₦airaland Forum

oyonu:
Please have anyone been able to successfully applied for the ongoing waec recruitment?

CountinBlessins:
That is appreciation. One must learn to show appreciation to those who had a hand in uplifting you.

Having said that, fūck both of them

2023Blessed:


Let peace reign my people

newnig:
I won't come down to your level. I would have still schooled you further but your head won't be able to comprehend it. Keep waiting for 615k MW, you hear?

You will tell us if you are better than the mechanic with 5 children who still manages to send them to school despite not having a fixed income monthly. Na your type dey still go office dey go gist and never productive. You can't even convince me you are a productive civil servant because you don't sound intelligent at all (not an insult, merely stating the obvious), you are just part of the federal character quota that must fill up the slots to be complete.

I will have to sound a bit vulgar cos that's the only language you seem to understand.........when you were climbing your wife and producing babies like rabbits, did you consider your economic situation? You can help labour and carry placard tomorrow oo, Mr. Activist!

Talking about slave, you will wake up tomorrow, bath, dresss up and go to work, waiting for the "peanuts" you will receive by the month end so thst your family won't starve to death, what does that make you? You are also a slave my dear brother/sister. You are only free the moment you resign and set up your own business. There is a reason you are called civil "servant" Nadingo. You are a setvant at the mercy of your master.

Talking about business, I dare you to resign and start a business and pay your employees 615k monthly.

Have a pleasant day Mr/Miss/Mrs Civil Slave Servant

newnig:
To slap you just dey hungry me. Resorting to insults during civil conversation is an obvious sign of dullness or mental illness. Get yourself checked.

And yes, FG will never pay even 250k as minimum wage "now". While I support that the allowances and emoluments of senators and house of reps members should be cut down to reduce cost of governance (why do we even need a bicameral legislature?), how can you compare the wage bill of 109 senators and 360 Rep members to almost, if not over 1 million workers under the employ of the Federal Government.

I like you...

Keep pretending as if you are unaware that even if by any stroke of luck, the FG agrees to that amount, the State Governors will never agree nor comply. Are you also aware that the Federal Workers are not the only crop of workers in the country? You expect Dufil Prima to pay their cleaners N615k monthly and still want to buy indomie carton at N5000. 🤡
You want Nigeria Bottling Company to pay its driver (which by the way should earn above MW) N615K and expect to buy a bottle of coke at N300. 🤡🤡

When what is common on this faceless forum is everyone cussing at and insulting the President at any given instance, when infact, your governors have been collecting x3 of their monthly FAAC allocations since last year with nothing to show for it. Pretend like you are not living in a country where a Governor paid half salaries to workers for years but paid upfront tuition fees of his children in an international school till 2035. If you don't understand the implication of that, I don't know how else to explain to you.

Are you aware that with every wage increase comes corresponding inflation? Considering how wicked Nigerian entrepreneurs and traders are, how will you explain to the market woman that she can't increase the price of her goods when she is fully aware that FG has increased minimum wage. You think the artisans don't like or deserve a better life too? How will they get it? By billing you the newest big boys in town. That's how economics work.

Finally,for a country with the lowest VAT collection in Africa, fighting daily oil theft, smuggling, endemic corruption in both government and civil service, where will the monies to pay over 1m workers come from? Don't forget 615k is for the lowest worker, what will be the consequential adjustment for other levels especially the senior cadres? The 615k MW will not eradicate corruption, so how much do you think ordinary civil service job slots will now be sold for? As I type, Abia, Zamfara and Taraba states are yet to comply with the N30,000 MW of 2019. Imo State refused to implement the consequential adjustment for Levels 08-17 since 2019. Labour is insisting that every organisation with more than 5 workers must pay the minimum wage. So you expect the local bakery at the back of your house to pay 615k too and still sell bread at 500?

Some of us are very pragmatic and objective, not living in utopia like others. Do we wish to have 615k MW? Yes, nobody has died of too much earnings. Is it realistic? No, not with the current economic realities and crop of leaders at "all levels of government". The only way that may be possible is to adopt several MW as is obtainable in Canada and other Western countries where each provinces/state have their MW and the FG has its own. If you are working in Zamfara and not satisfied with the wages, you can simply migrate to Lagos for greener pastures, also bearing in mind that although Lagos may have a higher MW, the cost of living in Lagos is way higher than in Zamfara. Then everyone can be lobbying for Federal jobs as the ultimate.

You have made me type too much this morning, and it won't be free. I'll DM you my invoice and I won't accept anything less than 615k

Trojan8:
Let me pitch my tent here. Currently in the finance sector, earn fairly OK.

I have a BSc. Accounting and got chartered last year.

Dexpro:
After reading this write up, I went back to dig up the video and watched it.

The IT you paid must a native of Pluto

So what is this one saying?

Flowcool:
It's 100k.
For entry level at FIRS

armadeo:
Mind cage. 1/10.

Poor rip off of the silence of the lambs with/ in her eyes a stupid twist at the end.

I just watched it to its conclusion for the sake of it.

Horrible
Avoid at all cost.

Next up smile.

Biokana:
F*ght brought forward (b/f) after over three years

Asquare84:
Full staff, I will be part of the documentation process from 6th-7th march

ojotobiloba1:
Drop ur contact and what's the issue with it

Manager001:
Drop your contact?

banjiakeem:
I don't see this man capable of managing a state, just see how he runs Danco oil. His staff turnover is very high. Patience is odd to him. His staff always resign enmasse. He doesn't relate effectively with his staff

banjiakeem:
I don't see this man capable of managing a state, just see how he runs Danco oil. His staff turnover is very high. Patience is odd to him. His staff always resign enmasse. He doesn't relate effectively with his staff

abdulgreen:
Good morning guys. Alhamdulillah i have gotten a job.

I've embarked on a journey to land a position at prestigious institutions like CBN, NDIC, NPA, EFCC, NIMASA, NCC, and many other coveted agencies. Despite my efforts, securing a role in any of these esteemed organizations proved elusive. However, serendipity intervened, and I stumbled upon an opportunity at ABU Zaria, which I gratefully embraced.

This experience taught me the valuable lesson that sometimes, we overlook the potential of smaller agencies in our pursuit of grandeur.

To all those navigating the competitive terrain of job hunting, I extend my heartfelt wishes for success and fulfillment.

Cultivating resilience and perseverance in the face of challenges is paramount for every job seeker. It's crucial to maintain unwavering determination and keep exploring opportunities until the right door opens.

Each setback is not a defeat but rather a stepping stone towards eventual success. By continuously honing skills, networking, and staying proactive, individuals can navigate the job market with resilience and unwavering focus until they secure the job that aligns with their aspirations and ambitions.

I am grateful for all the information I have received from this forum and the people I have met through it.
I wish you all success.