₦airaland Forum

The opportunity that took me to Akwa Ibom for the first time was through Nairaland. I met 4 Nairalanders through it, and we still communicate till now.

GZI, Agbara, Ogun State. I hope this improves their products, processes, policies, and products.

Please where are the pictures of the àmàlà? All I see is just people milling around.

Academic research consultant-I can help with research design, data analysis, etc.

Tour planning/guiding and destination marketing-I can be your tour/events planner and tour guide. Customized and budget friendly tours are available.

Facilitator/tutor/lecturer-Management courses (Marketing, Business Administration, HRM, etc)

Simply PM.

scholarshipscafe.com has good leads.

This is informative and concise. Learnt of someone somewhere.who is SC and has an AA sibling from the same parents. This kind of sums it up.

Thanks OP.

This is good content, OP! Well done.
Can you also do a post on the accredited and recognised Merchant Navy/Maritime Schools in Nigeria?
I used to see one close to Oko Afo, Badagry.

Hmmnn...I know at least 2 persons mentioned here. The rot in the system is nauseating! And these fellows even glamorise their evil deeds and boast about them in the school. I leave with a quote from scripture: "Because sentence against an evil work is not executed speedily, therefore the heart of the sons of men is fully set in them to do evil." (Ecclesiastes 8:11)

How close are you to your Viva voce? Have you done your prefield?
Speak with your supervisor and Dean. It may be possible to finish the PhD even while you have relocated to the land of the Maori.
All the best!

thesicilian:
How do you know if your passport is ready without having to visit the passport office physically

You can track your application on the NIS website. Check for a tab on the site called 'Track Application ' , input your details and you will see if your document is ready or not.

MadamVanessa, where have you been?

I miss you on these NL streets o.

Boil all with some onions and some little garlic and ginger on the side. Voila! Bon appetit!

thesicilian:
Technically we as strangers should have no say in how your home is run, that should be between you and your husband. You alone should decide whether you want to maintain your family unit and move with him to the village, or risk the possibility of a separation between husband and wife, father and children by refusing to go with him. Either one you choose will have its own advantages and consequences so think about it carefully.
A third option might be to help him look for any job that can persuade him to stay in the city

This is the most practical input, as far as my humble self is concerned. I support you with one bottle of mortuarized Origin!

Now, to the topic: Relocating to the village is not the end of life. We relocated to the village in the mid eighties. Even at my young age, I could remember vividly. I missed my school in Mushin. But life was better in the village, fresh foods, the opportunity to really be kids and live, learning my native language and its several dialects, bonding with family and friends. Oh, the life we had! Dad and Mom continued plying their trades in the village while we the kids picked up so many skills I can't even recount here. It wasn't all rosy, but with contentment and dedication, we survived.

On the academic side, we didn't lose out either. By the time we relocated back to Lagos in the early nineties, we've had a strong foundation in both rural and urban life. The skills we learned are still useful to us till this day. And all of us did well in school.

So, relocating to the village when situations demand for it is not the end of life

The main question is: What's the plan? What will you be doing in the village? Are you willing to adjust to a lower standard of living for a little while? It starts with the mindset. How do you view rural life and rural dwellers? As inferior, or fellow humans with different circumstances and paths in life? It starts with the mindset.
May God guide you right to make the right choice.

Love and light.

Zonefree:

I don't understand.

I paid library fees
I paid for my hostel
I paid for my feeding
I paid for textbooks

So, how's tuition free in government schools?

None of the things you mentioned form part of tuition.

IncredibleWrite:
Income is not stable as a freelancer. Some months are dried, some other months average, and then good. I work as a freelancer on Upwork.

Like this month I've already made about 310k when converted to naira. I hope to make around 500k by month's end God willing. Some months I barely make 80-100k. Some 150-200k. On some bad months, I may get just one gig and make say 40-50k.

It takes serious hard work and perseverance to sustain yourself on the platform. I've been into it since 2020 and I'm top-rated on there.

You are very correct on this one. Though I don't work on Upwork, I agree with your submission.

I make good enough money to care of my needs
But I've been in the game for close to 2 decades, on and off. And you have to be consistent and really good at what you do. But there may be long periods of drought, when gigs may not come in at all.

atilla:
Pls How long does the ride take from badagry to cms direct?

About an hour, give or take.

Faster, yes. Cheaper, no.

From the Badagry jetty at the Marina, near Badagry market, to CMS was about 3k last week. If you get to the jetty late, you have to board Liverpool (Apapa) first and then get CMS boat from there.

pansophist:
I'll say that Nairaland made me a better writer. To write here almost every week, for the last nine years, is a sure way to sharpen your usage of words, usage of analogies, and nuances.

Also reading almost every week helps in listening and writing better, since everyone has their own idiolects, reading from everyone makes you know how to write complex and laser-sharp stuff.

You get it, you really get it.

Okay.

IyaTola:
A Reputable Educational / Property Consulting firm in Lagos invites suitably qualified candidates for the following positions below:

1.) Admin / Account Officer

2.) Female Receptionist

3.) Computer Operator

4.) Office Assistant

5.) Part-Time Lecturer

Locations: Lagos and Ilorin Offices, Kwara
Resumption Date: 1st April, 2023

General Requirements

Possess relevant qualifications.
Specific Requirement:

For the Part-Time Lecturers, the candidate should possess an M.Sc. Ph.D, etc.
Remuneration
Remuneration is very attractive and competitive.

Application Closing Date
Not Specifed.

Method of application
Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV to: statistic4edu@yahoo.com using the position applied for, as the subject of the mail.
Or
The candidates should Text their name, gender, qualification, post applied for, address, and contact phone number to: 08023232844.

Note: All Successful applicants are to resume by 1st April, 2023.

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Lecturer for which course (s)?

As a researcher and writer, I am interested in ChatGPT for curiosity sake, for now. I do not recommend it for academic or professional research.
And no, ChatGPT will not replace human writers and researchers. AI technologies were invented and trained by humans, and they will always need humans to use them!

For now, it's better to wait and see how things pan out in the academic/business research spheres. As for folks in the blogosphere and other content creators, Bon apetit!

This thread reminds of my trip to Benin (Cotonou, Abomey and Calavi) for vacation in 2013 and my work-related trip (applying and interviewing for lecturing positions) in 2017/18.
Overall, République du Bénin is an organised country. A place to consider for remote/online workers due to their good electricity supply.
One thing I noticed about the Benin people is that they tend to be more contented with life's basic amenities and less materialistic. This world-view is glaringly lacking in the Nigerian society.

I should be planning another trip to Benin this year, to get more firsthand information on the current state of things.

No serious and competent academic writer will accept ₦3 per word. I won't even take ₦10 per word. Academic writing na beans? But what do I know?

Let's talk. Experience and skill count. Let's begin as soon as possible. Shoot me a mail. Please see my signature.

It's alright.

BluePrincee:
The shareholding structure of the Port is as follows: The Lekki Port Investment Holding Inc. (international consortium) owns 75% (China Harbour Engineering Company Ltd 52.50%, Tolaram 22.5%), the Lagos State Government owns 20% while Nigerian Ports Authority owns 5%.


What kind of math is this? All the percentage put together is supposed to be 100% who wrote this na? This is the more you look the less you see😭😏

Is 75+20+5 not equal to 100 again?
Please read again. The math is correct.

Mom got me, Mom got her son!

Everything ends on the table of the Governing Council, especially matters of appointments and promotions.

If you have got a Chairman of council, hold him tight. I say no more.

Be more explicit on what you actually need. What subject area are you interested in?

Raccoon. MadamVannessa. Explorers. Naptu. Lanrelagboi (a Lasgidi person). Ishilove. Seun. Kobojunkie. Nwamaikpe