Originalsly:
Hmmmm....... I have no clue how people earning N30k salary survive let alone the unemployed..... so let me take a seat and hear from the ehmmmm...... magicians.

Originalsly:
Hmmmm....... I have no clue how people earning N30k salary survive let alone the unemployed..... so let me take a seat and hear from the ehmmmm...... magicians.

The5DME:
Nawa oh

Mutmainneen:

30K? I currently earn 16k as a teacher in a private school with my BTech degree in Physics/Electronics. Might I add that I am the first born of the family and currently solely responsible for the school fees of three siblings, and to a large extent, their feeding too? The depression alone no be here. I had such high hopes of securing a job after service. May God help us in this country.

ChiefSosa:

Nowadays, you can't be relying of certain collar jobs; you need jobs involving your skills. Some barbers earn and spend more than that 16k a week. You need works where you're seeing the money. Salary work nowadays just seems like a waste of time, honesty! It's people with skilled jobs that are doing well now, because they're seeing the money and can spend without waiting for salary at the end of the month. I know some people that dropped out of schools to pursue skills and now they're doing better than some graduates. Even if you're working at some collar jobs, you should have Plan B, C and even D.

ChiefSosa:
As a 68 year old man, I was retired from work; since the age of retirement is 65. I did everything to keep my job including falsifying my age and dressing younger by sagging my trousers but still yet, I was retired. My wives, girlfriends, side chicks and multiple kids kept complaining and even advised me to do yahoo. I was thinking of becoming a gigolo, but i'm old and my waist is already stiff. It's no longer as flexible as lalasticlala's own. I wonder if Flexherbal has some enhancements for me to take.
But, here are some things I did: Investments(speak to a trusted individual about this). I also learned some skills to bring in some survival income, because Nigeria is all about survival now. I eat MOSTYLY at home, rather than always buying take outs, I could just get the foodstuff and cook at home at a cheaper rate. I reduced my electricity consumption, by also getting other means of light including embracing natural light(s). I made a budget and I stuck to it. I do not take loans, and if I get into debts, I start making plans immediately to greatly reduce them or pay them off. I watch my spending habits i.e I buy what I NEED, not just what I WANT. I'm considerate/open to Substitute commodities. I'm considerate of my home expenses e.g. why do I have to use the generator for hours when all I use it to power is the Fans and bulbs? I could just go Natural. I sell off things I don't need.If you drink or smoke, then you've got to GREATLY reduce or even STOP, cause they're money consuming. That's equivalent to smoking and drinking your money away. I find ways to reduce my bills. I also consider my transportation costs and the amount I spend to entertain myself. I enjoy my self once a while though.

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"The school is desperately in need of someone with your qualification, but unless you know someone that can push your matter forward. Best of luck to you"

ChiefSosa:

You don't have to leave your current job to start over; your current job is your means if survival. You have to dedicate some hours of your time to learn new skills/things. I can't even remember the last time I slept for
3-4 hours. NEVER PUT YOUR HOPE ON HUMANS. It has led to tears...VERY premium tears. That's just the sad situation we've found ourselves in this country. It's one of the reasons we're not progressing 'cause unqualified people are handling several positions. But, you just need to widen out. Go to certain places and meet people. I've seen people that got connections that led to jobs when they were discussing in public. A barber I knew years ago was sponsored abroad for his football career while discussing at the barbing salon. He was barbing my agbalumo head without realizing the next person was a coach. You just have to always make yourself available. Let people be aware of your qualifications and abilities.Years ago, I was with an older family friend at a shell company, so a man started having issues with a computer, he didn't know what to do and getting someone to fix it was a problem. I volunteered to fix it(to the surprise of everyone), and I was able to solve the issue because I've spent hours operating, spoiling and repairing the various computers we had at home. The man immediately offered me a job and I started working the next day till I went to the University. You just have to greatly expand your knowledge and skills acquisition 'cause you never know when you'll be needed.Move with friends that impact positive values to your life. Teach each other things. I taught a friend how to repair computer hardwares and he taught me how to barb. I apply my skills in my day to day life. I'll be turning 68 soon, hope you'll wish me long life and prosperity?

That's just the sad situation we've found ourselves in this country. It's one of the reasons we're not progressing 'cause unqualified people are handling several positions.

Originalsly:
Hmmmm....... I have no clue how people earning N30k salary survive let alone the unemployed..... so let me take a seat and hear from the ehmmmm...... magicians.

Life without a job in Nigeria is worse than hell fire