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turawaa:Have a PhD in Economics,but can't go to the North. |
Nwanyiogwashi:Not much of a commenter here, but read lots of your comments and bants on other political threads. I can conveniently say you're a good person, helping people you don't know, either through jobs, connect and information. You're also very patriotic to your tribe and political affiliations. I may have not benefitted from you, but Thank you for all you've done. Godspeed. |
SwTeee:Replied |
It's well, let me continue my Canadian PR application. The country don tire me already |
bro1:Noticed that. I wonder why. |
scheme124:How come he'll not be aware of the number to be employed? |
nasiest:Except you're a fresh graduate or do not have working experience, you'll understand that career growth can be vertical or horizontal. There is absolutely no patriotism in advancing ones interest or career; and in case you don't know, there's a level you'll also reach in career where you'll experience and expect to play politics, it's call board room politics. Some people may stay in an organization if they see a clear cut route to rise to the top, even to clinch the coveted position, you must network and play boardroom politics, while some will get other jobs to advance their careers. It happens in every area of life. Career, like life is not meant to be static. This is why you see companies recruiting experienced hires. These experience hires are looking for the next level in their careers, some are looking for more pay, some are looking for more challenges to solve, various other reasons. It's absolutely normal. In the banking industry, people jump from one bank to the other, and get the next level which translate to high pay and perks, that's why you go to some bank branches and you see very young managers, if they stayed in one place they may not get there fast enough. In politics people jump from one party to other where they can get tickets with the hope of contesting and furthering their own agenda. In the Universities, to become the VC is not a child's play, and there a Prof who I know, felt cheated from being the VC in a federal University, resigned and got a job in a state university, today he's the VC. Will you call that greed? He's looking for his own next level and advancing his career and realizing his dream. What will you do if you've spent six years on one level in your place of work without promotion and you have an opportunity to get a better job, will you be patriotic and try not to be greedy by not taking the job so that others who don't have jobs can get it? Let me leave you with Maslow’s hierarchy of needs that explains human motivation based on the pursuit of different levels of needs. The theory states that humans are motivated to fulfill their needs in a hierarchical order. This order begins with the most basic needs before moving on to more advanced needs. The ultimate goal, according to this theory, is to reach the fifth level of the hierarchy: self-actualization. Self-actualization relates to the realization of an individual’s full potential. At this level, people strive to become the best that they possibly can be. The need for self-actualization can manifest in different ways, such as: Obtaining skills, Utilizing skills, knowledge, and talents, Pursuing life dreams etc In general, self-actualization is the pursuit of personal growth, and if I have the opportunity for personal growth to achieve my dreams, such as a new and better paying job, travelling to Canada, joining politics to get appointment, my brother I will be greedy and will not be patriotic. I will grab such opportunities quickly. Peace ☮️. |
ennyj01:My bro, it's just unfortunate. I think customs or so did theirs and HV long concluded. I was expecting the ES who is said to be a technocrat & from the private sector to move fast, the faster the process, the less opportunity for undue political influence. I just we just have to move on, if they call, good and fine. But we must move on. |
Imam17:I'm not seeing political pressure here. This exercise was supposed to be completed within the validity of the waiver and unfortunately the commission did not complete it, hence this. I still believe between 11 of March to date the board would have written back to the fcc for revalidation, you can't ask them to start again. It was also in March, if I'm correct that the chair of the fcc visited the board in Bayelsa, thus I want to believe this has been taken care of. Just confirmed, the FCC chair visited the commission around 17th of March and this letter is 11th. I |
boyjo:The chairman of the holding company and MD of the bank were in the previous board. Adekunle Sonola for example lost out from becoming CEO of Union Bank so he retired. Glad to see him bounce back as board member of fbn |
sisisioge:Simple reinstatement plus warning is not enough deterrent. In the banking industry, before you are promoted to the rank of Manager, Senior Manager, Assistant General Manager, Deputy General Manager, GM, Deputy Managing Director and MD, your name will be forwarded to the CBN for vetting and approval. How much more the MD of a systemic important bank like FBN. The former board said it's part of their policy that no MD will stay beyond 10 years, that is true and good corporate governance, but fell fowl of the law by not informing the CBN. Welding the big stick will further prevent other banks from making this mistake that is just avoidable. What I see here is Awosika and gang still want to cover up Oba Honeywell. Now honeywell is in big shit, they have to pay up. |
PataAlhajaKeji:Most don't understand what tax credit means |
odogwunaija:Do you know what tax credit means |
Wavelets:Thanks for this, any idea of the number to be recruited? |
jasonex4:You're assuming right? |
cy4:Who is your "source"? |
ameh99:Ready all my comments here, I stated it clearly, banks don't give money for start up. If you were the bank too, you won't gamble depositors funds to a man just starting business and who doesn't know the intricacies of the business. I will prefer a tested and trusted hand who has whethered the storm of the business through it's up and downs and still standing, such a person understands what loan is. This gap can only be filled by the govt, angel investors, yours savings, FaFs, and crowd funding. Have no time to sweet talk anyone more less a bank. |
tutudesz:I won't also lend to a bar, I had a customer come for lending too, I wasn't interested. However, there's a way it can be presented, a high class bar, where you have responsible gentle men visiting, where you won't have a run on your fund via fights, police raid and the like. There's a lady who run a club where rather than beer, you have wines going up to N50k per bottle, plus cat fish joint, plus steady security, GRA, we even got to put two ATM machines there, Location, location, location. cliche clients etc, strong fundamentals, every week she does over 7-9m. Yes, she got working capital. Already existing business too. |
tutudesz:What was/is your one year turnover? Are into fmcg? Or what do you do? |
tutudesz:This sounds funny. In finance, collateral is what we call Second way out (SWO). The aim of lending is not to sell your collateral, but rather to ensure you can do your business and pay back the loan without going under. Thus, the First Way Out (FWO) in every lending, is via operational cash flow. Thus, even if you have collateral worth N1B and you're looking for a loan of N100m but don't have very good cash flow prospects, no serious lender will listen to you. Because, even putting up your property for sale also involves costs and expenses plus legal cases which you the borrower will institute at the expense of the bank. This is why banks now place emphasis on cash flow/statement of account turnover which represents capacity to pay off the loan with interest and still survive. No, banks don't finance start ups, this is where the govt and angel investors come in. |
emmanok24:Visit any branch of that bank that starts with P and tell them what you want. Just go there with your last six months statement of account, it can be from any bank statement and if your turnover is so impressive, you'll get a working capital facility within 10 working days. |
tutudesz:I won't this is a lie, but I can tell you now that banks are more relaxed in giving out loans, esp working capital. As long are you are really in the business, banks can now give you up to N20m working capital without asking for land or property. I work in a bank as a relationship Manager and I have given several of such with no collateral except for key man insurance and fire insurance. Specifically to people trading in fmcgs |
marischerry:We have written two exams, one last year and one early this year where there was pruning down of applications. After the second test, two different sets of applicants were sent mails to upload certificates and cv at different intervals. We're currently awaiting the next instruction. Everyone who submitted credentials are at akimbo now. |
PissfulProtester:Dumbo |
I'm a yoruba man. Though the charm did not work, the idea is alive. Nigeria as presently constituted is not working. At the very least, enforcement of true federalism. Let every state or region govern themselves, control their resources and pay royalties to the center. In the USA, every state have their own police department and quick action department while the FG own the FBI. This is the least expected. In Canada, every province even HV their own flag,like the UK. The idea of Boko haram is here to stay The idea of ipob is here to stay The idea of Oduduwa is here to stay The hard choice needs to be made, no more standing on the fence. To hell with Tinubu. |
We'll get a mail soon I'm optimistic |
kristion:Can you tell us every other thing you know to calm our fray nerves. Timelines? What's happening? |
PIMPAR:I would rather you just read and walk away. For your information I applied last year and still haven't gotten an approval or anything. Don't assume everyone wears the same shoe, numbskull. |
Pls is there anyone with connect here on how to get this fund quickly? Kindly dm me |
Solsix:This is true though, even as a member of RCCG. But I guess RCCG is the way it is cos the man has limits given that he's not the founder of the church like Bishop. The old men who knew the founder of RCCG are still keeping tabs on him. My view though |
positivevibez:You want to use nuclear power in a state over ran with islamic terrorists? |

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