₦airaland Forum

bassdow:
black market price go start. So long you hanndle your clients rightly, most don't care even when paying alot

Yeah when doing individual or freelance roles, but if it is in credible organisations, they would care

How much

Very Innovative thinking. The main way to find a security but is through an SQL inject or just PHP, Javascript is limited

qtguru:
Government has no say, it's over the internet, it's very unlikely to be regulated.

Yeah, true but only because it is Nigeria

qtguru:
Lol not possible Government can't track your activities, I used to move money around without touching my Nigerian account, I'd sell to BDC and they'd give me naira, so government can't event say or know what I'm doing.

Maybe, if the government implements the usage of workers permit before they are hired remotely, they can

Gerrard59:
If that is the proposed legislation by the LASG, then concerned DNs should move out to other states.

It would greatly affect the states economy

Gerrard59:
That is a standard tax policy of being taxed while residing in the country. Or do you know any country that specifically taxes DNs?

Now, you musn't be a resident to be taxed.
That is why most international remote workers have a gross and net salary

qtguru:
How will they detect that you earn remotely

Maybe a permit will be implemented befora a worker will be able to work remotely

airsaylongcome:
Countries like US, UK, CAN abi? Let’s compare infrastructure and good use of the paid tax. They just increased “Ways and Means” to 10%. A-loot-a continua (The looting continues)

Tis well with this country

100millionGoal:
1M others can build this

It is true, but encourage na. You are too blunt

Most international countries deduct taxes from workers and even remote workers. If this is implemented, we are truly cooked in Nigeria

Lordpeckxy:
You don't need all this to be a good software engineer. Your Laptop or a good desktop could work well enough.

It is like wearing full kit- jersey, boot, shin guard etc,- and still being unable to just pass the ball.
It is this that discourages newbies from learning

Talk to your friend

Abuse of power

Love na love abeg

PerfectStranger:
Gwo gwo gwo ngwo

*begins to start pursuing a PerfectStranger* What an ideal use case scenerio for your moniker

Didn't You see some signs early on in the Relationship ?

When the economy is not smiling.

I don't think gas is really good for the environment oh, and it is too expensive oh

Clout chasing is now a sport in Nigeria

GanagiBitrus:
Point of Correction; what I said was "dragging LGBT rights with normal people"

&yes, they are not normal. Don't get me wrong - the word normal is relative. A man wearing skirt in Scotland would be considered normal, but the reverse would be the case for a man in Nigeria.

Lastly, operating outside the laws of the land makes you a criminal. &LGBT rights are not within our laws. Shalom.

Unless one is legally and officially regarded a criminal by the law enforcers, the person is not a criminal.

Also what are these LGBT rights, if not thesame human rights, without any stigmatization from anyone. Lyncing is a crime whether they are wrong periodt

GanagiBitrus:
My original comment was that they are free to live their lives but not to come & start dragging rights with normal people.
That's the extent of tolerance most reasonable Nigerians will give.
There are even places they'll risk being lynched.

Anyway that's the way it is now. Maybe sometime in future, things may change in their favour.

What you said was "dragging rights with normal people" are they abnormal or not humans. The only condition that guarantees restrict right is if one is legally acknowledged by the police as a criminal

Enjoy it while your here, over thinking will not do you any good

GanagiBitrus:
For real? You expect normal folks in Nigeria to fight for rights of LGBT's. Lol!

Are they not humans living and breathing the same air you do ? Have you ever heared of tolerance ?

GanagiBitrus:
Till then, we work with existing laws.

Classic Nigerian thinking. As long as it does not affect you, you do not question it

GanagiBitrus:
We have laws in Nigeria.

... that need to be updated