reverendfather:
Today alone, I spent 7,200 naira on Bolt rides. As a full-time level 9 civil servant, I have a side job that requires me to go out and execute tasks when I'm less busy at the office. Additionally, I freelance on weekends and I am a top rated freelancer on Upwork, although job opportunities are not as frequent as they used to be.

I have a strong desire to save up and purchase a car, but I don't want to allocate all of my savings towards it. Instead, I'm considering taking out a loan over a longer period, such as 36 months, so that I won't feel the financial burden too much and can still have enough for emergencies and other investment opportunities. My monthly income is around 200,000 naira, and I plan to buy a Corolla or a Honda since they are known to be fuel-efficient.

I'm wondering if taking out a loan for this purpose is a foolish idea. I believe that my stable and secure job can comfortably cover the loan's monthly payments, but I'm curious if anyone else has ever gone through a similar experience and can share their insights.

I need your inputs please

Tenses:


Very bad move from pdp. Trust Wike and the G-5 to sponsor their own group to chant wike in pdp next campaign.

Wike has the money and the madness.

talk2chomchom:
Please who have ever witness somebody who works and earn a decent living online. By decent living I mean to say that yahoo is not included. Secondly, I'm not talking about those that sell one information or the other but fail to do those things they sell the information for, lastly I don't mean hearsay i.e rumors about someone earning a living online.
Rather I mean witnessing it first hand, with your own eyes. I'll appreciate emphasis from those living in Abuja mostly. Thank you all. Let me hear from you

Ibechris2:
U have a nice uncle.

But we may not know the full story here but it's indeed painful to hear stories like this.

I wonder how some women prioritise affairs over their children's future.

But if u are close to 25 of age I don't expect u to be in that house.

Okoroawusa:
Anyone that doesn't like the new Naira notes should not use it when it when it comes.

Googledotcom:
Abandoned ! Where did he carry out his survey ?

I was around my polling unit this morning and hoping election was today. The other candidates for hear weeen for my hand.

Felabrity:
Omojuwa before he got APC gig

mariahAngel:
You dodged a bullet dear.
Be thankful.

Rich4god:
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Rich4god:
Greetings...

Though I dont know if this is the right section to post this thread, but I brought it here anyway, hopefully to meet the right audience.

Over time, I have been trying to learn web developemnt, its getting to a year plus that I made up my mind to learn it, but I havent made any reasonable progress at all.

My tight job schedule and lack of motivation have been a key barrier towards it. Now I believe that if I have like minded people who share same goal with me, we could encourage one another and achieve something meaningful.

THE GOAL IS TO BECOME A FULLSTACK DEVELOPER

Roger3D:
I'm impressed

Lekly:
I applied for a bank teller intern at workforcegroup and I just received this email. My place is far to Lagos and I don't want to waste my tfare down there because of this GNLD people

Any info about the job will be so much appreciated.

Anonanon:
I will make this short as possible please.
I've been living alone in a single room outside school,
But because I was very short on cash, I decided to get a roommate to alleviate the burden.


He hasn't even paid a dime. this guy on the first day he moved in, He ate gala on the bed with crumbs everywhere, drank garri after eating the gala and everywhere was filled with garri, and after everything he cleared nothing and continued with other stuff for the next hour


I was the one that packed the the plate and everything he used.
He even cooked and did the same thing.
And also is it nice when you blow your nose with handkerchief and you left it on the same bed we both sleep.
I just want to be sure am not over reacting
Please someone should help me with advice

Donfanuchi1:
.
I will answer you questions one after the other:
1. There are lots of viable businesses to do. The easiest ones are:
A. Restaurant business
B. Transportation.
C. Clothing business.
D. Agriculture.
Other good businesses also abound. The critical factor is finance. The level of cash you have, your business sense, coupled with your determination to excel is key.

2. Accommodation in Ivory Coast is relative to your funds and taste. Areas that are easily accessible accommodation wise are; Abobo, Port Bouet, youpougon, Ajouffou, Gonzac and others. In these areas the lowest self contain is 25k cfa to 45k cfa per month. So you can see that housing in Abidjan is relative.
It is from each according to his cash and taste, and to each relative accommodation.

Donfanuchi1:
[b][/b]Most people coming to Abidjan, Ivory Coast find it very difficult settling into the country. Issues of traveling, accommodation and business come into play.
I reside in Abidjan, so ask me anything from transportation, housing, business and the life generally here.
Please no insults and unnecessary arguments here. God bless you all.