₦airaland Forum

Thinktwicemybro:
Sometimes telling people your plan can ruin the plan. Some opinion can discourage your destiny. God created secrets for a reason. Not telling your parents your plans does not make you foolish. I know many people that completed their house before telling their parents. I know people who told their parents and friends they bought land but never built the house, instead they end up selling the land. Life is deeper into than you think.

Nazgul:
If the manager in question was in the grade this earns 1.7m per year, he wouldn't have left Nigeria.

Nazgul:
The question you should be asking is how much does a bank manager earn in Nigeria?

If you must know, no bank in Nigeria pays their branch managers up to N1m. On an average, they earn between 500-600k. (That's about $600 not pounds o)

A skyscraper window cleaner in the UK earns about £23,000. With that amount, you can live comfortably in the UK.

Aside the risks involved in the job, I won't say he made a bad choice.

Jewessgratitud3:
Soft life to hard life.

I guess when he got there and saw the pile of bills staring him in the face he had no choice but to grab the next available job.

If you are gainfully employed in naija, you don't need to japa. Japa is for someone who has no hope of ever getting a job in Nigeria. He'll appreciate any kind of job he finds there.

finallybusy:
Bottle of Coca Cola you buy, there is tax attached. Movies you watch in the cinema have VAT attached. A box of sugar, tax is deducted. Don’t think garri bought in markets don’t have tax attached.

Continue living life as usual.

Capernum:
Again... Femisim is demonic... It's not an attack against men but against women.

Skyrose:
I didn't accept it ooo because the people I tried talking to all to help meet up the target said they don't like polaris bank and since they hardly convert their staff so that's why I didn't take it.
I'm still trying to apply for other jobs

Skyrose:
Thanks sis

Eriokanmi:
Congratulations girl. I remember my sis inlaw who once worked at one of the leading banks in Nigeria before she relocated overseas with her husband. Its enslaving to be working at a contract staff in amy organisation. It was horrible when she narrated her story. The contract company was always taking a chunk of her salary for years before their head of department nominated her for conversion and she went for that exam, another though hurdle for her. Her boss was so happy that she didn't disappoint her when the tesult came out. Her first salary was so fat. All the best!