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femisplash:
This guy is up to something, I don't think being the richest man in the world is his motivation. I feel like he wants to control the human minds.

My thinking as well.

'Cos It looks like his moves have an agenda and of course, he has the financial backing and network to make it happen.

And there is nothing wrong with an ambition, until...

While you're training your child to be a responsible member of the society, another parent has allowed their own child to run riot over them and others.

My take is simple: as you train your child to uphold the highest moral standards and be gentle and nice to people, they should know that some people in this world will move crazy. They should also learn the skill to discern and treat the crazy ones accordingly.

This world is not for the weak.

Sounds like a fiction but no doubt the unemployment in Nigeria is not a joke.

And the chances are more dire for graduates when the courses being taught in school is far from what's used in the marketplace.

Now, you need a handy skill, some networking skill and good communication added to your degree to give you a fighting chance in the real world.

There are three categories of people that are excluded from benefitting from the newly signed Minimum Wage Repeal and Re-enactment Bill, 2019.

President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday signed the bill into law.

Those excluded are: Persons who are employing less than 25 workers; persons who work in a ship which sail out of the jurisdiction; persons who are in other kinds of regulated employment are exempted by the Act.

Sen. Ita Enang, Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly Matters (Senate), made this known while briefing State House Correspondents at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

The National Assembly had on March 19, approved N30, 000 as the new national minimum wage, with an appeal to the Federal Government to expedite action on its assent and implementation.

“This makes it compulsory for all employers of labour in Nigeria to pay their workers the sum of N30, 000.

“This excludes persons who are employing less than 25 workers; persons who work in a ship which sail out of the jurisdiction; persons who are in other kinds of regulated employment are exempted by the Act.

“It also gives the workers the right if you are compelled by any circumstance to accepting a salary that is less than 30,000, for you to sue your employers to recover the balance,’’ Enang said.

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