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bizlinks:
Let's bring the Salary scale in Nigeria by the companies and organizations. 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?
Organization or company name?
Lastly, tell us your location/state?


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

Thonyboy:
https://.ng/2024/01/10/ypp-gives-tinubu-48-hours-to-suspend-interior-minister-tunji-ojo/

Nbote:
Welcome to Buhariconomics.. Instead of building infrastructures in areas that will guarantee traffic and revenue, they went to construct railway connecting Niger



Pray Tell, why don't you enlighten us with your load of superior knowledge on how the railway to Maradi Niger is more economically viable than an intra city line connecting the Southern parts and northern parts

Taylor92:
Yes you all should return home

Tinubu is working

Dollar is now 1naira

No more insecurity

We now have standard healthcare

Employment don choke

Education system is top notch

No more hunger and food prices are now low

Make una come

Onpoint1010:
I worked with two guys and 3 girls as their security chief in a fast food restaurant as contract staffs. The guys were something else but I managed them although we had back and forth arguments because they were trying to disobey my directives.

As time went by, the then manager told me about a vacant position, "Store Manager" and helped me to apply. Unfortunately, he was transferred before I was fully employed so, he handed me over to the new manager and assistant manager.

I was employed and was happy. Those two boys then began to conspired against me, they are psychologically smart and to an extend fearless and manipulative, I like them for that.

Just of recent, they began working against me with the manager, they stopped helping me to offload goods to the store and so, I decided to stop them from entering the store to charge their phones. But they boldly told me that I can't stop them and if I do, they will beat me. They have muscle more than I do. I knew they can beat me but I decided that I won't back down.

Yesterday, I stopped the now security chief from entering the store but the manager told me to allow them. This is the same manager that supported me initially to stop anyone I want from entering the store house and to lock it each time I want to go out.

Right now, I don't know what to do, I feel like the manager is trying to make me powerless in the office.

I want to know, does the manager have the right to ask the guards to keep entering the store room or I should continue to resist them?

Any store man or woman who has had similar experience, how did you overcome it.

Femi8586:
Mumu. Anyone against you people is automatically Igbo lol
I guess Femi sounds like an Igbo name to you ba?

Femi8586:
The funny thing is northerners see the Yoruba Muslims as their slaves

IamAtikulate:
Yoruba moslems are confused.

Those who campaign with moslem moslem on the ground that religion shouldn't determine our politics are now crying about a Christian dominated state having more Christian commissioners.

How many Christians are in Kano, Sokoto and Katsina cabinets.

Yoruba moslems shouldn't take their madness to Osun. Jesus has liberated that state from darkness.

Ihateheadslamer:


Let him go and enjoy his arrogant display of wealth inside the kuvki land