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The security man in our office didn't come to work today because his wife put to bed.
The tradition in our office is that whenever a staff member has a major celebration, like a wedding or child dedication, everyone contributes ₦20,000 towards a gift and support.
So HR said we shouldn't wait until the baby dedication since the man would really need the money now. The company would sort it out first and then deduct the ₦20,000 contribution from each of our salaries at the end of the month.
There are 11 of us in the office, so the plan was for everyone to contribute ₦20,000, making ₦220,000 in total. ₦20,000 would be used to buy diapers, while the remaining ₦200,000 would be transferred to his account.
Then a lady in Accounting said, "Why should we contribute ₦20,000 for a common gateman? He doesn't even earn up to that amount as salary. She has a lot of expenses this month. Let's just do ₦5,000 each."
The annoying part is that this same lady had an appendix operation not long ago, and nobody complained when the whole office contributed to support her.
Some people are naturally wicked.
My brother @zaharaddeenANu1, a native of Adamawa— and a Second Class (Upper Division) graduate of Economics from the University of Abuja—narrates his experience during the Nigerian Customs Service (NSC) recruitment, including how he travelled from Abuja to Yola for the test, and how he slept on the road when their car broke down. All because of the same exercise. He made the last stage of the exercise but couldn’t emerge amongst those selected after two years.
If there is one thing I appreciate Zahradeen for, then it’s his relentless efforts to apply for jobs countlessly despite countless rejections. He never gives up.
Just of recent, he travelled to Lagos for an interview. He had made the final stages of several exercises as well.
I am very proud of you my brother. You will soon smile. Insha Allah.
A man helped me carry the battery I bought in the market a few weeks ago. He charged ₦1000.
As we were approaching where the driver parked, He asked why I didn’t give the other man money when he asked.
My response was short: “I find it easy to support people who are already selling something, even if it’s little.”
Then I asked him: why did I give you ₦3,000 when your service is ₦1000? he couldn’t answer.
So I hit him again: if that "able man" begs 100 people in this market every day, and 50 people give him ₦1,000 each, he just made ₦50,000 from just begging, and he will be richer than you, who is working harder and legitimately.
Then I asked him: will you be happy if I collect the extra ₦2,000 I gave you and hand it over to that man? He said no. Checkmate.
My point? Help people, but don’t strengthen entitlement.
When people earn something, they value it more. How can you be angry at people for not giving you free money you can't give yourself?
MADNESS!!!
✅ Bible: “If anyone is not willing to work, let him not eat.” (2 Thessalonians 3:10)
✅ Qur'an: "Describes those in need who don’t beg persistently, and may even appear self-sufficient." (2:273)
Fulani Christians during a church service!
This mode of dressing doesn't belong to Islam only, it's a tribal thing.
Therefore not everyone you see dresses this way is a Muslim.
🇳🇬 Nigeria Immigration Service Practice Aptitude Test (100 Questions and Answers)
SECTION A: GENERAL KNOWLEDGE (1–40)
1. The Nigeria Immigration Service was established in what year?
A. 1963 ✅
B. 1976
C. 1985
D. 1999
NCS CBT Pretest 10 Questions asked today with their answers!!
1.Nigeria became a republic in what year?
→ 1963
2.What is the lowest rank in Customs Service?
→ Customs Assistant III
3.The first capital of Nigeria is located in which location?
→ Lagos
4.Who is the current Comptroller-General of NCS (Nigeria Customs Service)?
→ Bashir Adewale Adeniyi
5.Nigeria gained independence in what year?
→ 1960
6.The tax deducted from a person’s salary or wages is called?
→ PAYE (Pay As You Earn) / Personal Income Tax
7.Which ocean is Nigeria’s port connected to?
→ Atlantic Ocean
8.Animals that feed on leaves are classified as?
→ Herbivores
9.Number of states in Nigeria?
→ 36 states
10.Highest rank in Nigerian Government?
→ The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (Head of State, Head of Government, and Commander-in-Chief)
*Highest National Honor
>GCFR
#pretest
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