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telim:I haven't seen a rich mechanic too. The ones that spoiled my car or the ones that stole from me and keep hiding till today. Most of them are wretched due to their wayward lifestyle. |
The reality is no good job in Nigeria without connection. Here's what you will do: Look for a service and offer it - anything online service, since you're a graduate you will make money. You only need your brain, your computer or phone and your Internet to conquer poverty and the future. Age is just a number. Check my past threads to see what I've done. Here's another advice I think you can consider
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You just quoting astronomically high figures here |
Yahayaaminat123:Your unfortunate boyfriend? Lol During your prime, when they advice you to stay away from irresponsible boys you'll rather abuse the person. I have your type around. Look for a single Father. |
Mugu |
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Say no to religion extremism |
Panda7:Lol seek knowledge. |
No regrets whatsoever |
floss:Lol you're a kid I guess |
Nigerians are online noise makers |
Lol |
Work hard stop complaining. Complaining will shutdown the productivity neural cells in your brain which leads to depression and laziness. Also, avoid people that complain around you. |
79733139:Sincerely I had same experience |
Very true. Keep your JAPA plans to yourself, they'll always give you 1000 reasons why Nigeria is so good than abroad. Yeye people |
Which country can accommodate over 200Million people? When I see post like this I always laugh. With your desperation just be careful not to japa into frypan. |
I understand your dilemma. Let's analyze each option: Company A 1. *Pros*: - Stable employment after 6 months of unemployment - De facto leadership roles (IT, operations, finance) - Monthly trip abroad 1. *Cons*: - Low salary ($118) - No benefits (HMO, pension) - Demanding job Company B 1. *Pros*: - Remote work (flexibility) - Higher salary potential ($35/hour) - 13th month and Christmas bonus - Strong partnership with a US company (growth prospects) 1. *Cons*: - Limited experience (less than a month) - Uncertainty about pension benefits Company C 1. *Pros*: - Remote work (flexibility) - Data allowance and workspace reimbursement (if needed) - Travelling allowance and all-expense-paid trips 1. *Cons*: - Uncertainty about job stability - Limited information about the company Options to Consider 1. *Combine Company A and B*: - Balance stability and growth prospects - Diversify income streams 1. *Choose Company B or C*: - Consider growth potential and benefits - Weigh flexibility against job stability 1. *Pursue all three jobs*: - Manage multiple income streams - Be cautious of burnout and time management Advice 1. *Assess your priorities*: - Stability vs. growth - Income vs. benefits - Flexibility vs. job stability 1. *Evaluate your skills*: - Can you handle multiple jobs? - Are you prepared for the demands of Company A? 1. *Research Company C*: - Gather more information about the company - Understand the job requirements and expectations 1. *Negotiate with Company B*: - Clarify pension benefits - Discuss salary and bonus structures Next Steps 1. Take time to reflect on your priorities and goals. 2. Research Company C and gather more information. 3. Negotiate with Company B to clarify benefits and salary. 4. Weigh the pros and cons of each option carefully. |
Just imagine |
Chatflick:How much is this? |
MadamVanessa:Bad influence, imagine 44+ people liked your comment. Smh If you dropped out from the University, can you call yourself a graduate? No, because you're not qualified. |
Lol. You can't tell people how to live their lives. |
Marriage is not rosy bro, my advice is to plan your life carefully before bringing a woman. |
Nsukka ![]() |
Northerners don't japa remember |
ednut1:The one at Toronto beside iya Tunji shop |
Life is not in Black and White. What works for A, might not work for B. Take your risk. Follow your intuition. Leave online opinion for kids. |
Lol come home stop hiding in the US |
"Glow up" refers to a transformation that improves one's physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Here's a comprehensive guide for men to achieve a remarkable glow up: *Physical Health:* 1. Exercise regularly: Focus on cardio, strength training, and flexibility. 2. Eat a balanced diet: Include fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats. 3. Hydrate: Drink plenty of water (at least 8 cups/day). 4. Sleep well: Aim for 7-8 hours of sleep each night. 5. Grooming: Practice good hygiene, trim your beard, and style your hair. *Mental and Emotional Well-being:* 1. Mindfulness and meditation: Practice stress-reducing techniques. 2. Self-reflection: Identify and work on personal growth areas. 3. Build positive relationships: Nurture friendships and family connections. 4. Learn to manage stress: Develop coping mechanisms. 5. Pursue hobbies and passions: Engage in activities that bring joy. *Personal Development:* 1. Set goals and challenges: Work towards self-improvement. 2. Build a strong online presence: Update social media profiles. 3. Develop leadership skills: Take on new responsibilities. 4. Improve communication skills: Practice active listening and effective expression. 5. Pursue new opportunities: Seek challenges and growth. *Timeline:* - Short-term (1-3 months): Focus on physical health, grooming, and mindfulness. - Mid-term (3-6 months): Develop new skills, build relationships, and improve style. - Long-term (6-12 months): Focus on personal growth, confidence, and professional development. *Remember:* - A glow up is a journey, not a destination. - Be patient and kind to yourself. - Celebrate small victories along the way. Start your transformation today! |
See his face |
Fiction |
As usual dead of most top people 55-65years |
