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Family › Re: Drug Business by Rubyjade: 8:52am On Mar 10, 2023
janda1:
I want to go into drug business
Who can teach, I'm tired of my level...any one that can link me up and I really trustworthy
Go to the nearest pharmacy near you
Family › Is 300k Enough For A Family Of 4? by Rubyjade(op): 8:51am On Mar 10, 2023
Excerpt from married men here on NLers

Even with strict rules 400k is not even enough for a family of 4 (husband, wife and a boy and a girl ages less than 10yrs but not tolders)

Even as a married man with two kids, 300k doesn't feel like nothing even in this present day Nigeria, unless you don't spend wisely.

It's tough even for family of three let alone four.

With the present day Nigeria, that amount is not even enough because currently there is tomatoes scarcity and tin tomatoes is expensive.

You will struggle with that amount if you are based in the island in Lagos or city center in Abuja, PH or Kano
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:43am On Mar 10, 2023
remsonik:
60k 2013
65k 2015
70k 2017
Presently now no monthly salary it's my business
Best decision you will ever make in life
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:42am On Mar 10, 2023
Rinoxy:
Even as a married man, 300k doesn't feel like nothing even in this present day Nigeria, unless you don't spend wisely.
How many kids do you have? I know of married men that earn fast less that you do with 3 kids and they are doin okay.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:41am On Mar 10, 2023
Rickyforeign:
Wallahi me sef dey reason am... More thank 30km if I'm not mistaken..
They ate good foods not junks like we do today, factor that in plus there were shortcuts.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:38am On Mar 10, 2023
smeag0l:
My first salary was 35,000 back in 2012. However, when allowances were added it came up to about 150,000. However , I almost died from sitting in traffic going from the mainland to Victoria Island on week days
Even as at 2012, meaning the traffic is never ending soon even with the proposed 4th mainland bridge.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:35am On Mar 10, 2023
Jayne53711:
4k in 2008
Jane, which type of job was this in 2008?
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:34am On Mar 10, 2023
afariogunone1:
First salary was 18k in 2007
do you have an email? If yes drop it let's talk outside nl
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:33am On Mar 10, 2023
cry
antibullshit:
My first salary was 17,500 in 1998. I used an inflation calculator and today its equivalent to 307,000 .Nigeria has gone to the dogs!
Back then I used to eat lunch at work with 50 naira ... good food with 2 pieces of meat and a pepsi orobo.... I rented a BQ in VI for 35k x2years thats 70k...bought my first car in 2000 for 140k... a 6 year old daewoo racer still clean .....500 naira petrol could fill my tank...it was 11 naira per liter
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:33am On Mar 10, 2023
Nairalander248:
Yea, I switch to Tech
is tech really worth it?
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:32am On Mar 10, 2023
Duchessree:
25k
Last year 2022 during ASUU strike
Which kind work be this?
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:32am On Mar 10, 2023
shocked
euniquea:
15k 2004 (Production Company)
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:28am On Mar 10, 2023
Teeroyzimma:
but to send a fellow person money dey hard you😢 hunger dey kill some of us
What kind of entitlement is this?
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:19am On Mar 10, 2023
cry
Yseone:
#22,000 after tax and pension in 2017 to late 2018 as a graduate o
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:18am On Mar 10, 2023
wink
iguita:
NGN 2,500. Year was 2002. Security guard at an insurance firm. Saved it all till I got admission to LASU. Worked as a security guard till my 3rd studying Engineering. 4th year, I worked in Zone 2 COmmand HQ as a computer operator. By end of 4th year, I got my first professional job at 70k per month. Now, na 7 figures per month. We than the Lord
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:16am On Mar 10, 2023
fawaz050:
Thank God Bro.

I'm realizing how lucky I was. Alhamdulilah

I earned N205,000 as my first salary in 2020. I got the job before completing NYSC.
Save, save and save. Have a side business build your house in the next four years and get married asap.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:14am On Mar 10, 2023
fm7070:
N800 in 1998
Which work?
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:13am On Mar 10, 2023
cry
HenryWilliams:
15,000 naira
2006
Lagos Civil Service Graduate Entry level 8
is this net or gross?
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:12am On Mar 10, 2023
grin
Barywhyte:
24k/month, 2010 immediately after NYSC. Two weeks into the job, I ran away. Teaching job in Ibadan
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:12am On Mar 10, 2023
shocked
rickleye:
N2500 a month after NYSC.
Now 10 years later N25,000 a month.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:11am On Mar 10, 2023
LookinguntoGod:
#6k in 1997 in a company at Apapa.
Afrocomas?
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:09am On Mar 10, 2023
LARRYOBRAIN:
45k, 2008 Bank Teller
Which bank? Contract or full staff?
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:08am On Mar 10, 2023
uuzba:
And so what?
Old people should not browse Internet again or what?
ignore him. His a troll
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:07am On Mar 10, 2023
mailemy:
Mine was 50,000 and 45,000 after tax deduction in 2010.
5k tax shocked Kai Nigeria employers
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Much Was Your First Salary And Which Year by Rubyjade: 8:05am On Mar 10, 2023
Johnjanrt:
2013
250 naira daily pay, fruit juice factory.
2022 October- 2023 March.
Betking cashier still not earning 20k
God abeg.
Hoping for a miraculous turnaround though. This six figures must enter as monthly salary.
The following vacancies are available in a hotel in Ikeja

1. Chef (75k salary)
2. Barman (60k salary)
3. Housekeeper (60k salary)

Please, only candidates staying close should apply. Kindly send Cv to unreal.xyzz@gmail.com
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Hotel/Hospitality Jobs by Rubyjade: 7:58am On Mar 10, 2023
Chesterfield Hotel in Ikeja has the following vacancies

1. Chef (75k salary)
2. Barman (60k salary)
3. Housekeeper (60k salary)

Please, only candidates staying close should apply. Kindly send Cv to unreal.xyzz@gmail.com
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Someone I Can Share Apartment With Or Can Share With Me by Rubyjade: 7:55am On Mar 10, 2023
Cazzim:
don't mind my English pls, am looking for someone that can share apartment with me or I can share with, prefer place is island, it should not be more than 400k or 500k.
where on the island?
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: UK Qualified Teachers Status (QTS) Application by Rubyjade: 7:54am On Mar 10, 2023
grin
Pejajure:
Please I need the WhatsApp group link
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Reba Perfecta by Rubyjade(op): 7:53am On Mar 10, 2023
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: What's Your Salary Expectations? by Rubyjade: 7:53am On Mar 10, 2023
cool
Shoodboi:
Hire based on value rather than salary. When you hire based on how low the employee is willing to take, you get hungry and desperate cheapskates that will never give you their best. Most will only use the money they get from your job to print more CVs and pay transport fare to interviews.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: BVAS Benefits To Nigeria by Rubyjade(op): 9:14pm On Mar 08, 2023
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: I Want To Confirm Whether This Interview Is Real by Rubyjade: 9:11pm On Mar 08, 2023
Chidoy:
I applied for a job at Mikano International Ltd for a post of Electrical Engineer two months ago. My confusion now is that this invitation carries Mikano medical office.
OF them use you do blood money don't complain o

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