Kloenboi:
$380m


Meanwhile how would you classify providus Bank?

Lisaint:



Im not concluding here sire!
All im just trying to say it
Some companies start with 70k for graduate in this country!

Lets not act as if what i said is not right!
They willl tell you
The highest we can give you is this amount!
You either take it or leave it!


No be everyone go enter through GT or ET

No be all companies dey employ througt GT or ET na

Go to companies along Lagos-ibadan Exp rd
Be it graduate or non graduate
What they will offer you is what they will offer!
If you like be an msc holder


Some graduate are earning above 100k
Why some are not
That whats im saying here sire

Lisaint:



Youb don't get what im saying sir
I mean most entry level in lagos is around 50-70 for graduates

Don't tell us talk about countless of graduates,
That has applied for countless of GT prog and nothing come out of it...

They had no choice than to take that entry level offer like that


Stop jumping to conclusion. If you are exposed and well informed you know graduate earns well in Lagos. Have seen a fresh graduate that was offered 360 as starting salary in bank. So why would you say graduate earns 50-70k per month
Im not trying to discredit GT program and how much they pay!

Im just saying
So many apply and didn't get picked

EXOUSIAng:

Companies pay according to value.
You will be paid 2m if you are worth it.
500k na actually normal earnings. Drivers are taking home 120 to 150, so you.
The company I work for the chief driver takes home 200k other take 150k, they start with 120k for 6 months then move you up.
No dey reason like that.
Build value and you would be surprised what you would earn.

Lisaint:



Goan tell company that company that recurit graduate and will tell you the only thing they can afford is sososo amount

Nah
U dey call ham GT
Dem no call ham GT

PBUY

mmadu4:



Oga if she open her tight pussy for u I know you won't think twice .love them young and tight

Vickyvice:
hmmm take an easy nah. But on a serious note, I believe say she wasn't raped oh. Rapists don't use condoms.. no time. I think she had been cajoled, and not only once. Them dey sleep with her since abeg

mmadu4:
She looks pretty . Sweet tight pinna?

Onahi95:
** Fifth Experience**

By now I was legit scared of business that I had to abandon it and seek for admission into the university. If at that I didn't stop trying

I was home for a break in school so I looked for something to do to earn money for the main time. A friend of my mom was selling bar soaps then and according to my mom she was swimming in money though she didn't look it o. I met her and she told me how she was making millions by taking the soaps to other States to sell, she advised I went to pH since they had high purchasing power.
I used to hustle street trading in pH so I was familiar with the environs which was an advantage or so I thought. I did my calculations and was in high spirits as I was going to hammer this time.
I borrowed 100k from my dad, bought about cartoons of bar soap and set off to pH on a faithful Wednesday because I targeted oil mill Thursday market . I first dropped at obigbo junction and set my cartons of soap by a corner that the owner was absent and started screaming on top of my voice soliciting for customers...buy your original soap here, only 100 100 naira, e don dey finish oooo, eleme dey look bayelsa dey buy oo, after today no more ooo....I kept shouting....
I got some occasional glances by passerby's as they proceeded to their destinations, one hour turned to two hours yet no one has asked me whether na sample I sample abi na sell I dey sell. I got exhausted from my fruitless shouting and sat down, I realized it was getting dark so I called the number of the person I would pass the night in her place at mile 1....ghen ghen number no dey no reachable .... I shaa packaged my cartoons of soap and set off to mile 1, after all I came for oil mill so I'm sure I would sell all the next day.
Getting to mile 1 around past 8, every where was dark and deserted. I was scared so I had to proceed to mile 3 that was livelier. I packed my goods in one park and started looking for a place to pass the night, I went to a police station but they were questioning me like a criminal even after narrating my ordeal to them. I left and went the a church and the security turned me back that they only allow people to sleep in the church during vigils. I ended up sleeping in an uncompleted building in the state university.
The following morning I set off to oil mill market, I remember when I dropped a barrow pusher came to carry the goods to a place I would keep them but since I was running low on cash I asked him to help me place it on my head....haa oga this thing heavy o e go break your neck o, just give me 3h make I carry am for you.....he exclaimed, don't worry I'm fine I replied.
Five minutes later I was sweating like a Christmas goat with my neck now at 180 degrees, it was remaining just two poles to my destination when I gave up and dropped the bag. I called another barrow pusher and he quoted 250 naira.....chai see penny wise pound foolish, I barely had any strength left to haggle price so I agreed.
I found a corner outside the market and set my cartons of soap, I took one carton and went inside the market screaming on top of my voice as usual, three hours later and I had just sold only 5 bars of soap to make matters worst it started raining and my cartons of soap was in the open.
I ran like a mentally deranged man to where I kept my wares trying to save it from the rain, while I tried to carry the cartons to a shed some gave way throwing some of the soaps on the road with tricycles running over them. A barrow pusher came to my rescue and helped me save the rest.
After the rain subsided I went back into the market and started selling the soap at a 50% loss yet I was unable to finish one carton, while I was struggling to sell my kaya those agberos came with their wahalla and collected #300 from me, I went to a different section of the market to try my luck and 4 different agberos surrounded me with different tickets each not less than #200 . Oga abeg I never sell anything I tried to explain to them, come on give me my money joor one of them roared.
By now I was close to tears as they made away with my goods, heiya its unfair o, you people should pity this poor boy naa, see he's even crying, some market women pleaded on my behalf. They finally collected #500 from me.
I managed to sell two cartons just enough to get my transport back home and set off to the park. I was looking very dirty and unkept, at the park I bumped into a girl I was wooing when I was in ph, she kept staring at me probably trying to deduce if I was actually the person she was seeing. I kept a straight face and went to sit at the back of the bus away from other passengers glare.
At home I took the remaining goods to the woman I bought it from and sold it to her at over 60% loss and gave my dad the balance, though he complained but I carest not.

Even though I'm beginning to feel that business is not for me. I still want to try more.
I'm still broke and I've got more ideas though no capital but something keeps telling me I will get a breakthrough I business one day. I will still come back to testify here.

Feel free to share your own experiences doing business both the positive and negative ones.
Mods please push to front page so we can get wider views and contributions.

Shokoloko:

If you decide to become the bank cleaner (until you get something better), once you get there see how you can start to wash cars for the older men and women with cars (they pay better) find out how you can make yourself useful to them.
When I was still in the bank there was a woman (cleaner) I loved so much that I engaged her to cook for me during the weekend and apart from what I paid her, she went home with a pot of soup.
When I left the country I asked her to start cooking for my parents. She was so good that the manager gifted her N50k one day. One of the cleaner guys was the one that used to drive me to my village every month to visit orphanages.
So if you decide to be a cleaner, shine your eyes.
Bankers love to wear clothes, introduce several tailors to the bank staff and get a commission on any thing they sew. Don't be too greedy: N200 - N300 commission per garment is okay
Do you have younger sisters? Can they make hair for the bank ladies? Can they go to market for them? Can they make small chops that the bankers can eat in their cubicle?

Please try to study the character of the staff before helping. As some people have pointed out, some staff are kind but some will want to take advantage of you

ANSMEDIA:
This airport is gonna be the busiest airport in Nigeria aside Lagos and Abuja international airports. I can't find a single space in November and December

https://www.flyairpeace.com/

ANSMEDIA:


No it is sold out, because some people were lucky to book before it eventually sold out

abnot:
Air peace only released seats for October 30. They haven’t released seats for the other days yet. That airport runway can handle a 777. Airpeace will use that to operate the route in December. I also see a bit of politics there. Airpeace will dominate the anambra airport just as ibom air dominates Uyo airport. Won’t be surprised if it’s the only airline that is allowed to operate from there or given privileges that other airlines are not given.

Naijanascam:
Those that missed london trip........ congrats to those that made it to london and those that will make it here in the coming days.......