will take Nigeria from the cliff edge and block the innefficiencies in all sectors.

Failure to do this, Nigeria would be better off going the way of the former USSR and Czechoslovakia for easier management. Awolowo proved that industrialisation and innovation can be achieved through his setting up of many Industrial Estates in the Old Western Region such as the Ikeja Industrial Estate, Oluyole Industrial Estate in Ibadan, the first TV station in Ibadan, and even real estates such as the Ikeja GRA, and the first tallest skyscraper called Cocoa House.


All the best.