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My friend, I totally understand your concerns and desires! Firstly, kudos to you for recognizing the value of acquiring a new skill, especially one that can be a source of income. Learning painting can be a fantastic way to express yourself creatively and potentially earn a living. Now, let's weigh the pros and cons of your decision: Pros 1. Acquiring a new skill: Learning painting can open up new opportunities and provide a sense of fulfillment. 2. Potential income stream: With painting skills, you can offer services, sell artwork, or even teach others. 3. Personal growth: Taking a break from your current routine can help you recharge and gain a fresh perspective. 4. Family support: Living with your elder brother can provide emotional support and guidance. Cons 1. Financial uncertainty: You'll be giving up your steady income (N90,000/month) for an uncertain period. 2. Career impact: Taking a 3-month break might affect your career progression or relationships with your current employer. 3. Unpredictable outcomes: There's no guarantee that you'll become proficient in painting or that it will lead to a sustainable income. 4. Adjusting to a new environment: Living with your brother and adapting to a new routine can be challenging. To make an informed decision, consider the following: 1. Can you afford the financial risk? Do you have enough savings to support yourself during the 3-month period? 2. How will this impact your long-term goals? Will taking a break from your current career hinder your progress or create new opportunities? 3. What's your plan for after the 3 months? Do you have a clear idea of how you'll integrate your new painting skills into your life and career? Ultimately, the decision is yours. Take your time, weigh the pros and cons carefully, and consider discussing your plans with trusted friends, family, or a mentor. What do you think? Is there anything specific that's driving your desire to make this change? Marioconsult: |
Offpoint1:With building collapse almost on a daily, would you want it risk your life to them? |
Adekunle1665:. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to apply for an international passport in Nigeria: Step 1: Determine the Type of Passport You Need Nigeria offers two types of international passports: 1. *32-page passport*: Suitable for frequent travelers or those who need extra pages for visas. 2. *64-page passport*: Ideal for individuals who require more pages for visas or travel frequently. Step 2: Gather Required Documents To apply for an international passport in Nigeria, you'll need the following documents: 1. *Completed online application form*: Fill out the application form on the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) website. 2. *Birth certificate*: Original and photocopy. 3. *National Identity Number (NIN) slip*: Original and photocopy. 4. *Local Government Area (LGA) certificate*: Original and photocopy. 5. *Marriage certificate (if applicable)*: Original and photocopy. 6. *Divorce certificate (if applicable)*: Original and photocopy. 7. *Court affidavit (if applicable)*: Original and photocopy. 8. *Two recent passport photographs*: With a white background. 9. *Parental consent letter (for minors)*: Signed by both parents. Step 3: Fill Out the Online Application Form 1. Visit the NIS website ((link unavailable)). 2. Click on "Passport Application" and select "Apply Now." 3. Fill out the online application form carefully. 4. Upload the required documents. 5. Submit the application. Step 4: Make Payment 1. Pay the passport application fee online or at a designated bank. 2. The fee for a 32-page passport is N25,000 (approximately $55 USD), while the fee for a 64-page passport is N35,000 (approximately $77 USD). Step 5: Attend an Interview (If Required) In some cases, you may be required to attend an interview at the passport office. Step 6: Collect Your Passport Once your application is approved, you'll receive an email notification to collect your passport at the designated passport office. Processing Time The processing time for an international passport in Nigeria typically takes: - 3-5 working days for expedited service (additional fee applies). - 5-7 working days for standard service. Additional Tips - Ensure you fill out the online application form carefully to avoid errors. - Use a valid email address and phone number to receive updates on your application. - Be prepared to provide additional documentation if required. - Avoid using third-party agents or middlemen to apply for your passport. Remember to check the NIS website for the most up-to-date information and requirements for applying for an international passport in Nigeria. |
Adekunle1665:Do you want want to do it yourself (DIY) or you want officers to help you? If it's DIY 5yrs 50k 10yrs 70k If you want immigration to help you 5yrs 90k expreyand you get it within 3 days after capturing 10yrs 250k, you get it immediately after capturing |
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Delightsome2023:Okay |
nams77:Learn first before you earn. I can teach you the basic for a fee though |
Thomthom:Which app? |
nams77:Learn as nush as you can, if there need for you to pay for a class pay but if you cannot then go to YouTube and learn as much as you can. |
gunners160:Hmmmm na wa o! |
Smilleydr:Nice one. |
Ubdavis:Honorable Lower your mic! |
What happened? Kamalex2: |
Smilleydr:Life in itself is a risk. You can move to the new town gather up yourself and relocate your family down to the state. Abi no be people they relocate their wife and children from Nigeria to US or Canada? |
Queengee:Queen! You too sabi |
YoungLionken:I swear I read a thread here about two weeks ago. A young lady's inspiring story. |
stan4b:How long was the relationship? |
solexjames:This evening you will die |
*Urgent Recruitment!!!* Position: UNDERWRITING OFFICER Location: Ikoyi, Lagos. Job Type: Full-time. Net Salary: ₦120,000.00 per month (Other Earnings Potential and Benefits: Staff Bus + Pension + HMO + 13th Month and Annual Leave) *Key Responsibilities:* - Review insurance applications for compliance and adherence - Assess clients’ background information and financial status - Liaise with specialists to gather information and opinions - Weight loss exposures and determine underwriting alternatives - Draw up a quotes for competitive insurance premiums - Negotiate and define the specific terms of insurance policies with brokers or policyholders - Keep detailed records of policies underwritten and decisions made - Balance between mass and homogeneity of risks to achieve predictability of future results - Develop and maintain a profitable book of business for the insurer - Follow applicable insurance laws *Skill Requirements* - Good Business Acumen - Extensive knowledge of MS Office tools (especially Excel) - Proven numeracy and statistical skills - Good understanding of risk management - Communication skills, interpersonal, and business presentation skills *Qualifications:* • B.Sc / HND in related field. • At least 1 year of experience in underwriting or similar role. • Strong organizational skills and proficiency in Insurance field. Ready to join our client dynamic team? Send CVs to eapata@hytng.com with the subject "Underwriting Officer" |
IfyAwazie:Christine, you still doing urgent 2k ke ![]() |
BoldBrainz:Can you imagine? |
Maj196:I need to do more of 4 in 2025. I believe travelling id part of education. |
abba190b:You are not working? Or you lost your job? |
abba190b:Says who? You had better dust yourself up and try again. |
gunners160:You must be joking. |
TechBaron:3, 5 &7 FACT aye |
![]() Thomthom:Learn to choose the exchange that gives the lowest fee. |
Englishisamust:Them show me for 2024 |
Houseofglam7:True |
Alakoriomo:What?! Can you explain more? |
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