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Actual value of the fuel is between 450 and 1000 chicoMX: |
Bubu, claimed the 5000 is for social intervention programs. They need to borrow money, we are not generating money. Sooner or later, we would face the decision of cuts. Supposedly increasing the salaries, with no income, CBN stooge is just printing and printing. Inflation will worsen year on year and if they continue down this path, all we would have is worthless paper. I don't even trust the banks anymore (minimal exposure to them, no Naira savings or USD DOM account), I am just living my life with the expectation that all will go to hell and mostly the rich will exploit the situation to their benefit. michlins: |
Fuel subsidy, inevitably is not sustainable. It has to be removed. Yes the ripple effects in the short term would be disastrous for any Government of the day, the instability that it will cause continues to make it a scary disease that we just want to continue managing. However, it has to be removed. The process is not transparent, NNPL cannot continue to be a regulator and a player in the game. Not to mention that it is the sole importer of gasoline, it's almost as though they are waiting for Dangote to come online then it transitions to a regulator. It is in my opinion that even when Dangote comes online, it might be cheaper to import than to buy from him. However, Alahji Putin (https://medium.com/@doubleeph/alhaji-putin-s-republic-a07381caec18) will not allow anyone threaten his monopoly. He is after all coming as our fuel messiah. GeneralPula: |
Yeah, since it is the Govt itself that is responsible for these fiscal cuts. At the end of the day, it is still the masses that are most affected. You can argue that our government does not already do anything for us in the first place, it will curtail their purses. However, the future that awaits, even when Dangote brings his refinery online does not seem like a pleasant experience for the masses. Our Nigerian government has show over time that they would rather throw the citizenry under the bus than share the largess with them. Currently they are claiming they are giving monies (#5000) to some certain people, I have not seen even a single recipient. michlins: |
I think this is a naive opinion. You should't borrow to pay subsidy on Gasoline, wherein a significant proportion of it is exported to neighbouring countries. Nigeria has the lowest gas prices in West Africa and we are a smugglers paradise. Soon the borrowing will be impossible without fiscal cut, very steep ones unlike those we have ever seen. michlins: |
Because it is paper. They have some requirements about the ID, I can't recall. However, it cannot be paper or handwritten. dauntless15: |
Is that the only GOVT ID that you have? Even an expired one? My advice to you is that you contact support. Picture attached is the approach I took when Nigeria wanted to kill me because I want to get passport, they verified me with the details and images I provided. dauntless15:
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Unfortunately I don't have that information. champeeon: |
No card provider uses the official rate. They would be out of business if they did. champeeon: |
Bros, this is why I have a Payoneer Card. I don't know of another option you can top up with USD directly. RoyalPriesthuud: |
I tell you. ArticleBeast: |
Remitly directly to your DOM account. If the person is from the US, ACH to GeegPay. I wonder why Wise is being reversed tho, suspicious! Toju20: |
Why not use https://noones.com it is simply Paxful rebranded. I migrated my data completely from Paxful and I have already traded Wise several times on the new Platform beautycrush24: |
I mentally track their rates with naira4dollar. The only reason why I use them is because of convenience, and that UBA DOM account prevents you from transferring with the mobile app. qtguru: |
LOOOL. Sounds like a joke. GPT may be able to write a fantasy novel soon, but there will always be far more interesting human authors using it as an assistant. GPT is just a tool, how do you translate emotion into code, giving love and hate weights? Imagine you need to write a 300-page novel, even after feeding the AI the prompts, it will never be perfect. You also know that the end target of the novel is a human ( at least for now ), so the structure of the book has to make sense, not just ramblings of predictive text. Same for code, I don't know anything about Elixir and Phoenix, but yet I needed to desperately create a route on an existing project and return a response. I did not have the time to open Manning and finish a textbook for something due in 2 hours. So I asked GPT, and as you can see from the screenshots, it was a good tool to use, although not perfect. In my opinion, it is the same way people fear technology, they start to think of how it makes their field extinct. If you think computers have taken away the job of accountants, or AI will suddenly be able to prepare your books for the tax man or write legal documents for you, I sincerely wish you well. dreamxhaser:
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I disagree. Has anyone come to meet you to discuss anything like Interim Govt? Or try to induce any commitment from you to overthrow the Govt? Kobonaire4: |
Yeah. On Paxful you need to buy USDT and then Sell USDT for NGN. You can choose to sell your USDT on Paxful (The rates on Binance are much better, last time I checked. Geegpay has saved me from crypto watching. ) However if you wish to transfer out, Paxful charges about 5-6$ for outgoing transfers. RoyalPriesthuud:
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Paxful Peer to Peer. Eat your loss. About 6-8% RoyalPriesthuud: |
This one na fraud o bootyeater: |
I was invited too o, but I did not take the test. nurez305: |
No idea, you are putting yourself out there potentially. These are also very uncertain times and the competition is very high for the few roles, not to mention that there are very numerous candidates that are probably far more knowledgeable and experienced than you currently are. You cannot even preemptively state what will make the client attracted to you, you are simply fishing in the dark, throwing yourself out there and hoping something bites. All you need is one lucky break, and you'll need to seize this and deliver in a timely fashion to get that first great review. The amount of confidence that will infuse into you, I doubt that you can imagine. I understand the Connects are expensive, hence my statement that you should consider the freelance plus subscription. 11,250 ish monthly or thereabouts. nurez305: |
Bros, me no be Sir o. 1. Go to https://www.upwork.com/hire/us/ and check out the web dev section. 2. Look for someone successful, check out their portfolio and page, and what they claim they know. 3. Update your own profile and portfolio, and start to learn more stacks. 4. Price aggressively. 5. Set availability using connects. 6. Check Upwork every day. 7. Get your profile completeness to 100% 8. Consider Freelance plus nurez305: |
React? nurez305: |
Yes, I believe that the GT Dollar Card should work. How to receive payments? This depends on you and your risk appetite. The local bank method will allow you to add your Nigerian bank account, and get paid with it, the downside of this is that they use the official CBN rate. $100 will be about NGN 44000 ish. Upwork does not allow you to use a DOM account to receive money directly. Payoneer will allow you to send USD to a Nigerian Dom account, this however comes with its own charges. Upwork to Payoneer will cost a $2 fee. The minimum amount you can withdraw from Payoneer is $50 (Please take note of this, so you don't get stung). In addition, there is a withdrawal fee, for transactions less than $500, there is a minimum charge of $10 above $500, and the charge is 2%. So if you get $52(minus the service charge) on Upwork and you send it to Payoneer, then withdraw it to your DOM account, you will get $40. You can however send it to a US bank account through ACH. There are several companies that provide you with this feature (GeegPay, Wise, Payday) You may need to fulfil some sort of KYC and some other criteria to get access to the account, but this is generally considered as the "sweetest" way to withdraw your earnings. I wish you all the best. NB. I have not tried Paypal, so I can't help describe how that process works. NoonMasamune: |
It has moved to pending right? So if you click on pending, you can see the date it will become available to you. Samuell2019: |
Oh, then it will be available after 5 days. After the standard security hold Samuell2019: |
This is to receive money, not to buy connects. Are you sure you are on the right page? NoonMasamune: |
The money is only available to you after completing the milestone. The client will have to release the money to you. Samuell2019: |
Why don't you fill the form? Samuell2019: |
Did you check here to see if you already have a TIN https://tinverification.jtb.gov.ng/Template/TINVerification From my own programming perspective, I think you already filling that you are not in the US is already making you exempt from the tax. There is no way to validate the number that you have added in Nigeria. I believe the number added only becomes important when Nigeria establishes her own laws about how freelancers should be taxed then Payoneer is then legally culpable for you having an invalid number. You can test the transaction with a small amount. Also, Tax should be removed before available for withdrawal not at the point of withdrawing itself. ( This is speculation on my part) RoyalPriesthuud: |
Yes, usually. However, It took about 30-40 mins yesterday. I searched on Twitter and it seems that someone else was in the same shoes. qtguru: |
I understand what you mean perfectly. However, you will have to choose your poison. For starters, Upwork does not function as a bank, and in their FAQ's they mention somewhere that after 6 months and you don't withdraw, they send you balance to your account. The fear is however violating one of their TOS and them seizing your funds. For that reason, you can choose another service to rely on (Wise, Payoneer, they have good repute, but you can also violate their TOS too) or you can simply save to your Nigerian DOM account. You will eventually have to choose one service and rely on, then hope and pray. Me, I don't trust the Nigerian banks, I have chosen Wise as my poison. Dudeladude: |