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But my confusion now is that, I received another offer of 350k in Lagos and I just accepted a remote work of 350k last week.
I would've loved to combine the two but considering my eyes issues, working from 8am to 10:30pm won't be healthy for me.
So now please should I just focus on the remote work of 350k or should I relocate to Lagos from Niger State for the new offer of 350k ?

elipheleh:
Wonderful piece. I really enjoyed it.

When I started reading, I thought it was irrelevant and I was ready to attack.

I'm impressed by the truthfulness in this writep

Smilleydr:
yes e never reach that level

SoftSport:
Mortuary Attendant ! I've once heard a shocking revelation from an easterner that there's a lucrative trade in parts.

omoredia:
Even at 200 naira per liter these guys are still making huge profits.

If you have the chance to switch jobs today, which would you go for and why?

Afolue:
yes, e get as e be.
E done already get as e b

all advice are not meant to be generally acceptable

Good afternoon, everyone!!
Please, I have a question. Which is the better option if one must choose between data analysis and cyber security? It is urgent, please

EmperorCaesar:


I detest men with zero sound judgement. I dislike indecisive men

Afolue:
so why have you not made the move to separate officially from your wife before deciding to go for another.? That wasn’t responsible enough! As a Man, You’re still on the right track all the same. Marry this 2nd woman in addition to the wife who left you earlier when things weren’t funny. If the first wife is fine with it, then, good and fine but if she isn’t, she should know what to do. You don’t need stress yourself on separation process. Allow her do it instead. I believe your 2nd woman won’t have a problem with that.

Kachidubem:
Not all be savings ..Many got it from inheritance... many served Master before being settled to do dias...

How many many people can save millions from 100k job

To Accept or Decline: A Job Offer Conundrum

I'm currently at a crossroads, weighing the pros and cons of a job offer from a leading pharmaceutical company in Nigeria. My current situation is comfortable – I work remotely and earn a substantial income of approximately ₦400,000 plus data

The journey with a leading pharmaceutical company in Nigeria (infact the are listed on NGX) began in October last year, when I underwent a rigorous interview process, consisting of multiple stages. After completing the final stage, which included medical tests, I was left in limbo, with no further communication from the company.

Fast-forward to the present, I received an unexpected call today from the company, informing me that they would like me to resume work in March 2025. The offer comes with a salary of ₦220,000 (net), plus additional benefits such as HMO, leave allowance, 13 month bonus, pension, and a Christmas hamper.

As I ponder this offer, I'm torn between the security and stability that comes with working for a reputable company, and the significant reduction in salary. While the benefits are attractive, I must consider whether they compensate for the substantial decrease in income.

I'd appreciate advice on how to approach this decision. Should I prioritize job security and the opportunity to work with a leading pharmaceutical company, or should I hold out for a better offer that aligns with my current compensation package?

I am seeking your guidance on a complex and sensitive matter. Four years ago, my wife separated from me due to my financial struggles, despite my pleas and the interventions of our family and friends. Her decision was influenced by a colleague, a widow, who worked with her.

After the separation, I was devastated and heard rumors of her involvement with other men. However, I have since moved on and rebuilt my life. With the help of a new partner, a single mother whom I met a year and a half ago, I have established a successful business and improved my financial situation. I am now blessed with a good car and a nearly completed house.

As I prepare to marry my new partner in a month's time, my former wife has suddenly reappeared, claiming that we were not officially divorced. She is desperate to rekindle our relationship, and I believe her motivation is driven by my improved financial situation.

I am torn between my church's teachings on reconciliation and my current commitment to my new partner. I have no feelings left for my former wife and am concerned about the potential consequences of taking her back. I am also worried about the impact this could have on my relationship with my new partner, who has been instrumental in my personal and financial growth.

I would appreciate your guidance on this matter. Must I take my former wife back, or can I move forward with my new partner? I am eager to hear your thoughts and advice.

ositadima1:
How will Oando & Co fare now that it is evident the price of crude may tank? Zelensky will take the deal, and most of the sanctions on Russia will be lifted.

I find it amusing that people with a poor understanding of a situation refuse to stay quiet and learn. The other thread was filled with people criticizing Russia and Trump.

A stronger and former boss tells you not to join NATO, yet you insist on being a sovereign country with the right to do as you please. Now, almost three years later—with part of your land annexed and heavy casualties—you are taking the same deal. How did Zelensky ever believe Russia would allow NATO to set up shop on its borders? Even the U.S. wouldn’t allow that. During the USSR era, when Cuba tried to align with Russia, we saw how the U.S. reacted and how it nearly escalated into a nuclear exchange.

To claim that we are all free to do as we please is naïve. It’s the same reason an Anambra man will never be elected governor of Lagos under normal circumstances, just as an "Omo Eko" becoming governor of Anambra State is highly unlikely—despite being one Nigeria. It's the same reason the U.S. has restricted the sale of its most advanced chips to China. It’s also why many of you mistreat your house helps while spoiling your own children, even though some of these helps are as young as your kids

True freedom does not exist.

SapaProMax:
Trying to stick to driving jobs here. Thanks

Omoapena:
cheap keh, it's much and that's least depends on your appliances..

you can spend more than that if you're using too many conventional appliances...

drololaaof:
Thank you for your explanation, some people will be talking nonsense
Me I think our problem with the inverter system is that the panel are not charging at night and low during heavy rainy season when the sunlight is low. If there power supply from morning till 6pm daily the freezer ought to be cool to maintain what is kept inside cool. A low voltage fridge or freezer like Scanfrost will be good

huptin:
I use an inverter fridge and an inverter AC. The fridge works well, but the AC is not too cold

Omoapena:
if you're under Band A electricity, make sure all your appliances are inverter, if you mistakenly by the conventional appliances under Band A, you go too cry ooo

imagine spending nothing less than 100k monthly on electricity alone cox you have conventional AC, fridge, freezer, fan, and co...

bobbiiee:
I heard of someone in Ogun State who bought 3 solar deep freezers due to an epileptic power supply. Now those freezers are not in use. Am not sure of the brand she bought.

I suggest anyone who has a reliable solar freezer should tell us the brand, how long it's been in use, and how the freezer is loaded, is it packed to full or loaded sparingly? It is used for business or home use?

amadiwati:
That is a good point. But that how will it be honoured? If a party default, how will you handle it, considering distance barrier?

enambobo:
Was a shift work with Saturday's inclusive. Omo I'm not in for another work life balance palava

iamL:
Reject most Nigeria remote jobs self.