Mr Razee

@TeeEagle697279 @instablog9ja This is absolutely true, a friend of mine was in this same scenario. I just advised her to go get a reasonable job. Everything is on target, target, with no support on meeting the targets...

@instablog9ja Moniepoint CEO was my so-called boss I must say that he is a greedy man.. He employs BRM's, Never placed them on basic salary they only earn as people they give POS transacts with it. NO Marketing allowances: He want the BRM to push the marketing with his owe money.

“The Nigerian system of employers is nothing to write home about. Most of us get employed internationally, we left the Nigerian system a long time ago” – Lady calls out CEO of Moniepoint, Tosin Eniolorunda, over his recent statement

@EagleAdekoya @UnkleAyo @DangoteGroup Even that claim of someone getting paid 10k, I equally won't believe it, if I don't know of IT students, I know of copers here. And I can say non of them is getting less than a 100k with free transport to and fro. And someone will say even 100k is small for a copper..

@mr_razee @UnkleAyo @DangoteGroup Do you know what they call minimum wage? For someone working as IT student 8 am to 5pm. They shouldn't be paid anything less than minimum wage.

Turns out it is actually true because a Dangote staff just sent me their payslip. This is supposed to be Africa's richest man. Ethical billionaire. They pay IT students 10K per month and expect them to engage working hours. @DangoteGroup WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK.

@Olaitanace4 @UnkleAyo Anyway, I can't be tempted to drop anything, I am not here to prove anything, I am just trying to correct a negative notion. Yes, I understand some people are not getting high pay, but that is not enough to fall into the fallacy of hasty generalisation

@mr_razee @UnkleAyo Drop evidence like they did, then...

From my DMs. How Dangote pays. No leave for contract staff. 75 weekly visits to outlets. 137K. Monthly hazard pay is #1,456 - basically 1 dollar. Laundry is 910 naira. 😂 This is not supposed to be funny.

@Nmalizz @UnkleAyo @DangoteGroup That's equally not true, There are a lot of Coper even here at headquarters in Lagos (I don't know if other locations)

@mr_razee @UnkleAyo @DangoteGroup And Dangote doesn't take IT or corper

@01_Mr_Nobody @UnkleAyo @DangoteGroup Yes,

@mr_razee @UnkleAyo @DangoteGroup your salary?

@mslaggert Don't I want your money?

Try?

@Real_Giilo @Gidi_Traffic So what is disrespectful in eating on your own occasion?

@Gidi_Traffic People may argue that he’s being real and not pretending. But courtesy demands that you carry yourself with composure on some occasions not necessarily for yourself but to respect your guests.

Eba At Wedding Receptions. Yay Or Nay?

@taadelodun Interested

I was using the ATM in London on Saturday when a lady tapped me on the shoulder. She then asked me a question a rarely get from ladies. "How can I become a plumber?" I told her to give me a few minutes to get cash. She waited with her husband, and both of them had seen a good number of my videos online. I asked about their visa status and the work they currently do. By next year, she will have no restrictions, and she is looking to transition into construction. I told her to get an NVQ Level 2 or 3 in plumbing and heating, she can find part time or full time courses at any college nearby. While studying or once the qualification is done, she can look for plumber's mate roles which pay around £15 per hour. Experienced Plumbers can earn circa £300 per day. The construction industry is AI resilient. If you are willing to start again and transition, there is a lot of demand in the industry. I have helped hundreds of people to transition, and I have done several free recorded sessions on YouTube where we went into it in detail. The future belongs to those with a growth mindset, who are not afraid to start again. Comment "Interested" and I will send you a link to some of the free recorded sessions.

@table_shaker_ Everyone takes what they needed

Bro is locked in 😂😂

@Halal_Match She's not ready yet. Did anyone has everything in place for them Nigeria of today at that age bracket

@AsakyGRN This is nothing but content. Because how will the family allocate 5m for community, is she a community property

Lady cries out after her boyfriend ended their six-year relationship after seeing her bride price list, which included 5 fat cows, 50 broiler chickens, 30 vir&!n goats, 5,100 bags of cement, 500 tubers of yam, ₦10 million for the family, ₦5 million for the community, an iPhone 17 Air for the bride’s mother, iPhone 17 Pro Max for the father, 10 bags of foreign rice, 50 liters of fuel, solar panel, and more. 😭

@JudePat19689575 @AdenikeOmolar11 @ziecity And that Aunty will have a serious boyfriend

@AdenikeOmolar11 @ziecity There's always one brother that have generator. This brother will always sleep with aunties leaving downstairs

Facts about people that live here ?

@jon_d_doe In reality, the Man in B must be ready to share..... Because marrying someone of that age comes with a lot of nonsense

Please answer the question in the image 👇

@jon_d_doe B will work and even walk

@Sarhmkhing @maxvayshia A friend of mine said this, while we are in uni.... He was posted to serve in Lagos (NYSC) Baba still dey Lagos since then..... 7years counting

@maxvayshia I can never work and live in Lagos

Lagosians at 3:30am tomorrow:

@degogetteer This one Na lie, Women won't reject a man because of age, rather only a broke man is old in the sight of women

“I’m 35 years old. Not married. Whenever my family told me to marry, I said it was too early. I wanted to focus on work, save money, and buy a house. I did all that, but at 35, when I finally went to propose, I was rejected — one was already married, another said I was too old, and the third wanted someone younger like her brother. I went home and remembered my family’s words. I didn’t listen. Now I have no wife, no kids, while my younger brothers are married with children. My mum keeps praying for me, but I know she’s tired. I went to see my younger brother after his wife had a baby. I saw him holding his son, surrounded by love, while I stood in a corner unnoticed, feeling like a stranger even in my own family. At gatherings, the married men sit together and talk, while I sit alone, not knowing how to join. Now I’m in my big house. Alone. I eat alone, sleep alone, even drink my coffee alone. I’m scared — scared I may never marry, and scared I might d!e without children. Please help me, how do I get married at 35 when people reject me because of my age?” — Man shares his emotional struggle with finding a wife, years after prioritising his career and financial stability over marriage

@krrishReloaded @vicoHaz @twitgameboy Please go back to your 3125, when it's your time, come back....

@vicoHaz @twitgameboy Hello, I am from the future. I came from the year 3125. We found your message buried in time, but never forgotten. Now we’ve built technology to reach back into past and interact with past generations to understand the people who came before us.

None of us will see 3026, Rip to all of us, stay humble, nothing last forever 💔🥹 80 years from now this comment section would be full of dead people comments 🕊️😭

@jon_d_doe Also, don't date above your class. Your annual income is 5m, Don't date someone that would be expecting a wedding of 10m. And monthly upkeep of 500k

At the age of 23/25, my wife and I were serving (NYSC). I was not even sure of what would become of me after service. But it took me 4 more years before I could marry her. In the Western world, it's very common to see young men getting married at 25. Why? Because they have a better economy and social benefits for children, etc. Most children go to public schools (primary and secondary), which are free. Health care is also provided in public hospitals for most people. But here in Africa, and in Nigeria, the reverse is the case. While we have public primary and secondary schools, most of them are not in good shape. That is to show you how bad things have become. Because I went to a public primary and secondary school, and the same applies to my wife. In Nigeria today, most parents prefer to send their kids to private schools and also use private hospitals. We don't have the basic social amenities or benefits that most people enjoy in the Western or more developed world. So, in such a situation, is it advisable for a young man to get married at 24? Is he mentally and financially prepared for the responsibilities? Because whether you like it or not, once you're married, you must live up to your responsibilities, regardless of your age. Which is why, even though I encourage early marriage, I still advise that 35 is not too late for you. You need a strong financial plan and buffer to be able to survive as a married man in a country like Nigeria. Your fathers may have married at a much younger age, but we had a better country. Private schools were very scarce, and most of us went to public schools. If our government is failing us, do not fail yourself by embarking on a journey of marriage when you're not prepared. And if you decide to embark on it, please manage the responsibilities you take on. End.