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Movingon5:
We residing and still working in lagos state.

Movingon5:
Pls sirs and mas am not really in my right frame of mind.......

We cohabited for 7years and have suffered several domestic abuse so I decided to quit this January. So he left the house and took all the amenities the kids are enjoying since February...

So this, easter he called to tell the kids to come do easter with him in his village.. Getting to Kogi state, he sent me house and harrassed me with security officials. So he has apparently taken the kids from me and trying to take them to another state.

He has made attempts to buy the children from me by offering me 400k but I said noooo. He is a Deputy retired commissioner of police and ex director of EFCC and currently working in Dangote as their cso.

The kids here are minors age 3 and 5years.... where can I get justice and the authorities to report to. The kids are supposed to be in school today. He is 66years and am 30years.

Pls elders on family issues help me and how to get the custody of my kids back cos am ready to be taking care of them without his contribution. Am fighting for the kids becos of the motherly love I have for them not because of child support fee etc.

Am not married to him legally or traditionally...... we cohabited for 7years. And am his 4th wife and that is how he has been collecting the kids from his wives. He has a brother he puts in EFCC and they all threaten me to fight me cos they have the money to spend...

Islandlady:

It's the effontary for me!
What nonsense...Men are something else, why keep a side chick when you have a lovely wife

Greedy gender

Classickj:
Guys how would you feel if your own daughters lie against you for Sleeping with them Just for there selfish nees...



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Djriri:
My partner and I are aware of our genotype situation both of us carry AS gene we both have a child together my first daughter who is AS genotype PRAISE THE LORD.

After finding out that I am also AS my partner after the birth of my daughter has told me he didn’t want to continue having children with me and would rather we both raise the child and get new partners. we want to let that connection go and 1 year later currently I’m pregnant with a baby boy who is now carrying the SS gene.

My partner has moved out of house ,, Paid me money to abort the baby and he went to start a new life far from me and the baby. I’m not sure if I should use the money abort the child and start my life or keep the child and pray for Gods forgiveness!!!!

HELPPPP ME

NijaDueprocess:
Please I needed help to evict a stubborn tenant. After I left the country and handed over my property to a lawyer, a tenant has refused paying his rent for almost two years without reason. The matter has been in court for almost two years without success. The court keeps adjourning the case. The tenant refusal to pay the rent has pushed other tenant to start owing too. Please kindly suggest the best way out of this situation.
Location of property: Abuja.

dre11:
Pic 1: Late Mrs Mercy Samuel

Pic 2: Her mother and two children.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/04/man-disembowels-23-yr-old-wife-flees-with-her-phone-so-she-cant-call-for-help/

RoyalBlu:
*This new mantra of 'who never f**k up...' has opened doors to more anyhow doings.

OP, what's right is right, and what's wrong, is wrong.
Look before you leap o bros. It's all camouflaged trap.


It's well o.

allcomage:
So prettychild if the op is a brilliant kid taking 1st position from primary 1 to having A's in school cert and he wants to study medicine in the university and the father cannot afford shool fees, so the father cannot sell the wife's property to train such a brainy boy? So the property should be left and the boy should go and join agboros on the roads or omoniles?

eddychukwu:
I Will Not Remain Silent: Muslim Man who Left His marriage says He Did so because His Wife Beats & Abuses Him Monday

A Muslim man has sparked a debate on social media as he opened up about why he left his marriage The man, Merbaan Talib, said he suffered varying degrees of domestic violence at the hand of his estranged wife including physical ones Lending his voice to the trending topic of abuse in marriages, Merbaan vowed not to remain silent for the men who have also suffered the same fate.



https://twitter.com/merbaant/status/1515022528481275911?t=tX_awbY8g1Len6zCuX6FEg&s=19[/quote]This is terrible. She should be jailed

Sleekfingers:
Jesus is agege bread....

Maxymilliano:
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fergie001:
NAN

winnah:
I voluntarily send money and a job offer to a fraudster who called to scam me today.

I can remember having this congratulatory messages from this scammer... I ignored it but I was surprised to still receive a similar message again. So this morning while I was in my office and going through my phone I decided to engage this person...

To cut the Long story short below is our conversation... I just hope am doing the right thing.... How can I trust this person with a job... God!!! But if he can truly repent, that will be more than rewarding

GraciousGod190:
https://www.nairaland.com/7080619/father-dragging-moms-property-me


Reading all the abuses I got from nairaland, from fellow nairalanders calling me a bastard, ungrateful son all because I was fighting for what was right and not material things.

My mom before she left us, the properties were passed down to her from her parents,(which some they inherited from their Grandparents) she didn't really have to do nothing a full time house wife.. because only the house rents alone she receives from tenants a year from different buildings kept her okay.... some were used for my education, I was made to understand here on nairaland that those properties belong more to my dad, so he can sell it out any way he deem fit... since he married her,. Even though they are ancestral properties.


But, I still don't agree....


So I reported my father to the most senior man in my mother's kindreds, from her father side. I went there on Saturday evening and narrated everything to him...the first thing he said was


YOUR FATHER NOR FIT (in our native language)

He was so angry that he had to call another man and told him everything on the phone, I went back to my house..... and got a call Sunday afternoon to come back around, to my surprise I saw my father there with lots of extended family members and they gave him a stern warning not to try anything funny with those lands.

That our trybe don't sell family lands, house.. inherited property.. that what even gave him the right to think about doing something like that in law for that matter... while my mom has a son...they even said I as the son can't even sell those lands talkless my father.

They ask him, if it was financial issue that gave him that thinking, at first he wanted to deny about selling before he admitted it...my father is not poor, a retired nnpc staff receiving his pension steadily.....he just likes having a lot of money to spend anyhow.... and seeing those lands available he thought he could sell them... but the family proved him wrong and there's nothing he can do about it.

I haven't called my mother kindreds from my my mother side, still observing.. while we Left the meeting, my dad was cold all through..I know he must have narrated to some of his educated friends..let's see if he will take this to court.

This doesn't have nothing to do with me again, but with my mothers kindreds.

CAPSLOCKED:
MY MAN TRAILED HER FOR LIKE 5 YEARS, GOT HER, GOT HER PREGNANT, AND WENT BACK TO THE LOVE OF HIS LIFE.
I SUPPORT THIS LEGENDARY MOVE ACCORDING TO THE TALIBAN GOVERNMENT BUT IMAGINE HAVING A BAD BIIIIII LIKE RIHANNA BUT GO CHEAT WITH SOMEONE BENEATH HER?? WHAT EXACTLY DO YOU MEN WANT ABEG??

lexy2014:
Which case does she have when she didn't mention the name of the product?

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggar
Too bad..funny enough all these drink dey cost..you go carry your baby girl go out....she go order for exotic and Hollandia...
Anyway....Make she treat herself

No case here....because she don already open the drink..so she nor go fit drag them to court

And without she nor open the drink she nor go fit know wether cockroach dey inside

What am i even saying.....weed

MP3GAGAdotCOM:
First of all,
Are you a lover of yourself or A Lover of Christ? You seem to be too proud of ur achievements.
Lemme tell you the truth, without JESUS CHRIST in your life, all those certificates will be tissue papers in no distant time.
We have seen PhD holders lobbying to be dangote's truck driver, very pathetic.

Just sit tight, the country will help you understand better.

Excober08:
My Amen was not in vain... Share in our joy as we work down the isle on 23 April 2022.

OdogwuBlog:
Source; https://dailypost.ng/2022/04/12/osinachis-death-actress-calls-for-revocation-of-medical-licenses-of-pastor-paul-enenche-wife/



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simeonine:
Are you looking for the highest-paying federal government jobs in Nigeria? Federal government jobs are highly sought after because of the job security over private-sector jobs. Additionally, federal government workers enjoy bonuses and perks such as pensions, vacations, etc. So it’s no wonder you are asking this question.

This article covers a list of the top 10 highest paying federal government jobs in Nigeria, their salaries, eligibility requirements, and how to apply. With this information, you can decide which suits your situation and start setting your priorities straight. Also to be discussed are the best paying federal agencies in Nigeria.

Let’s get started!

#1. Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)
NNPC Average Monthly Salary Range
First on our list of highest paying government jobs in Nigeria is the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). Founded on the 1st of December 1977 after the merger between the Federal Ministry of Mines and Steel and the Nigerian National Oil Corporation, the NNPC is arguably Nigeria’s best paying federal government agency.

They are Nigeria’s official petroleum industry, and they oversee the Federal Government’s oil and gas relations both within and outside the country. Since Nigeria’s economy predominantly depends on oil, petroleum plays a vital role. Hence, the oil and gas sector workers are naturally some of the highest-paid government employees in Nigeria.

The NNPC regulates the joint venture arrangements between the Federal Government of Nigeria and multinational oil companies like Chevron, ExxonMobil, Agip, Schlumberger, Texaco, Total S.A, etc. Their headquarters is situated at the NNPC Towers in Abuja (FCT), and they have an international office in London.

They also have zonal offices in some of the country’s major states and cities like Lagos, Port Harcourt, Warri, and Kaduna.
NNPC workers are reported to earn the following average salaries:

Interns ₦18,000 – ₦30,000
Entry-level staff ₦180,000 – ₦350,000
Sales manager ₦300,000 – ₦450,000
Economist ₦350,000 – ₦500,000
Experienced staff/manager ₦500,000 – ₦1,000,000
Human Resources Analysts and Well Operations Superintendents earn up to ₦665K and ₦1.4m monthly, respectively.

#2. Bank of Industry (BoI)
We can’t have a list of top paying federal government agencies in Nigeria without the reputable Nigerian Bank of Industry (BoI). They have a long-standing rating as one of Nigeria’s highest-paying federal government parastatals. BOI is the oldest and the largest Development Finance Institution (DFI) presently operating in Nigeria. The BOI is jointly owned by:

* The Ministry of Finance Incorporated (MOFI) Nigeria, holding over 94.80% stake
* The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), holding a 5.19% stake, and
* Private shareholders with 0.01% stake.

BOI is a significant agency under the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Investment. The bank offers entrepreneurs and organisations looking to establish small, medium, and large-scale monetary aid projects. By funding industrial projects in major sectors of the economy, they encourage businesses, youth entrepreneurship, and other projects for Nigeria’s benefit.

BOI Average Monthly Salary Range

Analysts ₦240,000 – ₦350,000
Banking officer ₦450,000 – ₦570,000

#3. Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), established by the CBN Act of 1958 but started operating by December 1st, 1959, is another federal government agency with a high staff salary structure.

It is the apex financial regulator in Nigeria charged with the obligation to maintain its external reserves, promote a stable economic environment to the economy and serve as a financial adviser to the Federal Government.

The CBN keeps a close guard of their affairs, and their salaries are purposely shielded from the public.

However, we did some findings, and these are the average salaries the CBN pays its worker.

Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Average Monthly Salary
Graduate Trainees ₦43,000 – ₦50,000
Entry-level staff ₦120,000 – ₦122,000
Loan officers ₦573,000
Data Analyst ₦647,000
Branch manager ₦732,000

#4. Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA)
NIMASA is another one of the highest paying federal government jobs. Getting a job with the agency is not particularly easy. It was established in 2006, and they are saddled with the responsibility of regulating the Nigerian shipping industry, coastal waters, and maritime labour alongside the Nigerian Navy.

They also conduct inspections and carry out search and rescue services with the Navy. Like the CBN, the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) are also quite secretive about its salary.

NIMASA Average Monthly Salary Structure
Entry-level staffs ₦100,000 to ₦150,000
Grade Level 7 (step 1) ₦90,000
Grade Level 8 (step 1) Up to ₦103,988

#5. Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS)
A job at the FIRS is a dream for many graduates. FIRS staffs collect, supervise, and record taxes. In addition to their lucrative salary, FIRS staffs enjoy many allowances and benefits, and their job security in the agency is guaranteed.

Factors like the job position, the level or grade, and the years spent in service determine how much a permanent staff at the agency is paid.

FIRS Average Monthly Salary Structure
NYSC Corps Member N23,000 – N26,000
NYSC Corps Intern N35,000 – N46,000
Accounting Clerk Intern N68,000 – N73,000
Accountant N199,000 – N211,000
Tax Officer N290,000 – N310,000
Conseiller En Développement N280,000 – N298,000
Tax Administrator N343,000 – N360,000
Inspector of Taxes N383,000 – N412,600
Human Resources Generalist N480,000 – N517,000

#6. Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA)
Another agency that offers a high-paying federal government job in Nigeria is the Nigerian Port Authority (NPA). The NPA is in charge of maintaining the ports in Nigeria. The two major ports under the NPA’s command are the Lagos and Port Harcourt ports.

NPA Average Monthly Salary Structure
Counselors ₦180,000 to ₦200,000
HSE officers ₦300,000 to ₦400,000
Deck Cadet ₦250,000 to ₦300,000
Control & instrumentation engineers ₦450,000 – ₦600,000

#7. The Nigerian Military
The Nigerian Military consists of the Nigerian Army, Airforce, and Navy. Salaries in the military are paid based on ranks. Joining any branch of the Nigerian military as a commissioned officer will see you earning higher than a non-commissioned officer.

Who is a Commissioned Officer?
A commissioned officer is an officer who commenced his military career by gaining admission into the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) for special training and courses or one who after completing his higher education (University or Polytechnic) obtained, passed, and successfully completed the training and courses of the Direct Short Service Course (DSSC).

Anyone who falls into any of the categories above will be commissioned after completing his training and courses. Commissioned officers have more legal responsibilities than non-commissioned officers, therefore they hold higher ranks and are paid more.

Who is a Non-Commissioned Officer?
A non-commissioned officer simply put, is a military officer who has not pursued a commission. They obtain their position of authority by promotion through the listed ranks. Non-commissioned officers are divided into Junior Non-Commissioned Officers (JNCO) and Senior (or staff) Non-Commissioned Officers (SNCO).

Many Nigerians see non-commissioned officers as those without the needed academic qualification to advance into the Commissioned ranks. But this is untrue. There are hundreds of non-commissioned officers who possess the needed academic qualification but have to settle for the lower cadre because of circumstances like unemployment, influence, etc.

Now let’s look at the estimated average salaries of each branch of the Military.

Average Monthly Salaries of the Nigerian Army

Commissioned Officers
Second lieutenant 160,000 – 180,000
Lieutenant 186, 000 – 200,000
Captain 200,000 – 230,000
Major 230,000 – 300, 000
Lieutenant colonel 300,000 – 360,000
Colonel 360, 000 – 600,000
Brigadier General 650,000 – 800,000
Major General 800,000 – 1.2 Million
Lieutenant General 1.2 Million – 1.7 Million naira.
General 1.6 Million – 2 Million
Non-Commissioned Officers
Rank Average Monthly Salary (NGN)
Recruit 10,000-12,000
Private 50,000
Lance Corporal 52,000-55,000
Corporal 57,000
Sergeant 56,443 – 69,260
Staff Sergeant 69,000 – 81,000
Warrant officer 82,000 – 100,000
Master Warrant Officer 90,000 – 160,000

Average Salary Range of the Nigerian Airforce

Commissioned Officers
Marshal of the Nigerian Air Force Yet to be attained
Air Chief Marshal N1,724,283
Air Marshal N1,486,451
Air Vice-Marshal N1,376,343
Air Commodore N677,895
Group Captain N352,631
Wing Commander N342,586
Squadron Leader N248,004
Flight Lieutenant N232,484
Flying Officer N218,400
Pilot Officer N187,159
Non-Commissioned Officers
Rank Average Monthly Salary
Air Warrant Officer N171,793
Master Warrant Officer N165,697
Warrant Officer N101,974
Flight Sergeant N87,119
Sergeant N69,261
Corporal N55,832
Air Craftsman N53,892
Recruit N10,237

Average Monthly Salaries of the Nigerian Navy

Commissioned Officers
Rank Average Monthly Salary (NGN)
Admiral 1,358,590
Vice-Admiral 1,113,600
Rear Admiral 1,003,240
Commodore 615,490
Captain 309,650
Commander 281,670
Lieutenant Commander 230,652
Lieutenant 195,685
Sub-Lieutenant 150,625
Mid-Shipman 118,835
Non-Commissioned Staff
Rank Average Monthly Salary
Warrant Chief Petty Officer 120,853
Chief Petty Officer 90,825
Petty Officer 80,.852
Leading Rating 70,855
Able Rating 50, 855
Ordinary Rating 45,854
Trainee N0.00

#8. Nigerian Customs Service (NCS)
The Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) is one of the country’s paramilitary agencies. It controls the importation and exportation of goods in and out of the country.

NCS pays their officers according to their ranks and qualifications. This implies that a graduate with B.Sc will earn higher than an officer with an O’level certificate.

The ranks and structure of the Nigerian Customs Service are different from that of other Nigerian military or paramilitary organizations.

Customs Assistant ₦40,000 – ₦57,000
Assistant Inspector of Custom ₦65,000
Inspector of Custom ₦73,000
Assistant Superintendent of Customs II ₦74,079 – ₦82,415
Assistant Superintendent of Customs I ₦84,380 – ₦95,294
Deputy Superintendent Customs (DSC) Officer ₦91,168 – ₦104,336
Chief Superintendent Customs (CSC) Officer ₦96,514 – ₦110,436
Assistant Comptrollers ₦102,132 – ₦117,120
Deputy Comptrollers ₦134,953 – ₦152,132
Comptrollers ₦146,652 – ₦163,856
Assistant Comptroller-General ₦189,357 – ₦205,380
Deputy Comptroller-General ₦206,666 – ₦224, 000
Comptroller General ₦208,333 – ₦230, 000

#9. Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC)
The Nigerian digital space is a rapidly growing economy with monumental improvements. This growth has made the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC) one of the highest-paying government agencies in Nigeria.

The commission was established in 1992 and it has since then coordinated the emergence and development of telecommunications industries in Nigeria. Like other government parastatals, the NCC salary is determined by qualifications and level of experience. Besides the salary packages, staff are also entitled to allowances and bonuses.

Average Monthly Salary Structure
Apart from the bonuses, an entry-level staff in NCC is said to earn at least N120,000 monthly.

Depending on your skill and experience, you can earn up to N380,000 monthly.

#10. Petroleum Product Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA)
Petroleum Product Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) is one of the downstream sector regulators in Nigeria. They supervise the sector’s gradual deregulation and liberalization.

Average Salary Structure
A level 8 staff is estimated to earn between N140,000 to N190,000 monthly minus bonuses and allowances. A senior officer can earn as h9igh as N5 million

https://exampulse.com/10-highest-paying-federal-government-jobs-in-nigeria-salaries/

Fahdiga:
It is not a new thing. We all know Orji Uzo Kalu did not near Kuje prison gate talkless of entering there.

nedekid:
I doubt they will ever be affordable. As inflation rises, so does the fees.

Truthisunique2:
People just think University na secondary School nowadays

Once they build adminstrative block add like three unit block of classroom then University don set

Most secondary School are bigger than these private lesson centres

Dominion791:
I've been seeing this girl for the last few months, since early January of this year. Not an official relationship and we haven't really talked about what we are. Not sure exactly how to describe her so I'm just going to use her as a friend in benefit as the description.

There was some emotion in our relationship but it was mostly sexual. I've always been really, really good about using condoms and this is the first time I've ever been in this pregnancy situation.

I'm pretty unsure if I am the father. We had sex about twice a week for the last three months. So I have no clue who she saw or was with nor do I really care to be honest. There is more than a little doubt in my mind if I am the father.

For what its worth she insists I am the father but I don't know. She learned she was pregnant on March 22nd. She Told me on 24th. I immediately encouraged her to get an abortion I've offered to cover it all cost . She said she would think about. Its been almost 2 weeks and no abortion.

I spoke to her this morning and its becoming kind of clear that an abortion probably isn't happening. She is starting to get kind of tired of me pushing the abortion. I don't know what else to do. I'm starting to really get scared I am only 21 and I don't even have a job. I can't afford to raise a child right now and I certainly don't want a family right now. I'm thinking of telling her to reconsider the abortion or take care of the baby alone.

What do I do now?

motymop:
You didn't even try to seduce her or do pre-intimacy to create a mutual feeling.

You just carried her to the bed because you saw boobs.

The dragging her trouser part is considered rape, if she had shouted, you will be accused of rape.

Next time, if a girl sits on your lap even after she becomes flirty. Give her a kiss to test the waters, then her reaction will tell you if to escalate the situation or not.