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[quote author=IconicR post=[i][/i]124822989]100million is too small from that narcissist and chauvinist . He's making so much drama out of these mess he created instead of just signing the divorce paper in peace. He wants to eat his cake and have it, nonsense.[/quote]She knows how much the guy can make in his lifetime.
This soap opera will be interesting but why kill your case with this:
May noted that her husband seems to be under some kind of influence and has been unusually aggressive, erratic, irrational and increasingly threatening.

Nigeria is really in a big mess. Imagine this travesty being celebrated as a good achievement

Zico5:
I think revolution is brewing gradually cos what the protests all over the country is brewing will be too much for these foolish and uncouth politicians. We are talking of the sustainability of the masses, these people are talking about their pocket. Majority of them have milked the country dry already. Akpabio was a two time governor, a minister, once a senator and still he is talking of salary not enough. If God want to ruin someone, he first made him mad and that's what is happening to this Akpabio. He will surely walk naked very soon.

If the gods…..not God.
You have made some valid points besides.

fastseo:
everything is sex sex sex for your information hapertitis is majorly transmitted through blood contact.

mode od transmission through sex is relatively low... as in low unless in cases where the person has a very high loads in millions and the person is at a stage of being very infectious.

Not necessarily

Urbaninspire:
I am so depressed at the moment,I passed the first stage, second stage interview,it was a success then I got the invite for the premedical and I failed the medical tests because I have hepatitis,I don't know how hepatitis got into my blood stream,I don't know what to do again,is just 2 much for my head...I need encouragement

Nigeria and their archaic laws. In some developed countries, you can take them to court for discrimination.
I’m sure even in Nigeria it is illegal to discriminate based on disease. There is a HIV/AID anti-discrimination act of 2014. Besides such places are not really worth identifying with.

xandy84:
Not even only tech industry. California port is now fully automated that robot do the lifting of container from ships and automated machines moves it around and stack it. Basic tech work will disappear in few months from now.

No be small something. You have a pressing need and call a government helpline only to be answered by a chatbot that has nothing to offer.
You need to go online to research on how to bypass their algorithm to get to an actual human.

Omihanifa:
The organisers have clearly run out of ideas

Not really, just that they are trying to replicate what is done in a US reality show called Survivor.

Jewessgratitud3:
I don't do such clients. My clients are usually from big schools.

Lol, guy man🤣

xandy84:
You nailed it but you need to include the fifth point. Never, ever leave a decent job in Nigeria and travel abroad. You will end up in group home at least for couple of years when you first get here. All these tech jobs na wash ooo. Maybe when the COVID inspired inflation but now that things had settled, your chances of getting tech job now is close to 1 per cent.

Artificial intelligence is demystifying this tech matter, many jobs in tech are going down

1. Start early
2. Test the waters first before going all the way with entire family.
3. Savings and minimum wage will never be enough to cater for your financial needs as a family.
4. Never ever sell your house in naija. Rent it out.

Jewessgratitud3:
A colleague of mine called me last week and Said a woman needs a sounds teacher to come and take the child on sounds this summer to enable the child read before school resumes and that she wants someone with British diction.
So, because I'm a diction instructor and have done that kind of job in the past ( like nine years ago) my friend recommended me.

Back then ( 2014) when I was into this home lesson full time, I was charging 25k per child and its three times a week and I pick the places I go to. No long distance thing.
Now with the current situation of the economy and considering my age, I charged this woman 50k three times a week and she said it's too much. Meanwhile, the school the child is attending was where I taught before I left and started doing home lesson and their school fees then ( 2014) was 95k for prep class. By now it should be around 150k. My friend already told me the school the child attends.

She said it's too much that she can only afford 20k. I just ignored them. They will pay 150k for school fees, nothing much to show for it but will want to give you peanut and expect you to perform magic under 1month.

If I handle the child, no doubt, she'll read and her accent will change but definitely not for that amount. I'll now be trekking that long distance cos no bike and somebody is telling me 50k is too much.

Did I do wrong by ignoring them cos they want me to come and start this August but I have zeroed my mind there.

Would you accept such amount for home lesson?

So if a client pays 25k for school fees, how much will you charge them?

Bvlgari:
❗Remove two things from this tray of food

You made it too easy

Omihanifa:
Bloody gigolo claiming real estate mogul

Don’t be quick to type. The article said the lady is into real estate and her bae a business man. Before you call her a gigolo, check the meaning!!!

poseidon12:
The white folks lazy? Are you kidding? If they are lazy and you are not, how come their countries are developed and your own is not?

They have a system that works, we don’t. The people over there are same. Any breakdown in their system, you see the same beast in them ad wr have here.

franchasofficia:
UK
Canada
Greece
Italy
Spain
France

Supposed to be classified as 2nd world countries honestly.


Forget the hypes, the aforementioned countries are just there, the only people that make it big there are healthcare workers like Doctors, Nurses and lucky IT people, the rest are just struggling to live an average life.


Thunder fire all the criminal Nigerian Presidents, Governors, Senators, Ministers and co, including the current criminals still destroying Nigeria now under APC that destroyed Nigeria and made it hopeless that our countrymen and women will just be spending all their life savings to migrate to these 2nd world countries to continue labouring to survive till old age or till death knocks

Root cause: the people supporting them.

AlphaWolf27:
Re: #4 - Because you are washing toilets in the UK does not mean others have to use that as a benchmark. There are different levels of persons going to the UK, the compiler of this article is obviously at the bottom of the chain.

Not necessarily but you have made a valid point though.

Balewa they tell you, you no hear,
You mama tell you, you no gree
Now the time don reach
Use your PVC wisely una no gree…
Uneva C. Anytin!

oz4real83:
"A man from Japan" . He is from a country where there is no hunger, no light problem, no potable water problem, a country with quality education, health, transport and high level infrastructure. A country where one's children have hope for the future . A country with zero worries for normal things, where things work, When you are from such a country, you will have enough time to do nonsense just like this man

you skipped Tsunami, earthquake etc

tctrills:
My oga below are a list of a few family owed businesses. I guess you don't yet know the formula but family and business can be very successful if you know.
Walmart
Berkshire Hathaway
Schwarz Group
Cargill
Reliance Industries
Schaeffler Group
Roche Holding
LG Corporation
LVMH
ArcelorMittal
Tyson Foods
Mars Incorporated
L’Oréal

I can keep going but I am sure you get it.

All major grocery outlets in US, UK and EU

dare56610:
As a family-oriented entrepreneur, I was excited about the prospect of starting a business with my relatives. We all shared a passion for the industry and believed that working together would strengthen both our family bonds and our business venture.

In the beginning, everything seemed promising. We communicated well, understood each other's strengths, and divided responsibilities accordingly. It felt like a dream come true, blending our personal and professional lives.

However, as time went on, we encountered unforeseen challenges. Disagreements on business decisions started to spill over into family gatherings, causing tension during what were once joyful moments. Emotions ran high, making it difficult to separate family dynamics from business discussions.

Furthermore, favoritism emerged unintentionally, creating a sense of inequality among non-family employees. This led to resentment and negatively affected the overall team morale.

As the business faced tough decisions, we found it challenging to objectively assess and implement necessary changes. Personal biases and loyalties clouded our judgment, hindering the growth and success of the company.

Through these experiences, we realized that merging family and business requires careful consideration and open communication. It is crucial to establish clear boundaries between personal relationships and professional responsibilities. Regular family meetings and defined roles can help address issues before they escalate.

By acknowledging these challenges and striving to strike a balance between family bonds and business goals, we found ways to navigate the complexities. Open dialogue, empathy, and a shared vision for both the family and the business were key to finding harmony and success.

Share your own stories of running a family business, the challenges you faced, and how you managed to find a harmonious balance between your family life and entrepreneurial pursuits. Let's learn from each other's experiences and build stronger, thriving family businesses together.

Documentation is important. Stick to your standard regardless of who is involved.
Knowing when to saying no can serve both parties. equally

Raskimonojendor:
He wanted Nigerians to start rioting, looting and destroying public property like France. One day, he would jam talk that will eventually land him in trouble as well.

Asari a self proclaimed militant was seen parading some clueless young men with assault weapon.

Maize247:
Nice one. Very soon Charley boy cup will full

Na people like you de fall victim to the monsters the likes of Oluomo and Asari groom. What crime did Charley boy commit?

I wonder if she wears gown with wrapper tied all over when she is on the beach.

MadamExcellency:
He should leave the house for York and Columbia boys.

York boys have their base, Columbia crew are also non- migratory caste.
Stop sounding street…na good boy you be😎

Only people with evil intent will complain

Place them on civil service salary scale and watch the country change

You assumed a lot of things in your write up. Have you researched on the Great American migrations in the early 1900’s?
Also remember that if Nigeria should swamp with America, give them time…they will catch up.
It is OK for children to be scared of darkness, that is understandable. The problem lies in men being scared of light!

No be Ebonyi people again?

GeneralDae:
Alozie especially should be tried in midfield or as a winger. Plumptree plays centre back normally and that's her major area but because the coach would not want to drop Captain Onome, he's switched her to the wing back role.

Nice one!

Congratulations to the super falcons, 3 points in the bag!
The coaching crew deserve all the accolades here. They read the game very well and their substitutions were all on point.
Technically, the Aussies dominated the game but the team effort from the super falcons contained them.
This was not the best of Kanu's game. Her only contribution was the goal she scored. Never doubted her but it may serve the team better to have her come in as a super sub!
Rasheedat Ajibade is yet to find her rhythm in this tournament, maybe because this was her first match. She gave the team the needed bite upfront and at a point her frustration saw her playing out of position, running after every single ball. Never the smartest strategy in the game of football. It comes with a cost.
Still not impressed with Alozie and Plumtre. Plumtre had a decent first half but was always caught off guard several time. Luckily, the Aussie team did not maximize this to their advantage.
Ohale you are a darling. Reminds me of Christain Chukwu and Taribo, strictly business no fancy play, a major issue with Alozie. Keep doing your thing.
Overall, I see great potential in this team. If they can fix these little rough edges here and there, they can go all the way.
For some reason, I think both Alozie and Plumtree should be tried in any midfield position (not in this tournament though).
I will like to see Desire Oparanozie, Asisat and Rasheedat play together.
Till then...it's a wrap!

robosky02:
Do you think iwobi deserve to earn more than osimhen

Are you for real? Do you think any single Nigerian politician deserve the money they make on a daily basis?

Man playing God!