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ChybuzzDD:


It's called Folliculitis Barbae

Stop cutting too low and start applying an antibiotic cream(eg Clindamycin cream, etc) immediately after barbing and continue for about 3-5days

I need to clean shave it because of my job

Good day. Please I need an active cure or remedy for skin/razor bumps. I've kept on experiencing bumps after shaving at the barbers shop. These bumps tend to appear few minutes/Hours after shaving my facial hair(beards).
Note: I use my personal clipper and I apply "after shave" immediately after shaving but it appears after some time. I think mine is a stubborn one, and it is very irritating seeing those bumps beneath my Jaw, sometimes it itches me as well. Advice is needed on the comment section Thanks.

Correctbro1:


Naa ison give you the MTN job?? Answer this before I proceed??

Yes

surplusbaba:
I will suggest MTN. I know of people that start with 35k in Ison MTN years back and now earning 500k monthly due to experience. Actually, MTN CC will use o..... but u will definitely get the experience. I can assure u of that. So, if u wanna grow career wise, choose MTN. inbox me if u need further clarification as i have once work with MTN Ison b4 as a call centre agent.

How can I contact your sir?

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How is it risky?

Navallo:
Take up Job 2, regardless of the increment. From there, you can move on to bigger and better offers provided you're the hardworking and networking savvy type.

Ok. Thanks

I got two jobs, and I don't know which to go for.

Job 1 is a Porter position in a hotel. Salary - 40k

Job 2 is a Customer Service position in MTN. Although, the employment is not from MTN directly. It's from a company MTN outsource the job to. Salary is 35k, with a 5k increment every 3months.

Which should I choose, and please give reason. Thanks


Lalasticlacla please move to front page

I got two jobs, and I don't know which to go for.

Job 1 is a Porter position in a hotel. Salary - 40k

Job 2 is a Customer Service position in MTN. Although, the employment is not from MTN directly. It's from a company MTN outsource the job to. Salary is 35k, with a 5k increment every 3months.

Which should I choose, and please give reason. Thanks

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Jewessgratitud3:


I teach diction and phonics.

Well... It depends on how well you're able to package yourself and convince schools to accept you on part-time basis but schools hardly take part-time English teachers.

The most commonly sought-after part-time subject teachers are
French, Yoruba, Maths, phonics and computer teachers. If you're good in any of the above, you can start hitting schools with your proposal for part-time services.

I only worked once as a full timer a looooong time ago and it was draining with very poor pay. I had to stop and go do this phonetics and diction courses so I can be free from their wahala and God helped me.

Please where did you do the diction and Phonics training? I would like to do the same

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Jewessgratitud3:
Lol.. you people have come again, this time na teachers una dey solicit for. Good though.

I am a teacher and I'm proud to be one but not a full time teacher. So I'm not bound by the schools rules to come for summer lessons. I only do so on my own terms which is either organizing seminars or training for the teachers at a fee. Which usually runs for a few days to weeks, all on my terms.

This particular holiday, I didn't take any offers from any of my schools because the ones that indicated interest were underpricing me plus me I wanted to rest well this period because last term was so stressful and there were hardly enough breaks inbetween. So I decided to rest. Though i got bored three weeks into the holiday. Now I'm depressed from boredom because it was just sleep, surf the net, eat and sleep, church and back home. Tiring!!!! Thank God school is about to resume.

If you want to enjoy teaching job, opt for part-time.

What subject do you teach? I teach English. Do you think I can also go Into part time teaching, considering the nature of the subject I teach?

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I want to learn either of the skills, but I'm I don't know which one I should go for.

Software Testing/QA and Data Analysis, which one is better?
Please I need the reason for your choice, thanks.

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Investmentwaka:
helIo, although you didnt give enough specific information about your own particular condition, i can still provide you with some considerations to help you make an informed decision. Ultimately, the "best" business to do in Nigeria depends on various factors, including your interests, skills, location, market demand, and available capital. Both the POS (Point of Sale) and bike business (okada) have their advantages and challenges. Let's explore each one:

1. POS (Point of Sale) Business:

Advantages:
- Growing demand for cashless transactions in Nigeria.
- Potential for steady income through transaction commissions.
- Contributes to financial inclusion and promotes electronic payments.

Challenges:
- Initial setup and equipment costs.
- Competition from other POS operators and financial institutions.
- Dependency on stable internet connectivity and power supply.

2. Bike Business (Okada):

Advantages:
- High demand for transportation services in urban and rural areas.
- Can be a source of immediate income with relatively low startup costs.
- Flexibility in working hours and potential to expand into delivery services.

Challenges:
- Safety concerns and possible regulatory restrictions in certain areas.
- Dependent on fuel prices and ongoing maintenance costs.
- Market saturation in some locations may lead to intense competition.

When deciding between these businesses, consider the following steps:

1. Market Research: Analyze the demand for both services in your target area. Consider factors like population density, competition, and consumer preferences.

2. Skills and Interests: Assess your own skills, experience, and interests. Determine which business aligns better with your capabilities and passion.

3. Resources: Evaluate your available capital, as different businesses have varying startup and operational costs.

4. Regulation: Investigate the local regulations and requirements for operating both businesses, as some regions might have specific restrictions.

5. Risk Tolerance: Consider the risks associated with each business, such as safety concerns, market fluctuations, and regulatory changes.

6. Long-Term Viability: Assess the potential for growth and sustainability of each business over the long run.

Ultimately, the "best" business for you in Nigeria will depend on a careful analysis of these factors. Whichever option you choose, it's crucial to have a well-thought-out business plan, focus on quality service, and adapt to the dynamic business environment in Nigeria. Additionally, seeking advice from local entrepreneurs and professionals can be valuable in making your decision.

Thanks

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