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emperor4love:
De no get packaging nd not making contact,if u good wit wat u do ppl go find u com nd go beg u

folake4u:
A lawyer would never write like that or bash the profession in that manner. He mentioned RPC. Ask him what that means without looking it up on Google.

Babalola0920:
Most of them self na thief

DaddyCoool:
But we all know lawyers who are barely surviving...
Just as we all know millionaire/billionaire lawyers

*"RPC" stands for "Rules of Professional Conduct,"

folake4u:
Of course. There are people like that in every profession, so I don't understand the fuss about creating a thread on why most Nigerian lawyers are broke.

Okay. Good to know you're aware of the RPC.

DaddyCoool:
And how do you know the money is from honest law practice and not law wayo

DaddyCoool:
Not true. There are no broke doctors, or even pharmacists or nurses for that matter. Not to the extent of real broke as some lawyers

omojeesu:
They only know Law and nothing else!
Common with the formally schooled....not only lawyers...

yesloaded:
Because you don't know him more than I do

Learn to diversify

Everything is not all about fraud

Be contended with your earnings and prudent with your savings

Contentment brings happiness and people will think that you are rich

DaddyCoool:
Not true. There are no broke doctors, or even pharmacists or nurses for that matter. Not to the extent of real broke as some lawyers

GloriousGbola:
you know nothing

if there were no broke doctors, why is there a japa wave?

how many doctors do you actually know?

the only time when doctors were really paid well on average was during the obj years when obj initiated conmess

GloriousGbola:
you know nothing

if there were no broke doctors, why is there a japa wave?

how many doctors do you actually know?

the only time when doctors were really paid well on average was during the obj years when obj initiated conmess

GloriousGbola:
you know nothing

if there were no broke doctors, why is there a japa wave?

how many doctors do you actually know?

the only time when doctors were really paid well on average was during the obj years when obj initiated conmess

ChukwuEmeka00:
Not If other lawyers create more awareness about their services and prove to the audience (potential clients) that they're equally well trained and efficient in service delivery.

Most of them just sit at home and wait for referrals (which is a recipe for poverty).

Karleb:
To most nigerians, 200k is great money.

This explains the reasoning. I can't blame them too, most nigerians don't earn more than 150k/month till they die.

Nazgul:
But you were ready to call me a bushman when I made the same statement about how the average Nigerian earns less than 500k.

The hypocrisy of most of you Nairalanders stink.

See the evidence below.

Karleb:
Your problem is you are not very good with logics.

Nazgul:
Lol...so you've pushed the blame back to me.

The latest is I'm not good with logics. Oga you're a hypocrite. Accept it with your full chest.

You critized me for the same words you repeated. Don't try to twist it. Cos if you were a politician in a civilized country, this can cost you an election. People would see you as a double faced person. So stop trying to save face by telling me I don't understand logic and learn to defend what you stand for. That's what integrity is all about. That's if you even know what it means.

Karleb:
I will advice you to take a simple logic (and philosophy) online class to avoid future embarrassments.

duduade:
Person just go AI

Copy and paste

folake4u:
Very very obvious.

I'm so amused.

ChukwuEmeka00:
Thanks for the tip.

I'm not very conversant with the Nairaland platform.

Please, what's FP mods and how do I locate it?

DaddyCoool:
What else would you want them to know?

omojeesu:
From a Naira lander

Things You Were Not Taught In School, That Your Children Must Learn by Stepout23(f): 1:29pm On Feb 15
I remember a story I heard some years ago from a friend whose younger cousin graduated from one of the federal universities in Nigeria. When she graduated, her family celebrated, took pictures, and danced. She graduated with a second-class upper, so it calls for celebration because it is believed that her chance of getting a job was high. But a few months later, reality hit hard.

She couldn’t find a job. Her parents supported her for a while, but they couldn't do much because they have other of her siblings in school too. Rather, they were expecting her contribution to the family already since she has graduated. She didn’t know how to budget her little savings. She had no idea how to start a business or even write a proper CV.

One day, she came to my friend, who happened to be her cousin, crying, “Aunty, nobody told me it would be like this.” 💔

When she narrated her story to me, that’s when it hit me. Schools prepared us for exams, but not for real life.

As Nigerian parents, we work hard to give our children the best education, but is school enough? In today’s world, our children need more than just math and English. They need real-life skills that schools don’t teach.

Here are 10 important lessons your child MUST learn to succeed in the real world:

1️⃣ Financial literacy 💰 (How to budget, save, and invest)

2️⃣ Digital literacy 📱 (How to stay safe online)

3️⃣ Emotional intelligence 🧠 (Managing feelings and relationships)

4️⃣ Critical thinking 🤔 (How to analyze information and make smart decisions)

5️⃣ Entrepreneurship 📈 (How to start and manage a business)

6️⃣ Problem-solving 🛠️ (Handling challenges in real life)

7️⃣ Self-discipline 📆 (Managing time and responsibilities)

8️⃣ Negotiation skills 🤝 (How to get what you deserve)

9️⃣ Coding & technology skills 💻 (The future of work is digital!)

🔟 Self-defense & safety awareness[b][/b] 🛡️ (Protecting oneself in any situation)

💡 If schools won’t teach these, who will? As parents, let’s make sure our children don’t face life unprepared.

What do you wish you had learned earlier? Let’s discuss in this thread.