Akinfemmy:
Hello, good people of Nairaland,

I'm 27 years old and, due to the lack of jobs in the country and after sitting at home for some months, I decided to work in a Chinese factory that produces baby diapers and menstruation pads. I was employed as a machine operator. The job is a 12-hour shift and can be either day or night. We have an hour break, and they provide food during the break. However, the job is so stressful that I'm mentally and physically burnt out. I barely have time for anything else. My life right now is wake, work, sleep. I am an introvert by nature with a little bit of social anxiety, and since I started, it's even been difficult keeping up with the few friends I have. I'm so lonely and depressed, but I can't quit yet; I just started. My intention was to work for 3-6 months so I can save and get myself photography equipment because I've learned photography. But I don't think I can stay up to 3 months. I'm not happy at all. The pay is 70k, but the stress involved is worth more than that.

The reason I brought up this topic is because I want people who have had similar experiences to share how they coped; maybe I can learn a thing or two. Also, if you have any online jobs you can teach me, I'm ready to learn. I'm computer savvy.

How much is the camera you intend buying after saving?

Funny lot

TheMohican:
Numerous streams of income

1st Stream;
Profession- Banker

Qualification- Bs.c.

Experience- 2.5 years.

Location- Abuja

Employer- Confidential

Salary- 350K/month- excluding upfront and other packages.

2nd Stream
Profession- Remote Compliance officer

Experience- 7months

Salary- 150k pm.

Employer- **************

Is your remote role in Nigeria?

Nazgul:
The question you should be asking is how much does a bank manager earn in Nigeria?

If you must know, no bank in Nigeria pays their branch managers up to N1m. On an average, they earn between 500-600k. (That's about $600 not pounds o)

A skyscraper window cleaner in the UK earns about £23,000. With that amount, you can live comfortably in the UK.

Aside the risks involved in the job, I won't say he made a bad choice.

You dey work for bank? Talk wetin you know

Insecurity is really a business in Nigeria. Authorities playing ludo with lives they didn't create nor can bring back from the consequences of their actions.

Nice but i don't think they are the right people to do this. The level of brain drain should really be a concern for every patriotic Nigerian.

Their problem. Non of my business

Fsnudo:
All these constantly changing narratives don't seem to be helping my findings. Let me try to look into this A. Amode if it leads anywhere I thought.

AI to the rescue!
I downloaded the only surviving picture of A. Amode on the Chicago State University's 1977 yearbook. I uploaded on 2 AI image enhancing websites to improve the quality by any stretch, then I recolored the picture with another AI tool since the picture was in black and white originally. All of a sudden, the picture began to appear a little familiar or strange if you like.

Nairaland is not allowing us upload image. I will update the thread once it is fixed. Moderators come to our rescue o

Reserve your spaces. This post will be updated as soon as possible

@penguin2
@legendhero
@racoon
@helinius
@christtruth

Keep trying

How are you feeding now and how will you commute/cope with work until pay day?

Shameless swine

Okortor:
Calm down, it's no big deal, do add a screenshot of the debit received for proper guidance as regards, however;

They haven't been any approval or implementation by the Apex bank (CBN) which gives any Bank of financial institution the right to debit anyone's Account with another bank.

The issue I see here is, your cheque with first bank was tendered as a collateral measure to access a loan in form of you being a guarantor which only by that, can any financial institution tender such cheque in a case of clients loan default. And if your account wasn't funded as at that time, it would have been a bounce cheque (dud cheque) which is equivalent to a criminal offense.

So have a rethink who you dropped your cheque with and confirm from your cheque leaflet and if that be the case, much money can never be reversed nor returned by the bank!

Have you heard of Global Standing Instruction introduced by CBN 2 years ago?

Tinubu is a goner

Pele

KunleAkingbadeh:
PHANTASMAGORIA! This is an entirely delusional write-up.

Rather than waste productive time on your phantasmagoria, it will be better if you start preparing for the 2027 election.

People don't become Presidents by emotion, they do with Strategy.

However, the man-in-black can never rule Nigeria. He lacks the qualities!

You will see him govern, you will call him President and he will govern over you and your likes

press9jatv:
*PDP vs APC Supreme Court Judgement slated for May 26, 2023: Matters Arising* .


Today, it seemed as if a sledgehammer had hit the APC camp as they might have been caught napping by the PDP over a case filed at the Supreme Court which came up for hearing today.

The Supreme Court Justices would have given judgment today perhaps but they moved the judgement to Friday, May 26th.

And that day is now probably the most important day in Nigeria since the February 25th Presidential election this year.

Millions of Nigerians also were not aware of the case which came up for judgement at the Supreme Court today. The shenanigans at the Presidential Election Tribunal in the past few days were enough distractions to even imagine that a case of this magnitude was waiting at the Supreme Court.

What is the judgment to be given by the Justices of the Supreme Court , in a nutshell? It is to determine if the APC Presidential running mate, Alhaji Shettima violated Section 35 of the Electoral Act 2022 by having a double nomination, thereby voiding the joint presidential ticket.

There’s been precedence set by the Supreme Court in a similar case like this with Uche Nwosu of Imo State. The Supreme Court ruled against Nwosu and disqualified him. That precedent is what many legal experts are looking at to see if the Justices will rule against Shettima and the APC this Friday.

I have spoken to a few brilliant lawyers and their positions are that Shettima has no hope of dodging this case, with all the facts of the case on ground. A couple more lawyers I asked for a balanced opinion are undecided. They feel it can go either way, since the confidence in the Supreme Court in giving the right and expected legal judgments in the political space has been waning for a couple of years now.

If the Supreme Court rules on Friday that Shettima violated the Electoral Law, it would mean outright disqualification of him and Bola Ahmed Tinubu, since it’s a joint ticket!

If that happens on Friday, it would mean a couple of things might happen, depending on the further judgement given. It might mean that the person whom INEC declared as the second position holder in the Presidential Election would be declared the President-Elect. That would be Atiku Abubakar. If that is the case, then Atiku will likely be sworn in as the President.

However, if the Supreme Court disqualifies both Tinubu and Shettima without making any pronouncement on who should be sworn in, there would likely be an extension for a number of days, of the Buhari presidency. Buhari might continue for not more than six months and if he doesn’t wish to continue in office beyond May 29th, perhaps Vice-President Osinbajo might hold forth for a few more months if he too wishes, until another election holds. These are my own layman’s opinions on what might be the scenario and not cast in stone under any legal framework. So, the reader should take this part about an extension of the Buhari/Osinbajo tenure as hypothetical on my part.

There is another scenario too. If Atiku is declared as the winner and sworn in, the case at the Presidential Election Tribunal asking for the judicial interpretation of the constitution as it concerns the 25% in the FCT will definitely come up.

Now, here’s what I think of that section of the constitution. I believe that for a winner to be declared in any Presidential Election, that person has to win 25% in the FCT. I think it’s a no-brainer. My own understanding tells me that the ‘AND’ in that section of the constitution is not in anyway ambiguous but a conjunctive requirement.

So, if Atiku is declared the winner if the judgement on Friday dismisses BAT and Shettima, it is rather likely that he will still step down when the Tribunal gives a judgment on that 25% in the FCT matter. If that happens, Atiku and Obi will slug it out in a run off election, going by the Electoral law, because BAT and Shettima would have been disqualified from running in that run-off.

So, you now can see why this Friday the 26th of May is an important day for millions of Nigerians.

I can only imagine the kind of pressure the Honourable Justices of the Supreme Court are under right now.

Nigerians can only hope that they give the judgement which satisfies their consciences according to the rule of law.

Well said, but i don't think Atiku will be sworn in on the basis of having come second, remember the election is being challenged, the supreme court will rather have that settled by the tribunal...it's more likely of an extension of Buhari/Osinbajo government happening, Buhari will decline to continue. Osinbajo will head an interim government as it seems

Go sack am.....yeye

What's the guarantee?

Deborah98:
And to add to the list. Next year's elections will take a different dimensions. Someone we least expected to emerge as the winner will win.

This is about to be fulfilled, if the tribunal declares Peter Obi the winner

Election don hold. How far?

Good, make he help LP neutralise northern votes.....no block votes for Kano, Kaduna, Katsina

Youdeymad:


18. Those who support terrorists and Fulani militia have been following/implementing a laid-up plan since the 60s, established during Babangida's era. They want Nigeria to be Fulanized. God says just watch what He will do to them. (Check number 10; part of the plan).

Babangida in 60's? Who was he in Nigeria then?

Nuzo1:
I didn’t see the election holding.

This is why I’m not too interested in 2023 election. It’s a waste of money and energy for participants. However, if it comes, I will perform my civic duty by voting rightly.

I saw a pastor as an interim president for a short while. Maybe Tunde Bakare.

Yeah just might be him considering his own submission few years ago saying Buhari would hand power over to him.

I no want

Not just to the PDP as a whole. Extend it to the whole of Nigeria

Dapo still support am by holding him hands

Master piece, time well spent reading