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On a final note, My fellow Nigeria People.
Pls patronize CleanHomeAffairs o, I use them and they are very good in domestic cleaning.
You can call them on 0700CLEANERS, 08171692639, 08162247396.
Their web addy is www.cleanhomeaffairs.com
You can also get them via email: ayo@cleanhomeaffairs.com or lola@cleanhomeaffairs.com

Their staffs are well-cultured and highly professional, so they dont come to your house looking like your typical maid, they are young men and women doing their own jobs
and they are very affordable. Try them out o.

Pls o, I am looking for a driver living around Mushin area. Guranteed one o.

Chaulay1: @Kobojunkie

Since you strongly feel there is no need for maid services at all, I am just wondering if there is a way out of this situation I am going to describe.

Husband and wife leave home around 7:00am to be back usually 8:00pm. Before the arrival of a baby there was no need for any maid but then wife got pregnant and and will be due for delivery soon. In her place of work, she is only entitled to 6weeks maternity leave. The couple live very far from other family members and now the question is how will they cope without a maid. The wife is considering additional 6weeks off work without pay so that d baby will be 3months before her resumption. The option of resigning to look after the baby is no go area as the wife is the major financier of the home.

Now, what are the other options she has apart from a maid(nanny) considering the fact that Daycare centres close hours before her closing time. Infact, leaving the office for daycare runs is not feasible?
(Note: wife's mum is late and mother in-law will only be available few weeks after delivery)

Will appreciate other peoples' responses as well.

lolyx: would u prefer a live in maid or a non live in housekeeper?
pls let me know what you think.