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WilsonGideon1:
The Governing Council of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) has suspended its Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Abayomi Sunday Fasina, following allegations of sexual harassment made against him by a senior university official, Engr. Folasade Adebayo.

Sad end to what could have been an enviable career

AdamsMosesOma:
I need advice.
I currently work remotely and earn ₦200,000 monthly. Recently, I passed the assessment stage for the GTBank Graduate Trainee Program and I'm now at the interview stage.

I'm torn—should I give up my remote job and pursue the graduate trainee opportunity at GTBank?

It depends on what GTbank is to offer you as an entry level.

Secondly, how steady and reliable is your remote job?

Weigh it all up

Ayam shocked like Buhari...

Goodadvice01:
I don't want to go to Lagos again because of what I read here.. seems there's no opportunity for me there as I don't have B.sc certificate

I have already started planning my Ghana journey. I'll be submitting my CV for filling station work tommorow. once I start work and save like 100k to 200k (30 or 40k will be for transport), I'll travel to Lagos, and move from there.

I believe before 1 month time in Ghana, I'll get job or start doing menial works there.. (I'm okay with it as long as I have left my region and no longer in Nigeria)
How much (the lowest) should I budget for feeding and accomodation for the first one month?

You're 100k naira in Ghana will finish in a matter of days... Think it through

Cardinal001:
Hey guys. I am back to Nairaland. Hopefully, the audience i am looking for still use this platform.
I recently graduated from an aviation training institute and I just want to ask the experienced cabin crew members... How was it finding a job? How long did it take you? Was it that easy? I just began that journey and i am already beginning to crash out please reply me and help a sister if you have any advise or even motivational stories because omorr....

Quite difficult to come by... You've got to have a lot of patience in your search as it is always worth it at the long run.
Be in the lookout for new airlines, they recruit more

Na man e be!

This case is worthy of been a case stufy in law schools...

We can't wait...

Welcome to lagos

beeblack:
Local Yahoo woman

This is what I call Yahun Yahun... not yahoo

LovesonBlezz:
After answering a series of questions during an interview, the HR asked if I had any questions. I asked to know what the core values of the company were. The HR said I was not supposed to ask about the core values of the company during the interview; according to her, I should have waited to ask that during the onboarding process if I was hired. What do you think, guys?

You asked one of the most important questions.

It's not the poor girls fault...

I love her speech...

Zonefree:
I think there's evil spirit inside that particular gown she's wearing. Most girls on that gown don't have sense.

In a saner clime, government suppose reward the family of this girl for trying to eradicate foolishness in our society.

I totally agree with you... lol

Goldenfinger5:
This year a few things have caught my attention in my life. I just woke up one good day as the year began and made up my mind to ditched my gf. I just stopped talking to her. I don't greet or accept her greeting and it has been good ever since. Secondly I've never visited a p*rn site this year cos last year was like m*d, it was a regular visit every night before going to bed. Just want to know how it feels like to stay away from these vices. The last will bebto stop my playing of virtual. The thing eats my money like sh*t. Can't wait

You're doing well...

That is simply life... Just strive to be successful!!!

Sharp contrast from how Napoli treated him even after winning the Serie A

[quote author=mjblinks post=134905696][/quote]Go for your land and help your cousin with whatsoever you can afford.
Old man has lived good life and gone to rest... and he'd want you to live your life wisely as well.

Dpatriotng:
Tinubu as the President of Nigeria can appoint people into so many positions and people in these positions can make decisions that impact on or affect our daily lives e.g;

Minister of Finance
Minister of Defence
Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF)
Chief of Staff to the President
Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)
Attorney General of the Federation / Minister of Justice
National Security Adviser (NSA)
Chairman, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)
Chief of Army Staff
Director-General, Department of State Services (DSS)
Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)
Minister of Power
Inspector General of Police
Managing Director, Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd)
Minister of Works
Minister of Education
Minister of Health
Chairman, Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS)



Now, as a Nigerian, list 10 or more appointments or positions that impact on you or affect you the most such that you're very eager to see someone very competent occupy that position.

Please list them in order of importance to you, 1 being the most important.

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Minister of interior making Aregbesola's tenure look like child's play.

Surprisingly, Keyamo is also trying for his age.

Shedrick:
Do you guys think a fullstack developer should dare to ask for 2.5 million naira as salary from a Nigeria Tech Company?

I need you guys to respond ASAP Please!! Thank You.

Sure! Depending on how big the operations of the tech company is.

ExtraIncomes:
Hmmmm. I'll experiment your method to see what you're talking about. Once I discover that your method is better and helps maximize more production, I'll be glad to teach All The Local Farmers From Cross River State As I Head The Digital Space of Grassroot Farming in Cross River State.


Seeing is Believing....



Presently, I have many local farmers immitating me on Yam Sac Farming System.

They Never Knew They Could Cultivate Yams in Sacs. This is What I Do Here, And Alot of Them Have Been Following Up.


My First Harvest will See Much More People Join Up.



So, I Strongly Believe That A Correction To The Cassava Farming System To Maximize Their Yield will be Something They Can ONLY Try Out When I Try This Out To Yield A Much Better Result.



Kudos.

I'm Following You Already.

Hello!
How did your ham sack farming go?

01mcfadden:
I just started mine, too.
I’ve acquired 20 acres for 10 years at #400k
But my intention is to use the money I earmarked to it to the full extent it will go on the land.
I want to make sure it enters 10 acres and I can expand later when I get more money.
The labor will cost money. The guy I brought from Togo is asking for a brand new Bajaj motorcycle after a year.
But he will be the one taking care of the farm while I provide food and shelter close to the farm. That has been sorted.


My plan is to process it to garri, elubo, lafu, pupuru and even fufu.
I pray God help me o
I’ll still create a thread on the progress made.

Halos! What's the update on your farm project?

NewDigitalWorld:
Let's be real; Lagos is often the first city that comes to mind when people think of Nigeria. Its towering skyline, pulsating energy, and loads of opportunity make it a popular choice for most people looking for a new environment in Kaduna.

Meanwhile, the cost of living, unbearable traffic, and often chaotic pace can easily take a toll on anybody. So we understand if you think life here is too fast-paced for you and want to leave. But the question is, where to?

Lagos offers so many opportunities that it can be difficult to decide where to move. Don't worry; I've got you covered.

Here are five beautiful Nigerian cities you can think of moving to when leaving the country's commercial center.

Abuja

You didn't expect me to start from any other place than the nation's capital, did you? It doubles as the fastest-growing city in the country, so why not? Long known for its stunning landscapes, greenery, and really good roads, Abuja is the place for a quiet and more reserved lifestyle.

Of course, its many attractions are a draw for fun lovers, although the downside here is the cost of living, which is quite similar to what's obtainable in Lagos.

Ibadan

Despite being so close to a fast-paced Lagos, Ibadan is surprisingly quiet. It's the third most populous Nigerian state, but you'll be surprised by its calm demeanor. Not to mention that it is spacious, affordable, and culturally rich. It may be known for its conservative vibe, but it's still a nice place for business people to enjoy their hustle away from the pressure of Lagos.

The cost of living here is also significantly lower than in Lagos, so you'll definitely have better savings. However, you can almost kiss goodbye the nightlife that Lagos is known for.

Port Harcourt

You'd be surprised if the oil-rich giant doesn't make my list, won't you? If you're in oil and gas or the engineering sector, Port Harcourt is still the hotbed of opportunities. It may not be as busy as Lagos, but its strong professional network makes it an exciting option for ambitious people.

Again, the cost of living here can get significantly high, depending on where you're staying, but what do you expect for a city with many opportunities? It has a vibrant nightlife, although you may want to choose a more secure neighborhood when moving here.

Enugu

Let's move a bit to the Eastern part of Nigeria. Often referred to as the Coal City with a class, Enugu offers movers a clean, charming, and surprisingly modern environment. If you're looking for a peaceful and progressive hub, often perfect for creatives and young families, Enugu is the place to move to.

Its clean environment and good road network are what you need to think better. The cost of living is also significantly lower than Lagos's, although there are fewer high-end jobs.

Uyo

If you prioritise a clean city with friendly locals when searching for a place to live, you should definitely visit Uyo. This city, located in the southern part of Nigeria, is fast becoming the favourite option for young professionals looking for a good quality of life without the urban noise.

Although it's not as bustling as most major cities, it still offers enough to keep you occupied on boring days.

Tell us which of these cities catches your fancy and why you'd love to move there.

Source: https://www.pulse.ng/articles/lifestyle/5-beautiful-nigerian-cities-you-can-move-to-when-relocating-from-lagos-2025040611050446048

I relocated from Ibadan to lagos to escape Sapa... I kanot go back there!!!

(S)he escaped justice and escaped from the country already!!! That's the Nigerian factor at play.

Fem120:
Buy& drive, exactly as seen in pictures, bought Brand New
Ibadan
6.9m

What year was it bought?

KobomatPhones:
I was arguing with my girlfriend as we were making plans to further our relationship, and she randomly made this statement “that 500k monthly salary is not even enough to survive”

Bro, we don’t even have kids yet. And her calculations were based off children school fees, sending family money and vacations.

I send my family of 5, 200k monthly and they never starve till month end.

I even tried telling her that some of the biggest occupations in nigeria, they don't see up to 500k a month and she says that “they all have a backup income”

This girl has never earned more than 50k per month her whole life. She still lives with her parents, so why would she make this statement?

Abegi, advice from experienced fellas

Tell her to increase her income level to argument as well...

The beloved VOA is home for now...

dettolgel:
You are trying to teach product of miracle center basic economics? You get mind ooh

This one hit to the bones...lol

AlhajiNatty:
Mumcy went out last night to answer the call of nature only for her flashlight to catch on something creepy.
She called out for me and on quickly getting there, lo and behold, I saw it was this black and dangerous king of reptiles who had paid us our first nocturnal visit of the year. I first recognized it by it's tail where it had recoiled itself in a heap of discarded old clothes that were meant to be burnt this morning.

Before I bid the snake welcome with my cutlass, I quickly had to take pictures of the tail for Lalasticlala.
Fresh black mamba stew on a Sunday morning loading....

Who's game??

You murdered the snake!!! #Massacre

Impressive stats...

May his soul rest in peace... I met the old man once at his Molete office/residence and he is full of wealth of knowledge even at old age.