Amidst the trending social media feeds this month, the Kiss Daniel's Bouncer video is worth my attention. It's the tale of a bouncer, once anonymous but now a well-known figure. As I watched the videos with laughter, my mind pondered how this bouncer found fame through his place of service.

The moral lesson from this trending video revolves around the concept of service. We all have a starting point, a master to serve.

The youth of Nigeria must grasp the profound message embedded in these trends. The essence is clear – through diligent service with unwavering integrity, one can attain greatness.

The Bible echoes this principle, providing examples of individuals who faithfully served their masters and, in return, received honor and blessings.

Take Joseph, for instance, who rose from slavery to prominence due to his integrity and diligence. Then there's Daniel and his friends, who, in foreign lands, gained honor through wisdom, integrity, and faithfulness to God.

These biblical accounts reinforce the timeless truth that dedicated service paves the path to glory.

If I can help 20 persons to financial freedom, I am okay.

Drop your WhatsApp number here.

Do we still have another list coming out, or that is all?

Can one make use of a statement of result for the screening if shortlisted?

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Only 50 people are needed for this.

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chatinent:
I'll be giving two people some little sums to manage.

One will be ₦10k (the most needy).


Second will be ₦5k.

Please, if you have enough, allow people who don't benefit from this.


Please don't WhatsApp me nor send a DM. Only respond this message with #Chatinent and tell me why you need it.

Thanks. Picking at random.

May God use this medium to help us.
I am in urgent need of exactly 10k to complete my feees. And also in need of money for food and transportation, as I have done three days without eating a normal food

bennyflipy:
If you school for Kasu within 05-13
You'll know the distance between Kasu and Kano road, we literally trekked at least 2-3 times a week to Kano road from Kasu.
And we'll be bragging it's not far
I followed that same road recently ehn, omo we tried.

I can relate to this too. I trekked on this route like bad during my final year.

What a conincidence! Your ordeals is quite similar to mine: I am also in the same issue.
I am dating this girl for for like 4 months now.
...now I got to understand that this lady has dated like three notorious guys I know around. This lady loves me, and likewise me, but anything I think of her past relationship, I perceived her as a used property. She is just 21, but had had series of relationship with guys too matured and rugged...

Shoodboi:




Hi, I asked the question because I understand that unwanted advice is never appreciated, and the last thing I wanted was to spend my time researching for information no one wants. But since you already asked, here you go:

Read this thread to learn about email copywriting and getting started on Upwork: https://www.nairaland.com/5898215/how-build-enviable-income-email

I attached an ebook for you. Download it to get started on Fiverr. I'll suggest you start with Fiverr since Upwork could be difficult. And the ebook is very useful and will help you rank and get your first job in as little as two weeks.

Please let me know when you download the ebook since it's someone else's work and it's unethical to give it out for free.


CC: Elistho

Please where can I see the PDF, Sir?

Shoodboi:


How about if you learn Copywriting and get started on Upwork and Fiverr, and then you can scale out from there in the future?

Amazon is complicated and things like selling books or starting a blog or whatever else, will not make you instant cash (that's even if they ever make you any at all).

At this point, you need to learn and earn FAST.

Just quote me with the definition of Copywriting (as per how you understand it) if you're interested.

If I'm okay with your definition, I'll show you a link here on NL and send you an ebook (for Fiverr) that can help you get started.

I am interested too, please.
Copywriting is the process of advertising products through writing. Or writing sales copy to a particular audience.

Honeypot62:


You don't need a laptop, all you need is your phone. Drop your contact so we can contact.

081

Honeypot62:
Why don't you use that opportunity to learn some
IT skills. I won't advice you to take such steps, but you can try.
God will help you dear.

I will love to learn these IT skills, Sir. But the problems is, I don't have a laptop. And I am also managing a low budget smartphone.

I recently finished my final undergraduate exams and staying idle will not be a good decision for me. Now, I am having this particular person on my social network, who is a school owner. I am thinking of contacting him to consider me for a role.
Please will this be a good decision?

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A first degree in sociology or most courses, is basically an avenue to broaden your mind and make you more adaptable to any kind of career. Assess your interests in life - could it be the media? Could it be marketing? Could it be air travel, Customer Care, etc. Or perhaps you are into social policy? Your life interests , and not necessarily what your certificate reads, could pave way for your career.

It is a versatile discipline that is worth studying for a first degree. But you should look outside the box while on it.

It is a global increment.

Following the recent post by Reno, I think this will be useful to sociology aspirants.


11 Careers You Can Pursue with a Sociology Degree.

Sociology has been one of the most popular fields of study for students for years. It’s a fascinating subject that attempts to inform of how and why people interact with others the way they do. The topic is a basket of areas with the objective of educating students to think critically about a whole host of social issues, including family, human interaction, sexuality and public policy.

While some students want to stay in the classroom once they graduate, sociology plays a crucial role in many industries, whether it’s in business or in the criminal justice system. From problem-solving skills to creativity for resolving problems, many different types of companies and organisations are on the hunt for talents with sociology degrees.

Be it an interest in a great salary, a little bit of meaning in your career or some tips on choosing the right degree, we’ve compiled a list of careers jobs you can pursue with a sociology degree hanging on your wall.


1. Social worker

After university, many graduates typically go into social work, such as child welfare, community advocacy, mental health and non-profit administration.

This is a career choice that makes sense since a sociology degree is about understanding and advancing social dynamics and institutions, requiring a finesse of active listening and verbal communication.

Social workers will use the various resources at their disposal, whether it’s inside a government agency or at a charitable organisation, to improve the wellbeing of individuals and families.

2. HR representative

The role of an HR representative is to interact with all types of people and organisations. In addition to face-to-face communication, HR experts need to assess the suitability of candidates for positions, analyse the work roles of present employees and come up with proposals to improve workflows and productivity levels.

From problem-solving skills to decision-making abilities, HR experts will mediate conflicts, resolve personnel disputes and evaluate corporate structures to enhance the workplace.

3. Policy analyst

Policy analysts are deeply involved in the legislative process from the very beginning. They are integral in researching subjects that affect the public and help put together public policy proposals that attempt to address those problems.

This is usually one of the top sociology jobs for graduates because majors have acquired the analytical abilities and skillset to tackle all types of issues, such as healthcare, education, poverty and job training. With stellar writing skills and a knack for research, a policy analyst will try to get policymakers and voters to comprehend their findings and recommendations.

4. PR specialist

When a sociology major is searching for some of the highest-paying jobs, then the role of a PR specialist is something to consider. While you might not consider it a serious career as compared to your other options, there’s still a science behind PR.

By using everything you attained from studying sociology in university or college, you can learn about an audience and its attitudes and desires to develop advertising campaigns and fascinating press releases and convey messages to your colleagues and clients. This, of course, also demands superb interpersonal and communication skills.

5. Professor

Many sociology students dream of becoming a professor in the years after graduation. When graduate students want to gain more work experience, they will apply for teaching assistant positions, enrol in continuing education courses and attain additional accreditation to improve their chances of being accepted as a sociology professor.

The main hurdle in this occupation is the level of competition, since many other students are searching for some of the same careers in higher education. That said, once you can receive employment as a professor, you can apply your knowledge to help educate the next generation of students who may want to use their education for another field.

6. Fundraiser

The role of a fundraiser is imperative since the job is mainly to generate money for worthwhile causes, whether it’s a cancer charity or the local hospital.

The position entails plenty of interpersonal and communication endeavours that go hand in hand with sociology studies. A fundraise will approach businesses, local authorities and individuals to generate funding, requiring the person to organise activities or come up with the next campaign to attract eyeballs to the charity.

7. Guidance counsellor

When a professorship is not possible once you graduate, you can still be involved in the world of education by becoming a guidance counsellor.

The responsibilities of this job consist of navigating academia, collaborating with families to come up with a plan, supporting academic achievement and working with young people to make responsible career choices. This is also a good job for sociology majors since you will also play an integral role in addressing social functions of the school, such as substance abuse, bullying and violence.

8. Market research analyst

During any academic year, you will spend plenty of hours mastering statistical methods to analyse data. What industry could possibly require such skills? Market research!

Market research analysts use many social science tactics in surveys, focus groups and interviews to gather data and enhance the amount of information the firm may already possess. Moreover, market research analysts will spend a large part of their time tracking and monitoring consumer preferences and then divide the data into different subgroups, like gender, age, social class and ethnicity.

9. Management consultant

By now, you might be starting to notice a theme with a lot of these top sociology-related jobs: analysis. Management consultant is no different.

This position focuses on analysing business issues, performing internal and market-wide research, and presenting your findings to your team and clients. But while you might not immediately serve in this high-level position as soon as you finish school, a lot of new graduates will begin taking baby steps as junior consultants or research assistants.

Sociology may not usually be associated with business, but it’s quite imperative since you likely possess qualitative and quantitative research abilities to both understand a business problem and resolve the issue.

10. Legislative assistant

Like a policy analyst, a legislative assistant will perform a lot of legwork by performing legal research, conducting surveys with constituents, and write and prepare reports for briefings for public policymakers.

Essentially, the job consists of keeping elected officials (a legislative aide's boss) up to date on pressing issues of the day, their constituents' thoughts on these subjects and the progress of bills. Also, like a policy analyst, a legislative assistant must have an understanding on crucial modern-day subjects, including healthcare, education and economics.

11. Probation officer

It’s safe to say that most sociology majors don’t think of becoming a probation officer when they first enrol in a university or college programme. But sociology plays a critical part for probation officers since they work one-on-one with offenders from the beginning of their release from prison.

One of the main roles for probation officers is monitoring those who have been released from jail to ensure they do not commit more crimes. This could consist of helping them find a job or ensuring they have a place to live.

That said, probation officers also need to analyse the individual and determine if they are a high-risk case and would require more frequent visits. Therefore, critical thinking, communication and emotional intelligence are important skills to have in this career.

It’s only normal for sociology students to wonder what they could do with their degree after they complete postsecondary study. The deeper you go into your studies, the more you learn that you can use this newfound knowledge and these newly attained skills for a wide variety of careers.

At this point, do you stay in university and build upon your extensive education or go out into the real world? Before someone says that you will be confined to working at your local coffee shop, consider this statistic: employment of sociologists is forecast to grow 9% until 2028, which is faster than the average for most occupations. That’s pretty impressive.

Can you think of any other careers you can pursue with a sociology degree? Have you taken your first steps into one of the careers we listed as a sociology major? Join the conversation down below and let us know!

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Following the recent post by Reno, I think this will be useful to sociology aspirants.


11 Careers You Can Pursue with a Sociology Degree.

Sociology has been one of the most popular fields of study for students for years. It’s a fascinating subject that attempts to inform of how and why people interact with others the way they do. The topic is a basket of areas with the objective of educating students to think critically about a whole host of social issues, including family, human interaction, sexuality and public policy.

While some students want to stay in the classroom once they graduate, sociology plays a crucial role in many industries, whether it’s in business or in the criminal justice system. From problem-solving skills to creativity for resolving problems, many different types of companies and organisations are on the hunt for talents with sociology degrees.

Be it an interest in a great salary, a little bit of meaning in your career or some tips on choosing the right degree, we’ve compiled a list of careers jobs you can pursue with a sociology degree hanging on your wall.


1. Social worker

After university, many graduates typically go into social work, such as child welfare, community advocacy, mental health and non-profit administration.

This is a career choice that makes sense since a sociology degree is about understanding and advancing social dynamics and institutions, requiring a finesse of active listening and verbal communication.

Social workers will use the various resources at their disposal, whether it’s inside a government agency or at a charitable organisation, to improve the wellbeing of individuals and families.

2. HR representative

The role of an HR representative is to interact with all types of people and organisations. In addition to face-to-face communication, HR experts need to assess the suitability of candidates for positions, analyse the work roles of present employees and come up with proposals to improve workflows and productivity levels.

From problem-solving skills to decision-making abilities, HR experts will mediate conflicts, resolve personnel disputes and evaluate corporate structures to enhance the workplace.

3. Policy analyst

Policy analysts are deeply involved in the legislative process from the very beginning. They are integral in researching subjects that affect the public and help put together public policy proposals that attempt to address those problems.

This is usually one of the top sociology jobs for graduates because majors have acquired the analytical abilities and skillset to tackle all types of issues, such as healthcare, education, poverty and job training. With stellar writing skills and a knack for research, a policy analyst will try to get policymakers and voters to comprehend their findings and recommendations.

4. PR specialist

When a sociology major is searching for some of the highest-paying jobs, then the role of a PR specialist is something to consider. While you might not consider it a serious career as compared to your other options, there’s still a science behind PR.

By using everything you attained from studying sociology in university or college, you can learn about an audience and its attitudes and desires to develop advertising campaigns and fascinating press releases and convey messages to your colleagues and clients. This, of course, also demands superb interpersonal and communication skills.

5. Professor

Many sociology students dream of becoming a professor in the years after graduation. When graduate students want to gain more work experience, they will apply for teaching assistant positions, enrol in continuing education courses and attain additional accreditation to improve their chances of being accepted as a sociology professor.

The main hurdle in this occupation is the level of competition, since many other students are searching for some of the same careers in higher education. That said, once you can receive employment as a professor, you can apply your knowledge to help educate the next generation of students who may want to use their education for another field.

6. Fundraiser

The role of a fundraiser is imperative since the job is mainly to generate money for worthwhile causes, whether it’s a cancer charity or the local hospital.

The position entails plenty of interpersonal and communication endeavours that go hand in hand with sociology studies. A fundraise will approach businesses, local authorities and individuals to generate funding, requiring the person to organise activities or come up with the next campaign to attract eyeballs to the charity.

7. Guidance counsellor

When a professorship is not possible once you graduate, you can still be involved in the world of education by becoming a guidance counsellor.

The responsibilities of this job consist of navigating academia, collaborating with families to come up with a plan, supporting academic achievement and working with young people to make responsible career choices. This is also a good job for sociology majors since you will also play an integral role in addressing social functions of the school, such as substance abuse, bullying and violence.

8. Market research analyst

During any academic year, you will spend plenty of hours mastering statistical methods to analyse data. What industry could possibly require such skills? Market research!

Market research analysts use many social science tactics in surveys, focus groups and interviews to gather data and enhance the amount of information the firm may already possess. Moreover, market research analysts will spend a large part of their time tracking and monitoring consumer preferences and then divide the data into different subgroups, like gender, age, social class and ethnicity.

9. Management consultant

By now, you might be starting to notice a theme with a lot of these top sociology-related jobs: analysis. Management consultant is no different.

This position focuses on analysing business issues, performing internal and market-wide research, and presenting your findings to your team and clients. But while you might not immediately serve in this high-level position as soon as you finish school, a lot of new graduates will begin taking baby steps as junior consultants or research assistants.

Sociology may not usually be associated with business, but it’s quite imperative since you likely possess qualitative and quantitative research abilities to both understand a business problem and resolve the issue.

10. Legislative assistant

Like a policy analyst, a legislative assistant will perform a lot of legwork by performing legal research, conducting surveys with constituents, and write and prepare reports for briefings for public policymakers.

Essentially, the job consists of keeping elected officials (a legislative aide's boss) up to date on pressing issues of the day, their constituents' thoughts on these subjects and the progress of bills. Also, like a policy analyst, a legislative assistant must have an understanding on crucial modern-day subjects, including healthcare, education and economics.

11. Probation officer

It’s safe to say that most sociology majors don’t think of becoming a probation officer when they first enrol in a university or college programme. But sociology plays a critical part for probation officers since they work one-on-one with offenders from the beginning of their release from prison.

One of the main roles for probation officers is monitoring those who have been released from jail to ensure they do not commit more crimes. This could consist of helping them find a job or ensuring they have a place to live.

That said, probation officers also need to analyse the individual and determine if they are a high-risk case and would require more frequent visits. Therefore, critical thinking, communication and emotional intelligence are important skills to have in this career.

It’s only normal for sociology students to wonder what they could do with their degree after they complete postsecondary study. The deeper you go into your studies, the more you learn that you can use this newfound knowledge and these newly attained skills for a wide variety of careers.

At this point, do you stay in university and build upon your extensive education or go out into the real world? Before someone says that you will be confined to working at your local coffee shop, consider this statistic: employment of sociologists is forecast to grow 9% until 2028, which is faster than the average for most occupations. That’s pretty impressive.

Can you think of any other careers you can pursue with a sociology degree? Have you taken your first steps into one of the careers we listed as a sociology major? Join the conversation down below and let us know!

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The Nigerian military is the most powerful.
Wait, with scores of gallant soldiers who lost their lives defending the nation?
A rhetorical question, so to say.
I remember those days when tens of Nigeria Military are the equivalent of thousand Nigeria Mopols. A shock irony now that the same underrated Mopols have become the rescuers to the acclaim Nigeria Military.
Those days when a single combatant Soldier can radicalize tons of hoodlums in the street. It was those periods when terrorists shiver and take to their heels at the sight of Military camouflage. This was used to be a camouflage of pride and valor; a camouflage of briefness and rigidity.
It was the same Nigeria Military who provided save haven for the ECOWAS peace organization. They were the frontiers of peacekeepers; starting from Congo in 1964, and to the different engagements in Mali, Guineas-Bissau, and the peak of it in Liberia and Sierra leone.
The question now, what has gone wrong?
I think the answer is enshrined, encapsulated, and contained in the literary composition of Sun Tzu, Art of War.
He said: "In the operations of war, where there are in the field a thousand swift chariots, as many heavy chariots, and a hundred thousand mail-clad sol-diers, with provisions enough to carry them a thousand li, the expenditure at home and at the front, including entertainment of guests, small items such as glue and paint, and sums spent on chariots and armor, will reach the total of a thousand ounces of silver per day. Such is the cost of raising an army of 100,000 men".
Until the lawmakers and the law executors adopt and take into action the words of Sun Tzu, the glories of Nigeria military would forever be fold.
Written by Obadiah, Kingdom

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My neighbour came complaining to me.
She showed me two of her fingers-palm, and I noticed that her two fingers-palm are swelling up.
For me, I told her that the swelling up results from her consistent washing of cloth since she works in a dry cleaning shop.
Expert in the house, what do you think?

Good day, Fellows.

Please, I don't know whether this is the right place to post these.

My uncle called me on phone few days back to seek my help over issue that is going out of his control.

Before the issue, Let me give you guys a brief background of the all story.

My Uncle retired in 2017 from his state civil servant job - a compulsory retirement/disengagement though.

For three years now no entitlement of whatsoever kind was given yet.

Prior to this sudden and untimely disengagement from service, he collected a loan in the bank through the approval of his board(SUBEB - because he was a class teacher).

This loan was paid within one year in 2015. SUBEB was responsible for the payment directly to the bank; as his salary comes from them. They would cut a particular amount from his and pay to the bank in question.

This money was assumed paid in 2015 before the disengagement from service in 2017.

Now, He called me and told me that, a woman(marketer) from the bank called him and informed him that he still has 40,000Naira to give to them because his loan record was not settled.


Please, Legal practitioners in the house should me with steps to take; as this man is now frustrated because he was disengaged three years now without anything, only to be called by a bank that he still owes.

For the none Christians, Christianity for them is catholicism and protestianism.

The catholic church is seen by many as the richest and the most powerful religious institution. Her uniqueness lies in the supremacy of a single leader, called the pope.

But, there is this one question that some catholic faithful do ask. I myself have also imagined. The reason why this question has not gotten the required answer is that the catholic church has given her clergies the full responsibility to run the affairs of the church as a chief Shepherd.

THE QUESTION
We all know the church is rich, which is evident in her beautiful cathedrals and parishes with good edifice; The mutinational and national NGOs, religious congregation, her seminaries that train young man for priesthood, etc.

My point:
Do all the offerings, titth, Harvest money belong to the priest in charge of parishes?

How can we justify the answer to this question when there parishes that are well developed and need not building budget.

And also, the flamboyant lifestyle of some catholic priest provides a need for this question.

smartphone is not fetching cash, go and sell it buy a smaller phone.

I have just two ways of making at least 5k a week.

Make use of this opportunity, and stop taking everything for .granted.

I need just 20 people to show them way for free, as I was also a beneficiary of free free...

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