Lesson for ladies: Nothing is free.....even in Freetown!

You think your puna is gold? They pay high because they get more value than s*x.

Be yourself!

Be original!

Take more risks in your life!

End or continue, I gain!

End: I'll replace you asap.
Continue: I keep enjoying my goodies.

I play my game well!

Everyone wants to trend........ reconciliation is better than beefing.

Adexy4us:
Haba! that's outrageous....I have gone for more 5 interviews in top notch schools in Ajah & Lekki and I confidently tel u that no schools in both places pay up to 200k

For a degree holder with vast experience, the following are range of d pay:

Ajah: 35-60k

Lekki: 60-100k

Pgde/Masters

Ajah: 60-80k

Lekki: 100-150k

With the latest development so far.... there are few schools in lekki and Ikeja GRA that can pay 200k and above.... I am a living testimony to this.. To God be the glory

That was like 5 yrs ago


But now(2021) the narrative has changed

For a degree holder with vast experience, the following are range of d pay:

Ajah: 45-65k

Lekki: 80-120k

Pgde/Masters

Ajah: 80-120k

Lekki: 150-250k

Do you still work on the island?

Adexy4us:
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Still on?

Many of the children especially girls living in face me I face you get abused, from experience.

If you have a beautiful baby girl and you're living in face me I face you, draw her closer than ever, she is being targeted for abuse.

Honoured after death.

They don't appreciate you when you're alive, after you die, then they show fake love!


Travelled by road, alive, travelled by air, dead!

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2.3 million for a 1st generation sienna?

I used to think Dickson was a male's name until this post.

So a female can bear Dickson!

Good for us!

I prefer to teach on the island than to teach for the government. Two good private classes, and I'm good to go.

Many teachers I know on the island get good rides in their first year, while those in public get used to keeping a satchet of Panadol in their bags.

Many public school students have no joy when it comes to class control.

CSTRR:

Yes, I have a friend that teaches English.

She worked on the island for two years, bought a car within that time and opened a standard bet9ja shop in Ikorodu for her husband where she stays and then resigned.

She was previously teaching tutorial in Ikorodu until someone linked her to one big school on the island.

It is typical for a teacher on the island to upgrade to middle class in no time. One's environment matters, you know.

Ayomi90:

Hope u secure your income till old age. That's d benefit of working with the govt.

Good luck to your job security and 35years service pension.
I don't aim at job security, I aim at growth.

This movement is degenerating.

How can you attempt to disrupt daily activities in the name of rally.

Shut down Lagos kor.

Na endurance mode now, infact many are now living in survival mode.


Always remain positive. Problem no dey finish.

Banking and Finance course na scam.


There is no complexity in banking anymore, everything is now being computerized. A basic knowledge of computer operation is all you need.

iamdapsyj:


Exactly, but you need certifications and training to be able to move up the ladder.

I agree.

How do drunks continue taking what makes them embarrass themselves over and over again!

One man slept in a gutter after getting drunk, the next weekend I saw him drunk again.

Op, you can do better than this.

My advice: snap some scenes of different adverts in your content and upload here to give viewers a hint on what to expect.


You don't have to litter every section of nairaland to get your viewers.

More often than not: Quality beats quantity

Op, you can do better than this.

My advice: snap some scenes of different adverts in your content and upload here to give viewers a hint on what to expect.


You don't have to litter every section of nairaland to get your viewers.

More often than not: Quality beats quantity

Op, you can do better than this.

My advice: snap some scenes of different adverts in your content and upload here to give viewers a hint on what to expect.


You don't have to litter every section of nairaland to get your viewers.

More often than not: Quality beats quantity

Op, you can do better than this.

My advice: snap some scenes of different adverts in your content and upload here to give viewers a hint on what to expect.


You don't have to litter every section of nairaland to get your viewers.

More often than not: Quality beats quantity

Op, you can do better than this.

My advice: snap some scenes of different adverts in your content and upload here to give viewers a hint on what to expect.


You don't have to litter every section of nairaland to get your viewers.

More often than not: Quality beats quantity

Op, you can do better than this.

My advice: snap some scenes of different adverts in your content and upload here to give viewers a hint on what to expect.


You don't have to litter every section of nairaland to get your viewers.

More often than not: Quality beats quantity

Do kids still play tete, suwe, I call on, jackpot(whot), after round one(beating ), hide and seek, kite, paper boat race, Mr macaroni .............tikeke tikeke , the last is a fool, police and thief etc.

Patrioticbreed9:

Oh men!
You are on point!..

Mr macaroni back then i dey use am scope girls.

Abeg, gist me. Scope them to do weytin?

Patrioticbreed9:


Play play husband and wife .

You may have gotten me then. I so wanted to be a mummy, I once used a tin from tomato paste to cook. I was caught.

This reminds me of "stupid song" by Bez. Share if you have listened to the song and you can relate.

What agbero is to Lagos, so is banditry to the north. They are all tools in the hands of the political elite.

Bloggers are fond of posting malicious and unverifiable reports just to pull traffic.

No price, no mileage?

When people are continually bashing you, know that there is something special about you.

The more they bash Burna, the more they give him free publicity.

If you can embolden the points instead of just caps lock the post will be more reader friendly.

Vipro:
There’s an old saying “Money, money, money—it’s all they can think about.” Unlikely to be true of course, given that hardly anybody thinks about money itself (unless they happen to be a coin collector). The reason we all pursue and desire and fiercely protect money is because of what we can do with it.

And no, of course money can’t buy you love or happiness. Although it can buy a good deal of pleasure—and remove a lot of unhappiness. But it can buy you plenty of other things.



Over the years I’ve identified 5 golden rules to get lots of money. I’ve studied a lot of wealthy people, and it’s clear to me that there are some fundamental common principles followed by almost all. The bulk of the Rules in this article fall into that category. Then there are also some principles which some rich people swear by, but not all. I’ve included some of those too for good measure, just in case you too are one of the people they do the trick for:

RULE 1- Anybody Can Be Wealthy—You Just Need to Apply Yourself

The lovely thing about money is that it really doesn’t discriminate. It doesn’t care what color or race you are, what class you are, what your parents did, or even who you think you are. Each and everyday starts with a clean slate so that no matter what you did yesterday, today begins anew, and you have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else to take as much as you want. The only thing that can hold you back is yourself and your own money myths.

RULE 2- Decide on Your Definition of Wealth

So, what, to you, is wealth? This is one you have to sit down and work out in advance if you are going to get wealthy. My observation is that wealthy people invariably have worked this one out. They know exactly what, to them, wealth means.

RULE 3- Set your Objectives

By defining what you mean by wealth, you now have a destination. Setting your objectives is establishing a timetable to reach that destination. It’s quite simple. If you know you are going to drive to a certain place, it makes sense to know

1- What time you are leaving home

2- What time you expect to arrive

3- What route you are going to take

4- What you will be doing when you get there



Getting rich is exactly the same. You will want to know in advance what rich means to you, how you intend getting there, how long you expect it to take, and what you are going to be able to do or want to do with your money when you get it.

So, having defined what wealth means to you, can you now see the importance of setting your objective? Think about how you intend getting rich and how long it is going to take you, and then set your objective. It might be simple: “I am going to be a millionaire by my fortieth birthday, and I shall make my money by running my own telecommunications company.”

Your objective has to be realistic, honest, and achievable. By realistic I mean that setting an objective of being the richest person in the world might happen, but it isn’t going to, it isn’t realistic.

Honest means you have to be true to yourself and set an objective that you can live with and work with. Lying to yourself means it will fail. Lying to others means it will fail.

Achievable? Yes—that, too. If you know nothing about property and aren’t interested in learning, have no capital and can’t get a mortgage, then setting an objective to be a property developer isn’t realistic, honest, or achievable.



Happy with what you’ve got? Good. If not, try again and let’s get a move on; we want to get you up and running as soon as possible.

RULE 4- Keep It Under Your Hat

Now that you have embarked on a new journey, a new direction, it might be worth keeping it under your hat. There may come a time when you will need to discuss what you are doing with money people but for the moment don’t broadcast what you are doing. There are several reasons for this:

- Other people’s opinions can often be negative, and this can discourage you.

- If everyone is doing it, there may be less room for you.

- There’s no need to give away all your best ideas.

- Having other people discussing your business among themselves is never good for you.

- You don’t want to be seen as preaching or trying to convert people to your way of thinking.

- No one else really wants to know what you’re up to—if they ask how you are, reply with a simple “Fine” rather than a lengthy explanation of what you are doing.

- It’s nice having a secret—gives you a warm, smug, glowing feeling.



If you go round broadcasting what you’re doing, there will be people around you who will get jealous and will do pretty well anything to discourage you.

RULE 5- Most People Are Too Lazy to Be Wealthy

You have to get up early, work hard all day, and go to bed still working on your objective. Yes, money does sometimes grow on trees—or so it seems. Yes, people do win the lottery, the jackpot, the big prize. People do get sudden inheritances from long-lost relatives. Yes, people do suddenly find fame and for￾tune where they sought for none. But it isn’t going to happen to you. Well, the odds are that it won’t.



I think if you look at anyone rich enough to be a role model— Dangote, Adenuga, Otedola, Warren Buffett, Bill Gates—you’ll notice only one thing in common…they work their socks off. They might make their money from computers, sales, business, the telecommunications industry, whatever. But the one thing they all share is the ability to do more in a day than most of us do in a month.

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See the difference?

Vipro:
There’s an old saying “Money, money, money—it’s all they can think about.” Unlikely to be true of course, given that hardly anybody thinks about money itself (unless they happen to be a coin collector). The reason we all pursue and desire and fiercely protect money is because of what we can do with it.

And no, of course money can’t buy you love or happiness. Although it can buy a good deal of pleasure—and remove a lot of unhappiness. But it can buy you plenty of other things.



Over the years I’ve identified 5 golden rules to get lots of money. I’ve studied a lot of wealthy people, and it’s clear to me that there are some fundamental common principles followed by almost all. The bulk of the Rules in this article fall into that category. Then there are also some principles which some rich people swear by, but not all. I’ve included some of those too for good measure, just in case you too are one of the people they do the trick for:

RULE 1- Anybody Can Be Wealthy—You Just Need to Apply Yourself

The lovely thing about money is that it really doesn’t discriminate. It doesn’t care what color or race you are, what class you are, what your parents did, or even who you think you are. Each and everyday starts with a clean slate so that no matter what you did yesterday, today begins anew, and you have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else to take as much as you want. The only thing that can hold you back is yourself and your own money myths.

RULE 2- Decide on Your Definition of Wealth

So, what, to you, is wealth? This is one you have to sit down and work out in advance if you are going to get wealthy. My observation is that wealthy people invariably have worked this one out. They know exactly what, to them, wealth means.

RULE 3- Set your Objectives

By defining what you mean by wealth, you now have a destination. Setting your objectives is establishing a timetable to reach that destination. It’s quite simple. If you know you are going to drive to a certain place, it makes sense to know

1- What time you are leaving home

2- What time you expect to arrive

3- What route you are going to take

4- What you will be doing when you get there



Getting rich is exactly the same. You will want to know in advance what rich means to you, how you intend getting there, how long you expect it to take, and what you are going to be able to do or want to do with your money when you get it.

So, having defined what wealth means to you, can you now see the importance of setting your objective? Think about how you intend getting rich and how long it is going to take you, and then set your objective. It might be simple: “I am going to be a millionaire by my fortieth birthday, and I shall make my money by running my own telecommunications company.”

Your objective has to be realistic, honest, and achievable. By realistic I mean that setting an objective of being the richest person in the world might happen, but it isn’t going to, it isn’t realistic.

Honest means you have to be true to yourself and set an objective that you can live with and work with. Lying to yourself means it will fail. Lying to others means it will fail.

Achievable? Yes—that, too. If you know nothing about property and aren’t interested in learning, have no capital and can’t get a mortgage, then setting an objective to be a property developer isn’t realistic, honest, or achievable.



Happy with what you’ve got? Good. If not, try again and let’s get a move on; we want to get you up and running as soon as possible.

RULE 4- Keep It Under Your Hat

Now that you have embarked on a new journey, a new direction, it might be worth keeping it under your hat. There may come a time when you will need to discuss what you are doing with money people but for the moment don’t broadcast what you are doing. There are several reasons for this:

- Other people’s opinions can often be negative, and this can discourage you.

- If everyone is doing it, there may be less room for you.

- There’s no need to give away all your best ideas.

- Having other people discussing your business among themselves is never good for you.

- You don’t want to be seen as preaching or trying to convert people to your way of thinking.

- No one else really wants to know what you’re up to—if they ask how you are, reply with a simple “Fine” rather than a lengthy explanation of what you are doing.

- It’s nice having a secret—gives you a warm, smug, glowing feeling.



If you go round broadcasting what you’re doing, there will be people around you who will get jealous and will do pretty well anything to discourage you.

RULE 5- Most People Are Too Lazy to Be Wealthy

You have to get up early, work hard all day, and go to bed still working on your objective. Yes, money does sometimes grow on trees—or so it seems. Yes, people do win the lottery, the jackpot, the big prize. People do get sudden inheritances from long-lost relatives. Yes, people do suddenly find fame and for￾tune where they sought for none. But it isn’t going to happen to you. Well, the odds are that it won’t.



I think if you look at anyone rich enough to be a role model— Dangote, Adenuga, Otedola, Warren Buffett, Bill Gates—you’ll notice only one thing in common…they work their socks off. They might make their money from computers, sales, business, the telecommunications industry, whatever. But the one thing they all share is the ability to do more in a day than most of us do in a month.

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Many of us look at the points to assess the post to see if it is worth reading or not. A post becomes more appealing when its points are highlighted so that one can have an overview of what a post is all about

A wise man once said "Anyone who calls himself intelligent or smart is probably quite the opposite."

There are lots of girls with good stuff upstairs, but it all depends on your social circle.

If I ask you all about the last time you all went to a library, I doubt you all will give a favourable answer.

Afterall the current world mathematics champion is a Nigerian girl, but you all like to downplay Nigerian girls at every little opportunity you get.

Epositive:


Intelligence is relative. However, I strongly doubt the OP is referring to "book smart" girls. I have met some students who are slightly above average but are very resourceful in archaeological, historical and other sociopolitical discourses. Likewise are there First class students who knows next to nothing - asides their Course materials.

Intelligence, in this context, is beyond passing with good grades.

Don't misconstrue my point. I only used that academic example because it is more agreeable, if I had pointed so many other examples of females leading in sectors like creative, athletic, leadership, entertainment, entrepreneurship etc............these narrow minded bigots will still try to reinforce their claims using their social circle as a parameter for judgement.

If I ask you all what an intelligent conversation should be like, you all might say it is relative.


My advice to Op: Improve your social circle.......... It is as simple as that!

The Holy Book says: The heart of men is deep and desperately wicked, who can know it?