₦airaland Forum

Yankiss:
That is the point. I have raised numerous concerns in national daily articles about this issue. The solution is not increase in minimum wage but Decrease in Maximum wage earnable. Lowering the maximum wage significantly will lead to Deflation. Therefore, the minimum wage would acquire significant purchasing power, even as it is today. Once you raise the minimum wage to say 70k or 100k, everything else rises - transportation, prices of goods. In some cases there is even a downward pull on the new wages following all round increment in services. You are in effect carrying more money which has not increased your purchasing power.

naijapips04:
So you know no say Bi sexuals dey? Gay men wey dey fvck and wey dem dey fvck too.

This oluomo guy too dey give gay vibes. Watch how he's sitting.

ResidentSnitch:
Why do you want to add periwinkle to it since you've never tasted it before and the OP didn't mention it as one of the ingredients?
Una go just dey dey show una self anyhow...

TheGuyFromHR:
Also note - there is little difference between the Nigerian civil service mentality and that which pervades the NHS. The same ethos of civil servants doing their job at their own pace, secure in the knowledge that their powerful unions won't allow the government to sack them or rationalise the structure. The NHS is overstaffed at an administrative level as opposed to an operational one, more generals than infantry so to speak, and there are so many jobs for the boys, people essentially doing nothing, or duplicating functions. It's said to be the largest employer in Europe. One can only imagine the politics.

If one hasn't got a profession also in demand in the private sector, its fine to sit down in the NHS and take your promotions (if they come) then get to 65 or 67 and bugger off with a gold-plated pension. The ultimate career path would be someone, an average 22-year old for instance, spending like 25 years of their working life in the private sector, making good money, then parachuting into the NHS or a university at a higher grade/or band to spend 10 years and take home a good final salary pension. This happens a lot.

Again, just like it used to be back in Nigeria, civil servants have security, so if you get a job with the NHS, barring any serious issues, you can look forward to retiring there. If one wants security and has no risk appetite, the civil service works.

hustla:
Lemonade offers that already

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hustla:
At what rate?

Have the fear of God when replying o

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fbtowner:
Your number

AKEEMNAS:
You don't have any details, to DM to.
Which area in Ikeja precisely?

brownemmanuel43:
Can I see d picture of d drum. Then d table what's d last price

Viruses:
Anything except liquid (oil etc).

LagosismyHome:
I am a she

LagosismyHome:
Ideally its shouldn't be but a friend who travelled in May, the officials are the airport were not allowing her to fly without it. She had to pay for the card in the airport which I am sure just entered someone pocket due to corruption

Maximatic:
Want to pay for the cylinder

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House clearance sales
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LG TV 32 inches....40k
LG home theater...50k..sold
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Adjustable office chair...15k..sold
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Baby cot...10k
Littleme Baby car seat..15k
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Plastic table 5k
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Plate rack...3k
Hp 2130 printer...20k
Hp montitor....30k

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