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please what's the location, or is it a remote job? Cos I stay in Aba.

temmy4sure:
The vacancy of a manager is available at SmartArt Media.
Salary: 80-120k
Qualification: Bsc in any field of study as the selected candidate will receive training before starting.
Requirements:
* You must have a Bsc certificate
* You must have a good command of English language
* You must be ready to learn
* You must be hardworking
* You must be active on social media
* You must be polite
* You must be diligent.
* You must have a skill in advertising.
Duties: To oversee the affairs of the company both online and offline and also to create and schedule business trips and meetings.
Interested? Send your name, phone number and email to smartartfandb@gmail.com

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Pls what's your location, asking for somebody

We play too much in this country.

Sublimesuccess:
Hmmm

That was when my father bought a brand new car for less than #4000. So the annual salary of the president then would buy almost 13 of such cars. Imagine selling that car for 8 million naira in our own time and a modern day president can afford to buy 13 such cars with his BASIC SALARY of 104 million naira. There was corruption then as well.

Even the cover price of the newspaper should tell you something. That newspaper cost 15k then, now it is #300. If you divide #50000 by 15k, it's the same result you get by dividing #100 million by #300, the current price of the newspaper, and I don't even think the official salary of the modern day president is up to #100 million. For the president nowadays to buy the same number of newspapers the annual salary of the president then could buy, he must earn #100 million annually. Let's be relative with the way we think.

Likewise I saw people thinking that the man selling roasted corn in London had struck gold by selling one for £1. Converting the money into naira is a fairy tale. A bottle of coke there is about £2. Imagine selling one cob of corn for £1 and buying a bottle of coke for £2! It's like garbage in, garbage out.

Based on the values copied from Wikipedia below,in 1979, $1=60k, therefore #50,000 then in 1979=$83333.
Let's convert the $83333 back to naira in 2024 when $1=#1235 based on the table, $83333=#103 million. So #50000 then and #103 million today are equal!!! Cutting it down further, #5 in 1979 and #10000 today have the same purchasing strength.

Hope you read and understood that the N50k is per year, not per month? Divide it by 12 months before comparing with the salary of the crook in power today.