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izzou:
[color=royalblue]Of all the problems wey dey plague Nigeria, see wetin these ones choose to fight for.[/color]

Ballzproblem2:
Simp money dey sweet until you fall out with them , I'll be surprised if need let Regina slide easily he looks like the vengeful type.

Ihebu4chelsea:
Her mum is a bad influence.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Of all the problems wey dey plague Nigeria, see wetin these ones choose to fight for.[/color]

afrodoc2:
Correction they did not choose to fight for anything. They were PAID to fight for this.

This is their hustle. Let them be.

Roland17:
Recently, Izzou dey get some kain high expectations for Nigeria.

afrodoc2:
Correction they did not choose to fight for anything. They were PAID to fight for this.

This is their hustle. Let them be.

BlueRayDick:
A nice inspirational piece for young graduates

https://x.com/gkbalogs/status/1896517374251262156?s=46[/quote]You were among those that do discourage people from taking low-paying jobs if the guy heeded your advice from naysayers he wouldn't have gained valuable experience that he used to progress in life. My advice to people is to take a job have an exit strategy then give your job your all.
A colleague once recommended me for a role that's 5x what I was earning in a fintech company I felt a sibling needed it more and asked him to pass the opportunity to my sibling, it didn't work out eventually. He said he loved my work rate and dedication that's why he recommended me for the role.

Amoto94:
You were among those that do discourage people from taking low-paying jobs if the guy heeded your advice from naysayers he wouldn't have gained valuable experience that he used to progress in life. My advice to people is to take a job have an exit strategy then give your job your all.
A colleague once recommended me for a role that's 5x what I was earning in a fintech company I felt a sibling needed it more and asked him to pass the opportunity to my sibling, it didn't work out eventually. He said he loved my work rate and dedication that's why he recommended me for the role.

Amoto94:
Hiring: Front-End Developer (Remote, Nigeria) at Sqoolr NG

Salary: ₦70,000 monthly

Role Description:
We are building an MVP and will like someone with a sense of ownership to join our rocket 🚀. The front-end developer will implement visual elements that users see and interact with in a web/mobile application.
Day-to-day tasks may include collaborating with back-end developers & designers, designing user interactions on web pages, and optimizing applications for maximum speed and scalability.

Qualifications:
* 2 years of ACTIVE front-end development with HTML, CSS & Javascript
* Sufficient experience with React framework
* Understanding of version control and GitHub
* Ability to work independently, collaboratively, and with a sense of ownership in a remote setting

Send CV including links (not GitHub) to your previous projects to hello@sqoolr.ng. The title of the email should be the job position.

BlueRayDick:
My reason for discouraging people from taking low paying jobs that appears like slavery contract is because I have seen young people get stuck in such jobs, having no time for other things like self-development and further skill acquisition while other bigger opportunities pass them by. You will see individuals stuck for 10 years on a low paying contract service work while those that didn't take such jobs back got graduate trainee roles later which ends up propelling their career.

GloriousGbola:
A contract job is 90% of the time a trap. You are doing the exact same thing as your colleagues for a fraction of the salary. In business terms your employer has no motivation to convert you and start paying you in a full salary with associated benefits.

You will only transition if you have a boss that has the pull and is willing to fight for you to be converted

Or your company suddenly has high employee turnover.

The only real hope for contract staff is often getting employment at a competitor that is expanding and looking for experienced hires.

One of guys spent like 10 years in shell as contract. At a point he started actively looking for work when he saw the severance package of contract guys.

Hard work is a waste. You have to work smart and strategically.

GloriousGbola:
A contract job is 90% of the time a trap. You are doing the exact same thing as your colleagues for a fraction of the salary. In business terms your employer has no motivation to convert you and start paying you in a full salary with associated benefits.

You will only transition if you have a boss that has the pull and is willing to fight for you to be converted

Or your company suddenly has high employee turnover.

The only real hope for contract staff is often getting employment at a competitor that is expanding and looking for experienced hires.

One of guys spent like 10 years in shell as contract. At a point he started actively looking for work when he saw the severance package of contract guys.

Hard work is a waste. You have to work smart and strategically.

BlueRayDick:
You get! It takes serious efforts and luck to move up high if u take some low paying jobs with little or no prospect in ur early days in the labor market.

One thing I have noticed is that some of those extremely low paying jobs will use u so much that u will not even be able to attend interviews that will enable u change jobs.

I have seen people get stuck on being private school teacher for years simply because the school pitches u to teach 3 to 4 subjects, make u a vice principal and still makes u organize extra lessons for the students. Such person will claim teaching those kids is his passion and he would not even know when some serious companies are recruiting. His degree will just be fetching him small change to keep body and soul together , while his peers would've moved on to greater things.

I've also seen people get stuck on contract jobs , giving their all, working hard and getting paid peanuts. Meanwhile, when that person's younger brother graduates 3 years later and gets a graduate trainee job, in the space of 2 years the brother would've left him behind as far as financial buoyancy is concerned. You will now see junior bro dropping the majority money anytime they want to either celebrate their parents' birthday or carryout a specific capital intensive project in the family.

iamoyindamola:
Blueraydick
last episode of paradise is out

BlueRayDick:
I tried downloading now, it is showing 404, Page Not found

raumdeuter:
Date Oyinbo dem go dey ask for all your money
https://www.nairaland.com/8358019/israel-adesanyas-ex-girlfriend-charlotte-powdrell

Date Naija dem go dey ask for Lamborghini

Shey man no go nack again

raumdeuter:
Date Oyinbo dem go dey ask for all your money
https://www.nairaland.com/8358019/israel-adesanyas-ex-girlfriend-charlotte-powdrell

Date Naija dem go dey ask for Lamborghini

Shey man no go nack again

iamoyindamola:
Give it time it will open