₦airaland Forum

easzypeaszy:
This job is showing all the signs of being a scam. First of all, why are we being asked to meet physically for a job that was clearly advertised as remote? In this digital age, any legitimate remote role should conduct interviews virtually—via Google Meet, Teams, or Zoom. The insistence on a physical meeting already raises red flags.

Secondly, why were we added to a WhatsApp group and addressed by a “coordinator” before we were even offered the job? No credible organization does that. A proper recruitment process doesn’t start with a group chat. It starts with an official offer and onboarding process—not random group messages.

Thirdly, the payment request is the biggest red flag of all. Initially, they said no payments were required. Yet suddenly, there’s a link directing us to pay for an notarization.No reputable company would ask candidates to pay money—especially not through informal channels. At most, they would direct you to verify your documents legally, perhaps through a court—not to an unknown person or payment platform.

And when you look into this company, you’ll find that the only review on the entire internet is from one person in nairaland and it was posted just last month, around the same time their LinkedIn page was created. How is that possible for a company that’s supposedly doing mass recruitment? There’s no background, no history, no credibility.

Let’s also be real about the numbers. They claim over 500 of us got this “financing” role through an NGO. But where’s the funding for that kind of scale? Who’s paying the salaries? And speaking of salary—$350 to $700 per week? That sounds too good to be true. In today’s economy, especially in Nigeria, that kind of pay for a supposedly entry-level, remote role is highly suspicious. Do you know how much that is in naira? It doesn’t add up.

Even the assessment process was questionable. Some say it was rigorous—it wasn’t. It was rushed and filled with irrelevant, frustrating questions. Recruitment wrapped up in less than two weeks. That’s not how proper hiring processes work.

Everything about this smells off. From the WhatsApp group to the payment link, the unrealistic pay, and the company’s non-existent digital presence—it’s all screaming scam. Please, let’s be vigilant and not fall for it.

Climate change for country wey poverty na water??, Lol

C is the best option if B can still keep the same speed and momentum, he will square play to B to finish very easily.

Chidolalar:
I swear down.

Imagine burying someone alive.
Imagine burning to death with fire
Imagine death by knife stabbing.
Imagine death by electric shock.
Imagine death by falling down from a very high building and smashing the head in the wall.
And so like that.
Even little hit or bite on your body is painful talk more of those excruciating ones.
That is why d best thing that can ever happen to one is not to exist in life in the first place bcuz u Will have nothing to lose, nothing to gain, nothing to suffer and nothing to enjoy.

Deep!... existing it self is fearful!, apart from death going poor especially when one once did great is a very horrible thing!, that's what I dread most, POVERTY.

Some are still around, like coconut and digestive but the taste has no correlations with the ones we tasted in 90s as kids, seriously Nigeria is gone!, this images brought a kind of nostalgic feelings in me.

elotajohn1:
Churches these days confuse one the more.

A Chosen woman invited me to their church for a Crusade. It was at their Headquarter Ijesha. So I obliged and went for the Crusade. One day My own Church All Saints Anglican Church Surulere had her own Crusade and I invited her, I was shocked at her respond. She said, 'God forbid! How can I leave light and go to darkness'

That was the day I lost it for Churches in Nigeria

Like you'll wonder if there's a different God they worship.

omoredia:
Shame no dey catch una at all. The same US that u are crying over are run by human beings carrying one head and not two.

Leave the idiots, they'll hate Donald Trump all he cares, I kuku trust am, he no send anybody PAPA, Africans should develop their countries!

Tinubuadvocate:
Trump hate Africa especially when your country seems not like uk or Canada. But despite this hate he can still invited some goat leaders for his economy talk in Washington DC...Atiku a nonentity opposition leader abusing mr president because he wasn't invited for the meeting.

Since he hates us why don't we fix our continent?, it's an opportunity to fix nations... it's a blessing in disguise if you can see it that way.

Exactly what I wished 💯, Africans should develop there continent!

Originalsly:
I strongly believe the guy will be treated and released. He was captured by Russians .... and was not a mercenary . His captors understand his situation very well. If he were a mercenary I guess he would've been resting in a shallow unmarked grave. All because of pushing drugs.

Na only get critical sense and understanding here, his last comment... thanking the Russia federation shows he was captured by Russia not Ukraine, fake news to favour Ukraine just litter everywhere nowadays.

cyberbro:
I've always wondered why women don't change to men and participate in men's sports, it's always the other way round... 😂😂

I'm glad America is waking up from her slumber.

Because it's a fraud and evil... those men won't perform anywhere good in the men's sports, so they took their weak assess to female sports, I hate people who changes natural order of life!

Emu4life:
Confused people.


What happened to "Land of the Free"?

If someone decides to identify as a Donkey, let the person be. That's Freedom.

why don't you identify as the dead?, since it is a free world, mtcheeww

How a country reintegrates terrorists into the system just taya me!, nawa oo

Truths9ja:
Education isn't celebrated in Nigeria. Most of the senators in Nigeria presently doesn't have degree not to talk of having PhDs in their various discipline.

Not only in Nigeria... it's rife as you said all over the world, most notable world richest men are dropouts.

Drsmiles:
Buy foodstuffs and enjoy with your family o!! Because how you want take fuel car comfortably when you buy car of 2 m ?

emmyN:
Search for Toyota Camry 1999

You can't even see any good 99 camry on that price

Celestialsword:
Vandalizers at work without thinking of the consequences

Imagine,if a train has ran on that rail at a top speed,lives and properties would have been wasted

Government should employ security to guard the rail tracks,since these criminals has shifted their attention there.

It is the duty of all Nigerians to protect government properties by reporting any suspected criminal to the police.

They should tackle poverty and lack of jobs... that's the major issue!

rinzaugustine:
The british racists by forced progressive igbos to people who don’t know how to progress inspite of opportunities around them…the british set Igbos back by 100 years by forcing igbos together with these people

Blame your brother Azikiwe most!

Mosco100:
You should never bring this online. You both should take your Spiritual life serious. Spend quality time to pray together and study God's word together. Everything will be alright, in Jesus' Name. Amen.

What does spiritual life and prayer has to do with sexual needs?... alot of you are off hinges without realising it!

wolement:
The new responsible man will be doing no touch until marriage and the woman might never give him he*d.

Lol... this Life no balance

Anfieldboss:
God has a way of redirecting us to what is best for us, only if we let Him. I would not be where I am today, if I was practicing engineering.
I have no regrets whatsoever leaving engineering for internal auditing. On the contrary, my regret is wasting time trying to pursue a career in engineering (that I most likely would have struggled in)

I understand you bro... just that in a good nation, the possibility of that occurring is very slim.

sunkee:
We have similar experience. I was on a scholarship in south Korea for my MSc in chemical engineering with good stipend then in 2019. I was told by my professor ( a Korean) that I should stay back and do business with him but I refused. My friends in Korea begged me not to leave but I didn't listen. I'm still working with government agency taking less than 200k as take home after tax.
I always cry anytime I remember this act. My still struggling to make it though by learning new things and even I tried to enter US last year November but my Visa was denied.
I put all my hope in Almighty Allah now sha.

Hmmm, I wish had these opportunities when I was outside Nigeria, what will even make anyone belive in this useless country?, it's well.

Anfieldboss:
Not taking risks in my 20s. I've had a decent job since my mid twenties, when the economy was still fair and the japa movement was yet to be popular. If I was determined to leave Naija then, I would have been able to save up and leave via study route.

The painful part was that I was well informed about travelling abroad....I knew about the process and all but I wasted my time trying to get a fully funded scholarship. I pursued getting one for about 6 years of my life before I finally gave up.

Even when I got my Masters degree @29, a good age and profile for Canada express entry, I didn't make the move. A friend of mine, that we got our Masters the same time is in Canada today as a Permanent resident. He actually told me when he started the process, but I overthought the process like how will I get POF, and I didn't do anything. It was years later I got to know that POF can actually be arranged.

In my 20s, I was risk averse. I knew I wanted to leave Naija, but I wanted to go on a smooth sail. I didn't want to go abroad with uncertainties, and I missed opportunities of going abroad because of not taking risks and overtinking.

Another thing was not adapting to my career path on time. I studied Electrical Engineering, but somehow found myself in Internal Audit @ 26. I refused to adapt and chart a career in Internal Audit...I stubbornly went on trying to pursue a career in engineering. I did a Masters, got engineeering certifications like COREN, NSE and NIPE but could not land an engineeering job.

I became stuck in my career for years. I couldn't apply for senior Audit roles because I did not develop myself, I also could not land engineering roles.

But I thank God, delay is not denial. After working as an Auditor for 7 years, I decided to embrace my career as an Auditor and God gave me divine speed, I got Chartered within a year. My newly acquired qualification as a Chartered Accountant, coupled with my 8+ years as an Internal Auditor, landed me a senior role within the same industry.

I am sincerely grateful to God, because I thank God I am still young to learn from my mistakes.

My advice to the younger ones, especially those still in their 20s, do not be afraid to take risks and do not overthink anything you want to do, just start.

From an engineer to an auditor... chai Nigeria!

PROPEACE:
I Left Nigeria in my mid 20s, completed my MSc with a fully funded scholarship in UK, the son of poor naija civil servants o! Used my two legs to come back to Nigeria. My European girlfriend discouraged me from returning, she told me we should get married, I said no, I struggled for over a decade believing hardwork and merit in Nigeria will get me there. I was interviewed many times by several government agencies in Nigeria but never got the job, today I sit in my 40s licking my wounds. My naija friends that were friendly while I was there have vanished. Some have humiliated me before leaving when it seemed to them the tunnel I am in has no end to it. My biggest undoing in life is I believed too much in this country. Today, my peers that stayed back in UK are doing very well as citizens. I am trying very hard not to give up. Still strategizing. It's hard but deep down in me, I know I have learnt so much. Too much to not make it in the end. I pray for God to grant me long life.

Similar experience but I was used, if I had those opportunities as you did when I was in Europe, nothing would make me ever to comeback, an European girlfriend and scholarship?, never coming back to Nigeria, my poor background experiences taught me there's no hope in this country...so I wonder what made you think there's hope in Nigeria, it's well bro, you'll fix things!

atoliman:
i have seen two mature ladies who were single mum get remarried and now living with their husbands for almost 15 years. No one is perfect and people get divorced. A lot of men tend to bash single mum and sometimes some single mum dey fxxk up by sleeping around with multiple men

Single mothers I know that remarried are still cheating... only pathetic men with no option marries single mothers!

Then how did they infiltrate Nigeria??... you people are mad in this country!

SadiqBabaSani:
Nonsense, Igbo youths should stop fighting their most probable allies

What nonsense Allies?... Allies that was against us during the civil war, we don't need fake people around us!

Thescrutinyng:
https://thescrutinyng.com/police-declares-lagos-based-businesswoman-oyebola-adewunmi-wanted/

1.6ft??... is she a pygmy?

Bobodee09:
Fraud money has make alot of people lose there senses.

Anyone who say one 1m is small today is clearly into fraud.
No one with legitimate income will ever see 1m as small money despite whatever is happening currently in the current.

If she apply for 1million loan today for business does she no how much she will pay has interest.

See my brother we that understand value of money and how it pay to grow business aren't much.

EXACTLY 💯, OR THEY'RE STEALING GOVERNMENT MONEY/ANY ORGANISATION WHERE THEY WORK, even 500k hard die to get easily nowadays, how much is even level 14 salary in government?, bunch of entitled lazy ladies everywhere!

cr7lomo:
Are women like her and u disabled?? Adults that went to school can't make something out of ur lives ...what a shame .... must u depend on a man to be able to make something out of ur lives ?? Did any woman give that her man money to start a business?? This is so shameful that u women are so shameless that u feel entitled to a man's money like u are disabled or illiterates... even disables and illiterates are making millions from the scratch... how can that business even be successful when u didn't make the money urself ... u will end up running it down and still expect the man to recapitalise it ... I really dey shame for u women... that shows that sending women to school is a waste of money ... a father will spend millions training his daughter, onlyvfor her to graduate and now be depending on men to feed or take care of her and her family...an adult woman that's a graduate and not disabled, una no de shame ooo

Virtually 85% of all women who are graduates fall into this category!, after school dey go start to look for rich man to marry them... answering graduates for mouth and ordinary paper certificates, depicts marriage is the highest achievement for women, but dey go still dey lie and deceive themselves, when we see it everytime... omo better to marry a lady who has handwork, because she knows the worth of even 2k than all these spoilt brats with certificates seeking for equality untop of a man's money, God punish devil, na mumu men dey fall for that scam!, marrying a woman with handwork is the best for now!

Sirchiboy:
I asked a lady I want to marry that if i give her 1m to start a business.
Hmmm she told me 1m cant start any business with a shop.
Someone that have not seen 1m in her life saying this.
Please guys if you have such lady in your life never make a mistake to wife her or she will put you in a chronic debt.
You will never achieve anything in life if you marry such girl

If she's not working or have ambition to work with her educational qualifications, make she go learn HANDWORK!, you personally know how tough it is to make that money in present Nigerian economy... make love no make you go mumu oo, you'll suffer!, and once you drop and she senses it, issues will emanate and you'll regret, use head now oo, better dump her!