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hustler2828:
Can you imagine the level of corruption, in a so-called private company? And this is just the tip of the iceberg, think of public parastatals like NNPC, Customs, police, etc. Then factor in tribalism and religion. And one person say Naija go better. It will only get worst. The average Nigerian man is corrupt, wicked, and heartless.

In your shoes I will prepare my opsec, do some osint findings on the top management of the company, and call them out publicly on any of their social media pages. In the worst-case scenario, I will tail them online and do all sorts of information gathering to blackmail them. Imagine the nonsense.

I would have mentioned 7 companies that I personally experienced what the OP experienced but it not worth it

Rule 1 Love all trust none
Rule 2 Don't forget rule 1

I believe depending on the mother they are very succesful. My auntie has 3 boys, she had to raised them by herself as the father walked away from them when they were young. The three of them are super amazing, loving and protecting. They are all happily married and raising children, the oldest is a business owner and has a company, the second became a police officer and now he just finished his as Law degree. The youngest is a OBGyn and is planning on opening his own clinic. My auntie worked hard and paid for their studies, as they live in a country where no help, loans or scholarships are available. They are super grateful to my auntie for she was more than enough to raise three succesful men.

Funny though, when my cousin became a doctor, about 30 years after he left, their father showed up and wanted to be part of their lives. They all said no thank you, their mom was both mother and father to them, so they had everything that they needed.

jaksmillioniar:
Yes cos shes d best for me I think if I Neva marry her I wont marry again.

How many years is your marriage?

Capernum:
No. Simply put. She doesn't believe in my dreams and aspirations and she doesn't support it one bit.

Acrimony comes to mind.

Skyview01:
Responsibilities no dey end.
Also, when i go out, i get lots of phonecalls, daddy where are you? When are you coming back.

Sometimes i like to travel and vacation alone which i will start this year.

You thought it was easy pizzy, right?

RECTEM:
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While WAEC marking is not an employment opportunity, and cannot even be quoted in the CV as a viable working experience but facilitates your chances of been employed by good schools, the advantages of coordination and marking is stated below:

1. It puts some coins in the pocket. In about five (5)days of using your leisure to mark, you are guaranteed at least N15,000 which has been reviewed upwardly Can serve some purposes;

2. The informative content of the coordination is helpful for teachers. Helps you know the best way to prepare students for the examination. It also enriches the teacher's research and lesson notes;

3. it keeps youths busy esp those unemployed youth and those earning little from their school. The positive thing about it is experience of how to mark waec scripts.

Please, invited or not, if you live near the state capital, check the marking venues used for coordination. Gate-crash (if not invited) and you may be fortunate to get a pack.



LIST OF ALL MARKING VENUES IN NIGERIA

1. Aba marking venue, Girls Secondary School, Abayi-Aba
2. Abakaliki marking venue, Holy Ghost Secondary School, Abakaliki
3. Abeokuta 1 marking venue, Rev. Kuti Memmorial Grammar School, Abeokuta
4. Abeokuta 2 marking venue, Abeokuta Girls Grammar School, Onikolobo, Abeokuta
5. Abuja marking venue, Government Secondary School, Wuse 3
6. Ado-Ekiti 1 marking venue, Christ Girls' School, Ado-Ekiti
7. Ado-Ekiti 2 marking venue, Mary Immaculate Girls Grammar School, Ado-Ekiti
8. Agbor marking venue, Ogbemudein Mixed Secondary School, Agbor
9. Akure 1 marking venue, Akure is at Oyemekun Grammar School
10. Akure 2 marking venue, Fiwasaye Girls' Grammar School, Akure
11. Asaba marking venue, Anglican Girls Grammar School, Asaba
12. Auchi marking venue, Our Lady of Fatima College, Auchi
13. Awka marking venue, Igwebike Grammar School, Awka
14. Bauchi marking venue, General Hassan UsmanKatsina College, Bauchi
15. Benin 1 marking venue, Idia College, Benin-City
16. Benin 2 marking venue, Western Boys High School, Benin-City
17. Birnin Kebbi marking venue, Nagari College Birnin Kebbi
18. Calabar marking venue, Hope Waddell Training Institution, Calabar
19. Dutse marking venue, Government Commercial School, Dutse
20. Enugu 1 marking venue, Urban Anglican Girls School, Ogui New Layout, Enugu
21. Enugu 2 marking venue, Federal Govt. College Enugu.
22. Gombe marking venue, Education Resource Centre, Gombe
23. Gusau marking venue, Sambo Secondary School, Gusau
24. Gwagwalada marking venue, Government Secondary School, Gwagwalada
25. The Polytechnic Ibadan, CBT Centre. Ibadan.
26. Ibadan 1 marking venue, Loyola College, Old Ife Rd., Ibadan
27. Ibadan 2 marking venue, Anwar-Ul Grammar School, Eleyele Ibadan
28. Ibadan 3 marking venue, St Patrick's Grammar School, Bashorun Ibadan
29. Ijebu-Ode marking venue, Ijebu-Ode Grammar School, Ijebu-Ode
30. Ikare-Akoko marking venue, Victory College, Ikare-Akoko
31. Ikorodu marking venue, Government. Senior College, Ikorodu
32. Ikot-Ekpene marking venue, State College, Ikot-Ekpene
33. Ilaro marking venue, Yewa College, Ilaro
34. Ile-Ife marking venue, Oduduwa College, Ile-Ife
35. Ilesa marking venue, Ilesa Grammar School, Ilesa
36. Ilorin 1 marking venue, St. Anthony Secondary School, Ilorin
37. Ilorin 2 marking venue, Sheikh Abdulkadir College, Ilorin
38. Jalingo marking venue, Magami Government Day Secondary School, Jalingo
39. Jos marking venue, St. Murumba College, Jos
40. Kabba marking venue, St. Monica College, Kabba
41. Kaduna marking venue 1, Sardauna Memorial College (SMC) Kaduna
42. Kaduna marking venue 2, Queen Amina College, Kaduna
43. Kafanchan marking venue, Government College, Kagoro
44. Kano marking venue 1, Rumfa College, Kano
45. Kano marking venue 2, Government Secondary School, Tarauni, Kano
46. Katsina marking venue, Government Day Secondary School KofarYandaka, Katisna
47. Lafia marking venue, Government Science School, Lafia
48. WAEC International office, Agidingbi, Lagos
49. Lagos (Agege 1) marking venue,Government Senior College, Agege
50. Lagos (Agege 2) marking venue, Saka Tinubu Memorial High School, Orile-Agege
51. Lagos (Igando) marking venue, Igando Community Junior High School, Igando
52. Lagos (Ijanikin) marking venue, Nigerian Navy Secondary School, Ojo-Ijanikin
53. Lagos (Ilupeju) marking venue, Ilupeju Senior Secondary School, Ilupeju
54. Lagos (Obanikoro) marking venue, Baptist Academy, Obanikoro
55. Lagos (Surulere) marking venue, A.U.D. Grammar School, Surulere
56. Lokoja marking venue, Bishop Delisle College, Lokoja
57. Makurdi marking venue, Mount St. Gabriel Secondary School, Makurdi
58. Mbaise marking venue, Mbaise Secondary School, Aboh Mbaise
59. Minna marking venue, Ahmadu Bahago Secondary School, Bosso Road, Minna
60. Nnewi marking venue, Maria Regina Model Comprehensive College, Nnewi
61. Nsukka 1 marking venue, Nsukka High School, Nsukka
62. Nsukka 2 marking venue, Govt Technical College (G.T.C), Nsukka.
63. Offa marking venue, Offa Grammar School, Offa
64. Ogbomoso marking venue, Ogbomoso High Sch., Ogbomoso
65. Okene marking venue, Ebira Community Secondary School, Okene
66. Okigwe marking venue, Federal Government College, Okigwe
67. Okitipupa marking venue, Stella Maris College, Okitipupa
68. Ondo marking venue, St. Joseph's College, Ondo
69. Onitsha 1 marking venue, Dennis Memorial Grammar School, Onitsha
70. Onitsha 2 marking venue, Christ the King College, Onitsha.
71. Orlu marking venue,Township Comprehensive Secondary Amaifeke,Orlu.
72. Osogbo 1 marking venue, Osogbo Grammar Sch., Osogbo
73. Osogbo 2 marking venue, Unity High School, Osogbo
74. Ota marking venue, Iganmode Grammar School, Ota
75. Otukpo marking venue, St. Francis College, Otukpo
76. Owerri 1 marking venue, Government Secondary School, Owerri
77. Owerri 2 marking venue, Emmanuel College, Owerri
78. Oyo marking venue, Olivet Bapt. High School, Oyo
79. Pankshin marking venue, Government College, Pankshin.
80. Port-Harcourt marking venue, Federal Government College, Rumuokoro
81. Sagamu marking venue, Remo Secondary School, Sagamu
82. Sapele marking venue, Chude Girls' (Model) Secondary School, Sapele
83. Sokoto marking venue, Federal Government College, Sokoto
84. Ughelli marking venue, Anglican Girls Grammar School, Ughelli
85. Umuahia marking venue, Girls Secondary School, Umuahia
86. Uyo marking venue 1, Community Compr. Secondary School, Four Towns, Uyo
87. Uyo marking venue 2, Adiaha Obong Commercial Secondary School, Uyo
88. Yenagoa marking venue, St. Jude's Girls Secondary School, Yenagoa
89. Yola marking venue, Adamawa State Poly., Yola
90. Zaria marking venue 1, Demonstration Secondary School, Abu, Zaria
91. Zaria marking venue 2, Barewa College, Zaria

Gatecrashers are welcomed nationwide.

WAEC coordination starts:
31st May , 2018 for Chief Examiners and Team leaders!
1st June , 2018 for Examiners and Asst. Examiners.
Coordination ends 3rd June , 2018
Time: 4:00pm

Gate crashers should go to the venue with their relevant certificates (both original and photocopies) and make sure attendances are taken for the 3 days.

Distribution of parcels begin on 5th June, 2018 to all existing examiners and the lucky gate crashers

A hint though from my experience as a gatecrasher, ATTENDANCE at coordination classes is NECESSARY for the 3 days. CONSISTENCY in the 3-day coordination meeting will secure you a chance. Normally, parcels are issued to those who attend the coordination classes, but Chief and Team leaders can be funny, by keeping parcels for invited examiners who do not attend the 3 days coordination. So, "shine your eyes". Note that some marking venues "MAY" issue out parcels to examiners when they are done with the coordination for that day.

Examiners: They mark the scripts of students using a prepared marking guide. Documents required
Your First Degree/HND


Checkers: They cross check the marks awarded to the students and ensure they are properly totalled.
OND, ONLY-Reviewed in 31st May, 2018. To apply as a checker, visit the venue on the day of coordination, address your letter to THE HEAD OF MARKING VENUE, (then add the name of the town). Submit the letter to the Secretarial staff i.e the secretary of the marking venue.

Checkers are usually invited for a test. A test would be conducted for checkers. Basic mathematics. Addition and subtraction. Accuracy and speed is very necessary. I think 20 questions for 10 minutes.

Hint: Just be fast. Your score depends on when you will start checking as the higher the greater number of days
Simple arithmetic. 15 minutes to answer 15 questions and also sum up some figures on the rows and columns.
E.g
56+3-1=

3/3+1/3=

2.5 + 3and1/2

Sq.root of 144 etc.

NB Go to any marking center close to you with the required credentials and attend the coordination session ina subject close to what you studied in school. No body helps anyone here, I marked during my service year, in fact they were begging me to pick more packs and I refused because of the short time frame.

It is worthy to note that they pay per subject multiplied by the number of scripts given to you e.g I think they pay N15 per script for Maths. if you are given 600 scripts that will be N15*600= N9,000.00. coupled with other allowances such as coordination fee, transport,feeding etc. Marking fee varies per subject, you will get to know one applicable to your subject at the marking venue, but the least is N8 per script. That's not the only incentive, as there are others like Lump sum, coordination fee etc that will sum up your pay around 12,000 - 15000 if you have about 320 scripts.
You take scripts home for marking and submit progressively to your Team Leader for vetting and then to your subject script officer for checking. By progressively, I mean that you don't wait till you finish marking the entire scripts issued to you before submission. As you mark, you submit by center/school basis. A parcel usually consists of 2, 3, 4 or 5 schools/centers.

Finally, Damaged, missing, mutilated scripts then u find yourself in the police net without negotiations, even on ypur sick bed, WAEC will come and collect their script, even in your grave they won't spare your corpse for their script, they will wake you up and collect their scripts then ypu can rest in peace.bitter truth.

In my own case I marked
Physics ll
Attendance = 2500
Marking = 3196.38 (334scripts x 9.57)
Lump sum = 5344 (334scripts x 16)
Coordination meeting assistant examiner= 3600
Total = 14640.38
Minus 5% tax = 159.82
Total pay = 14480.56.

NCE holders are not eligible to mark.

Checkers N900 per day. Lagos and Portharcourt N1,200 with food, I am sure if the food is still applicable till date.

P.S: It is a serious offense for a gatecrasher/Examiner to have two parcels. Its an offense in WAEC extant examiner rules.

Wish you all success!!

Cazzim:
pls sir were in Lagos can one see a comfortable self con apartment 500k to 600k totally parkagee nice apartment, I work at ikoyi

Ajah inside estate

Yemmysworld91:
Stay in asaba jejely. Consistently apply for job in Lagos and move down after getting the job. Even me wey be Lagosian got job in Lagos and is posted to the same delta. And am enjoying my life upcountry than down there. I only go to lagos once in a while. My bit

There's nothing in that town aside from
Prostitution
Yahoo
Buying and selling &
Land grabbing

A player spotted.

DaddyCoool:
You folks can fool yourselves all you want with all sorts of wishful thinking. Here is the TRUTH:
A young woman's dream is an EXCLUSIVE monogamous relationship with ONE man she is attracted to.
While for a young man the very thought of it is SUFFOCATING!!
The two sexes are simply wired differently.
(Of course there are the few outliers, but we are talking vast majority!)

Ajah to Oshodi 1k

Multiple signs show that humans are mostly monogamous by design. Males and females are roughly the same size (the small difference seems to have been inherited from Australopithecus, and has decreased steadily since), we seem to mostly share the inherent emotion of jealousy which makes no sense for us to have otherwise, most human societies have been monogamous, and so on.

But humans are also infinitely inventive, and in situations with shortages of men or women, societies have adapted and allowed polygamy or polyandry; up until very recently, it has been much more difficult or even outright impossible to be successful outside a family, so an excess of either sex was a problem to be solved.

And, of course, some people are born without any sense of sexual jealousy; those are today known as polyamorous. It seems to work fine, too, so that's obviously also part of our nature.

There were men who decided to be monogamous. They would have been religious men, so the the impetus would have been religious in nature.

My answer is based on the facts that:

1. Historically, men in general would never have allowed a woman to make this or any other decision, most especially if it affected the law or their sex life.
2. Religion has historically been behind most cultural ideologies.
So, to answer the question, many but not all human beings may desire to have sex with more than one person. Many but not all men may wish to have more than one spouse.

Men, who historically were in charge of everything while women stayed home, chose to institute monogamy. Other men decided to move their families into these societies. Sometimes human beings had these ideologies forced upon them by other men. As time passed, monogamy became the cultural norm for many nations and states.

hedonido:
All these so-called 'Island' people mumuing themselves. Come to Abuja and experience sanity. Ordinary Garki (anywhere between Area 1 - Area 11) is far far far saner and more liveable than the entire 'phases' of this una overhyped multiple Lekkis.

I love Abuy

Kellie069:
Mehn, over here, the electricity supply is top notch. It goes days without a blink except it rains . Omo I have never stayed without light for the whole of this year. When the light goes off, my inverter comes up, I have 2.5kva (two tubular batteries) I bought for 170k each. I never on gen this year.

You damn smart

SporaD8:
Let me guess... Ibeju is now phase 4!!!

That place has a lot of factories but housing is very expensive. My cousin got a self contained there for 650k, can you imagine?

ravensckar:
Another fallacy of hasty generalization! I live in Sangotedo area and I can conveniently tell you that we enjoy close to 12 hours of power supply in my estate. Other than traffic & the expensive cost of living, Island is a great place to live in. It is relatively peaceful and filled with great minds. Unlike the mainland which is the den of criminals (cultists and robbers). All those temple runs that you guys experience on the mainland is not here. Run from robbers, run from cultist fights, run from police raid, run from 1 million boys, etc.

PS- I was born and brought up in Ajegunle, so I know what it's like to live on both the Island and mainland. Before marriage, I prayed to God to never allow me raise my kids on the mainland (Ajegunle precisely) and God answered my prayer.

Island is not immune to robbers or cultist or vices you claim are not on the island. My friend was robbed at Ikate. Sangotedo is a base for a cult sect. Thank God for protection for you and your family

tonididdy:
Reminds me of my 9ja neighbor that sold his mikano to get a fueling generator because of then diesel prices

A chat with him yesterday made me ROTFLMFAO, e say e run from frying pan enter fire na the fuel is 5H per litre and the generator he got vibrates more than an excavator 🤣🤣
Na so e dey chop fuel.

He now relies solely on his solar plant.

Solar is the best

pocohantas:
I don't know of other areas sha, but here that I am, if you bypass, they will come for you. An electrician did it fof our borehole and I didn't know until they showed up. Thankfully it was a warning visit. So, I gave them money for malt.

They should give us prepaid meters. So that Nigerians would stop leaving all their bulbs on in the afternoon.

You are part of the problem because you giving them .oney for Malt.

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Johnholt909:
That’s true. Which country are you right now?

Brazil

jUeLiZ:
I have money but I'm just confused. I don't really have a skill. Don't which to go for. And I know it's not going to be easy over there. I'm just scared of going there to fail

Which country comes to mind?
Are you educated?
Which skill do you have?
Give yourself a year or two to learn skill driving, electrician, plumbing they are needed over here

Coronavirus1:
To which country? Nigeria remain the best place to survive despite the bad government.

Give reasons why I s the best place.