₦airaland Forum

I asked an intellectual question, but the low lives want us to waste our time talking about problems, without any solution..

Nigeria is this, Nigeria is that. These were the same excuses our parents made till their time past.

Most of us are about making the mistake they made...

We have no excuses in our generation..


Please don't tell me to take the lead, do something... I have already created 2 start ups..


You will hear about them Soo sooon..

airsaylongcome:
No dey engage am I take God beg you

Taking sides with a snake?

Dis small boy never carry him jonzing come ya side bf?

Dey play..

You are so pained because I asked a simple question on this thread.

Nigga u ain't born for greatness, questions like this are not for you. Sorry!

Go to ya women's ministry.

This is an intellectual thread... Contribute something positive to the thread or Bleep off.

Good!

Spending 30k to fuel a car weekly.

TayehJiboluwa:
From today Thursday 1st of June to Friday 2nd of June, I will be answering any questions you have on deliverance, dreams and interpretations, spiritual warfare, gifts of the Spirit, calling, talents, purpose, marital issues, spiritual battles, etc.

Venue is WhatsApp. I don't want to start something here that I won't be able to finish or continue. Connect on WhatsApp and you get a link to join the conference call.

Check WhatsApp number in my signature.

Time: 7:30pm sharp.

Who are you?

Oga, enter market na.

Biodun556:
Private companies two will increase the price of their services

Yes, they will..

New minimum wage equals, new prices..

VeeVeeMyLuv:
Well U fit talk say naija school/system na scam

There is difference.

The problem is the Nigerian school system...


It's 100% colonial..

thirdi:
In South Africa, the national minimum wage is approximately $238 per month, which is equivalent to approximately ₦176,636 Nigerian Naira.

In Nigeria, the minimum wage is ₦30,000 Nigerian Naira.

In Kenya, specifically in Nairobi, the minimum wage is approximately $138 per month, which is equivalent to approximately ₦102,396 Nigerian Naira.

In Ghana, the minimum wage is approximately $61 per month, which is equivalent to approximately ₦45,262 Nigerian Naira.

In Morocco, the minimum wage is approximately $265 per month, which is equivalent to approximately ₦196,730 Nigerian Naira.

Please note that exchange rates may vary, and the rates provided are based on the given exchange rate of 742 Nigerian Naira to 1 US dollar on the black market.

The countries he mentioned are non oil producing countries and they may be working how to reduce the price...

We can't compete on negative achievements, that's a very terrible thing to do.

Those countries are not even proud of selling pms at that price..

Let's be wise.

Tetrahedron:
The op is stupid!
He packed all the non-oil countries!

He is deciving him self.

Biodun556:
Labour Congress should not waste time going on strike or protesting

They should just negotiate minimum wage and other benefits

A minimum wage will not solve any problem.. You get?

Remember we also have private companies, in order for them to pay the minimum wage the prices of goods will sky rocket.

Historically, every increase in minimum wage in Nigeria will attract massive devaluation to the Naira..

The solution is for the government to work on the stability of the Naira, build all the refinaries and increase minimum wage latter, not now.

Any increase in minimum wage now will plunge the Naira and make prices sky rocket..

[quote author=Babastrong post=123513917][/quote]If they increase minimum wage the Naira will be greatly devalued and prices will Spike Soo high.. At the same time it's also very necessary for the government to increase the minimum. Wage to at least 60k.

VeeVeeMyLuv:
But some misguided youths dare open their big mouths to say school na scam !
It is just like saying knowledge, learning or book na scam!

The type of school sys we run in Naija na scam.

GREATIGB0MAN:
Rubbish as usual

What else do you know apart from silly things and attention seeking.

In reality you are a short, silly dirty fool no one cares about.


Na only me dey give you attention in the whole world...

Come collect.. Fool!..

Continue bringing your foolishness to my threads..

You are the only foolish person on this thread..

Try hide yourself..

GREATIGB0MAN:
Small brain boy.


Most Nigerian Tech founders today who succeed had worked for companies locally and abroad.

They're so many advantages working for companies in your area of interest before starting something up.


You'd learn first hand from experts, you'd learn orientations and how to properly manage your ideas and bring them to light if you're one with entrepreneurial spirit.
Networking, you'd make friends with people who'd likely join you in your own projects and help you scale whatever you choose to delve into in future.


Na Nigeria you the Not Yankee... There's no Silicon Valley in Nigeria... easiest way to build a startup in Nigeria is by first working with those who already have a successful business/startup to at least create some level of connections.

Even You need to have some money first before creating a startup... how would you have that money if you've never worked or done something to get it... How would you fund your project in the early stages?

You think investors will just give you money to fund your idea that isn't proven in the market or idea you haven't tested anywhere to see if it will be ever profitable?
Gone are the day way only person person go lock himself inside room to code idea.

Before you finish coding another person done put the idea for market

I'm sure you'd never understand

Mumu Boy

Your problem is incurable foolishnes, but you think you are wise.

Allow the devs with money, skill, and talent do the needful...

GREATIGB0MAN:
Small brain boy.


Most Nigerian Tech founders today who succeed had worked for companies locally and abroad.

They're so many advantages working for companies in your area of interest before starting something up.


You'd learn first hand from experts, you'd learn orientations and how to properly manage your ideas and bring them to light if you're one with entrepreneurial spirit.
Networking, you'd make friends with people who'd likely join you in your own projects and help you scale whatever you choose to delve into in future.


Na Nigeria you the Not Yankee... There's no Silicon Valley in Nigeria... easiest way to build a startup in Nigeria is by first working with those who already have a successful business/startup to at least create some level of connections.

Even You need to have some money first before creating a startup... how would you have that money if you've never worked or done something to get it... How would you fund your project in the early stages?

You think investors will just give you money to fund your idea that isn't proven in the market or idea you haven't tested anywhere to see if it will be ever profitable?
Gone are the day way only person person go lock himself inside room to code idea.

Before you finish coding another person done put the idea for market

I'm sure you'd never understand

Mumu Boy

I wonder why this thread they pain and why you dey take am personal.

You know you can't make anything reasonable out of life, so your are so pained knowing fully well you will be left behind.

This thread is for real men not a kid like you.

You have never exibited any iota of maturity from the first day you brought your bitchy attention seeking to me.

If you can't build a start up, there are real men who can build start ups and empires. Leave us alone, you don't belong here.

Go the gutters were you belong?

We real men don't believe in the Nigerian excuses, no mater how legit it may sound. In life their must be away.



I refuse to engage an idiot like you in a banter..

From now on it's either an intellectual discussion or nothing..


can you even think or reason anything meaningful?

GetSenseNow:
The person you quoted is actually right. When I built my first SaaS, I had less than 9 clients before I relocated to the US that year. It was there I met an investor. I doubt I would've gotten that chance if I hadn't relocated. Lots of Nigerians have great ideas but lack funding for implementation

Oga me and that dumb guy @GreatIgboman ' The guy I quoted', problem na from another dimension....

We all wont travel, you know that. So we have to change the narrative.

Are we going to tell our children this same narratives?

I know its not easy, and I am not yabing, blaming or insulting anyone.

Remote work and freelancing are great, we still have invest part of it in other sectors..

Some people like the idiot I quoted took it personal..

Its a armless question for real men.

VaselineCrew:
Not saying I support the subsidy, but, I find it funny that leaders that the state subsidizes or even babies, are in such a hurry to un-subsidize YOU!

Tinubu gets what? 6 new cars every 3 years? For just 8 years of work life?

New houses in Abuja and Lagos?

Salary for life?

They are never ever in the same hurry to remove their own subsidy, I wonder why?

A real leader would lead by example during this time of sacrifice, but not Naija leaders.

YOU, must make the needed sacrifice, NOT THEM!

REMEMBER THAT!

Thats life for you..

The good part of life is for a few..

harjorlarh:
Stack up KAS instead,thank me later

Not this one..

twosquare:
I'm still looking at if this is feasible...maybe 650 or 700...what do people on this thread think?

550, it may come that low a reason, I have not bought USD.

I am just wishing.

lrman:
Everyone knows that

Expect blood. It won't change me instantly.

Don't forget to buy LTC..

It does wonders when BTc is in disaary..

gamaliel9:
All these China and Hong Kong gra gra will not move the market IMMEDIATELY...Not much liquidity coming in due selection of coins to be traded..i think about 9 coins only....again, it is not that trading of coins will begin on June 1..but filling of papers for licensing...its like interview day. We wait.

Expect blood or greens

Oluromantic:
Your present profile picture is not sexy enough

Abeg talk maturely.

Ilamina:
..

I am such a puss.y

That everyone hates

I am not the typical sophisticated Nigerian female

Always complaining and sad me

Calm down.

Stop comparing the USA with Naija.

We no b dia mate.

Mad o

Essenza01:
I really don't know anymore, i just did my budget for the month and i am scared, i have cut from everywhere possible and i fear for my self.. i dont have a GF, Wife, Children.. my salary is N400,000 and i have added side businesses and one or two's to even survive.. but with this fuel increase, what else is left... zero savings..

- Rent - N108,333/mth (1,300,000/12)
- Fuel for car - N180,000 (36k for 5-6days)
- Auto maintenance - N30,000/mth (service/repair)
- Fuel for generator - N50,000/mth (20ltr/wk)
- Feeding - N62,000 - (N2,000/day)
- Health miscellenous - N5,000/mth
- Dstv - N4,500/mth
- Data - N7,000/mth
- Recharge card - N3,000/mth
- Dry cleaner - N4,000/mth (Starch/iron)
- Hygiene maintenance - N10,000 (body spray/perfume, roll on, soap, cream) etc..
-  Gift to people - N10,000/mth
-  Family House contribution - N20,000/mth
- Eko electric - N10,000/mth
- repairs and maintenance - N12,000/mth
- Clothing, footwear etc - N10,000/mth
- Outings, restaurant, sit outs and provisions - N30,000/mth

Total = N556,500...

My rent is average rent for where i stay, its a two bed flat, i use the other room for home office..

Feeding is N2,000/day.. its not anything out of the ordinary.. tried cooking and spent more with time wasting.

Fuel for car is at the new rate of N500/ltr, my car is a 70ltr car tank..

Auto maintenance is basic brake pads, shocks, service 2mths, tire guage, police pr, tire purchase if any, minor touch ups etc... nothing major.

Fuel for generator is 20ltr/day (2hrs or less daily)

I need help.... how are you people doing it, what am i doing wrong? The rat race is killing me..

Oga you are doing fine.

400k in Nigeria is not much, value wise..

Value wise 400k is almost like may be 150k, ten years ago.

FalseProphet1:
What of tithe. Why is tithe not on your budget? How can you not be paying tithes. Don't you know that your pastor has families to feed. You're lucky you're not my member, I would have called down fire on you. This is wickedness. Tueh!

This guy!

Ilamina:
How does being religious
Give you low self esteem

Even if I explain you won't understand...


Our problems mostly come from genes, up bringing, society and religion...