stolen

Gas is 1100

Wishing you success bro . Make sure the risk of doing that business is low.

chipsypop:
Hi guys.
I recently got a remote job and my employer pays my monthly salary through Deel.
I want to save the money in dollars, considering the rate at which the Naira is losing value.

I have a domiciliary account but I'm afraid of sending the funds to it. Since there's no dollar in the country, banks may not be willing to give me the money when I need it.

I've considered leaving the money on Deel but Deel automatically withdraws the money for you after 30days.

So remote workers and those that transact regularly in dollars, how do you save your funds?
For those that use dom, do you readily withdraw your funds when you need it?

Every input is appreciated.

your domiciliary account is still the best. There are individual who buy funds in domiciliary account.

She had a nice body. Not too big, I like her chocolate black skin

Maybe she knows you're not the father. When you get a hold of her and after the baby is born, ensure you do a DNA paternity test

Good but let the govt properly maintain this hospital

supreme Court should be fast

Wow custom

Congratulations to him

Lolz

onyiiix9523:
please who has tried naira swap by flutterwave, is it legit?. can one put me through?

I don't advise you to do that

If you can supply $500 fnf PayPal
From balance at the rate of 830
Please do let me know

What's the weekly payment?

PSG is dead

Ok

OurBestWriter:
I have $86 for eBay checkout. My whatsapp on my sig.

still available

What do you need but can't afford for right now?
For me, they are
1. Money itself.
2. Phone
3. Laptop
4. School fees
5. School materials
Omo e plenty ooo but just to mention a few.

Food for thought - Human wants are insatiable.

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Mynd44

Abeg Nairalanders, if you can help another person, help ooo.

Can you send me a dm

Crypto that year

For most folks, there's very little hopes out here by way of employment opportunities fresh out of school. What do you do in a man-know-man world like Nigeria when you don't have 'long-legs",

This video offers a few practical but controversial counsel like:

-Take up the very first job offer regardless of how crappy or blue collar it is.

In addition, they're advised on how to go about managing the transition from that first crappy, low-paying job into the career of their dreams. The advice is practical, easy to apply but requires a lot of patience, humility and a brutal reality check about employment opportunities in today's job market.

I hope you find something useful in the video, and all the best with your job search.