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ccjoe:
TEACHING VACANCY – OWO, ONDO STATE

A reputable secondary school in Owo, Ondo State is urgently hiring MATHEMATICS TEACHERS



📌 Requirements:

NCE, B.Ed., B.Sc., in relevant fields

Teaching experience is an advantage but NOT compulsory

Must be disciplined, responsible, and ready to manage students effectively

Willingness to learn and grow within the school system and resume immediately

💰 Salary Package:

Starting salary: ₦70,000

Increment available based on dedication and performance

🏠 Added Benefits:

Free, quality accommodation

solar + NEPA power supply

Clean water access

Conducive and supportive work environment

📍 Location: Owo, Ondo State

To Apply:
Send a WhatsApp message only with your CV (no calls) to: 08062779246
(Include your name, qualification, and location)

🕒 Vacancies are open now – serious and passionate applicants only!

FunbiRTDS:
Rebuttal to False Claims Against Royal Triple Dee Schools, Ibeju-Lekki
It has come to our attention that certain unfounded accusations have been made against Royal Triple Dee Schools, Ibeju-Lekki, regarding alleged examination malpractice. We categorically refute these claims and present the facts for clarity:
1. Established Track Record:
Royal Triple Dee Schools has been in existence since 2012, with a consistent record of academic excellence and integrity. Over the years, our students have excelled in both internal and external examinations, gaining admission into reputable universities across Nigeria.
2. WAEC & BECE Integrity
Until 2025, our students wrote their WAEC examinations externally, as the school only received official WAEC accreditation last year. Our very first internally conducted WAEC took place in 2025. It is therefore impossible for the alleged malpractice claims spanning previous years to be true.
3. Independent External Success
Beyond WAEC and BECE, our students have gone on to successfully pass JAMB and Post-UTME, these exams are completely independent of Royal Triple Dee Schools. Admission into Nigerian universities through these channels is strictly merit-based. Many of our alumni are currently undergraduates, graduates, and even completing their NYSC service year.
4. Commitment After WAEC Accreditation
After receiving WAEC accreditation, the school was approached by several external candidates seeking to register through us. To preserve our academic integrity, all such requests were screened with internal tests, and some applicants were firmly rejected. This underlines our zero-tolerance stance on malpractice.
5. Evidence of Genuine Excellence
Our students have consistently demonstrated excellence within and outside the classroom. Notable achievements include:
o Third Best Placement Exam Performance: Royal Triple Dee Schools was ranked 3rd best school (Ibeju-Lekki) in the Lagos State Common Entrance (Placement Exam), as published by the Lagos State Exam Board.
o National Recognition in Spelling Competitions: [/b]We reached the finals of the 16th Edition of the Spell Africa competition, competing against top schools from across Nigeria.
o [b]Environmental Innovation: We proudly participated in the Eco Recycle Project by the Lekki Free Trade Zone, with our project featured alongside 15 other schools in Ibeju-Lekki.
o University Success: Many of our alumni are excelling in fields such as Civil Engineering, Pharmacy, Physics, Accounting, Psychology and other professional disciplines at various Nigerian universities including University of Lagos, Lagos State University, Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta, University of Ilorin.
o National Ranking in Competitions: Over the years, our students have participated in national competitions and consistently earned recognition, reinforcing our culture of hard work and achievement.

6. Commitment to Standards
Our school maintains a strict zero-tolerance policy towards examination malpractice. We uphold integrity, discipline, and quality education as our core values. The consistent academic achievements of our students speak louder than baseless allegations.
7. Condemnation of Unethical Conduct
We strongly condemn the malicious act of publishing personal pictures of the school’s proprietor and her daughter alongside these false accusations. Such actions are not only unprofessional but also a violation of privacy, intended to incite ridicule and personal attacks rather than engage in constructive discourse. We urge members of the public to focus on verifiable facts and not be swayed by attempts to tarnish personal reputations.
For avoidance of doubt, all information about our operations, approvals, and academic track record can be independently verified at our school premises: Triple Dee Close, Baba Adisa Bus Stop, Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos.
Royal Triple Dee Schools remains committed to raising disciplined, knowledgeable, and responsible leaders of tomorrow.

obembet:
Forget family ties. There’s that one club you’ll NEVER support, even if your brother signs for them.

I remember 2006 Africa Cup of Nations semi-final match between Nigeria and Ivory Coast, when Drogba scored offside score.

I almost broke our TV that day. If VAR had existed back in Drogba’s era, a lot of his goals would have been ruled out."

You took a question and post that's been existing on Twitter and said you're the source. Smh. Same question that was asked few days ago on Twitter and had so many responses. Would you faint if you tagged the correct source of the question?
So because of drogba, I will never support CHELSEA club even if my son play for them

Source: obembet

Walai:
130k school fee in a place like Lekki and you are here disturbing netizens. Delete this thrash before 5 market days or .......
Let me avoid ban first

Mawiey:
To be fair, slice bread is peak 🤭🤭
So it's not a bad thing for realme to be compared with such peak food 😏😏

Besuccesful:
We have a slot for 2 male cleaners in lekki phase 1

*Accommodation is available*

(Please serious minded only)

Salary N70,000

Mon-Sat

Interview is tomorrow ll 17-9-2025
8am

Whatsapp MDRecruit Agency on Whatsapp 09131056779

thesicilian:
Lol. I myself was wondering what was the guy's issue actually. The only logical thing I could think of is maybe he doesn't like being a manager, and wants to pursue accounting which he's more experienced in and is willing to commit a pay suicide for that.

Ishilove:
Anyone? I'm guessing there may be someone who has her contact details. Please if you do, can you send it my PM? Or I can PM you if you prefer that.

StellaGirlie:
I’ve noticed a common trend with many smartphones, especially in Nigeria. When you first buy a new device, everything feels perfect, fast, smooth, reliable. But give it a few months and suddenly the story changes. The same phone that once ran like lightning starts showing signs of stress. It overheats easily, lags when you open apps, gaming becomes almost impossible, and even basic multitasking feels like a burden.

Why does this happen so often? Is it just the way phones are designed these days or are brands cutting corners?

Some possible reasons people usually point out:

1. Software Optimization – Many brands seem to focus only on the launch software. After some months, updates either slow the phone down or don’t come at all. Without proper optimization, the phone just can’t keep up.


2. Mid-range Processors – A lot of affordable or mid-tier devices use processors that perform well initially but can’t handle long-term use, especially with heavy apps, social media, and games getting bigger every year.


3. Heat Management – Nigeria is already hot, and if a phone doesn’t have good cooling technology, it overheats quickly. Once a phone starts heating up, performance usually drops.


4. Planned Obsolescence? – Some people believe brands make phones this way on purpose, so users feel forced to upgrade after a year or two.



Personally, I feel both software updates and heat management are areas that really need improvement. A good phone shouldn’t feel “old” after just 6–8 months of use. If laptops can last for years, why should phones age so fast?

So I’m throwing the question out:

Have you experienced overheating and lag after a few months of buying a phone?

Do you think it’s more of a hardware issue (processor, cooling system) or a software issue (updates, optimization)?

Which brands or models have disappointed you the most with this problem?

And on the positive side, which phones have lasted the longest for you without showing these issues?


At the end of the day, phones are expensive, and not everyone can afford to change devices every year. If brands want to win the trust of Nigerians, they really need to focus on performance longevity, a phone should remain fast, stable, and reliable for at least 2–3 years.

What do you guys think? Let’s talk.

Pronigerian33:
Thanks for ur advice brother, there was a student of mine that likes the way i teach her alot, she is from JSS1 actually, without me knowing she informed her dad about how she is improving academically, so her dad call and invite me to his house. I was curious at first wondering what is wrong? Wen i went there he explained things to me and offer me to be there lesson teacher, but not only her including her 4 siblings (Making 5). I have to be going to his house 5 times a week and he offered me 10k salary, i started as at March but after two months i have to quit.

My reason was the stress is too much, for me honestly speaking because as of dat time i work from 7am to 2pm and from 6pm to 8pm. All for 25k if i sum it up. Bro!

FactFactory:
Kindly suggest the best textbook for teaching physics to a brother. I have Senior Secondary Physics by Okeke and Anyakoha; but they don't contain some recent topics on the syllabuses.
I also have "Essential Physics"; a parody and trash of what a textbook should be.
So what can I get to help teach for WAEC, NECO and UTME please.

tunjijones:
****** N400,000 divide by 3 = 133,333.33
133,333.33 multiple by 12(1 year) = 1,600,000.

1,600,000 x 5years (duration of the loan) = 8,000,000.

Someone earning 400,000 is eligible to 8 million naira.

So it means the person will be earning 266,680.00 every month after deduction of the loan. It has a one year moratorium. This means there is a one year grace period or loan holiday.

The smart ones will take the loan and do business or build house.

Brahamimo:
If I leave where I'm working currently, I hope you'll be able to fix my bills?
Secondly, can u help put me in such topnotch schools in the country?

If u can, lemme know.
Thanks

Brahamimo:
Which 100k ?
In Nigeria's private schools?
You must be joking Sir.

I don't earn up to 50k as a teacher who teaches one of the major subjects you know.

greatiyk4u:
What GROK has to say about the best performing Governors in Nigeria since 1999 till date.

Now be the judge

Praizee5:
Thankfully I haven't had any phone that didn't last for a while....What phone are you referring to please?

MSGAMBLE9:
Ohale has been solid so far, Alozie positioning sold her out even though she should have used experience... Someone should come and explain why Ijamilusi is playing the whole 90mins despite been ineffective...

Udstar:
That guy is one of the problems of this country
Claiming to be right with such confidence

AsAbovesoBelow:
Your case is like ....When a blind comes up with full confidence to lead those with sharp eyes..
you even went ahead to post writeups that you could not read..

CJStarz:
You are wrong, bro. I wonder at those that clicked liked on a wrong spelling.
It's RENUMERATION! Use your dictionary. Your autocorrect is there on your phone for use

McBishop2020:
Guy, free the op abeg.
He's doing his best.
You can help by volunteering to assist

Englishisamust:
Focus on the message first...
Na how he go chop and drink baba dey find no dey complain on one man hustle.. if he beg you for money shey u go give aam?? . I was reading one post on Reddit labeling nairaland as home of toxic people... I think you are one of the people they are referring to

Leep:
I would say Teaching profession.

Gone are the days people used to Respect and admire Teachers. Today, teachers are the Most Mistreated, disrespected and neglected profession especially in Nigeria.
Ladies are unwilling to get married to a man who is a teacher because they are perceived as being poor and always broke. Teachers aren't sufficiently renumerated in today's Nigeria.

Secondly, I think Law. Lawyers are now called "Charge and Bail".

Nlfpmod Seun

Desewa08:
Let me confess.
‎I didn’t buy my current phone because of camera or design. I bought it out of frustration.
‎
‎I was tired. Tired of watching my battery bar drop like a Lagos traffic light. Tired of carrying my charger like it was an extension of my body. Tired of switching off my data to "save small battery" and don’t get me started on charging it 3 times before evening and it still dying when I needed it most 😩
‎
‎It wasn’t just battery, that phone used to heat like I was frying plantain on it.
‎Slow charging, lagging apps, video calls that sounded like robotic jazz… I suffered.
‎
‎Out of pure annoyance, I decided to try something different and a friend recommended any of realme's devices. Didn’t expect much tbh. The name even sounded like one of those cheap Androids you buy with fear in your heart.
‎
‎But that battery?
‎Omo.
‎That was the first thing I noticed. It lasted the whole day. I thought it was a fluke.
‎Then the next day, same thing. I was charging once. Just once.
‎
‎I’m not saying it’s the “best phone in the world” but if you’ve ever had battery trauma, you’ll understand the peace this one has given me 😭🙏🏾.
‎
‎

‎Let me ask you:
‎-What’s the worst battery experience you’ve ever had with a phone?
‎-And which brand gave you the most shocking upgrade (good or bad)?
‎
‎Let’s gist. I'll be in the comments