₦airaland Forum

Kobicove:
Most of the points listed here apply when only when dealing with a standard or multinational company and not when applying to Baba Kabiru and Sons Limited

Deepthoughts:
definitely not supporting the sex trade practice,but don't think the Arabs are saints,if you had the opportunity of knowing the Muslim community like in northern Nigeria very well,you will know how deceitful those guys are,what they practice is just an organized system of secrecy, it's not for nothing that they always pray that " Allah ya rufe mana asiri"

Klass99:
E be like say you never jam high fliers with a bad or toxic attitude . There's no benefit in keeping them on for long, sooner or later they cost you more, in terms of human capital, because their nasty attitude causes other employees to leave.

When good employees leave and you constantly have to hire their replacement, because you don't want to cut lose the high flier, no be you go wound las las? The few times I have seen high fliers with a bad attitude, retired from an organisation (as in, sacked or told to resign) there was a collective sigh of relief, a sense of hope and peace that our shared workspace would be better without them.

emekalovepets:
All this stupid writer self na wa oo campus olosho have been since the beginning of education so their is no growing concern cus secondary school girls have also turn to olosho na Dem I dey Bleep pass cus Dem get sweet punna

shegzhkn:
TF is Arabic countries??

georgee:
Let me have their website. I will look things up myself

Honchoslim16:
Did not know how to save some Whitemen contacts..... So started with Client 1, Client 2..... And the list continues

Sonnobax15:

Nice piece of write up I must really say.....

It's only a parent who hasn't paid his/her wars an impromptu visit in his/her school will sit at the comfort of his/ her home and say -"My pikin no dey do anyhow for school"

[i]Na the same ONOME wey dey wear gown for house go school,less than one month,she don begin to dey wear bumshots . Na [/i]wa

Banilla:
It's a gay app. I don't know why he's there... So many Nigerian men in the closet.

completeskills:
Yes..I used kkonnect (fiberone) in 2018 when I was in Nigeria. They are truly limited with their unlimited plan for 25k or so. Installation came to about 50k.
The problem like I said earlier is the coverage. Kkonnect did not fully cover Lagos alone as at that time (I don't know about now) not to talk of the whole of Nigeria. A major challenge is this power issue. If they decide to use diesel or even solar in all their sub stations..they might never break even with the current pricing they are on. Once power is settled. Companies would find it easier to expand. This is just the truth.

CAROLYN19:
Thank you so much for this review, they invited me for interview and i was offered the job but i rejected it . This was because they demanded for my Current Payslip, Bank Statement showing my salary, my offer letter. I asked them how much they want to pay but they said till i bring my payslip etc. My spirit didnt allow me to go for the job. A year later, they went through one recruitment agency and invited me for another interview but i didnt go.

Autobot05:
Temptation like ?
Just tell them you want to live alone . But be ready to counter any questions and ideas from them

Illegal1:
Omoh.....After God,fear woman.

georgee:
What are there packages

MrBrownJay1:
it happens ALL OVER THE WORLD, not only in Nigeria/Africa... go to sugar baby websites and see how many college/university students are selling themselves to the highest bidders (pretending that sugarbaby biz is not prostitution lol).

saintruky:
I've got Nike on... Got great grip n soul made wit finest of alum..

Blupen969:
Pay all your karmic debts

saintruky:
Can i slide to ya DM?

XAUBulls:
@Rubyjade,

International business etiquete is shaped based on country-specific cultural values. Period.

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saintruky:
Hey

Life "cheat codes" everyone should know:

1. When you think something nice about someone, let them know right then.

2. Never think twice about investments in yourself. They pay dividends for a long time.

3. Put your alarm clock in the bathroom. If you have to get up to turn it off, you won't snooze.

4. If you want to get better at anything, do it for 30 minutes per day for 30 straight days.

5. Hire a writer to document your parents' childhood stories. Print it with old photos.

6. Write down three things you’re grateful for before bed. Read them out loud when you wake up.

7. Go for a 15 minute walk every morning. It has a positive impact on your mood, sleep, metabolism, digestion, and more.

8. Always pursue the path that has the larger luck surface area.

9. Tell your partner one thing you appreciate about them every single day.

10. Do a few things that you'll be excited to tell your kids about someday. Create stories worth telling.

11. Spend 15 minutes every evening preparing for your first focus tasks the next morning.

12. If someone tries to put down your accomplishments, cut them out of your life.

13. Take yourself out for a meal alone once each month. It’s insanely freeing—a meditative experience.

14. When you're starting your career, swallow the frog for your boss to get ahead. Observe your boss, figure out what they hate doing, and take it off their plate. Easy win.

15. When someone is going through hell, just say "I’m with you." Advice is minimally impactful. The notion that someone is with you is 10x more powerful.

16. If someone regularly brags about their wealth, income, or success, just assume the reality is about 50% of what they say.

17. Reread your favorite books annually. You may read thousands of books in your life, but there will only be a few that deeply change you.

18. Never delay difficult conversations. If you're nervous, do it on a walk, it makes it much easier.

19. Do the "old fashioned" things well. Look people in the eye, have a firm handshake, and always stay true to your word.

20. If you're about to say yes to something on the assumption that you'll have more time for it in the future, say no instead.

21. Give people a second chance, but never a third.

22. If you want something—and have put in the work to deserve it—ask for it.

23. Never take advice from people on the sidelines.

24. Learn one dance move that you can reliably bust out when you inevitably get pushed into the center of a dance circle at a wedding or event.

25. Be bored for at least 15 minutes per day. Boredom unlocks creativity.

26. Invest in personalized stationery and use it regularly.

27. Spend more time doing things you never regret.

28. Make decisions that your 80-year-old self and 10-year-old self would be proud of.

29. Do one hard thing every day when you could do it the easy way.

30. Be interested in everyone you encounter.

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What “cheat codes” would you add to the list?