₦airaland Forum

siant:
send a pm to me. There's one I myself is processing right now. By the way, is it necessary you go for English? What about communication or education you have in undergraduate?

Well, communication is okay.

siant:
Your master is an opportunity for you. Since you have a master degree already, why can't you consider applying for a PhD abroad? There are schools that will automatically consider you for financial aid with monthly stipend. Anything to escape from this country is welcome. Is it not better than suffering in Nigeria.?

Okay. Thank you. However, there are very few masters/PhD opportunities for English graduates out there.

JoyousFurnitire:
Wow, what about teaching jobs. Didn't you get one?

I got one. But it wasn't rewarding. It was modern slavery, so I resigned.

Please I need a job in Ibadan. I'll really appreciate it if someone can help me get one. Thank you.

Tohsynetita1:
can you do remote job? message me on Whatsapp+2348031542509

Yes, I can. Okay.

Please I need a job in Ibadan. I'll really appreciate it if someone can help me get one. Thank you.

Is the 3k per day?

Please correct the email address.

Where would one apply on the website? I don't know what to click there sef.

KillIgbohoN0W:
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So you've been sitting idle at home all these years, gossiping & commiting adultery while depending on your hubby's salary.
Now that it has failed, you now remember you need to work.


Thunder fire you. I hope your hubby ends up being a drunken wife beater, I hope he keeps late nights and bleeps anything he sees in skirt henceforth. You even get liver to churn out 4 kids. All you know na to spread leg for fucking abi. Nor worry, you never see anything yet.

Useless housewife. Leech.

Haba!
Calm down na!

Timekeeper:
I wud really love to relocate but dts if job dey for me

Okay

I'm so sorry about your experience with ingrates. However, please don't let that stop you from doing good. God bless you.

viceddy95:
OK, how much is your house rent and are you married?

It's 120k.
No, I'm not.

postbox:
MTN Nigeria on Tuesday announced that it is o public offer of 575 million shares at N169 per share with effect from Dec.1 and closes on the 14th of December
Chief Executive Officer, Mr Karl Toriola, told Brandspur in Abuja that the “Retail Offer’’ which is to be delivered via a digital platform is the first in Nigeria.

Toriola said that by using the power of technology, MTN aims to facilitate the maximum possible participation by Nigerian investors.

He said that minimum subscription would be for 20 shares and subsequent subscriptions would be in multiple of 20 shares.

He added that it would include an incentive in the form of one free share for every 20 shares purchased.

“The offer includes an incentive in the form of one free share for every 20 shares purchased, subject to a maximum of 250 free shares per investor.

“The incentive is open to retail investors who buy and hold the shares allotted to them for at least 12 months, post the allotment date.

“The success and growth of MTN Nigeria is intrinsically linked to that of Nigeria and Nigerians,’’ he said.

Toriola said, however, that MTN had much more to do to support the evolution of an inclusive digital economy.

He noted that the company would continue to invest as it evolves into a truly digital operator capable of seamlessly integrating value across evolving telecommunications, digital and Fintech segments.

In his remarks, MTN Group President and Chief Executive Officer, Mr Ralph Mupita, said the offer aligned with MTN Group’s strategic priority to create shared value.

“In the last 20 years, we have worked diligently to connect 68 million subscribers onto voice and data networks and ensure that we deliver the benefits of a modern connected life.

“With this Offer, we will contribute to further deepening of Nigeria’s equity market.

“It is the first in a series of transactions as the MTN Group implements its plans to ensure broad-based ownership by reducing its shareholding in MTN Nigeria to 65 per cent over time,’’ he said.

The CEO of Nigerian Stock Exchange Ltd., Mr Temi Popoola, expressed optimism in the offer by MTN, noting that there was no doubt in the success of the transaction.

Popoola said that the exchange had invested substantial amount of human resources to get this transaction to the present level.

He noted three key areas that the transaction would be beneficial to the capital market which were: investors’ confidence, number of investors exchange in the capital market and end-to-end digital transactions.

“One of the things that excite us about this is investors’ confidence. This will change the face of the capital market investment of the nation.

“For a long time we have spoken about the absence of retail in our capital market, particularly at the Exchange.

“We have spoken about the absence of certain demographic and geographic representation of Nigerians.

“This deal will address confidence, financial literacy and a lot of publicity that will come with this will drive this confidence.

“Part of our dream and hope is that this transaction will single-handedly change to multiples of what we have which is remarkable,’’’ he said.

Popoola urged to the media to enlighten the public through reportage on the importance and benefits of buying the shares.

He commended the Nigerian Communications Commission and other stakeholders for making the offer a reality.

He said that further details and full directory of authorised receiving agents could be found at www.mtnonline.com/PO.

SOURCE:https://brandspurng.com/2021/12/01/mtn-offers-575m-shares-at-n169-per-share-to-the-public/

Hmmmm

viceddy95 :
It's 120k.
No, I'm not.

Hmmmmm
I need money for house rent. May we not be put to shame o.

I need money for house rent.

Lol
What do you want me to do?

I need money.

Acc No: 3046153567
Acc Type: Savings
Bank: First Bank

Happy birthday to you. I wish you more of God's blessings. Your greatness shall not be hidden. You will live long and you shall prosper.

Please I need money to rent a house in Ibadan. Please help me out in any way you can.

The cost of living in Ibadan is not as high as that of Lagos or Abuja, as far as I'm concerned. The stress is also minimal.

Private schools...modern slavery

I have an M.A. in English and a B.A.Ed in English.

Hmmmmmm
Hope this is not scam.