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@OG_Phillyy @TheXEffect_ @rifyperception @Themediaguy__ @Rocketmanrazzo @OnlyOneAstroNat @orangetechwoman @TariusNG @egbokavictory_ Na this kind design I deh like

The picture The design

Manufacturing is HARDDDDDDD. Especially in Nigeria. Special shout out to everyone in that space.

Una deh forget macro economics

Since we're on the conversation of recruitment. There's this guy you people were cooking over the weekend - who had opinions I agree with. He pegged 500K - 1M/month to hire a video editor from Nigeria & he was called all sorts of names with rhetorics like: "He should have hired from Canada". Here's what I think: 1. That people are working remotely from the global south, doesn't mean they should be paid peanuts. 1M per month IS NOT peanut. 2. There's an obvious reason he didn't hire from Canada. From a business perspective, it makes sense. It is the same business perspective that a lot of web3 based companies digitally based in Virgin Islands have offsites in Nairobi, hiring a lot of Nigerians/Indians. 3. There's a reason why Spotify/ Netflix/ YouTube charge people from Vietnam, India, Nigeria differently from people in Canada or France. In fact, people in Poland and Bulgaria are charged differently from people in Switzerland. There are people who had accounts in Nigeria before moving abroad, that have refused to even migrate their accounts because they're still paying in naira. (Proudly one). When billings and payments are structured, it is done from a geographical and economic perspective. 4. Regardless of your public tantrums, there are people who are currently begging for 1/5th of that offer, with exceptional skills. What makes this unfortunate is - it opens the portals for dubious employers to take advantage of desperate job seekers & it enforces a culture where people are actually paid less than they deserve. This is the main reason why we need to promote a culture where we can have reasonable debates when these conversations pop. You live in Nigeria. That 1M payment might be enough to clear out your entire annual rent (Lagos is not Nigeria). If he's to hire someone based in Canada, pay the person $3,500 - it might cater to just a month's rent. Realities differ. If you live in a 3rd world country earning 1st world currency, for your exceptional skills - when you're paid significantly higher than your peers who live in the same 3rd world country earning 3rd world currency, earn it and shush it. If you want to demand finely equal pay, as a Nigerian resident with a Canadian resident - find your way to move out of Nigeria and immerse yourself in the same reality.

Anyone that has built or hired at scale understands the point Tosin of Moniepoint is trying to make. Finding one person is different from when you need 50 in a short while. And no, you cannot pass arround the same developers. Let's leave tech. Can you find great plumbers, mechanics, electricians in Nigeria? At scale? If you you want to repair a Mercedes with a complex problem in Lagos (10 million people) you'd be given the same 5 names. 3 would be those doing side waka from Coscharis. For Lekki Bridge, they imported people cos they could not find the 10 or so deep sea welders in Nigeria. Some skills take years to build and require systems. We are not talking tying gele, doing drop shipping. A global company competing no dey find who go "run am". There is a place for interns etc. But those are not the person that will build the company. We lied to ourselves that population = asset is where our problem stated. Nigeria has many problems and Tosin is not one of them. Go elsewhere and look for who will massage ya egos.

All I can say ìs that Nigerians don't love the truth We would still be the ones crying that our educational sector is failing and our best workforces have all japa'd. But when someone tells us to our faces we tend to antagonise them cos of our sour ego.

@Osi_Suave I just deh fill financial Projections for my startup. And I think some of you should try do so.... some of these statements won't be made anymore.

Moniepoint CEO dey muzz me Ask him to pay global salaries he will start to stammer. That you cant find 500 people to fill roles is bullshit. He should just say he cant find people who will take a mountain of work for shitty salaries.

But when will man truly be happy and at least fulfil his lust without looking at his purse. But his only restraint being his conscience and not the weight of his purse.

@Dir_Martinsz Make una plug me in abeg

Hell with yahoo 😂 Skills is the best bro. In 2019 I work for different celebrities and my life changed, TG omori dashed me 2M also I got my first 2020 for about 50M at lekki through graphic design. In 2022, I bought my 2 cars worth 40M with video editing. I also acquired my first house in the UK worth 700M through video editing. I own a lounge on Lagos Island…built that from video editing too. I even have a farm, all funded by video editing. Own a 10 super market in ikorodu & Ibadan Videography I sn’t just my job; it’s my empire in the making. Grateful to turn creativity into currency without compromising integrity. Dream big, work hard,I’m proof it’s all possible right now.

@SimplyKalby @kenkenlewu The Real payment was actually being a guarantor to loans upfront

@kenkenlewu His oga still underpaid him badly. The later connection helped, but nine years for ₦130k no sweet at all.

"My oga settled me with 130K after serving him for 7 years. He told me after 7 years of serving him that things weren't really well for him and he didn't have enough money to settle me. After he settled me and I went to the village, I returned back to my oga's house and served him for another 2 more years, making it 9 years. After I stayed at his place for another 2 years, he took me to Kano and began introducing me to his supplies. He will told the suppliers that I'm his boy and anything I want they should give me on credit, and if I ran away with their money, he would pay. He took me to like 4 shops and introduced me like that. After that journey, those suppliers began supplying me goods, my shop became filled with goods. The first supplier gave me goods of N480K as of years ago, the second one gave me goods of about 200K and the other about 600K. Sometimes it's not the money you are settled with that makes you rich sometimes it's about how you started the journey. Some people said that my returning to my oga's house was a f00lish decision, but if I had stayed in the village that 130K would have finished. Thank God for the wisdom of my mother who asked me to return back to my oga's house...." A Nigerian businessman has recounted how a modest ₦130,000 settlement from his boss turned into a foundation for long-term success.

@Gilmoorre @0KEFFECT I can't remember if it was on Friday or something. I sha know say pastor use am preach the following Sunday 😅

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@olhoubaqin @BSAT_Properties That's the kind of settings I grew up with. It's not new. 2 families rented 3bed room and palor. We took one room and the palor, while the other family took the two rooms which where together. We share same kitchen and toilet.

@BSAT_Properties I was telling someone that 2 families would soon start renting and sharing one space together.

Rent is no longer just increasing in Lagos. It is reshaping where you should live and how to plan your live and your family. Reality will push a lot of people out of Lagos by 2030 Look at what is happening. People in Victoria Island are quietly moving to Ajah. Those in Ajah are now stretching to places like Bogije and Eleko. It is like a chain reaction. One area becomes too expensive, people move, and that new place also starts getting expensive. If someone tells you they moved from Yaba to Bariga or even to Gbagada Phase 2 outskirts, don’t be quick to judge them. It is not a step backward. It is survival. The cost of housing is forcing people to make hard decisions. These days, nobody is forming again. You live where your income can carry. Anything outside that, you are setting yourself up for stress. Many people have left their comfort zones just to maintain peace of mind financially. Places like Ketu and Ojota are not what they used to be. A mini flat that was manageable some years back is now something you have to think twice about. That is why you see people pushing further to Ikorodu town, Agbowa, and even going beyond Lagos to places like Mowe. The same thing is happening on the mainland. People in Ogba are moving towards Iju and Alagbado. From there, others are crossing into Sango. Step by step, people are adjusting their lives based on what they can afford. And the truth is, this movement will not stop anytime soon. Lagos is expanding, population is increasing, and rent will keep rising. So the wise move now is to think long-term. If you can, secure land in developing areas. Places people are ignoring today may become hot locations tomorrow. What looks like “far” now will soon become the new normal. This is the new Lagos reality. What about your side. Is house very affordable? © Armayau

What people don't understand is that; the cause or agent of urban development isn't government infrastructure but INFLATION! People are forced to move to developng areas thereby makes those area high demand areas with time. Buy outskirts of developed regions when you still can

You only have 3 currencies 1. Energy/knowledge 2. Money 3. Time They are all not available at once. When you need one it......spend the rest two to get it.

Had a dream that everything I touched turned gold ✨️

@beri_grizou This video is like 6yrs old I guess

“Everyone has s3x with everyone in Lekki, it’s too casual, your gf, wife, mother all gone. Everyone believes s3x is a casual something” —Shank👀🙆‍♂️

I was about to cancel an IRL speaking engagement I had today. This video just made me change my mind.

@Bosun_xuser @seyikanbai @OtpSize You have to be very stubborn to go for an unconventional career

@seyikanbai @OtpSize Nepo kids like David wu come from serious bread, it takes serious effort and dedication for their parents to give a pass to their career choices. They want Drs, Lawyers and someone ready to push the family business. So, if David tells those stories, no be cap, that guy stubborn😆

“I always thought Davido and I were both hustling from the bottom — he was grinding like he had nothing. But in 2011, when I pulled up to his dad’s house, I realized… there’s bread, and then there’s bread, bro.” — Maleek Berry

@theimohessien @Zlatan_Ibile @languageenclave Make I support brothermam @Zlatan_Ibile

@Zlatan_Ibile I run @languageenclave, where we teach French 🇫🇷, German 🇩🇪, Chinese 🇨🇳, and Spanish 🇪🇸 to kids, adults, and corporate organizations. Our website is thelanguageenclave.com We’ll be glad to help you achieve your language goals, @Zlatan_Ibile

I need a French teacher for home lessons. The salary should not exceed 5 million per month.

@Zlatan_Ibile Bonjour monserrio Omo mess-up I be get French teacher for primary school that year ihhh. Mtcheeeew