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3ace:
He's straightforward and cool-headed. We have been dealing for three years.

tojahh:
No fear... Baba is one of the best in total honesty and transparency. At least I have had dealings with him twice.

owolabi5:
Please have no fear Bro,

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Ministry of Transportation

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Owode Onirin Bus Stop

Opposite Owode Onirin Market

Along Ikorodu Road

Lagos

Or

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Or

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Thanks.

tojahh:
What of me? we no get talk?

blesskewe:
Please this is urgent, at least before Wednesday




I had a slot for lastma job and am going for the screening on Tuesday
And
On the 2nd we were told at our church about a vocational center sponsored by the church at abeokuta
This school is for a period of nine months,during that period u would have five certificate when graduating
Test trade, napteb, hnd or ond, an international exam like that .also am learning shoe making presently but hey these are opportunities and am just confused
They would buy all the needed materials, accommodation and feeding
Just for me to buy personal stuff.
Mind u it's a well known vocational center

Now am just confused
Should I go for the program or the government job

ZIMDRILL:
the correct wording would have been " Helping a relative to send a child to school "

based on that picture what help does that girl do at her that makes your work load less than before you took her in ?

Both your own child and the girl they still need childcare in their daily living, which cores can that girl do without being remanded, if not she has to be threatened for her not forget her chores ?

would you send your own child at that age to be house help over the holidays to help your mum and daddy? the chance of saying the too young are high right, because you clearly know that the child hasnt clearly matured for such responsibility

your intentions to help are perfect and human, but taking a child of that age for the exchange of labour and skol are wrong, there is a difference between teaching a child how to and using a child to do things

letting your child to do dishes etc is teaching, you are basically teaching them the basic of running their own homes in future by being able to do things themselves then using a child, this when you use a child to do jobs that are meant to be done by adults or someone employed eg kids who sell on the streets that job is for an adult

when you teach your kids how to cook clean etc you do it at your own pace and patience because its your child their is due care but when you teach child who am employee the whole due care is thrown out, you want things to done pronto, no room for patience because your mind tells you that this person is being paid they should know how to do it

those expectations becomes abuse, remember generally every employer wants an experienced worker so that work runs smooth, than the employer always monitoring or bucking instructions


hope you get my drift

theoilguy:
We have delivered to 12 states in the last 5 days and counting. A trial will convince u!!

healthserve:
Your call.


Tip: Before you throw in the towel, go do it just for one week on the island. Cutting out thru Gbagada to the island daily shouldn't be a biggie. For the sakes of the experience, give it a trial. Even if its just a day or two. Atleast before you call it quits.

mykelswa:
Lol

healthserve:
Bro if you wanna do it right, head to the island. Trust me it's better to not do it atall if the mainland is your domain. The roads and the culture on the mainland will stress/fatigue your soul out.

ahiboilandgas:
why not choose cleaner and safer areas like working on the island alone