₦airaland Forum

Op, tried accessing the sidekick application after downloading from app store but could not

1miccza:
Please when we get to Ajah,what bus stop should we stop when in the bus heading to awoyaya

You will stop at Awoyaya bus stop. Savannah center is 1 minute walk from the bus stop

YuceeOoch:
It's a one month contract with MTN and the pay is 60,000

Thanks!

Those that collected offer letter,How much is the pay?....

jayjay5oxide:
correct brooooo

I registered in the forum. Even though,I did that not for money but still your statement that 6000 will be paid,can you explain more on this?...

Op, I tried accessing the link on the signature but it only got stuck on First page...please help!

thanks for the clarification, what about school fees for final year linguistics dept?

ALKARULEZZ, please I will need confirmation of the school fees amount to be paid for old or returning students in linguistics department. Also, is it true that there will be an increment if school fees are not paid in good time?

A friend of mine from linguistics dept told me about increment of fees of about 11k if school fees are not paid in time.This is first semester and I checked delsu website, I am not seeing any information about this.....can you help clarify?

Op, as long as ref: is indicated in the contents of the SMS, they are not real but scam...

Ok @ info25th

@info25th, I visited the site to apply for the positions advertised but the message i received was "you have to be an employee before you apply".

kkoncept:
Mine is call center agent, plus I earn 100k currently, I will just wait and see

kkoncept, please were you able to scale through the Pal pensions interview....If you have, may i pm you?

gcsllc:
Go to www.schoolcheck.com.ng, Click on the "Hire a Tutor" button, fill the simple form and attach your CV
Better than providing your email here

I have follow the instructions provided and attached my CV. I am awaiting feedback.

@ finamaris, you are welcome. Are you close to the venue now?

finamaris:
Pls how do I get to the Savannah centre, Awoyaya Lekki-Epe Expressway, from cms bus stop, my interview is scheduled for 2pm thank you.

From cms bus stop,look for a bus going to Ajah.. When you get to Ajah,enter another bus or car to Awoyaya. Savannah center is very very close to Awoyaya bus stop.

moneytreeteam:
Cocoa Powder Business Is Very Lucrative, and you can start even with less than 20k

Can you explain further about this business?

They are real.If you are not busy on the 5th,you can go ahead and attend the interview.how did you apply?

@dunduns, do you know the salary range or how much they pay as salary?

Please @mssbee,is the recruitment process still on? I want to submit my application even though i am above the 25 yrs you stated in the advert.

MISSCONGENIALITY:
May their souls rest in peace.
Drivers hardly die in accidents, that's y when passengers tell them to take it easy, they ignore them.

Sorry ma'am,that is not always true! I have heard of some cases where drivers are among dead victims.

I represent Olomoro town in Isoko south lg. Isoko wadoooooh!

Nice piece @op.

The two parties should face the consequences of their actions.
1) The man, to be sent to prison, to spend the rest of his life thinking about why the wicked deed was done.
2). The girl should take care of the child and should be mentor on how to avoid such situations in the future

clemz88:
Adonbilivit. Who are they deceiving.

Did you not watch the show on silverbird television? smh

ohumonkama:
Hey guys, just to help put things in perspective. The fact is that things are not as rosy as it sounds in the article.
I can confidently tell you that there are more Nigerians/ Africans suffering here than there are comfortable ones.
Doing menial jobs here will only frustrate the life out of you as the labour laws are not as advanced and as protective as the western world.
Also the cost of living here is a lot higher than Nigeria so if you don't earn a very good salary you will be barely surviving talk less of having anything to send back home. So though the salary might sound much to you when you convert it to Naira but here is is really nothing.
Finally companies here especially the local ones exploit workers so when they promise you housing and all sorts you never really get the picture. Most Nigerians here doing those menial jobs live 3 to 5 in a room ( bedspace) if not more. When you earn a salary of about 1000dhs i.e. 50,000 which is what most security guards, cleaners etc earn, you can hardly afford a life.
Like the OP rightly pointed out, it's very hard to rise above that level cos any job you try to get next will rate you based on your previous employment profile which is logical.
The truth is, most Nigerians that promise people jobs here don't tell them the truth. They just tell them about jobs with housing, free air tickets annually and free transportation. But they don't tell about the deplorable state they will be living, the meager salary they will be earning and the way they will be exploited after working their heads out. I have met engineers and bankers who resigned their jobs to come here because someone has offered to help them get a job here only to find out its menial job they are employed to do.
Few facts to help you make the right decision
1. What kind of company will employ you without a proper interview? Any job you get without a proper interview will be that of a labourer. Even if you are a banker in Nigeria. As is the case in any country in the world, any credible professional job you are getting will start with a phone interview followed by a face to face interview.
2. If you are a professional in Nigeria already, you stand a chance of getting a good job but it will still take a little while to get the BEST so you must have enough money to go in and out of the country for visa change after your visa expires. Note that the first offer is not always the best. If you can get someone to house you before coming, then you are in the best position to settle down and get the best cos housing will eat the larger chunk of your money.
3. What you need to get the best jobs here (Dubai) and is same anywhere in the world including Nigeria. Which is your degree, experience and professional certifications. With this you are good to go.
4. If you are offered a job here, negotiate for your medical allowance. Though this comes with all professional jobs as it is in the labour law, but most companies don't extend it to labourers. Health care here is extremely expensive but world class. Other allowances you can get are education allowance for your kids, transport allowance and travel allowance etc
5. If you want the best jobs, apply to multinationals and not local companies..same principle applies in Nigeria.
6. You will be excluded from many priviledges if you earn less than Dhs 7000 (#350,000).Like low interest loans, ability to sponsor your family members on visit visa's or residence visa for your spouse if you are married etc. Even when renting a house they will ask for your salary certificate.
So if you are a professional coming to work here, bargain well.
7. You will be sponsored by your employer for residence visa (3years visa usually) of which Qatar is worst where you get 5years. So if you get on the wrong job like a menial job 3 to 5years of your life might just be on standstill roaming around in circles with no meaningful progress. If you try to leave these companies before the employment period is over you will be banned from the country for 6months.
But a point to note is that in Dubai, there are 2 types if work visas. The Labour visa and the freezone visa. If you are on the free zone visa then you can change
Your job without any issues. But change of job is generally not so easy for labourers.
Note: I have been living here and working for over 4 years in the Oil and Gas industry as an Engineer so I have seen all sorts of people in different precarious situations. And what most of them say is "they never told me it will be like this".
Concerning lifestyle here...sure it is wonderful and fun but you need to have the money to enjoy it or else you will be worse off than remaining in Nigeria.
I hope this helps someone. Thanks

ohumonkama:
Hey guys, just to help put things in perspective. The fact is that things are not as rosy as it sounds in the article.
I can confidently tell you that there are more Nigerians/ Africans suffering here than there are comfortable ones.
Doing menial jobs here will only frustrate the life out of you as the labour laws are not as advanced and as protective as the western world.
Also the cost of living here is a lot higher than Nigeria so if you don't earn a very good salary you will be barely surviving talk less of having anything to send back home. So though the salary might sound much to you when you convert it to Naira but here is is really nothing.
Finally companies here especially the local ones exploit workers so when they promise you housing and all sorts you never really get the picture. Most Nigerians here doing those menial jobs live 3 to 5 in a room ( bedspace) if not more. When you earn a salary of about 1000dhs i.e. 50,000 which is what most security guards, cleaners etc earn, you can hardly afford a life.
Like the OP rightly pointed out, it's very hard to rise above that level cos any job you try to get next will rate you based on your previous employment profile which is logical.
The truth is, most Nigerians that promise people jobs here don't tell them the truth. They just tell them about jobs with housing, free air tickets annually and free transportation. But they don't tell about the deplorable state they will be living, the meager salary they will be earning and the way they will be exploited after working their heads out. I have met engineers and bankers who resigned their jobs to come here because someone has offered to help them get a job here only to find out its menial job they are employed to do.
Few facts to help you make the right decision
1. What kind of company will employ you without a proper interview? Any job you get without a proper interview will be that of a labourer. Even if you are a banker in Nigeria. As is the case in any country in the world, any credible professional job you are getting will start with a phone interview followed by a face to face interview.
2. If you are a professional in Nigeria already, you stand a chance of getting a good job but it will still take a little while to get the BEST so you must have enough money to go in and out of the country for visa change after your visa expires. Note that the first offer is not always the best. If you can get someone to house you before coming, then you are in the best position to settle down and get the best cos housing will eat the larger chunk of your money.
3. What you need to get the best jobs here (Dubai) and is same anywhere in the world including Nigeria. Which is your degree, experience and professional certifications. With this you are good to go.
4. If you are offered a job here, negotiate for your medical allowance. Though this comes with all professional jobs as it is in the labour law, but most companies don't extend it to labourers. Health care here is extremely expensive but world class. Other allowances you can get are education allowance for your kids, transport allowance and travel allowance etc
5. If you want the best jobs, apply to multinationals and not local companies..same principle applies in Nigeria.
6. You will be excluded from many priviledges if you earn less than Dhs 7000 (#350,000).Like low interest loans, ability to sponsor your family members on visit visa's or residence visa for your spouse if you are married etc. Even when renting a house they will ask for your salary certificate.
So if you are a professional coming to work here, bargain well.
7. You will be sponsored by your employer for residence visa (3years visa usually) of which Qatar is worst where you get 5years. So if you get on the wrong job like a menial job 3 to 5years of your life might just be on standstill roaming around in circles with no meaningful progress. If you try to leave these companies before the employment period is over you will be banned from the country for 6months.
But a point to note is that in Dubai, there are 2 types if work visas. The Labour visa and the freezone visa. If you are on the free zone visa then you can change
Your job without any issues. But change of job is generally not so easy for labourers.
Note: I have been living here and working for over 4 years in the Oil and Gas industry as an Engineer so I have seen all sorts of people in different precarious situations. And what most of them say is "they never told me it will be like this".
Concerning lifestyle here...sure it is wonderful and fun but you need to have the money to enjoy it or else you will be worse off than remaining in Nigeria.
I hope this helps someone. Thanks

Nice points! You have laid out the facts well, especially from an "insider".

I am an arsenal fan! I have to say the truth.Arsenal need a new coach,new mentality,etc. Arsene wenger has not won against mourinho in any competitive matches against each other. I feel the coach has done his best.He should have gone last season after we won the fa cup. I am not expecting much from the club this season until the club do the needful.

ifewa gbona by tiwa savage is the top wedding song for me.

[quote author=Artistree]Jehovah's witnesses can never be compared with any other group on earth, ok?
Artistree may i meet you please? I am a brother. I just attended district convention last weekend.

The relationship ends there.Your friend should wish them all the best.Your friend should move on with her life,she will see someone better.e.g ME.

Crystal palace are going down at home,2-0. Arsenal still on top after this weekend games.

well RIP to the little girl.As for the murderers, they shall reap what they have sown.