₦airaland Forum

Welcome, Guest: RegisterLoginWith GoogleTrendingRecentNew

Stats: 3,331,154 members, 8,448,894 topics. Date: Tuesday, 21 July 2026 at 03:03 AM

Toggle theme

I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man - Career (2) - Nairaland

Nairaland ForumNairaland GeneralCareerI Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man (26189 Views)

1 2 3 4 Reply (Go Down)

Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by Liberty2025: 1:56pm On Jan 24, 2025
True but that’s in Nigeria though. I work in a bank in SA and I love it. Since COVID we’ve been working from home. It’s the best job I’ve had in terms of work life balance.
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by Kimo21(m): 1:56pm On Jan 24, 2025
Kaycee54321:
Hope money dey sha enter?

Else, he'll understand the difference between work pressure and hunger pressure, when he tastes both.

Life is full of pressure. The koko is learning to manage it and choosing the pressure that's worthwhile...
its always easy to talk. have you worked in a bank before? you think its all about the money. most people use bank money to save and then continue to pursue their dreams and they are much happier.
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by wink2015(m): 1:57pm On Jan 24, 2025
TradingEstate:
The banking sector is nothing but corporate or modernised slavery.

Women suffer this slavery the most but who will tell them?
But when they wear coat or suits we envy them.

But why is it that women suffer the most?

What are their problems?
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by Kaycee54321(m): 1:59pm On Jan 24, 2025
Kimo21:
its always easy to talk. have you worked in a bank before? you think its all about the money. most people use bank money to save and then continue to pursue their dreams and they are much happier.
No Sir. I have zero work experience.

Thank you for the TedTalk about saving money to pursue dreams later. Your wisdom really opened my eyes to this possibility.

Thank you Sir
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by chubinwa(m): 1:59pm On Jan 24, 2025
So na your happiness your family go chop
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by bigcasava1(m): 2:01pm On Jan 24, 2025
So you sacrificed ur job because you want to be looking at ur wife face! See you see children full house
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by lagonovo: 2:01pm On Jan 24, 2025
True, identify a sustainable business then save aggressively and make your move. Private business is tough too but at least you can choose the one that suits your lifestyle and leverage your experience from years of tutelage in a large organization.
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by Abbypackaging: 2:02pm On Jan 24, 2025
DyshApp:
A Nigerian man, Quadri Yakubu, has disclosed how he became a happier man and husband after he quit his banking job.

Taking to his Twitter page, the young man stated that the distance from his house and his workplace was very far which put some pressure on him at work.

He disclosed that he had marital issues when he used to work at the bank but he became more happier when he stopped his banking job.

He wrote,

“Immediately I left my banking Job, I noticed that I became happier and more loving to my wife and kid,” he wrote in a Facebook post.

Imagine living in Mararaba and working in Jabi, as if the pressure from Madam ND and Co is not enough, the Mararaba -AYA traffic will add to your troubles! The work pressure almost made me run mad.

Whenever I get home, the greeting from my wife seems like a disturbance, but all that changed the very day I dropped their ID card for them.

The kind of work you do has a way of affecting your mental health. I have suffered too much in this life, I deserve some enjoyment! It’s not easy anywhere, please don’t allow anyone to mess with your mental health.


Omo some jobs will make you loose peace of mind🤒
What I'm currently facing now
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by Justrite007: 2:02pm On Jan 24, 2025
DisLifeSha:
Ill become happy if I leave my work as a house keeper and start my business as an affiliate marketer
And I would be happy if I could get that house keeper job to get food on the table this hunger too much o
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by DrAda(f): 2:03pm On Jan 24, 2025
A terrible job with no room for growth kills
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by TheRealestGuy(m): 2:04pm On Jan 24, 2025
I was in the same situation during the pandemic in 2020.

I knew I was going to be one of those "he collapsed and died" stories if I didn't leave the job, so I left without having another job.

I did have a plan though, which was japa.

5 years later, that was one of the best decisions I ever made, only second to marrying my wife.

In conclusion, if your job is giving you anxiety, high BP and depression, please quit it even if you don't have any plan. Better to be alive and well to face another hustle than to become a victim of Nigerian banking system.

As a mentor once told me, tough times never last but tough people do.

Cheers to everyone going through this madness called life.
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by HenryThegreat1(m): 2:07pm On Jan 24, 2025
DyshApp:
A Nigerian man, Quadri Yakubu, has disclosed how he became a happier man and husband after he quit his banking job.

Taking to his Twitter page, the young man stated that the distance from his house and his workplace was very far which put some pressure on him at work.

He disclosed that he had marital issues when he used to work at the bank but he became more happier when he stopped his banking job.

He wrote,

“Immediately I left my banking Job, I noticed that I became happier and more loving to my wife and kid,” he wrote in a Facebook post.

Imagine living in Mararaba and working in Jabi, as if the pressure from Madam ND and Co is not enough, the Mararaba -AYA traffic will add to your troubles! The work pressure almost made me run mad.

Whenever I get home, the greeting from my wife seems like a disturbance, but all that changed the very day I dropped their ID card for them.

The kind of work you do has a way of affecting your mental health. I have suffered too much in this life, I deserve some enjoyment! It’s not easy anywhere, please don’t allow anyone to mess with your mental health.



Omo some jobs will make you loose peace of mind🤒
Hmm facing same thing now.
After almost 10 years experience, I found myself in long distance workplace. Lagos traffic and stress is making me to hate and almost started having issues with innocent woman's.
I seriously need hybrid form of work. My wife, baby are missing me
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by JuanDeDios: 2:08pm On Jan 24, 2025
Kaycee54321:
Hope money dey sha enter?

Else, he'll understand the difference between work pressure and hunger pressure, when he tastes both.

Life is full of pressure. The koko is learning to manage it and choosing the pressure that's worthwhile...

Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by judewrites: 2:08pm On Jan 24, 2025
That's why many people get hb pressure on Monday mornings....they simply hate their jobs but have to survive!

It's very sweet earning a living in What you enjoy doing.
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by Angelfrost(m): 2:08pm On Jan 24, 2025
Most private jobs are like that...!

It's a known fact that a lot employers in the private sector hate their job so much, they would resign in a heart beat if they had an alternative.

Sadly, the alternative is always slightly better if not worse in the long run.
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by Moniker947(m): 2:11pm On Jan 24, 2025
I'll be happy to leave my teaching job. God when?
I'm tired. I like to Teach. I want a better teaching job
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by Zanzibar1: 2:11pm On Jan 24, 2025
Kaycee54321:
Hope money dey sha enter?

Else, he'll understand the difference between work pressure and hunger pressure, when he tastes both.

Life is full of pressure. The koko is learning to manage it and choosing the pressure that's worthwhile...
grin grin grin grin
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by treatise: 2:12pm On Jan 24, 2025
DyshApp:
A Nigerian man, Quadri Yakubu, has disclosed how he became a happier man and husband after he quit his banking job.

Taking to his Twitter page, the young man stated that the distance from his house and his workplace was very far which put some pressure on him at work.

He disclosed that he had marital issues when he used to work at the bank but he became more happier when he stopped his banking job.

He wrote,

“Immediately I left my banking Job, I noticed that I became happier and more loving to my wife and kid,” he wrote in a Facebook post.

Imagine living in Mararaba and working in Jabi, as if the pressure from Madam ND and Co is not enough, the Mararaba -AYA traffic will add to your troubles! The work pressure almost made me run mad.

Whenever I get home, the greeting from my wife seems like a disturbance, but all that changed the very day I dropped their ID card for them.

The kind of work you do has a way of affecting your mental health. I have suffered too much in this life, I deserve some enjoyment! It’s not easy anywhere, please don’t allow anyone to mess with your mental health.


Omo some jobs will make you loose peace of mind🤒
Say that again! The job of banking generally is a zero sum game irrespective of cadre;payment of bills are quite easy but reasonable progress is not made in terms wealth building, family union or mental health. In one of the old generation banks an Assistant General Manager was fired and immediately it became obvious that he was penniless.
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by DisLifeSha: 2:14pm On Jan 24, 2025
Justrite007:
And I would be happy if I could get that house keeper job to get food on the table this hunger too much o
Being a house keeper is one of the most stressful work as a Nigerian with little pay
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by Ibehchizzy: 2:17pm On Jan 24, 2025
Honestly na hunger and survival Dey make man put up for some kind yeye work
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by Maxtipulation(m): 2:22pm On Jan 24, 2025
So, what is your occupation now?
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by OZIOGU1: 2:28pm On Jan 24, 2025
Citizen nagaziman is from kogi state and a tailor at garki mkt in Abuja
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by lekonso: 2:30pm On Jan 24, 2025
But i hope you get another job as soon as possible, hummm! Because if you no bring money come house , na another big wahala oo. I wish you all the best. One important point women have to note, a man that will give you time to dey sit down for house with you dey look your face will not have money to give you. No man can give a woman time and money. You have to choose one and loose the other. If you want him to give you money, then you should not complain when he is outside hustling for money to give you even if he comes home late
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by Love800(m): 2:39pm On Jan 24, 2025
Is banking job not government work?

So banks are private jobs?
Emma09:
Banking job those years was one of my priorities. Infact, I studied Banking and finance because of that. My interest in the Banking job Faded away completely from the recapitalisation of Soluo in those days and the yearly Mass Sack of Bankers mostly in December. Thank God for my Government job o. Bro, continue enjoying Ur peace of mind o. Hope you don get another job sha or u don establish ur businesses before quitting the Bank.
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by Starzo: 2:44pm On Jan 24, 2025
Work wey some people dey find,others dey complain say e too stressful

BYW, did you notice he complained about his female boss?.... having a woman as your boss is one of the most terrible experience one can have in life
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by Annahh(f): 2:44pm On Jan 24, 2025
Good for you. I'm comfortable because of my banking job. I'm not leaving anytime soon .
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by AirBere: 2:45pm On Jan 24, 2025
Another twitter story but this time it came with a terrible advice. Ogah, it's good to quit your job and find your purpose abi happiness but lol. Listen up, this is not case of not leaving your comfort zone or not taking risk, far from it. If you must quit your job then there's something in place. If you quit without a plan, like many before you, you'll learn the hard way.

Notable questions

1. What is he doing now
2. What was the nature of his job. Like was he a bank teller, security or a cleaner at the bank because all nah bank job.
3. What was his salary scale.

Anyways, I know people quit their job for different reasons but this is another twitter bull crap.

Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by Snowx: 2:46pm On Jan 24, 2025
Banking job no be work
Re: I Became Happier Immediately After I Left My Banking Job – Nigerian Man by Kimo21(m): 2:51pm On Jan 24, 2025
Starzo:
Work wey some people dey find,others dey complain say e too stressful

BYW, did you notice he complained about his female boss?.... having a woman as your boss is one of the most terrible experience one can have in life
Get the balance. It’s not like the people who currently have the work are ungrateful…they are telling you that these also are the cons of the job. By the time a newbie gets in too, they will understand.
1 2 3 4 Reply

A Month After I Was Sacked, I Was Mistakenly Credited With ₦40,000Do Not Accept A Banking Job - I Refused To Listen'I Left My Last Job Because My Boss Put His Hands On A Female Employee' - Man234

BEDC Staff Electrocuted While Reconnecting Power Cables In Delta (Video)What Valuable Online Skill Can A 23 Year Old Learn Now?Geoscientists Working In The Oil Industry: How Did You Get In? Share Your Story.