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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Earning 30k Monthly Salary As A Graduate by virginboy1(m): 7:48pm On Jan 11, 2024
Saviola86:
don’t accept that job. It will enslave you and make you depend on that 30k and free food.

See what you will do.

Goto car dealers ask them for prices and specs and permission to take pictures.

Let them know that you are reselling so they will give you a good price.

For now target low cars like Toyota Corolla, matrix and Toyota big daddy because they sell very fast because of those using them for Uber/bolt.

When you get the pictures, Goto Facebook market place and post. Keep posting and sharing to other groups. Be persistent and believe me a buyer will come.

If they gave you the car for example 3.5mil you can advertise for 3.8m and be willing to come down to 3.7m (sha add your profit)

Your first sale should motivate you to add more efforts. As you make profit save to pay for Jiji premium plans. Pay for the three months plan (avoid one month) and make sure it’s a high plan you pick.

Don’t stick to only cars, you can Goto other electronics dealers, take pictures, ask for price and market with your own price.

Give yourself 6months and your life will change.

I just gave you a life changing idea. Take it or leave it
Makes lots of sense..Thanks Alot
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Earning 30k Monthly Salary As A Graduate by virginboy1(m): 7:44pm On Jan 11, 2024
RisenObinna:
If it comes with accommodation, the take the job.

But seriously, I don't know how people feel comfortable doing a job for 30k monthly in this economy.

There are odd jobs I can easily engage myself and earn that 30k in a week or even in four days time.
Odd jobs like??
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Earning 30k Monthly Salary As A Graduate by virginboy1(m): 12:03pm On Jan 11, 2024
blackpanthar:
TAKE THE JOB, get a good laptop learn online how to browse with that laptop cheaply......... LIKE FREE BROWSING...

THEN

learn IMPORTATION
LEARN CRYPTO
LEARN AFFILLIATE MARKETING
LEARN A.I apps.

Thanks for this



You will be RICH BEFORE JUNE.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Linkedin, Indeed And Others Are They Real And Useful? by virginboy1(m): 9:06am On Jan 11, 2024
Yemite14557:
It’s funny when I read certain post like this ,you don’t really need a job ,learn digital marketing.

Few Tips.Start with YouTube

1.Choose to sell a digital product or physical product (source on Jiji)
2.Learn how to run paid facebook advert
3.Learn how to design sales page using Wordpress

You can start this while job hunting,you will employ more hands within 3 to 6 months once you’re focused.

I work full time in UK and I still have more than 10 workers running my e-commerce business in Nigeria .
Starting is the most difficult aspect ,you will be fine .
Thanks for this...
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: JOBLESSNESS - Giving Up On Tech - Whats Your Take This 2024 by virginboy1(m): 4:17pm On Jan 08, 2024
samuelson06:
No wahala bro. I only wish the young man would take it and run with his life.

Usually, I plead with young men around me to exercise a little restrain, fix themselves, and from there, they can go build a family.

All of us would have loved to finish with childbearing before we get to 40 or 42. I would've loved to do that, at least that's what is obtainable in first world countries. Even before 35, many of them are done with childbearing—two or three kids and they done. Before 40, you see their body recovering and the females will appear like they've not given birth before.

But here we are in a country that our leaders don't care about us; nothing works here. The few gains we made as a country, they've destroyed everything as we speak. Today, the once giant of Africa stands like a begger. Nigeria is practically begging for survival. As young people, and we have to understand this sad reality and adjust accordingly.

I come from a humble background so I've tasted poverty. Poverty has a sour and bitter taste. Its color is black, and once it draws you to itself, your life practically becomes like the black color, a dark night, and a nightmare. The taste of your life becomes sour and bitter, and everyone tries to distant themselves from you—not because they truly hate you, but because you have nothing to offer—nothing to offer yourself, nor your children. There and then, it becomes clear to you that your life is a waste. But you had the chance not to get here cry

Sometimes, I don't teach people how to lead a good life. I sit with them and talk about poverty and the moment they make up their mind to reject that demon, they become motivated to work—putting everything else aside and just fight to defeat that monster.

Being a Nigerian, I know this country so well and I know it may never change—at least, not in this generation. So, I seize every opportunity to talk to young people about ways they can fix their life independent of the support they ought to get from the government. The task may be enormous but it's surmountable. It requires patience, hardwork, consistency, focus, and determination to succeed.

You'll be wasting your time if you keep jumping from one hustle to another. It shows that you are not serious or you may be too in a hurry to make it. Let's take the poster here for example, he's invested some amount of time, money, and other resources into becoming a frontend developer and he's on his way to becoming an expert in that field. Sadly, he now feels he's been wasting his time choosing a path that doesn't work and now feels like throwing away the experience and momentum he's been gathering in the coding sphere.

If that happens, he's going to start all over again elsewhere. Meanwhile, they are people succeeding where he's running away from and all he needed was to build on what he's known already and keep forging ahead. When it comes to success, you don't do magic. You just have to find a way and keep building up the momentum and with time, even nature will bear witness with your spirit that you've done your best and it's time for you to be announced to the world.

I can keep talking and talking. There's a formula to succeeding even in a rough country like Nigeria, but you have to be serious. It's not a game of luck but hard work—putting first things first, and not giving up.

I wish all of us the best in 2024.
Word of wisdom
Business › Re: Emefiele: 20 Banks Face Probe Over Forex Deals by virginboy1(m): 3:45pm On Jan 08, 2024
Naija shall be great again. This I believe
Politics › Re: A VERY VERY Wrong Time To Be An Adult In Nigeria by virginboy1(m): 9:44am On Jan 07, 2024
MikeofKd:
This period is the worst period be a Nigerian youth ,the government has completely crippled and humiliated us. The economy is very bad and even worse, things are getting out of hand every blessed day.

My problem with Nigerians are our spirit of adaptation , I can promise you dat if fuel sells for 5k per litre people would still buy after complaining heavily , cause thats all we do ,complain bitterly but everyone would at d end of the day find ways to adapt.

For how long are we going to continue this way for christ sake? Almost all the youth are into one fraudulent activity or the other these days and the most decent looking ladies have a very troublesome amount of body count these days as well.

How I wish we can all in our frustrations pay Tinubu a visit at Aso rock , atleast make we protest heavily reach him side cus im fed up honestly.

I'm a bachelor but im still managing like a student , bills upon bills and worst you dont even get to enjoy for these services you pay for at all.

You cant even find an understanding girlfriend anymore in this country. Omo make I stop here before I go craze , Nigeria matter fit make man craze .
My brother its crazy ooo. So many wrong elements has infiltrated the government. And all they know is just to cash out. And the sad thing is that the few good ones that are there are likely to get pounced on for doing what is right.
Crime › Re: My Story As A Cult Member........initiation Phase Included... by virginboy1(m): 8:14am On Jan 06, 2024
Insightful thread
Business › Re: What Business Can I Start With 200k In 2024? by virginboy1(m): 11:23am On Jan 02, 2024
Pickieox:
If you spend more than that in two weeks, how is the big deal? Your mates are spending more than 2 million within a week, you are boasting of spending ordinary 200k in two weeks. Can you imagine someone is starting up his life and is seeking advice, rather to shut your trap if you don't have any reasonble thing to say, you tell him to spend his capital. Is that what you wete told before you reach this present level you are? All these Nigerians and Pull-Him-Down (PHD) mentality.

Tueh!
Thank You for This
Business › Re: What Business Can I Start With 200k In 2024? by virginboy1(m): 11:22am On Jan 02, 2024
vickydevoka:
Tech is not easy because of the consistency. I always drop after spending aloy
You are very correct...I am currently in one and feel like stopping.... its more like in a phase called tutorial hell
Romance › Re: Reality Every Guy Need To Know ( STRICTLY REDPILL) ... by virginboy1(m):
HAPPY NEW YEAR Redpillers!!!!!

The Red Pill is Life!!!!!!!!!!!

No Regrets.

2024 Hopefully shall be Blissful.
Politics › Re: What Are You Regrets In Year 2023? by virginboy1(m): 11:10pm On Dec 31, 2023
xana101:
My wife left me. After 6 months she came back begging. My mistake was accepting her back. I regret it.
I feel your pain man cry
Politics › Re: What Are You Regrets In Year 2023? by virginboy1(m): 10:45pm On Dec 31, 2023
CaveAdullam:
There are some courses I paid for to get serious with them, but I couldn't go along with them. Because I got other things at hand.

I pursued many things in 2023. Some paid; some were futile. But in the end, I just needed to settle down and pick a few.

Chasing many things at a time gears toward securing abundance and options - if plan A fails, there is plan B...there is plan c... But in the end, you waste a lot of time and energy.

To hold on to one thing amidst this darkness takes temerity and hard morale. You must have a clear vision of the future, a predictive ability top-notch + the ability to maneuver and rotate on one point.

I would have used that money to "flex my life". Lol.

At the end of 2023, I have no regret though. Because I engaged in all of my adventures. (If I hadn't purchased those courses, by now I would have been thinking of missing billionaires' chances).

Follow your guts, and you'll have little to no regrets. It doesn't guarantee success though, but you'll always learn a lesson and be glad you tried.

Living life with a series of regrets is not a good way of living. Test all waters: Drink, fish, sail, swim.

Thanks.
I am glad I came across men like you and pansophist...kudos to nairaland and the redpill.

You guys dish content that are philosophically similar and insightful

I do learn alot from you guys...

I hope for more money and wisdom for you duo.
Kudos
Politics › Re: What Are You Regrets In Year 2023? by virginboy1(m): 10:41pm On Dec 31, 2023
embarassed
Nairaland General › Re: Don't Enter 2024 With Your Addiction.. by virginboy1(m): 5:07pm On Dec 28, 2023
Addiction can lead to mental disorder which can be detrimental to ones wellbeing.

There are so many Nigerians that are addicted and they don't even know . Its one thing to be addicted and be aware and another thing to be addicted and be unware of it.

If you are a man in Nigeria and you are addicted to sex, drinking, gambling, smoking, drugs, porn ... omo you need serious intervention ooo shocked
Business › Re: 2023: Companies That Exited Nigeria Amid Economic Challenges by virginboy1(m): 4:59pm On Dec 28, 2023
This is really not a good thing to know...

This 2023 so many Legit Nigerians really struggled. I just hope 2024 will be better .
Politics › Re: Sanwo-Olu Mourns Rotimi Akeredolu by virginboy1(m): 7:49pm On Dec 27, 2023
Last Last nothing dey this Life... undecided

R.I.P to him.
Romance › Re: What's Your Plan For 2024? by virginboy1(m): 7:02am On Dec 26, 2023
Olam09:
The money i lost on all bet can buy me a plot of land at lekki.. i wagger a total of 10 million on betking this year..
Damnnnn please quit ooo
Romance › Re: What's Your Plan For 2024? by virginboy1(m): 9:32pm On Dec 25, 2023
Olam09:
Yes.. i want to stop totally.. don't want to have anything to do with gambling anymore.. Gambling do stunt growth both financially and mentally.
You are very right... I pray and hope you mantain this decision.
The day I started analysing the debit and credit in my bet account...that's when I realised I really need to quit.

The money I don lose for betting this year don reach to buy two big matured Cow and 5 goats... cry
Romance › Re: What's Your Plan For 2024? by virginboy1(m): 8:52pm On Dec 25, 2023
Chikarata2020:
Hussle to get a Job intern, learn a good online skills as a side hussle. And save up massively for Japan plans
Which can you please recommend
Romance › Re: What's Your Plan For 2024? by virginboy1(m): 8:41pm On Dec 25, 2023
ABSAO:
These are my 2024 wishes.
In term of career development:
1 Gain certification in HCIA AI in
2 Gain certification in HCIA Cloud service
3 Gain certification in HCIA Big Data
4 Gain certification in HCIP AI
5 Be the winner of National final of Huawei Cloud Track
6 I want to improve my skill in AI/ ML
Finance:
May Allah open opportunities for me to start earning money from my skill without affecting my priority
Relationship:
I want Allah to find Halal relationship for me. A virtuous lady who's going to be my wife when best Allah wishes
Religion:
I want to avoid any form of sin. Big/ small. May Allah make it possible

All in in all, I want the of 2024 from Allah. Àmì
Interesting
Romance › Re: What's Your Greatest Achievement In 2023 by virginboy1(m): 10:58pm On Dec 24, 2023
Nice thread
Career › Re: Employees, Are We Going To See You In January Abi O Ti Lo by virginboy1(m):
BossGerald:
Cool, just researched who a defi analyst is, anyways I'm a data analyst
I intend to be a data analyst.. currently I am very good in Ms excel, I know power BI on the average. Please what will you advise me to do to be good in data analysis and how do you think one can do a freelance or remote job with the skill?
Politics › Re: ₦25k Monthly To 15M Nigerians, Tax Waivers Solutions To Economic Hardship - BAT by virginboy1(m): 11:01am On Dec 18, 2023
Romance › Re: Best Decision You Made That Changed Your Life by virginboy1(m): 9:55am On Dec 18, 2023
Tallesty1:
You don't need to master anything as a beginner; just know that this can be done. You mustn't know the code.

For instance, if you're working with HTML and CSS and want to center a div, the important thing is to know that it's possible and the process has a specific name. These are the things you should master.

Knowing this brings you closer to your goal Next is to search for how to do it, and you will get thousands of examples.

You can't know everything because it keeps changing, so don't try.

Take JS seriously because once you learn JS, many other languages will be like modified JS. Knowing JS makes learning them pretty easy.
Grasp the basics of JS before jumping on any framework.

Bro, build projects or download people's projects, unbundle and modify them. Add and remove features etc. It helps more than any tutorial.
Tallesty1 senior man...being a while

Thanks for this, on Js...I know some vanilla Js concept...like GetelementbyID, query selector, the if and else if, writing an arrow function, alert, an object..... And the more I research I noticed it is wide...and feel like leaving coding for data analysis as I am very good in Ms Excel.

But thanks for this insight...I will act as being advised.

Kudos sir
Romance › Re: Best Decision You Made That Changed Your Life by virginboy1(m): 9:40am On Dec 18, 2023
Workch:
Well, frontend is basically about Javascript because Javascript is the language of the browser.
You don't have to be very good in Javascript to make money, I always urge that people understand concepts instead of the syntax itself. This makes life easy for you.

I urge that after learning the basics of Javascript, dive straight into a Javascript library like angular, vue and react, this is where you now become marketable to companies. Do projects, don't be scared, do projects, this is the only way you can familiarize yourself with the concepts.

Yes, frontend is versed but you don't have to know everything. That's why we have huge community available to help you. For me, i learnt react.js, you must know react.js to work with many tech companies
Thank you for your taking out your time to explain.
I really appreciate you.

I guess one of the issue I had is trying to know all...instead of just focusing and mastering some basic concepts.

I will look for some online communities just as you have advised...Kudos
Romance › Re: Best Decision You Made That Changed Your Life by virginboy1(m): 8:10am On Dec 18, 2023
bet9ja:
I decided to stop running after money and decided to learn how to write code at the age of 30. Now I'm 37. Working as a Senior engineer earning 7 digits.
I tried learning coding, but I have been in tutorial hell...
Please what stacks did you started with...I am currently good at Html , presently learning CSS in which I will go for JavaScript.

How did you do it?
Romance › Re: Best Decision You Made That Changed Your Life by virginboy1(m): 8:02am On Dec 18, 2023
cutedharmee:
Knowing Christ...
Joining Nairaland
Following Investment and Business thread
Saving and Investing.
Please can you share a link to that Investment and Business thread
Romance › Re: Best Decision You Made That Changed Your Life by virginboy1(m): 7:54am On Dec 18, 2023
Workch:
Learning how to code.
I start earning from 100k monthly to way above half a million now
Please can you share...how long did it take you to learn...
I just started learning coding frontend and notice it is kind of broad...

How did you make money from it...who are your clients...
Must I be good in JavaScript to make money as a frontend?

Thank you sir
Romance › Re: Best Decision You Made That Changed Your Life by virginboy1(m): 7:42am On Dec 18, 2023
Frank6738:
Quitting gambling is the best decision I took for 18 months now have saved lots of money.
Congratulations to you... Quilting ain't really easy...How did you do it sir?
Food › Re: Those Who Are 25y And Above, What Are The Harshest Life Lesson You've Learnt ? by virginboy1(m): 9:57pm On Dec 16, 2023
SALLYBERRY01:
I'm not 25 yet but i will love to learn from those that are 25years and above.

what are the harshest things life has taught you at 25 and above?
always choose logic before emotions
to be manipulative, this i used in getting out in difficult situations... "use or be used".
to inherently vet people...know the kind of people to share personal things with.

some ideologies you hold dearly today may change tommorow...eg the kind of lifestyle you detest today may be what you fancy tomorrow.
Value yourself more...its only when you have value that you can ditch out value to others.

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