₦airaland Forum

Idrismusty97:
Alright thank you it's really attractive. Had a final interview with FMN, just trying to weigh my choices between a Bank that pays a bit higher than 250k after some months of being trainee and FMN. I don't really have passion for banks or even the FMN, just trying to pick the one that pays more with the best career growth.

FMN will be your best bet.

Idrismusty97:
Okay i would like to know the Entry level pay for FMN, the food and beverage union. Thank you.

. You should be taking home like 200-250k

Idrismusty97:
FMN. Both actually cause a graduate trainee can be posted to either.

They both belong to different trade union... While FMN belongs to food and beverage union, Bagco belongs to the textile union which pays lesser

Idrismusty97:
Please how much do they pay Entry level/Graduate Trainees?

Fmn or Bagco?

Validly true

Unnecessary deductions is what's giving them these profit.
Eco bank supposed dey the list

History written

When height is becoming an issue

Abeg... Who be the journalist when discuss with the elephants

Shameless SAN

Dead on arrival

Stupidity of the highest order...


These foods items needs regulations

MISSCONGENIALITY:
Op allow people to relocate in peace provided it's not your money they are using to relocate. Me too I want to relocate


Before I forget, I'm looking for a young, not more than 38years old cute, and single guy based in UK and ready for marriage to come and marry me and take me with him to UK. He has to Igbo. I'm not tribalistic but when it comes to marriage, if it's not Igbo then I will embrasse my singlehood in peace.
Yes, I still have a choice. I'm that kind of begger that has a choice.
Some people will come now and call me evening news paper but I don't care because I know there are people who still prefer the buy news paper in the evening because that's when they have the chance to buy.
Op, no vex say i want use your post do small advert o.

This is not meant for this

SpyChild:
relocated around same time, was rough initially but with God and hardwork, it’s worth it so much now. All these people talking about kpako house abroad, loneliness and mortgage don’t seem to know jack about the system abroad. Yes, you pay mortgage to own a house, so what! If you are tired of paying mortgage, you can like sell the house next day and people are rushing it buy it and you will make profit on top plus the equities you have gathered from not paying rent instead you are paying mortgage. So let’s say equity of 5 years/at 1k (usually more than that) accumulates to 12 x 5 = 60k, plus the profit you would have made from profit of the house appreciation. You can either, go buy a new house and start paying mortgage again hoping to sell or take your money and go back to Nigeria and build yourself a house.
They keep talking about loneliness, I just laugh because, you can go to various clubs, social events etc and mingle so how is that lonely. People married with kids, are they lonely too?
Also don’t forget, they are still Nigerians, if I tire,I carry all my money come back to naija na.
You go pursue me?
Living abroad gives you OPTIONS (from work, healthcare etc) people living in Nigeria will never most likely have.
As for people thinking Nigerians abroad all wash dead bodies, I just laugh…look while looking for papers you might do those things but when you get it, the doors open and you will do respectable remote 6 figure jobs and live your dream.
Abroad is not prison, if I tire, I come naija flex like a month or 2 or 4 and go back and hustle. People live like that too.
Life is not all about flexing na.
We work and flex, living in naija won’t make you have such opportunities . So don’t be afraid to migrate. I was afraid at first becos I did not know one single person but now my connection reach number one person for the country. No lie!
Will it have been possible in Naija?
I just wanna remain anonymous here, if I post pictures una go madt lol

connect men

Munamoqel:
he looking at the bigger picture ! Long term prospect and prosperity of his family .

Interesting. I wish him well.
Make oluwa run am for us all.

Breaking news:!!!!!!!!
My Boss @ the office just resigned to go abroad.
This came as am still asking questions as to if it's worth japaring.
My boss earns well, official car, and lots of benefits attached to his office yet baba still left these for Canada.
What are these people not telling us?


Someone should tell me something I don't know.

pansophist:
Nigeria is a country of both extremes. If you are an old money, new money, or cruise at the toppest of the elite class, naija can be heaven. You will enjoy high social status, and can afford your security aides, bribe your way out of anything, in a culture you are bred in.

But if you are poor in Nigeria, or even middle class, then it is only a matter of time before the sea of societal problems drowns you, and for this people, it is understandable if they decide to leave. But in any case, just do you. If you have to leave, feel free to do that. The world is your home.

Words on marble

TWoods:
I’m one of those who left more than 15 years ago… it’s been more than worth it. Raising a child in an environment where he is guaranteed a good education, more than adequate healthcare, no concern for kidnappings or armed robbery, the ability to just get in the car and go on a weekend road trip, passports that don’t require visas… the choice is yours.

Bro, kindly tell me more about this thing.

Watch people buy this shit

egoldi01:
That is the main issue - when are we going to get governance right in Nigeria?
Security, infrastructure, power are generally getting worse in the country. The same campaign promises for decades!

My brother... 2023 is critical to Nigeria and Nigerians.
Let's get it right or continue in this path.
God help us all

Gerrard59:
You talk say if people don't pay taxes and all sort of levies in Nigeria. No be drivers embark on strike because of multiple levies and taxes from Tinubu's boys? Whereas such does not happen here. Ever since I have been here, there has been no electricity outage, I have not seen a generator nor heard the sound, the streets are safe, everything works etc. I can count how many times I heard car horns. In fact, the one of yesterday shocked passersby as it the driver honked twice. They wondered what happened. This is heaven.

Again, if you want to stay in Nigeria, please do so. No one is mandating you to remain. In fact, you should be happy people are selling their properties to relocate. That is an opportunity to buy them off, sometimes at giveaway rates.

This things makes it scary

ayandee:
Exactly! The average Nigerian isn't asking for too much- stable light, good education, security, create an enabling environment for job creation. Finish.

These are the only things the average Nigerian is seeking. Yet, the government failed due to their wanton greed and corruption.

very true bro

ZINNYBANKS:
Doing fine get levels , someone who is doing fine here in Nigeria and someone who is doing fine in Luxembourg if you put dem two together big difference go dey . doing fine get levels my Brody ..

Na true sha...
They have systems that works tho

ayandee:
We don't pay school fees up to high school. So I personally don't mind the taxes. At least, we get value for the tax we pay.

About brains, I don't know about that. It depends on the individual.

That's interesting and good to know. If we can get governance right in 9ja, Things should get better.

Munamoqel:
in Najia the minimum wage is around 40 k /160 hr work that 250 k per hour .barbing na 500h that equal to 2 hours work same service

Compare the taxes attached to things over there and what you got here

ayandee:
yes but they are out of reach. The likes of Grange, British International School are not for the average household even with a household income of N1million per month.

The public schools here are comparable to Grange and the likes and those public schools will even beat them hands down in many aspects.

Maybe true. But can you compare the taxes you pay over there and the one you pay here?
What about the fees?

In all our 9ja kids still got brains more than some of these western kids...

Munamoqel:
imagine barbing hair for 20 pounds .that like 2 hours wage just to Barb .

Omor ... The way I see it is that you earn as much as you spend there.

Munamoqel:
they cannot afford it that the truth .there is a difference between Japa and international studies . Japa are people that want to use student visa to migrate .while international students are those that can afford it and in search for quality , knowledge and experience . This two different crew . They later don't sell car or pots to travel they are either on scholarships or can afford it or on study leave .

I never knew this...

kodred:
Even if you earn 200k usd yearly after tax and expenses, it will take 75 years to get $15m. By that time, of what value is the money to you?

It’s good to experience life abroad and no one experience is the same but using 15-20 million to buy uncertainty is not something I would do.

how many earns that much overthere

naijanaso:
You guys always forget that you will not be spending in Naira abroad. You make the currency, you spend the currency bro! It's not as easy as you think.
Ask yourself an honest question: "of all the people you know that have travelled, how many have been able to send anything here"? Them never even fit take care of themselves finish.
Serene environment, yes! But extra money? Think am well.

True bro. True

ayandee:
I agree with you.

You see, that good school is one of the main attractions. I am a lover of good education. The first day I stepped into my kids' school, I knew I made the right decision. Great facilities, happy teachers.

We also got good schools here in 9ja. Although they are expensive sha.
But we got good schools too

Gerrard59:
To be honest, I cannot blame them, especially if one looks at the future of Nigeria. Some people prefer peace of mind and security, others prefer the fast lane. Like someone mentioned, the thought of driving through the night is something I cherish and owning that the chances of anything happening is very low. Nigeria is too unpredictable for me, so for those who say "you can make money here", that is one aspect of investing in the country. Before I left, I wanted to invest in having a cassava factory that would process large quantities of cassava and even begin an out-grower scheme within the locality. Only for me to read in the papers that Fulani herdsmen cut off the hands of the farm manager of a nearby cassava plantation. An aide to the governor owns the farm, and till date, the culprits have not been caught. You want to arrest senior citizens? Someone will mention Indians, Lebanese and Chinese, but don’t forget that most come with huge capital, the Nigerian government loves foreigners more than some Nigerians and these people have deep networks built over the years. This is something Nigerians who relocated a long time (esp those in the UK) should have built especially regarding entrepreneurship. But being the divided people who we are, they could not do so.

Also, the country is too divided and ethnic bigotry is rampant, so why should say an Igbo man stay when he has the opportunity to leave? Why stay in a place where the people at the helms of affairs don’t like you and keep throwing slurs at you? Worst still, this place is the world’s poverty capital. So, it means even if you would experience racism outside Nigeria, it will be in a prosperous place rather than inhaling tribal slurs in a privation-laden environment. Additionally, elites in Nigeria have second passports and can jet out at any given time. Furthermore, most of the politicians and big business people in Nigeria once worked or studied or did business abroad before returning to the country. So, there is no point wailing or whining that people are relocating, whereas Adenuga, Tinubu, Innoson, Saraki and many, many others did the same thing during their prime. Also, due to the unpredictability, even Dangote has parked his wealth outside the country to mitigate against currency devaluation. You have Islamists in the north (I once fancied owning a big farm in either Plateau or Taraba), and wanton attacks on citizens, including students who were returning to school after wasting almost eight months at home because of strike. Whereas a man who japa’d 25 years ago has his child in a good school abroad and is not worried of the child being at home because of an annual strike ritual.


But errm, Indians and Lebenase are moving to Nigeria. The same India where many are moving to Nigeria has her nationals moving in droves to the US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and even Japan.That is the thing, people would always migrate. Your parents migrated to where they are/were and if you did after graduation, you had your reasons for doing the same. People are at different levels in life, but would always put economic reasons as the number one for doing so. You don’t know the condition of the Lebanese who moved to Nigeria. Why did he not move to the US or France? He moved where his knowledge and finances can carry him to. Ditto for those who have moved to Canada or the UK from Nigeria.

Live, and let's live.

some deep truth bro.
I understand the uncertainty in 9ja, insecurities, bad economy.
Are we saying there are no good things in Nigeria?
Can't people make it here?
If we all channel our energy into being productive and we have a good government things should get better I believe