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Abéléransún 💯
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Pure cruise, vibes & inshallah💯|| Enjoyment advocate || movie,music & food || God over everything || wide thinker🧬 || Young and Vibrant. Arsenal fc🌞


In Banks, there’s no reason why marketers should earn the same pay with most other departments. The expectations, the deliverables, the risks are not the same. Extra risks should come with extra rewards.




Since we are talking about salary, whats a good salary range for; - Enrty level - mid level - senior level. ?


Yh I don’t think marketers have the biggest risk



At one point Interswitch must have been the biggest tech employer of guys from CU, OAU, FUTA, Unilag and even UI. Dem dey always do alumni for there. Then they slacked, kept their old wages, and weren't flexible. Come see exodus.






God Cole Palmer has missed penalty 😭 Will he go to the World Cup like this?






If you're a global company & you're unable to find 500 perfect hires from a country of 200M people - you might want to fire your entire HR department.

Osi, it’s easy to say “Citibank, Microsoft, Oracle, Shell, Chevron, MainOne and BAT hire Nigerians, so Moniepoint should too,” but that comparison ignores context. Those multinationals have spent decades building talent pipelines in Nigeria (graduate trainee programmes, internships, global rotations), and massive training budgets. They don’t just find talent; they develop it. Moniepoint is a much younger, fast‑scaling Nigerian company competing directly with global fintechs. Their talent needs are different, their growth pace is different, and their internal training infrastructure is still evolving. So, saying others can hire Nigerians, why can’t Moniepoint oversimplifies the issue. Multinationals built systems that produce the talent they need. Moniepoint CEO is simply being HONEST that Nigeria needs more of those systems. As such, it was not an insult on Nigerians rather a call for better skilled graduates and more investment in talent development across the ecosystem. Moniepoint is also building local talent through DreamDevs and Women in Tech (now in its 6th year). They can't solve it all bro.






