CalebLebsco56: I am an oriented graduate and I work with a private school, teaching and being paid 15k sometimes Iook at myself and kept pondering, but its not my fault because I have been scouting for job....
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How are you Coping, despite the Harsh Economy?
Ah, how u dey cope self, u dey eat atall?
Me that even earn 74k monthly quit the job last year December when the pay doesn't worth the stress...
Is better you quit and look for something tangible to do with your life.
HappyNigerian: It’s the beginning of a new year and that means new bills and more responsibilities and thinking back at last year just gives me some sort of joy at how I have planned this year for my bills.
My family lives in Ibadan and I live in Lagos and I must confess that it is such a struggle to pay their bills while working in Lagos here. I am the first child so I have to send my family money every month, and my siblings every week.
My family DSTV bill is also something I have to do monthly while I also ensure that all my siblings get airtime on their phone every week. It is such a traumatic experience when I remember that as I am planning all this small small money that when you calculate it, it becomes big money, I have to also plan bank charges inside of it as well. I moved out of the house at a point to make ends meet as the first son of the family especially as my parents are getting old and I’m their only source of livelihood as it is right now, some people say you do not owe your parents anything but well, I do not believe in this and I take care of my parents and see it as my duty and what I owe to them to do.
Schools have resumed, Nishola, my sister needs to go back and would need fees and other miscellaneous expenses. Femi my brother is preparing for his WAEC to enable him get into the university. My parents of course have medical bills to be sorted as well every month.
When I calculate this in total every month including bank charges, it is over 100,000 monthly that I spend last year not until this January when someone mentioned how PalmPay gives people rewards when they do transactions. At first, and as usual, I did not believe it but that is not the point of the thread.
The point of writing this thread is really to ask, how do African Children deal with the numerous bills that they have to pay for the family and friends?
Don't kill yourself all in the name of satisfying others, cut your expenses i.e, buy gotv instead of DSTV in order to reduce the monthly subscription, stop sending your siblings airtime monthly (because dey will see it as right of which is privilege), if you don't stop all this, my brother I bet you, it will be hard for you to make it in life.
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