See the latest INEC salary structure HERE

Following the Tricycle (Okada) and Motorcycle (Keke) ban in Lagos, it is obvious that most of the riders would be devastated owing to the fact that their only source of living has been taken away from them.

Even though the government has promised to do something about it, people may still need to look for other sources of income before anything is done.

So in order not to be idle or get depressed, it wouldn’t be out of place to suggest other sources of income because it is obvious that for this situation to come up now, even if it is being resolved later, there’s every possibility it might happen again in the future.

This is why we have decided to compile a list of other options for you to engage in before a solution comes up, and even if anything is done about it, you can still have something else to do apart from driving.

Here’s a list of alternative sources of income you can engage in:

Mai Shayi
The people who sell bread, tea, and egg or indomie and egg on the streets are known as “Mai shayi sellers”.

This is one of the businesses that keep you healthy and moving. It is obvious that no matter how the country pushes us, people must eat. So if you can go into this very lucrative business you will definitely make something out of it.

All you need to do is look for a popular junction in your street, or close to a popular joint, a clean nice location where people can easily find you.

You don’t need to have tens of thousands to start this business, just make sure you know how to prepare the mai shayi, you can learn if you want then start small and you will start making cool cash from it.

Barber/Hair Stylist
Barbing is one of the easiest vocations to learn for those who may be interested but do not have the skill. It is something that can be learned within a month or two depending on how fast you are.

This type of vocations does not necessarily need you to have so much money to start. You can start by going to people’s houses to offer the services and when you have gathered enough then you can set up your own space, or you can also turn your house to your office.

People make/cut their hair regularly so this is something you will not regret starting up. It all depends on how well you do yours.

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It's not their website, it's a salary website where employees drop their salaries for others to see.

generationz:


They are not even ashamed to build a website and out that on the website. May God help young graduates.

Do you know the SALARY STRUCTURE of DSS? Find out HERE

Yes oo, you never see anything. Maybe you should SEE THIS for yourself.

generationz:
Are my eyes deceiving me or the guys with the first few answers joking?

You mean some schools still pay secondary school teachers 13k in 2020?

Local woman cannot can.

Really nice. Here's a SALARY WEBSITE where you can see the salaries of different companies, job titles, level and experience in Nigeria. Do well to visit and drop your own salary. You can also find out what you should be paid. Thank me later

bizlinks:
Let's bring the Salary scale in Nigeria by the companies here. Hide your identity please, by not adding personal info.

What is your Salary?
What is your Position?
What is your Qualification?
How many year/s experience?
The organisation or company name?

This will help employers know the salary of different professions and what to offer new employees, and will also help employees know their supposed earning. Thank you

Good. There are also many geniune jobs you can do online (like a translator, online proof reader, media managers and many more) to make money. TRY THESE

drawnobet:
Yes you can be self employed anywhere you are in the country transcribing for a living.

This thread will teach you everything you need to know to start up and the tools needed to deliver the goods.

You would need

1. A PC, tab or mobile phone
2. Affordable internet connection
3. Good head phones
4 Good command of English

Everything else can be learned on this thread. For those of us who have already started transcribing, we're welcome to share our ideas here so that this can be our online community.

To avoid this thread being banned, kindly let us adhere to all the rules of Nairaland.

Should we want to share screenshots, kindly let's block the company and important call info.

Also all forms of advertising is prohibited and will be reported.

Edited 9/7/2019 posted by samsard for newbies. Once you master these, the rest go easy

E.g
Rep: I was gonna, uhmmm, I was gonna tell ya about, about the new product we launched.
What they need: I was going to tell you about the new product we launched.

Punctuation: Hello, Philip. It's Emily calling from CLH Group. How're you doing today?
Cust: I'm fine, thank you. And how are you?

Longer calls will be more complex in terms of punctuation but for a start
A comma before and after a name in mid sentence. A comma before or after a name in salutation.
You're also allowed MINOR corrections for making clear transcripts.
Anyway, read through the FAQ and regularly Consult it while working at least till you acquaint yourself with it's detail

All full company names, PayPal email addresses and screenshots that include confidential company information must not be shared on this thread and will be reported

I think you can get some information from here: NDLEA STRUCTURE

Bconsortium:
Pls Btw NDLEA and TETFUND which one is the best in terms of work condition and PAY?
Which one is having UPFRONT PAYMENT?

Pls I need idea on this!

This is for EGBIN, I don't know about others.

Slash1234:
Good morning all, Pls how much does Gencos pay their entry level, (Egbin,mainstream, Etc) thanks

You can find salaries of Arik air workers and many more HERE.

Torch1:
Please, I will like to know the salary of Arik Air workers.

I don't know about ICPC but this is what I have seen so far on EFCC Salaries.

Omexx:
Morning My people... Abeg EFCC and ICPC which has a better pay

Having the best career starts with choosing to do what you love, focusing on what you love and getting someone to pay you for it.

Sure you may have set career goals for the New Year but have you taken out time to know what didn’t work for you during the previous years? Have you looked at the mistakes and pitfalls that lie ahead of you?

Well if you haven’t, it’s not too late to start, and remember the saying that “he who fails to plan, plans to fail. So start with those things you didn’t do well before you delve into new things and while on it, try not to make those mistakes that you made last year.

With that in mind, here are some career mistakes you should avoid in 2020:

Not discovering your career path
Have you ever stopped to question yourself whether you are on the right career path? Well, for me, I have. I know how it feels to be confused about the right career path to take.

When I was still in school I was unsure of what I really wanted and I even tried doing different things until I was able to discover myself and what my interests are. CONTINUE READING

Yes it is. It was inputted by staff from different companies.

Jaycenvirtualse:

Is the information on the site accurate please?

Renmoney pays Sales executive about 53k. For collection officer and other positions, see this salary site

How prepared are you for the Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) aptitude test?
See everything you need to know about the Nigerian Customs Service HERE

Given the herculean tasks and responsibilities that rely on the shoulders of an average doctor in Nigeria, it’s not farfetched why they should have their earnings on a totally different salary scale and structure when compared to that of other professions of human endeavors.

Starting from getting a university degree, it’s a common trend for a student studying medicine and surgery or dentistry to spend more years than his or her contemporaries studying other courses in art, engineering, and business. This is probably the first reason they should earn more than others.

See the specific Salaries of various Doctors in Nigeria Based on their Companies

Secondly, for most institutions, their college of medicine uses a totally different calendar than that of the other disciplines in the school. This is more like setting themselves apart from the trends of others. Distinguishing these medical students from their peers and making them stay in school to study those very big books is aimed at making them unbreakable. Those who cannot cope with these rigorous activities often get relocated to other disciplines or even withdrawn from the institution. This soul-breaking procedure adopted by the medical profession sets them apart from other professions.

Now, when they start working, generally they tend to earn more than an average businessman, an engineer or a lawyer. But the reason for this goes beyond the university curriculum and structure of the profession. They primarily earn more because they deal with lives – human lives. They involve in various procedures on a daily basis that decide whether a patient lives or dies. The degree of risk and importance associated with this profession is what basically makes them earn more than other professions on the average. In finance, the higher the risk, the higher the return.

In a survey carried out by MySalaryScale.com in 2019, salary data for different professions were gathered all across Nigeria. It was gathered that a medical doctor earns an average salary of #230,000 per month. This excludes other financial benefits and multiple jobs earnings. CONTINUE READING

Professionals in the Medical Sector of most developing economies can indeed be referred to as part of the big fishes in the deepest part of the ocean. Generally, they tend to live on incomes higher than many other professionals and can be termed as good and above average. The respect also accorded to the professionals is unparalleled and desirable by virtually everyone. The Medical Doctors specifically take the lead among these professionals. This encompasses, taking the lead in terms of actual leadership held in hospitals and associations, societal prestige accrued to them, respects given by patients, length of academic and professional training gotten and of course salaries, wages and other forms of remuneration paid.

However, in a typical Hospital or other related Health Centers, there are other medical professionals that work with the Doctors in the achievement of the general goals. Some of these professionals have their works and job descriptions closely tied to that of the Medical Doctors. While some other professionals have their roles and activities mutually exclusive from that of the Medical Doctors. In a previous article, we have been able to share insights on the Average Salary of Medical Doctors in Nigeria. As at the time of the research, studies showed that the salary of Doctors in Nigeria stands at an average of #250,000 monthly. Though some others do earn more than or less than the average based on their years of experience.

In this article, we will share insights on the salaries of other medical professionals in the medical/health sector of Nigeria. The insights to be shared here will cut across the salaries of various medical professionals and specialists such as;

Pharmacists Salaries
Nurses Salaries
Ophthalmologists, Optometrists and Opticians Salaries
Dentists Salaries
Medical Laboratory Scientists Salaries
Radiographers Salaries
Physiotherapists Salaries

Salaries of Pharmacist in Nigeria

Pharmacists, also known as chemists or druggists, are healthcare professionals who practice in pharmacy, the field of health sciences focusing on safe and effective medication use. Pharmacy as a profession is practiced in a wide range of settings: in communities, hospitals, long-term care facilities, the pharmaceutical industry, mail service, managed care, and various government parastatals.

Based on data gathered from various pharmacists with different levels of experience cutting across several companies and locations, the average salary of Pharmacists in Nigeria is about #150,000 monthly. Here, most pharmacists in entry-level positions earn below #100,000 monthly while those in middle-level positions earn around the average amount (#150,000 monthly) and those in senior-level positions earn around #200,000 and above monthly.

Salaries of Pharmacists in Federal and State Hospitals

Salaries of Pharmacists in the private sector vary from those working in government agencies and other parastatals. The salary structure for Pharmacists is different for each sector of the government. They have different labels.

The salary structure for hospitals is on Consolidated Health Salary Structure (CONHESS)
The salary structure for academics is Consolidated University Academic structure (CONUASS)

The starting salary for a federal staff is about....CONTINUE READING

Professionals in the Medical Sector of most developing economies can indeed be referred to as part of the big fishes in the deepest part of the ocean. Generally, they tend to live on incomes higher than many other professionals and can be termed as good and above average. The respect also accorded to the professionals is unparalleled and desirable by virtually everyone. The Medical Doctors specifically take the lead among these professionals. This encompasses, taking the lead in terms of actual leadership held in hospitals and associations, societal prestige accrued to them, respects given by patients, length of academic and professional training gotten and of course salaries, wages and other forms of remuneration paid.

However, in a typical Hospital or other related Health Centers, there are other medical professionals that work with the Doctors in the achievement of the general goals. Some of these professionals have their works and job descriptions closely tied to that of the Medical Doctors. While some other professionals have their roles and activities mutually exclusive from that of the Medical Doctors. In a previous article, we have been able to share insights on the Average Salary of Medical Doctors in Nigeria. As at the time of the research, studies showed that the salary of Doctors in Nigeria stands at an average of #250,000 monthly. Though some others do earn more than or less than the average based on their years of experience.

In this article, we will share insights on the salaries of other medical professionals in the medical/health sector of Nigeria. The insights to be shared here will cut across the salaries of various medical professionals and specialists such as;

Pharmacists Salaries
Nurses Salaries
Ophthalmologists, Optometrists and Opticians Salaries
Dentists Salaries
Medical Laboratory Scientists Salaries
Radiographers Salaries
Physiotherapists Salaries

Salaries of Pharmacist in Nigeria

Pharmacists, also known as chemists or druggists, are healthcare professionals who practice in pharmacy, the field of health sciences focusing on safe and effective medication use. Pharmacy as a profession is practiced in a wide range of settings: in communities, hospitals, long-term care facilities, the pharmaceutical industry, mail service, managed care, and various government parastatals.

Based on data gathered from various pharmacists with different levels of experience cutting across several companies and locations, the average salary of Pharmacists in Nigeria is about #150,000 monthly. Here, most pharmacists in entry-level positions earn below #100,000 monthly while those in middle-level positions earn around the average amount (#150,000 monthly) and those in senior-level positions earn around #200,000 and above monthly.

Salaries of Pharmacists in Federal and State Hospitals

Salaries of Pharmacists in the private sector vary from those working in government agencies and other parastatals. The salary structure for Pharmacists is different for each sector of the government. They have different labels.

The salary structure for hospitals is on Consolidated Health Salary Structure (CONHESS)
The salary structure for academics is Consolidated University Academic structure (CONUASS)

The starting salary for a federal staff is about....CONTINUE READING

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Have you been invited for an interview, you can check HERE for the company details to know if the company exist, about the company and salary of the company. You can also USE THIS to negotiate your salary. Goodluck!

In preparation for the NSCDC list, here's the salary structure and everything you need to know about NSCDC

These are jobs you can do as a student, they require no experience at all. it helped me when I was in school, and I didn't have to call my parents and disturb them for money always. All you need is a laptop and constant power supply. Goodluck! Apply for online jobs here

Have you appled for Oando Graduate Accelerated Program? Here's your salary expectation.

My dear continue with your teaching job, the good thing about it is that while teaching, you have time for other things so you can further your education, get your certificate and get promoted. Don't try bank contract oo, you will work and the money they are paying won't even show and at the end of the day they may not even retain you especially when you don't have a certificate yet.
While teaching you can always study and move further plus they will keep increasing your salary. See teachers salary here

Labragadaya:
Please I Need Advise Urgently!

Pls I just registered this handle to avoid any form of backlash.

Here's my issue, I graduated in 2015 and I've been doing several things to keep body and soul together. However, late this year I got a teaching job in my states Civil service. The pay is somewhere BTW 45 to 50k and my place of assignment is in a rural area.

Pls also note that I do not have an education certificate which if I do not acquire soonest might cost me some years in promotions and maybe my job eventually.

On the other hand, I would like to pursue and build my career in the discipline I studied in school (a technical inclined course)and also further my education here (masters degree) which might provide me with better job opportunities and my teaching job provides ample time for this.

Well, the cause of my present dilemma is this - Recently, I got shortlisted for a job as a contract staff in a bank. I have just been deployed and I've been directed to resume within the week. The pay is around 85k per month plus other benefits.

Right now, I am confused if I should stick with the govt teaching job or I should go for the contract bank work which initially is for a period of 1 year after which it might be renewed (dicey). Pls I need the advice of people who have been in my shoe or in it currently? Which do I go for? What do I do?

lala pls move to front page