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emkz:You kids should really take it easy with telling of lies online. Less than 1% of Nigerians in the whole of Nigeria earn over N800K. Unless of course you meant N800K per annum/year. If what you are saying is true it means you are earning more than all the following people using their official salaries only. 1.All directors of ministries 2.All permanent secretaries of all ministries. 3. All ministers of all ministries. 4. All senators of the Senate. 5 . All house of Representatives members. 6. All police commissioners. 7. All generals. 8. The vice president of Nigeria. 9. Finally if you are earning N808k per month salary as you'd have us believe it means you are officially earning more than Muhammadu Buhari the president of Nigeria whose official salary is N291K per month and N3.5 Million per annum. |
otokx:You are the first person to make a comment with sense in it on this post. 60 -70% of people posting are unemployed. 80-90% of the remaining are not earning up to N70k per month. People like to talk big but their realities are very different. |
Kaduna was a Buhari voting state. From recent comments on here I doubt there'll be any sympathy from fellow Nigerians. Maybe it's part of the whole next level thing and Buhari did say the next four years will be tough. It's scary though. |
KingErnesto:Very very wrong and bad advise. See my response above for what the truth is. |
hemartins:That is sooooo not true. Good experience and knowledge will only help with 30 percent of the interview. And if that is all you are relying on your interview will be a disaster. An interview is a sales pitch from you to the prospective employer. You have to prepare and do research because a lot of questions are not about knowledge or experience. They test other things sometimes very abstract. You need to plan, prepare,practise. To that effect the OP points are very useful. I have over 20 years work experience in both Nigeria and Europe in different disciplines . So I can tell you first hand what the reality is. |
Very very good interview information. Thanks and well done. |
The AFCTA idea like all grand ideas has pros and cons. It will greatly benefit traders and businesses. It could also cause businesses to go bust. Essentially the agreement allows free trade via the removal of trade barriers between African countries that are signatories to it. The challenges are immediately apparent. Many Nigerian companies will immediately start competing with other African companies that trade in the same goods or services as they enter Nigeria whose population makes it the juiciest market in all of Africa. If a foreign company is then able to offer better goods and services or better prices than the Nigerian company that's the end for that Nigerian company. Also other companies that previously had monopolies will.now have to sit up and become efficient or be forced out. The populace and the wider Nigerian public will benefit as companies will be forced to improve to survive as other players enter the market. This normally means better prices and services for the public. Nigerian businesses on the other hand will find it a major shock to the system and I predict many going bust due to a culture of incompetence,complacency and poor service records. Only those willing to adapt will survive. This might be the reason behind the President's reluctance. Also there'll be major pressure from captains of industry and those with monopolies like Dangote. Bribes and arm twisting will be going on the background. As the agreement will expose companies that are not well set up. |
This generation of young Nigerians are actually doomed. Even our parents that fought and killed each other in the Nigerian Civil War do not have this level of contempt for each other. These young generation is truly lost. There's hardly a post on Nairaland that does not degenerate into tribal and religious bashing. Igbo vs Yoruba. Christian vs Muslim. What you youngsters don't understand is that you will live and then die but life will go on. The country and its problems were there before you were born and will be there after you've left this realm. Tribal fighting absolutely achieves nothing. It's like mas.turbation. Temporary elation about a false achievement,after which your life goes back to exactly how it was before you started tribal bashing. To the moderators of this site I'd say this,tolerance of tribalism and bigotry is part of why Nairaland hasn't achieved its potential. There are many online platforms launched after Nairaland that have done IPOs and secured major funding and even branched into other profitable ventures. Whilst Nairaland has traffic volume it does not have turn arounds partly because of the rubbish that goes on. It's as much as a hate platform as it is an information platform. An investor after 5 mins on here will assume it is tolerated (which it is) and promoted even. It's not free speech it's hate speech. That's why Twitter,Facebook and Instagram have started banning and closing accounts. A reputable company will be very hesitant to be associated with such a thing. |
Contumely:Regarding your first question about Cold. It is very very very very bad. To put in perspective when last did you hear that a large number of people died of heat in Nigeria? Now here in Europe it's a normal thing for people to routinely die of cold weather EVERY year. Although the majority of deaths are old and infirm people. Basically at the start of the winter season if you go to any hospital or chemist, you will see them advertising health campaigns to remind people to get something called a "flu shot". This is a yearly thing,it's like an inoculation against catching the flu due to cold. If you fall asleep outside during a harsh winter day there are high chances you will not wake up. Many homeless people die like that every year over here. During harsh winter days if you go outside without gloves,a hat or thermals you'll start to feel pain in your finger tips and they'll also feel numb. Also your ear lobes will feel like there's someone sticking pins at the top of your ear. Not considering things like cough and catarh because those are normal in winter for everyone. Regarding your second question. It's very rare to see anyone "building" a house abroad. 99.9% of people buy houses via mortgage. They'll only give you this after an affordability and income test and credit check. You also have to leave a sizeable deposit. Regarding your third question. I can only speak for where I live at the moment. The government coffers are pretty tight currently. We also have a conservative government who are pretty harsh. As such pension payments are very meagre. On top of that they are gradually increasing the retirement age. Meaning you'll have to wait longer before retiring and claiming your pension. This presents unique problems for people of colour. Number one it means statistically some people will not get to receive any of their pension before they die as they increase the age. Meaning they've saved money. Number two it means for many people they will still legally be of working age but unable to find work because of age discrimination (employers thinking they're too old)but also they can not claim pension (because gov't says they're not old enough). Now through into this mix that it's hard enough to find work as a young,fit,able and educated black person. Imagine how hard it'll be to look for work in your 60s as a black man or woman against younger natives. You might say well find a job and don't leave. Well they have that covered too. There's something called seasonal company restructuring. Most companies here in Europe restructure either departments or the whole company every so often. This to save cost, meet changing technology or legislation amongst many other reasons. During these exercises they normally get rid of staff they consider dead weight. It works like this, a department with 10 staff currently will be restructured. All roles will be terminated and instead of 10 roles being recreated they'll make it 7 roles in the new structure. Now everyone has to reapply for their jobs! No matter what happens 3 people will be made redundant. This is one of the ways they respectfully and in a civilised manner show you the door. In summary you have to plan ahead. Many of us abroad already know this. |
Contumely:If you want me to be honest it's really about thinking about the future. . 1. I'm really not made for the cold. I can never get used to it. 2. State pension over here means confirmed poverty in old age for the unprepared. 3. There is more potential in Nigeria if you have the funds. 4. It's easier for people like me due to the exchange rate and my foreign currency that's the simple truth. 5. I have more family and friends in Nigeria. |
Countries I've been to include: U.S Canada France Germany Holland Thailand Ghana A few other countries( via transit so doesn't count) U.K where I live currently and Naija (Obviously). Generally what most people have already said is true. Nigeria is generally speaking the worse location of all of them. There's no denying or lying about it. Nigeria is in most considerations of comparison just worse. And it's not just Nigeria but Nigerians. It's hard to explain till you have travelled and spent at least 1 month abroad. Nigerians are very different from most human beings on the planet. Most of our qualities are negative ones. That's why most people are wary of Nigerians. What we do have is strong will,resilience and toughness. We are also very ambitious people. The only problem is that the ambition is chased by most to the detriment of others and their environment. To put it another way 90% of the world's population would refuse to come and live in Nigeria if given the opportunity. While I'll argue that 90% of Nigerians would leave Nigeria if given the opportunity. Having said all that though I speak from a position of previlege having been born in the UK myself. I appreciate not every family have the opportunity. If that is the case I'd say do your best and work hard. Find a skill set or trade that isn't entirely dependent on government or employer support and slowly build yourself. Despite all the flaws ,I still want to return to Nigeria and even have property back home. Because home is where the heart is despite all the dollars or pounds. That's something only time and experience can teach you. |
dominique:Your are right. But it's because of a lack of awareness and failure of the Ministry of Health and government to highlight the dangers and enforce policies that prevent abuse. When I lived in Nigeria every tom, dick and harry can go to a pharmacy to buy antibiotics. When I moved to Europe I realised I couldn't. That antibiotics can only be prescribed by a doctor. Even the doctors here are very reluctant to prescribe antibiotics .Not so much for the immunity depletion mentioned in the original post but because microbes in your body when exposed to heavy doses of a particular type of antibiotics start to adapt and become immune to the antibiotics. This essentially makes that particular type of antibiotics ineffective in your own body when targeting that particular strain of microbes . Nature is crazy! |
Zirah:Lol...seed of sorrow, you want to share the miserableness that's your frustrated life...Hahahaha.. You're like a fly that inhabits public toilets feeding and breeding of feacal matter . Noisy and irritating but totally insignificant. It's not you fault though. People like you are products of failed parenting. If you father had any sense he would have trained you properly and if your mother had been anything more than an open womb she would have saved you from the disaster that you've become. Like previously I'm still here to offer you that which your parents didn't. Sincerely waiting, your new father ; ) |
Zirah:Lol...hello offspring of misfortune. If I were a tribalist fool like you it would be easy to make a reference to skull mining. Thats the difference between you and I. I've identified you to be a fool so making a reference to your entire tribe is childish. Instead we shall focus on the fact that your parents birthed a mistake who's biggest achievements in life is keyboard fighting. You're also not good at that either. You clearly aren't up to much in life which is sad for you.You're a poster child for abortions and I hold your and father and mother responsible. Be that as it may I'm still here to offer you the schooling you need. Sincerely waiting, your new father : ) |
oluwaseyi000:Oh absolutely. It's free marketing. It creates awareness for her business far and wide to potential customers even better than a shop( in the beginning). Consider this,if you open a shop on a road how many people will pass that road. Of those passing how many will look at the shop. Of those looking how many will stop. Of those stopping how many will buy. Of those buying how many will come back to buy. All of the above still applies to a Social Media account but the difference is that thousands of more people will see the business online improving your odds for doing business. Plus you won't have to pay commercial rents,trade taxes for premises, utility bills for premises etc. Also and consider that most potential clients of a doughnut business like,hotels,schools,offices, business etc also have social media accounts. She can connect and network with them on social media. She can business pitch and send them picture sample of her doughnuts . She can get their addresses, emails,contacts from social media. It's an indispensable tool for any budding business in this day and age. |
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Zirah:Parents normally say every child is a blessing. You're obviously that one time your father should have worn a condom. See what's he's now unleashed unto the world. A brainless,pointless seed of waste. That you're stupid isn't in dispute,it's the audacity that I find amusing. I know being the wretched cretin that you are you'll need to buy credit for your cheap phone to keep chatting. Just ask let me help you so we can continue the education your parents failed to provide. Sincerely waiting. Your new dad. |
J29:Cc j29 Good afternoon I'm currently looking to buy to increase current portfolio in Abuja. Preference is undeveloped plots of land within an estate. My maximum budget is N5million for a plot. If you respond let me know if it is AMAC or FCDA issued land. Within an estate is compulsory not interested in stand alone land. I will also do a legal search with AGIS for my due diligence for anything offered before payment.Thanks. |
EzendiEgo1:As with any "products" business the fundamentals are thesame. 1. Production. 2. Marketing. 3. Distribution.4. Logistics. 5. Sales. 1. First get an honest appraisal of how good your snacks are from a chef who has years of experience. You could pay one to sample your snacks. This is important as people normally never return to bad products. 2. If above is fine then open an Instagram and Facebook business page for your business. 3. The above is free marketing and hopefully sales. 4. You can Google search local,hotels,schools,event centres,offices etc. These are few but good leads for business. 5. In "my opinion" this should be your first starting point. As it keeps costs minimal(hawking etc). 6. As your brand hopefully expands and your market penetration increases then you can fork out expenses for hawking. Either way you go good luck with your endeavour. |
https://www.bplans.com/convenience_store_business_plan/executive_summary_fc.php See the link I've attached for you above. There are literally thousands of free business proposal templates online. Try using Google as a start point. Good luck. |
Zirah:Oh... quoting you is all too easy petulant one. Cleary your parents have failed in their duties in trying to raise a creature with any social worth. Hence it falls on others to call you to order and hopefully imbibe you with the sense you're clearly lacking. I'm available to give you further lessons. Simply ask. |
Zirah:Another reference to prayers? That's why Nigeria has not moved forward because some of you are actually worse than your parents. Since you believe in prayers do you ask God to heal you of being a bigot and child of hate? Or do you ask God to bless you then turn around to make hate speech online? Do you immediately see how that is illogical? I am right to chastise you not because I'm older but because you're clearly wrong. Don't go about insulting other tribes even if you don't like them. It's not freedom of speech it's hate speech. There are consequences if you do it in public so why hide online and do it if you're not a coward. Whilst I have insulted you I have also given you some snippets of truth. Nairaland used to be a place to discuss ,learn,do business etc etc. But there's a new breed of jobless youngins like you turning it into a theatre of racial and tribal fighting. |
Zirah:Child what you were doing in 2016 I was doing in 1998! As you grow older you must also endeavour to have sense. Not just typing on your cheap phone. All that talk of chains and binding is what your pastor normally tells you and your poor family to help explain the fact that stupidity runs in your DNA. No one talks like that in the outside world. It's okay to have an argument but you sound like a one legged man in a kicking contest trying to chat with me. |
Franzinni:It's your type that eventually talks himself into trouble . You're claiming to want to have a civilised discussion. There are I.T,Business, Education, Property,Money,Investment etc threads on Nairaland where anyone can make an input. But no,you saw a thread about Igbos and decided you were going to get in and make fun about a whole tribe! How are you guys bought up these days and what the hell is going in Nigeria?! You have no moral high ground because you have no point you have made. You basically started an insult and I picked you up about it. As someone who has had a career both locally and abroad let me give some you free career start up advise. We all have biases religious,political, ideological etc. However if you ever hope to excel beyond your village you have to keep the bigotry and hatred down. Luckily for you Nairaland is not like Facebook or LinkedIn where people can see the face,name and other details of the person making hate speech. Because one day you may go for a job interview, or business pitch or tender for a contract or apply for a loan. And that very day the decision maker may be someone from the tribe you enjoy insulting online and they may recognise you and that is how the path will close for you. Have your opinions but also have sense. |
Naijaguy12345:This profile naijaguy12345 needs an award for trolling. The profile's sole interest on Nairaland is tribal insults. Are you actually employed or do have anything you're actually doing with your life? You're kind of sad how you keep popping like a pimple on ANY thread that mentions Igbo. It just shows inferiority complex or some unaddressed underlying mental illness that may have been triggered following an encounter with an Igbo person. After you finish typing what do you actually do next in real life I'm just curious ? Do you give yourself a high five or a pat in the back that you've accomplished something. I suggest you find another way to channel anything bothering you as you're clearly not normal. |
Franzinni:I'm actually impressed you can afford a phone. Speaking of fathers I can actually replace yours and take care of you,your mother and any wretched siblings you may have. Don't let the fact that we're both chatting on a social platform lead you to believe you're speaking to an equal. My "kind" as you put it, is at a level you'll probably never attain for the rest of your natural life. You're not just a slowpoke as you've alluded to,you're also a petulant cretin. Send me your bank account so I can western union you some money to buy sense and respect for your elders. Fool. |
Zirah:Lololololol...I just had a look at your profile below before responding.....Lololololol. I'm really not sure how to respond without feeling sorry for your struggling wretched ass. Since you believe in prayers I suggest you concentrate on doing just that instead of trying to punch above your weight ignorant youngster. I actually feel a bit embarrassed having this conversation now your level is obvious, please go that way.
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Franzinni:OMG.....lol. I thought you were a fool clearly you're just mental. You're not only wrong you're stupid. Wetin concern your father if it's an Igbo traditional wear or not? Are you receiving a salary to verify traditional clothing if not then your head clearly issues? Yielding fruit ko...yielding vegetables ni...lololol. If you're not careful poverty will kill you as you can't be successful at anything whilst being a bigot at the same. Go fix yourself silly youth. |
Zirah:Look at this poor beast calling someone a clown...lol. It's not your fault though every riff raff in Nigeria is buying phones these days and suddenly believe they can now talk to anyone. Go and find a quiet place some where and sit down. You're clearly missing a brain cell or two. Don't know if you speak to your parents in that manner. Cretins. |
Franzinni:If one were to call you a fool now,you'd be upset right. You were in your lane and suddenly jumped into the thread to crack stupid tribal jokes. Afterwards you want to promote a business abi....fellow nairalander please see this idiots promo below......he forgot to add that he's a tribalist in the advert. Please spread so that only his village people will patronize him and he won't see a penny from anyone else. Idiot!!
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Zirah:You have to win an award for the most stupid comment of the week. It is Nigerian politics regardless of the region anyone in the world is free to comment on the subject. Who appointed you gate man of the matter? The only thing that isn't anyone's business is your miserable personal life. |
Princeofnigeria:Was your mother used and left by an IPOB member? Face your own issues and don't drag others into it. All these kids on Nairaland have neither training nor respect. If you speak like a fool then you will be responded to like a fool. |