ahiboilandgas:
Although CBN refused to ratify her promotion to Executive Director. Within the bank, she's a Director in charge of Northern/Abuja Zone but not recognize by CBN as a board member.around 2013 ....she dey maitama branch na ...

afroxyz:

The link is though you are an employee it is always good to have investing/entrepreneurship acumen. A good percentage of Shell workers could not maintain their living standard within 2-5 years after collecting pay off because they did not develop these skills when working. The priviledges they enjoyed while working did not allow them plan for life after work. Many took consultancy jobs to survive. Only very few opened service companies after they left.

emmanuelewumi:
Nothing beats identifying a great company, and grow with it, buy shares in the company as it is growing..


She has a friend in the bank, one Ms Quarshie who left the bank to relocate to the US about 20 years ago. Not sure she is making up to $200,000.

EarlyCareer:


This is my greatest fear as an employee. Hence the reason for aggressive investing

emmanuelewumi:
Mind you she also got a PhD from the US. So na management food give her the doctorate degree.

She has spent more years in the bank that the current CEO and the previous one, I guess top management have a phobia for female CEO. The board of directors of the bank is filled with men, unlike Access and GTB

emmanuelewumi:



What are you investing in?

EarlyCareer:


Everything legal.

TBs, stocks, crypto, MMF, Bonds....sometimes, I think I overdo it. Almost 90% of my monthly income.

emmanuelewumi:


Are you married.


If you can do 70% for 10 years, you can easily sack your boss

EarlyCareer:


Everything legal.

TBs, stocks, crypto, MMF, Bonds....sometimes, I think I overdo it. Almost 90% of my monthly income.

afroxyz:

Nothing like overdoing when it comes to money provided you are not neglecting your personal life. Compound interest also applies to our actions. You are sowing seeds for your future (generations)

EarlyCareer:


Not yet. Hopefully soon. God willing.

Yes, financial independence is very important to me. I have strong respect for entrepreneurs, it is not for the faint hearted. So let us be investing for now...

emmanuelewumi:


The most important thing is financial independence, if you can achieve as an employee or enterpreneur so be it, if you will achieve it through real estate, business, stockmarket, trading, fixed income Investments, manufacturing etc go for the one that suits your temperament, knowledge and education.

The sweetest one sha, is making money while sleeping or passive income

emmanuelewumi:



Haba, someone who has been the DMD of the bank for about 5 years now

afroxyz:

The link is though you are an employee it is always good to have investing/entrepreneurship acumen. A good percentage of Shell workers could not maintain their living standard within 2-5 years after collecting pay off because they did not develop these skills when working. The priviledges they enjoyed while working did not allow them plan for life after work. Many took consultancy jobs to survive. Only very few opened service companies after they left.

emmanuelewumi:
If you are hypertensive or hypertension runs in your family, I won't advise you to consider enterpreneurship at all. Investment is the best bet.

Go to LASUTH and see the rate young Lagosians are receiving treatment for hypertension and strokes

maishai:

When one lives this life of comparative scrutiny, you may never enjoy your current life, one good thing with working with big firms, you get to enjoy the laws of economics of scale as fringe benefits

Take for example, electricity, Shell must generate lots of mega watts to power their drilling equipment successfully, the remnant of their power generation activities might power 3 local government successfully in Rivers state.....

Now a typical shell staff would enjoy 24hrs light in his quarters and be able to use any type of home appliance


I want to believe it is out of place for employees of shell to start thinking of how they would enjoy 24hrs light to maintain the standard of living they previously enjoyed

emmanuelewumi:
If you are hypertensive or hypertension runs in your family, I won't advise you to consider enterpreneurship at all. Investment is the best bet.

Go to LASUTH and see the rate young Lagosians are receiving treatment for hypertension and strokes

afroxyz:


Of course you shouldn't expect 24 hrs eletricity. But what i expect is that someone who got about N80m as pay-off not to go bankrupt under 2-5 years and be looking for contract job

ojesymsym:
I have seen the full report and my interpretation of the extract was correct after all.

maishai:


For you to get an #80 million severance package, it must mean ur time input into company affairs must be very valuable so the company must have provided u a ride that is changed every 5 years, a comfortable living quarters, probably bursary for your kids education, to mention a few

If you happen to see only the perks company gives you and not your time input into company affairs, you might probably make the highlighted mistake

Lazyyouth4u:


Anyone that collects N80m as retirement money from Shell was not a senior staff member and wasn’t getting the perks you are talking about.

emmanuelewumi:



Can you share a link to that.



Executive directors, the company has about 3 executive directors. The CEO is one of the executive directors

OgogoroFreak:
Just avoid all those Chinese and India stuff. Go for quality German and USA standards.

afroxyz:


Everybody wan hammer but dem no wan put in the work

afroxyz:


Of course you shouldn't expect 24 hrs eletricity. But what i expect is that someone who got about N80m as pay-off not to go bankrupt under 2-5 years and be looking for contract job

Nezzjnr:
Can anyone shed more light on The influx of Dangote cement price in Nigeria knowing fully well that the raw materials are from Nigeria?

I'm scared he's going into the Oil sector

emmanuelewumi:


Why are you scared? Will he be competing with you