₦airaland Forum

nlfpmod:
Some Nigerians who live abroad now get lesson teachers for their kids from Nigeria to help boost their children's grades in school.

The lesson is done online via zoom.

What do you think about this kind of style?

Dolarman7:
Please am interested.

Christ4ever:
To teach indigenous languages or what?

hartson:
you mean interested to guide or train potential teacher who is willing to learn online teaching or interested to patronize you from home or abroad.

Ewedegubbler:
I am willing to pay 200k monthly to a good teacher who can teach my daughter mathematics using Crawford International syllabus and igbo language. 5hrs a week.

Yankee101:
It’s primarily because it’s cheaper

nlfpmod:
Some Nigerians who live abroad now get lesson teachers for their kids from Nigeria to help boost their children's grades in school.

The lesson is done online via zoom.

What do you think about this kind of style?

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Smilleydr:
one of the waiter guy trousers Tor for nyans and the black trouser has turn to brown, I also check the staff food na gari and ewa everyday, that s when I know something no go dey right here make I no start waiting I no go fit finish

Kerefi:
How much is your budget? The place is 600 to Apapa

1F30M4:
You should actually find something alike around Mile 2 just that the roads are quite bad.. It should be somewhat easier to commute to Apapa

Lakebib:
I have two job opportunities and I'm a bit confused on the one to go for.
I'm part of a club of all stars footballers, that is mature men that love playing football, while I'm 32 I'm still by the far the youngest amongst them and also not financially in their bracket. It's more like a privilege being in their midst. Due to how I carry myself I was elected as secretary of the club. Now here's the dilemma.

The chairman and patron of the club noticed that I've been struggling financially, the chairman helps me to pay some of the dues. While I have a 50k job that I do remotely we all know how the economy is right now so they've been making efforts to fix me up somewhere.

Option 1: They approached the richest man in the club though he's not really active, the man owns many businesses and hotels in town, he asked them to give him time to think over it. I met him yesterday and he said he wants to hand off the bar in his hotel to me because it's being mismanaged by the girls there, more like the workers in the bar would be under me. But he's still trying to arrange for an room for me there so I can be sleeping there then go home in the morning. Another option is to audit his other business which I can be doing from a separate office, while the 3rd option is about another place that he's yet to open because it's still under construction so I would probably manage it after completion, I don't know the details of that one. He asked me to give him a week so he will decide on the best option that would suit the both of us.

Option 2: Another well to do member was also contacted though he's much younger probably mid to late 40s. He's into solar installation and a well connected man. He's offering to pay me to work for him while I also learn the trade. He's also aware that I'm talking to the first man. When he was contacted he first asked how much the first man was offering to pay me, we told him that we haven't reached an agreement yet.

Now the issue is that the chairman prefers option A because the man is an elder and an already established man that won't give me issues. The second man is widely known to be arrogant and a bragat, if I run any side hustle and get some money he will likely accuse me of stealing or if I establish something else he will go around telling people that I stole his money to establish my business. Dealing with him is difficult and he would tarnish my image if anything goes wrong.

On the other hand, the patron thinks that option B is better because I will pick up a valuable skill while getting paid. Also the second man is younger and a hustler so I will learn a lot of things from him.

While I would prefer option B, I a bit skeptical about dealing with the man because I wouldn't want anything that will ruin the reputation that I'm building up, I'm 32 years and time is going fast so please I need your opinions on the matter.

frank417:
No vex, but how I wan take read all these now

clearcrystal:
Sowore is just an attention seeker with low IQ.
He has proven beyond reasonable doubt that he can never rise beyond the level of an SUG president.
He has allegedly been using his noise making tactics to seek financial support from some foreign organizations in the name of activism.
He is more corrupt than any politician you can think of.
That's why Nigerians see him as a JOKER.

nosa2:
Thanks for this. I was thinking of using the app but make I just dey my dey

Mom007:
There goes another one... empty vessel.

CoronaVirusPro:
How time flys.

I remember when he started his career at Rumuokoro, Port Harcourt.

Great player!

slimjohn2k5:
U dey beg for space with conditions for lagos