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Efcc says they have"recovered" 1bn nairs in civil servant but are still looking for those who facilitated 206 bn naira army equipment scam in niger.

Efcc is now e deaf cc i.e economic deaf chairity and cosmetic commission.

House,
I need ur honest evaluation assessment from those that have done ietls before.
Which do u think is better to handle fir a first timer.
Paper -based OR computer-based (CBT).
Urgently pls as I want to pay now

Still not browsing.
In Lagos and Ibadan

Survival as in what?
You want to throw someone experience away by your own hand.

Can u employ a bricklayer and put him as driver if the bricklayer is for survival?

You made a statement that does not have any HR value.

Sine your company cannot pay experience person his money , why not employ a jjc and put him as MD/CEO and pay him jjc salary after all your watchword is survival.

Pls don't bring naija mentality to run over international best practices.

Amazon was sued in trying to play this trick using volunteer.



On your story
That's just one.
There are many others that it may not work for.

armadeo:
This is another point entirely.

From this point of view its survival not experience again. When the sellers are more than the buyers goods have to become cheap.

You cannot therefore blame an employer for applying market tactics to the Labour Market. Capitalism is all about profit.


That aside.. depends also on experience, despite the employment crunch I know peeps that are being chased with offers.

One guy was offered 230k almost 80k more than his current salary. he resigned, worked 2 months in the new place and after his second salary he was told his new pay would be 80k.

He resigned on the spot and was working again for 170 by the end of the month another new place.

So the trend also matters. Demand and supply.

armadeo:
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Lol. Rise to where? Promise from who? Lol.

If you earn 100k and your peers earn that , don't ever collect 95k on a promise to rise.

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Go to the Nigerian employment spaces and see what's happening all over.
Life is not in black and white.

armadeo:
Why would an experienced hand collect a crap salary in the first place?

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A promise to rise

Offpoint1:
My brother I know there must be something that resulted to the driver's action... Nobody pull such stunt on his employer.

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That's why it's good to here both sides of the story.
When I ever I want to hire someone to work for me, I always look for a he-win-I-win situation. If I am benefitting and the person is not benefitting, I won't go ahead because it will not be sustainable.
At a point , he will call it quit, especially at a point where u may be expecting to make it big.
Some people treat there employees like trash & expect great results.
While some employers understand that as you are using them to make progress, they also want to make progress.
There has to be a balance,

I hope u there are not people here that hire experienced hands only to offer them jjc salary.
Be sure you will not get the best.
Or u may get the worst kind of behavior.

The rule is hire an experience hands,
Pay him for his experience level and tell him what to expect.

If u short-change an experienced hand,

You are indirectly telling him to look a way to buffer the pay by himself,
And be rest assured , he will do just that no matter the ethical or moral inclination he/she once had.

Good luck.

NB.

We do this alot in Nigeria & that why we do not make the kind of progress we ought to.

I have seen where they will hire experience hand , pay the guy crap salary and put him under a jjc.

Cc offpoint1

Even with crude at 66 dpb for 4 months at a stretch

Rita33:
Butterfly sewing machine available



Just the head only


15k...Negotiable and still working just a little bit old

Location please.
Probably WhatsApp contact.
Any picture too?

It's alright sir,
It was just an advice.

Different color truck.?
While transporting may be true,
That truck is not the same.
The politics will gradually kill that company

deedee44:
Finally I finished reading from page 1.
A big thank you to the bosses and everyone that has contributed to this great thread.
My domain journey starts now. So help me God.
Goodluck and more sales everyone

I will advise against " domain journey".

It's just a "ring' to spend your hard earned money.

Forget those that says otherwise

You mean so Nigeria is telling Israel & Palestine that is having a week of fighting to de-escalate when we have been overrun by bokjaram, bandits and economic mishap for more than 5 years;
And we have no effective response from FG?

End shall never wonder.

Buy copper coil.

It would serve u for a long time

While the op has a right to his view,
There is a lot of questions marks concerning the president of this country.
The country is sliding into chaos & any reasonable thinking president would have done a live press briefing to address some of this challenges, give Nigerians the opportunity to ask questions and give people hope.
However this over-generalizing about a tribe are off point.
There are a lot of clan members that have different perspective even to the issue of the igbo nation.
The Nigerian people are going through a lot of unpleasanteries lately.
I hope this would be attended to .

so that b'koharam can do the damage here that they did to the north?

Can I ask, is this m*n okay?

Another "non-criminal " bandit has just spoken.

Abi didn't one babariga bandits claim not all bandits are criminal.

No sir, I didn't specify who I was talking about.

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You made no factual statement either.

Take your insults along with you once you are through reading this.

AmazonTopaz:
Trump was better how and what did he do and what onions did he know.

Just Go and sit down if you have nothing factual to say

Men.

Trump was a better president.

As a person I didn't like Trump but as a president, the guy is good.; Knows his onions

oh oh wait wait.
you think we forgave him the first time.

sorry , he is doing this one on his own.

the sin of the first one is still in red.

pls tell him if you see him.

perhaps e will cancel this one.

a country with 4 refinery not working!!!

lets see how it goes.
tax the usage of sun ?; or u want to make it compulsory like this e-vaccines.

the things I hear from some Nigerian politicians these days makes we wonder if truly they had an education.

The two set of people working together are claiming their things being destroyed to give credibility to BH's ability even when non-existent.
All to take over Nigeria due to greed.






No sir, I wasn't talking to you

Some very fantastic houses in abule egba , try Beckley estate, you will pay with your nose and or through your nose

chillex8:
Not shaming anyone. Akute and Abulegba are the same.

In the days of Uber geofencing, you cant request trips from certain areas (ikorodu, Abulegba, Satellite town, sangotedo e.t.c).

Not the norm sir

Litmus:
Yes you can.




On a Thursday morning in April 1990, in the suburb of Stechford in Birmingham, a strange grocery chain started trading in the UK. It only stocked 600 basic items – fewer than you might find in your local corner shop today – all at very low prices. For many products, including butter, tea and ketchup, only a single, usually unfamiliar brand was offered. To shoppers accustomed to the abundance of Tesco and Sainsbury’s, which dominated the British grocery sector with thousands of products and brands, delicatessens, vast fridges and aisles piled high with fresh fruit and vegetables, the range would have seemed dismal.

The managers of this new shop, which was called Aldi, had not bothered to place a single advert announcing its arrival – not even an “Opening soon” sign outside the store. Strip lights illuminated the 185 sq metre store, and from the ceiling hung banners listing prices for the goods stacked on wooden pallets or displayed in torn-open cardboard boxes on metal shelves. A £1 deposit allowed you to borrow a trolley but there were no baskets. The checkout assistants, who had been trained to memorise the price of every item in the store, were so fast that shoppers experienced what some would come to call “Aldi panic” – the fear that you cannot pack your goods quickly enough. The store accepted cash but not cheques or cards. Customers seeking itemised receipts left disappointed.

Information on Aldi’s owners was as limited as the decor. Most news reports noted merely that the company belonged to a frugal and spectacularly rich pair of German brothers, Karl and Theo Albrecht, who had both fought in the second world war and whose desire for privacy had reached extremes after Theo’s high-profile kidnapping for ransom in 1970s. The Albrechts had an extremely popular chain of bleak discount stories in Germany: the brothers had divided the country into separate fiefs, with each controlling the market in one half of the territory.

But most people were confident they would fail in Britain, where there was a discernible snobbery about discount stores. When a reporter from the Times visited an Aldi store in Birmingham the following year, he thought it represented the “anonymous, slightly alarming face of 1990s grocery shopping”, without any pretence of sophistication. “One looks in vain for avocados or kiwi fruit.”

The British supermarket giants, whose 7% profit margins were the world’s highest, were even more dismissive. Sainsbury’s remarked on the absence of service, which was important to British customers. “We welcome the advent of Aldi and others to come,” said Tesco managing director David Malpas. “We can live quite happily in our part of the market and they can live in theirs.”

For a long time it looked like he was correct. In 1999, when Walmart bought Asda, the UK’s third biggest grocery chain, the Financial Times noted that Aldi had made “little impact in Britain” because customers were not as price-sensitive as Americans or continental Europeans. German shoppers, notoriously, took this to extremes: one of the country’s biggest electronics retailers, Saturn, even adopted “Thriftiness is sexy” as a marketing slogan. By 2009 – after nearly two decades – Aldi’s market share was just 2%, similar to that of Lidl, its German rival and imitator, which had launched in Britain soon after Aldi.

Read:

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/mar/05/long-read-aldi-discount-supermarket-changed-britain-shopping

Sir, just for info

U can't create a price war with the market leader.
That is suicide.( Every good economists knows this).

Every challenger knows this.

I'm not into arguments though

Acidosis:
You haven't said any meaningful thing bro asides the disputable fact that you're a trained economist in the U.S. Well, I'm not a trained economist but I know how to check appropriate places for information instead of making up figures to attack an individual over a perceived industry problem - same individual with the best market price o. Lol.

I have attached the profit/loss profile for the year 2019. So, please check and enlighten yourself. Look at the gross profit, revenue, and profit t attributable to the owners of the company.

Let's even assume your 60% data is correct, how do you explain the fact that his price has consistently remained the best in Nigeria? How come the "wicked" Dangote sells cheaper Cement than "Saint Ibeto" and "Saint Lafarge"? Why can't they crash the price and, consequently, create a price war like many companies in your country of residence do?

You still just want to.
Instead if you to declare you have already.
Don't worry, when ur deputy gov also get it, u will do it quickly.

Haha

radautoworks:
Sounds about right.

Rack $406 2 yr warranty
http://weblink.carquest.com/acl/?mfgName=RPR&partNumber=26-2613


Labor 5.5hrs
with part purchase N27,500
Without part purchase N41,250

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Chai not too bouyant now.
But thanks for the info.
Let's see how it goes.

Gd afternoon madam
Pls what's the cost of changing my steering rack.(labor)
My car steering vibrates on it's arc when I'm on 80km/hr speed and over.i hear a noise to in the bonnet when it's vibrates.
I've done wheel balancing & alignment.
Still same.
My mech said the steering rack needs to be replaced.(after checking the vehicle for possible causes)
I'm only in Lagos on Saturdays.
Car is Toyota Corolla sports 2006.
Pls how can u help.

Only Atiku's condolences carries the weight of such that should be spoken of,
Unfortunately they are all pretenders.
Seriously, Nigeria has lost a weight of hope by his death, are we not in trouble like this?

Sad death though.
But this are some of the dividend of Nigeria democracy given by the elites themselves.

So they had it coming.

RIP but warn others elites