₦airaland Forum

mama-gee:
Respect for Virgins ko, respect for non-virgins ni, I mean who cares?

na2day?:
so when are we gonna meet to finalize our love  


is that a profession?   but u know that i have been dying for u since we our former life  


shatap dia! i fell first  


alright, praise the Lord and move on

MUNEER2:
My heart dey pound fast, this people dey play pass us ooo

Redman44:
@kvolander, I don't need a visa to live and work in the UK. I hope that satisfies your curiousity. I hope you read my post properly Infact, I'm only working because I'm still perfecting plans on starting my media business. When my biz associate is ready, I'll tender my resignation letter. I have eyes on the world, not on Britain alone. And please don't start asking me if I'm British or have gotten leave to remain. Don't like flaunting my stuff on Nairaland. I'm very special to the British authorities. That's all I can tell you.

What I'm trying to say is that you can't put a finger to what people are really earning in Britain. I know the system. Cheers.

Redman44:
The funny thing about Britain is that your destiny lies in your hands I'm not into the white collar industry i.e Banking, Engineering, IT and the other type of jobs that requires me to be suited up with well polished shoes.  I'm a free spirit and those kinds of jobs will only make me restless. So I got a job in the hospitality industry and also do some creative things besides my job. Now I'm not married yet and I'm happy with my kind of job which makes me have access to 3 Square meals daily. And the food is top notch Like I said earlier on, information is key to living well here. I have not bought food for a long time. My company also lets workers have discounts in selected stores and countryside holiday cottages with vouchers attached to our payslips. Honestly speaking, my take home pay is good.

In Britain, you'll come across professionals that are earning lower than than Rubbish removals people . I've seen security workers earning more than those people working the tills @ ASDA, MORRISONS, TESCO and SAINSBURY. I know of a certain council that pays its care workers, cleaners and Kitchen Assistants up to £10 an hour. I know of cleaners who work at private schools and institutes who are earning £30,000 plus yearly. Britain's labour market is very complex and no one can really beat his or chest that they are better than the next worker in wages.  What I won't advise peeps [ especially Naija guys] to do is to marry white girls for papers [ especially when they don't love these white ladies ]. It could turn out to be a curse in the end.

What about all those guys and girls who work as promotions operatives who make between £250-£300 pounds per night if they bring loads of  people into night clubs? It is happening in London o

Information is the key, mates. Cheers.

TOPE2000!:
So true
I have noticed that alot abt many Nigerians. Its sad tho


I concur . . . . . .100%

~Sauron~:
Many graduates read useless courses in the first place. . . . .I won't dispute the fact that many graduates are jobless as we speak.
The KEY is to go for disciplines that pay £££

@sauron

Guy, it's not by reading courses that results to lucrative jobs. I've seen graduates who read non-lucrative bound courses with lucrative jobs and otherwise.
Everything is God's favour.

Busy_body:
forget that side, do you have a loaded bank account? Are you from a Royal lineage, have you got blue blood? What is your current and future career prospect like? Can you keep me in designer goods with shopping trips all year round? If yes, submit ya CV asap for my scrutiny Meeting is meeting We are "meeting" here too now innit

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