sKeetz:
na just 1.5m you come dey celebrate here.... money wey I dey spend for club

jagaban17:
Exactly 2 years after NYSC ( Don't want to write stories to bore anyone ,but I'm sure if you've been unemployed ,you know the travails) .

Last week I started a job with 1.5M annual salary, I collected another offer of 1.3M annual salary also today. Now I have to choose and consider my options based on career prospects,location and other factors ,in fact I'm confused.

By Gods grace, this is just a little of my dreams and where i see myself....also to encourage someone out there, don't give up and don't let anybody pity you. Keep striving. We will all reach our peak.Amen. Its just the beginning.

Nairasurplus:
That is good. I those days in Intercontinental bank, I started with N1.8M. My monthly take home was N93k after all deductions- Tax, Pension, NHS, ....etc. As bachelor, I was saving N80k every month. Though we were being paid N5k monthly lunch allowance.
My advice,
Save, save, save and save.
Before you get dependants.



Regards

tellwisdom:
So you go work from Monday to Friday for 1year and na 1.5 million Naira dem wan give you? Poor boi

OtunbaChibok:
Congrats OP.

Regardless of the pay,I suggest you take the power option. I am a telecome engineer with 7years experience and I can authoritatively tell you that site maintanace engineer won't add any serious value to your resume @ d long run.

U will definately get bored and might not learn any new thing after having a basic knowledge on site maintanance . Bulk of d job might be done by ur "SBC or sub contractor" as d case may be.

But there are millions of things to learn on Power! I am nt a power guy but I have friends in that dept withing the telecom industry and I can tell you I feel jealous on how wide they can explore on power stuffs.

Besides,there are plenty of solutuons on power still not yet explored!



Man you said it right,I would advice based on experience as a site contractor you are limited probably if you are the greedy type you would enjoy selling the used batteries for inverters at the site,however with power,you would learn the infrastructure of building ,you would learn the layout of how to build a DC from scratch to finish in terms of input and output,build on professionalism and also take some professional courses,there are some certifications with experience that we have limited Nigerians that have the certifications,Stand out and master power its the future for this country..wish you all the best as you choose your career path...above all God s blessing is the koko of the matter.

All the same,congratulations and may God see you tru.

OtunbaChibok:
Congrats OP.


Regardless of the pay,I suggest you take the power option. I am a telecome engineer with 7years experience and I can authoritatively tell you that site maintanace engineer won't add any serious value to your resume @ d long run.

U will definately get bored and might not learn any new thing after having a basic knowledge on site maintanance . Bulk of d job might be done by ur "SBC or sub contractor" as d case may be.

But there are millions of things to learn on Power! I am nt a power guy but I have friends in that dept withing the telecom industry and I can tell you I feel jealous on how wide they can explore on power stuffs.

Besides,there are plenty of solutuons on power still not yet explored!



Man you said it right,I would advice based on experience as a site contractor you are limited probably if you are the greedy type you would enjoy selling the used batteries for inverters at the site,however with power,you would learn the infrastructure of building ,you would learn the layout of how to build a DC from scratch to finish in terms of input and output,build on professionalism and also take some professional courses,there are some certifications with experience that we have limited Nigerians that have the certifications,Stand out and master power its the future for this country..wish you all the best as you choose your career path...above all God s blessing is the koko of the matter.

All the same,congratulations and may God see you tru.

tellwisdom:


Blllowjobb??

jagaban17:


1st Power Engineering - as Technical Engineer

2nd Telecoms Infrastructure - as Site Maintenance Engineer

ShakurM:
Oya kneel down make we pray 4 u!! Where this schnapps se

Our father in heaven wey no need microscope dey look inside our heart, bless our brother Jagaban, all those karishika girls wey no look him side b4 him blow no go near am when e don make am oo, , all those bruvas 4 street wey no allow am squat 4 dem side no go drain am o,those kind pple sabi beg, Audu reach promise land e no land ur own no go be like that o, dem no go jam ur car o, if dem jam am, e no go scratch, if e scratch, e no go dent, if e dent make you sef drive well, we too like you na why.
Baba God, na CBN do mistake send money to one old baba wey no too need am, we youngies sef get account number o ,
We sef wey we never finish school go graduate and hammer double n triple if na daily sef, we no mind at all, we sabi manage am, manager na our middle name If na sin dey delay am, abeg clear am 4 us, we no say we dey fall your hand but street rough, butter our daily bread add egg join pass Meshayi. Deliver us from bad market o baba God

voltron:
2 years after NYSC.. you deserve an applause. God has looked in your direction early.

@OP.. is this inclusive of allowances or is it just base salary? has tax been calculated from this? like @Nairasurplus put it.. SAVE SAVE SAVE

More importantly, keep your marriage plans on hold for now.
1: Take every opportunity to attend any conference, seminar or training
2: Improve yourself by getting free Online Course Training Alison, Coursera eDx etc
3: Learn on the job even if you do overtime-without-pay. it will pay eventually
4: Do not waste time booking every Friday for outings or Weekends for Weddings. Stay Low-Profile.. manage whatever resources you have now instead of becoming adventurous and raising your needs to meet your new income.

jagaban17:



I'm sorry Sir.

Beer ...Just push one crate come my side

papawemba:
Mouth-watering? Dude that is about 125 thousand/month before taxation and other deductions.

I am not sure your net income per month will be up to 80k assuming they pay you housing upfront.

chimkaire:
No . Anything legit

See job wey people dey find, na em u dey reject. E be like say u still get small money wey u dey spend

ShakurM:
Oya kneel down make we pray 4 u!! Where this schnapps se

Our father in heaven wey no need microscope dey look inside our heart, bless our brother Jagaban, all those karishika girls wey no look him side b4 him blow no go near am when e don make am oo, , all those bruvas 4 street wey no allow am squat 4 dem side no go drain am o,those kind pple sabi beg, Audu reach promise land e no land ur own no go be like that o, dem no go jam ur car o, if dem jam am, e no go scratch, if e scratch, e no go dent, if e dent make you sef drive well, we too like you na why.
Baba God, na CBN do mistake send money to one old baba wey no too need am, we youngies sef get account number o ,
We sef wey we never finish school go graduate and hammer double n triple if na daily sef, we no mind at all, we sabi manage am, manager na our middle name If na sin dey delay am, abeg clear am 4 us, we no say we dey fall your hand but street rough, butter our daily bread add egg join pass Meshayi. Deliver us from bad market o baba God

jagaban17:

Wow.Nice 1. Thanks.

tellwisdom:


See job wey people dey find, na em u dey reject. E be like say u still get small money wey u dey spend

tellwisdom:
So you go work from Monday to Friday for 1year and na 1.5 million Naira dem wan give you? Poor boi

shollynoob:

slimzypink:

good... sorry for ignoring ur messages before... i was only joking... resend, u re very handsome one of the most humble nairalanders ve seen!

fine bobo

slimzypink:

good... sorry for ignoring ur messages before... i was only joking... resend, u re very handsome one of the most humble nairalanders ve seen!

fine bobo