Hi nairalanders,

A brother, who is currently working with a company in ibadan and also stays in ibadan, has got himself in a condition which he needs nairalanders to be of help.

The issue is;

where he's working nw, he's been paid something above 80k sha which is obviously not the worth of the job and his kind of person cuz he has his ph.D. But because of the situation in the country, he decided to stick to the job till he gets another one.
His hustle paid off last week friday when he got another job in Lagos and the pay is above 130k with other monthly allowances. According to him, he loves his current job as it's less stressful and makes him closer to his family. He considers Lagos as a place that is very stressful and will probably cause him to relocate. But the pay is higher.

Now, he's thinking of threatening his current boss with his new job nd pay, maybe the boss might increase his salary and beg him to stay. He is staying with his younger brother in one of the houses his father built before he died. So he doesnt pay house rent with his salary. All that will change when he get to Lagos.

What he wants Nairalanders to do for him is to advice him whether;

-to go for the new job since the pay is high and try to get used to Lagos situation and since he is a ph.D holder, he might higher opportunities from there.

-to stay and continue with his current job since his expenditures are far low.

-to threaten his boss to increase his salary. What if the boss dismisses him? He might end up being in where his mind doesn't.





Thanks in advance.

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MadCow1:
I will quit you if you quit your job to spend time with me.

now, dis is complicated!

VickyRotex:


Don't mind Op.

mind me ooo

4C2215131:


The 'at night' stuff is not even needed for a proper decision to be made. Companionship far transcends the 'at night' scenario.

honestly, i gat ur point

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wetin i do u, u no dy help at al o. Oya prove me wrong.

osedvgirl:
bullshiit

what i understand from your post is a BULL trying to SHIIIT. e neva help!

This question is particularly directed to married couples. As a lady, can you quit your job cuz of your man whether or not he asks you to?

And for men; can you force your wife to quit her job cuz she doesn't really have enough time to be with you probably at night?


And for those of us who are yet to marry, we can state our own view and learn from the married.

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now that's nonsense.

Nigerians no go gree o. Creating way where there seems to be no way since time immemorial.




#olafunny

Igbo







creating way where there seems to be no way since 0001BC


#najokeideyo
#idontalkmyown
#olafunny

I never chop diz morning o... Too long for me to read.. I here declare dis plot of land for sale...








The only thing we all want is to make heaven. It's not easy, make God just help us ni. Sin is unavoidable on daily basis. Even the so called pastors and alfas. God knws the true worshipers.



meanwhile, while i was busy typing, dat guy above me stole my spot.. He has committed sin



#idontalkmyown
#olafunny

It's actually not that we don't have talents as Nigerians, but the simple truth is that our talents are not well appreciated. If na oyinbo pikin do dis small tin (though e no fit fly o), an average industry go c d need 4 d boy. D only talent we embrace in Nigeria is wen a boy hides under d tire of an aeroplane from Abuja to Lagos, nt wen he tries to construct an aeroplane that flies from Abuja to Lagos.




#idontalkmyown
#olafunny

Well, just want to know if, ideally, it is right and necessary for parents to know the worth of their children. Is it a sin to hide what you earn from your parents?



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FruityLass:
Which type you wan gimme

Amala ologede, laafun, kunnube, egbodo or usu?

oboy! U badt pass me oooo.. I promise you laafun

FruityLass:
Wow
Lovely lovely.
Can't wait

shey u sabi chop amala?

More...

My beautiful coursemate, whose wedding is scheduled to hold next month, sent the pictures to me and i have decided to share the pictures with my fellow nairalanders.

Lovely or not?



#olafunny

It is quite obvious that 'shoki' is the 1st step an average teenager will push up when dancing to any music. Shoki is making it big and it is one of the dances that has been introduced by our musicians. After shoki, we have 'sekem' 'bolingo' and the trending 'shakiti bobo'.
I bilieve these dancing steps only stay for a while before taken over by another dance. I never believed 'yahooze' would fade away, where you point two fingers upward (one from each hand) and waving them around like a 'yellow fever'.
Now am curious to know from where did these dance steps start from and who introduced them in their order down to the latest one. If you don't know any, that means you must be an hausa man (jst kidding).
For me, i started dancing 'suo' by marvelous benji, then i think 'galala', 'alanta' 'yahooze' 'kukere' 'shoki' 'sekem by mc galaxy'. I knw i must have missed some.
So, who can list all accordingly?


...and which of these dances is your best.

This yam must be a defender.... Ronaldo is about to play a free kick

are you blind? Can't you see he wrote 'MAIL'?

handle a man of God with care, for he will not eat grass.

this basically for students of business administration and economics.
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2. Effect of inflation on government spending in nigerian economy
(19812013)
3. An analysis of the impact of stock market development on Financial growth in nigeria
4. The effect of the naira devaluation on small and medium Undertakings in nigeria (a case study of mini
importers in lagos State
5. The impact of monetary policy on foreign trade in nigeria
6. The impact of government expenditure on standard of living in
Nigeria (19822012)
7. The impact of inflation on cost of living in nigeria (19822012)
8. The role of commercial banks in the economic development of Nigeria
9. The impact of cashless policy on the economic growth of nigeria
10. Effect of rising interest rate on manufacturing sector of the Nigeria economy
11. Conjecture of exchange rate determinants in nigeria
12. Government expenditure and agricultural production in nigeria
(1970 – 2010
13. Effect of trade libralization on employment growth in nigeria
(19812013)
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15. The effect of bank recapitalisation on the economy of nigeria
16. An analysis of the impact of stock market development on Monetary growth in nigeria
17. Effect of government expenditure on economic growth in nigeria
18. Effect of macroeconomics variables on firms' performance in
Nigeria
19. The impact of government bonds on capital market growth in Nigeria
20. The impact of tax on government capital expenditure and
9/24/2015 economics project topics and materials in nigeria Monetary growth in nigeria
21. An evaluation of the performance of nigerian stock exchange in The economic development of nigeria ( a case study of nse uyo Branch)
22. An appraisal of the implication of electronic banking nigeria Banks (a case study of diamond bank, uyo)
23. Money related sector development and the economy of nigeria
24. Money related sector libralization and capital market development in
Nigeria.

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Can you?

SilentCrescendo:
Lucky he this didn't happen in Onitsha...the guy for don turn burnt offering by now


But oP yea, why give us half baked news eh kwa? You shoulda asked what the guy done

couldn't do that. Reason: I just got to the north, and I don't know how to speak hausa

cnwokike:
Go and find out what he stole. Just posting picture is not enough

ook sir

1miccza:
How then did you conclude that he was a robber?

cuz he wore robber band

Shebi na me carry myself jeje go see my friend o. On my way coming, I saw people gathered and shouting. I couldn't help but to have a look. Behold, a man already bleeding on the floor yet begging for mercy. I don't even know what and where he stole. all I know his, I took his pictures.