₦airaland Forum

dakeskese:
#11,900 well spent.

Ah, these small things?

Nigeria don over spoil, chai

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Mindlog:
I am not a teacher, even here on Nairaland, there are posts of people even earning less than that.

You're right, some of us are earning below that, I resigned from the job this month

wunmi590:
Good morning N'Landers,

I woke up early and I was hungry, I needed to step down before main food will be ready, the only small small food I've at home is cereal for my babies, I'm not really interested in that..

I checked home no milo again and we have few milk at home so I decided to go and but things I can quickly consume..

1. Bread×2 🍞 (₦2,000)
2. Milo =N1,800
3. Three crown milk = ₦450
4. Blue band butter = ₦1,000
5. Dangote sugar = ₦400

Behold ₦5,650 well spent, I took ₦6,000 in my pocket out and I came back with ₦350...

There should be cheaper substitutes for each of the 5 items listed without losing quality though.


https://www.finedininglovers.com/article/bread-alternatives%3Famp

https://punchng.com/plant-based-or-non-dairy-milk-alternatives/

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/540593-recurring-price-increase-fct-residents-go-for-alternatives-to-bread.html

wunmi590:
Lol, even the so called pastors who are into politics now are nothing to write home about

I swear. The way I dey vex these so called "god of men" ehn....it can't be quantified

Y u buy 2 bread, y u no buy aboki sugar..e get hw u go buy dose stuffs nd still get beta change 😂😂

wunmi590:
Good morning N'Landers,

I woke up early and I was hungry, I needed to step down before main food will be ready, the only small small food I've at home is cereal for my babies, I'm not really interested in that..

I checked home no milo again and we have few milk at home so I decided to go and but things I can quickly consume..

1. Bread×2 🍞 (₦2,000)
2. Milo =N1,800
3. Three crown milk = ₦450
4. Blue band butter = ₦1,000
5. Dangote sugar = ₦400

Behold ₦5,650 well spent, I took ₦6,000 in my pocket out and I came back with ₦350...

That's Naija for you.

wunmi590:
Lol, it seems we are a on same page, myvsalary in 250k, though my wife hardly drive the car, as is just to use it to take my first child to school and come back..

But now, the car is there, because she just put yo bed, so she had to call one of her teacher to be coming to pick my daughter...

I purposely called my cousin to come help us because we did our baby dedication last week and baptism, as he completed 41days...

looool we have a fairly similar life oh. One child and expecting thr other. Presently looking for who to come stay with my wife too. What a country! I'm the only sibling left in Nigeria.

ufuosman:
5k no big again o, 5k wen men they put for pocket take dey manage dem self for a week or 10days self na no dey reach 2/3 days again. Tinubu dey reap us back to back with policy and appointments 😂😂😂😂

EVEN here in Yankee, inflation dey.

UK own is EVEN worse....same in most Western Countries.

So what do you expect to happen in developing Countries??...

Abeg free Nigeria Jorrr!

Greenfaces:
looool we have a fairly similar life oh. One child and expecting thr other. Presently looking for who to come stay with my wife too. What a country! I'm the only sibling left in Nigeria.

Ah, please you need somebody to help stay with her incase of emergency...

I work in lagos and and stay in my family house, while my wife stay and work in abeokuta, so I travel to abeokuta every Friday and go back to lagos every Monday, so most times she's the only in the compound and the house self..


Please find somebody temporary to help her while you are at work...

wunmi590:
Good morning N'Landers,

I woke up early and I was hungry, I needed to step down before main food will be ready, the only small small food I've at home is cereal for my babies, I'm not really interested in that..

I checked home no milo again and we have few milk at home so I decided to go and but things I can quickly consume..

1. Bread×2 🍞 (₦2,000)
2. Milo =N1,800
3. Three crown milk = ₦450
4. Blue band butter = ₦1,000
5. Dangote sugar = ₦400

Behold ₦5,650 well spent, I took ₦6,000 in my pocket out and I came back with ₦350...

effect of voting wrongly because of tribal and religious sentiments

azzima:
EVEN here in Yankee, inflation dey.

UK own is EVEN worse....same in most Western Countries.

So what do you expect to happen in developing Countries??...

Abeg free Nigeria Jorrr!

The earnings back home aint it. Whatever inflation you face in yankee, 2-5 days of work caters for a month of feeding na.

In Ghana only one of that bread cost more than 50gh cedis which is about 5,000 naira

wunmi590:
Good morning N'Landers,

I woke up early and I was hungry, I needed to step down before main food will be ready, the only small small food I've at home is cereal for my babies, I'm not really interested in that..

I checked home no milo again and we have few milk at home so I decided to go and but things I can quickly consume..

1. Bread×2 🍞 (₦2,000)
2. Milo =N1,800
3. Three crown milk = ₦450
4. Blue band butter = ₦1,000
5. Dangote sugar = ₦400

Behold ₦5,650 well spent, I took ₦6,000 in my pocket out and I came back with ₦350...

You can't these items with $5 in US. Things are still cheaper in Nigeria

DoctorAyukebot:
With the present exchange rate this is consistent with the prices of same goods in Cameroon, the difference is most Cameroonians don't complain that much. A few items on the list though are slightly cheaper compared to Cameroon. The truth is prices of most items have soared across the globe and Africa in particular whose economy is driven by the fluctuations of raw materials at the international market

You are very funny person... What do you people gain in defending rubbish.... Am sure if this country collapse today your kinds will still find a way to justify it... Firstly isn't it a shame to compare Nigeria, a giant of Africa with Cameroon?.. think about it.... Secondly Cameron currency FCFA now has more value to naira @ 1naira/0.77fcfa... thats another shame.... Thirdly, Cameroon boosts of $64 as minimum wage while Nigeria ur giant of Africa boost of $35 as minimum wage. Let me ask you when last did you see contonou labor workers in Nigeria? You rarely see them again bcuz even Cotonou CFA now has value to naira. Few yrs ago I changed Ghana cedis to naira @ #1000 - 4000 Ghana cedis today 1000ghana cedi is about #65,000. Even the poorest countries in Africa are increasing their minimum wage everyday but Nigeria has remained at 30k. Had a WhatsApp chat with a friend in S.A after she viewed a job I posted for #150k on my status... She asked me how much was #150k in dollars I did the calculation and told her... This lady laughed me to scorn.. I felt so embarrassed, but little did she know that was far above our minimum wage. In Africa Nigeria has one of the poorest currency, this happened within the last eight yrs.. even the poor Cameroon u compared Nigeria the giant of Africa to has higher currency and better minimum wage. It pains me that ur like will defend anything..

wunmi590:
Good morning N'Landers,

I woke up early and I was hungry, I needed to step down before main food will be ready, the only small small food I've at home is cereal for my babies, I'm not really interested in that..

I checked home no milo again and we have few milk at home so I decided to go and but things I can quickly consume..

1. Bread×2 🍞 (₦2,000)
2. Milo =N1,800
3. Three crown milk = ₦450
4. Blue band butter = ₦1,000
5. Dangote sugar = ₦400

Behold ₦5,650 well spent, I took ₦6,000 in my pocket out and I came back with ₦350...

nowadays our money only big for mouth abi naa for ear

DREAMHOMES6970:
You are very funny person... What do you people gain in defending rubbish.... Am sure if this country collapse today your kinds will still find a way to justify it... Firstly isn't it a shame to compare Nigeria, a giant of Africa with Cameroon?.. think about it.... Secondly Cameron currency FCFA now has more value to naira @ 1naira/0.77fcfa... thats another shame.... Thirdly, Cameroon boosts of $64 as minimum wage while Nigeria ur giant of Africa boost of $35 as minimum wage. Let me ask you when last did you see contonou labor workers in Nigeria? You rarely see them again bcuz even Cotonou CFA now has value to naira. Few yrs ago I changed Ghana cedis to naira @ #1000 - 4000 Ghana cedis today 1000ghana cedi is about #65,000. Even the poorest countries in Africa are increasing their minimum wage everyday but Nigeria has remained at 30k. Had a WhatsApp chat with a friend in S.A after she viewed a job I posted for #150k on my status... She asked me how much was #150k in dollars I did the calculation and told her... This lady laughed me to scorn.. I felt so embarrassed, but little did she know that was far above our minimum wage. In Africa Nigeria has one of the poorest currency, this happened within the last eight yrs.. even the poor Cameroon u compared Nigeria the giant of Africa to has higher currency and better minimum wage. It pains me that ur like will defend anything..

The youths have resorted to enthnotribal sentiments over logic, rationalism and progressive pursuits.

Atllanta:
nowadays our money only big for mouth abi naa for ear

Honestly

Musty4ahmed1:
You can't these items with $5 in US. Things are still cheaper in Nigeria

If I'm in US I won't complain because I will get value for my money, and I xan use my 2hours pay check to buy it, compare to having to stay for a full month to earn a meagre salary

tinktanker:
effect of voting wrongly because of tribal and religious sentiments

Don't mind them, what they are thinking is their selfish interest, and everybody are now suffering it now...

ufuosman:
Confirm matter👍🏽 if you just hold 10k ur go still flex small inside dat month

Guy, oil dey your head. Is a pity that our economy is going down the drain every day, yet our suffering youths are defending our visionless Leaders. Will Nigeria still get better again?

1TrippleCee:
The earnings back home aint it. Whatever inflation you face in yankee, 2-5 days of work caters for a month of feeding na.

My point is that post covid inflation is hitting every country.....the only difference is that Western economies cannot be hit hard compared to developing Countries.....

But Almost all developing Countries are currently facing post pandemic inflation so give Nigeria a Break!

azzima:
My point is that post covid inflation is hitting every country.....the only difference is that Western economies cannot be hit hard compared to developing Countries.....

But Almost all developing Countries are currently facing post pandemic inflation so give Nigeria a Break!

Ours isnt the regular inflation boss. Its easy to rake $130-$150 per day in America. This caters for even 2-4 months groceries. In Nigeria, three months salaries cant cater for a workers monthly groceries. Nigerians are going thru hell

Bro is your wordpress training still ongoing?

qtguru:
Meanwhile food is cheap in the EU if you don't convert to naira.

Bread is 1.25 euro with 30 euros plus, I bought so much food.

hammed71:
Bro is your wordpress training still ongoing?

Yes it's a recording on Youtube, I'm recording the materials.

qtguru:
Yes it's a recording on Youtube, I'm recording the materials.

ok what's your YouTube channel name

hammed71:
ok what's your YouTube channel name

Okeowo aderemi

Chaiii the harsh economy is unbearable. I can’t afford all this things for years. I don’t even have gaari to drink. I’m hungry

wunmi590:


Abeg make unah come help me see am ooo, Nigeria is not smiling now ooo

@ mod @myndd44

hello, happy new week. I need your advice. I got an
offer from outcess at opebi for multichoice. The pay
is 55k. I'm in the training phase. They told us we
will make 110 calls per day. That's the target. As
someone who has worked there b4, I want to know,
is it 110 successful and unsuccessful calls or 110
successful calls? I'm worried. put me through.

limcar:
hello, happy new week. I need your advice. I got an
offer from outcess at opebi for multichoice. The pay
is 55k. I'm in the training phase. They told us we
will make 110 calls per day. That's the target. As
someone who has worked there b4, I want to know,
is it 110 successful and unsuccessful calls or 110
successful calls? I'm worried. put me through.

Good morning,

When I was working there, it was 130 successful calls, they were not even called outcess, but it was when I was about to leave that, it was changed to outcess and they now moved to ikeja, from lekki phase1...

You can take the job if you have nothing doing presently, but have it at the back of your mind that, it might be difficult for you to get another job, if you work there, because you might not have time for other interview and no off days, it Mondays to Friday, except if you have a good supervisor, you will just take like 4hours from him to attend interview and come back, so he will cover you up...

Be ready for anything that comes your way..

I wish you success