You probably came here because one of my posts found you.
So, welcome. 😁
I'm Favour, the Badass Content Writer.
I write words that get people hired and brands remembered.
Here, I talk about:
🌹 CVs
🌹 Portfolios
🌹 Career growth
🌹 Personal branding
🌹 Brand Strategy
🌹 Content/Copywriting
And the uncomfortable things nobody tells you about getting noticed.
I've helped 80+ people across Nigeria, the UK & Canada improve their CVs and land opportunities.
I also share career prayers because sometimes you need a better CV and a little faith. 😂🙏🏾
If you're trying to get hired, build your personal brand, or make your business impossible to ignore, follow along.
Let's build something badass. 🫂
I got 4 offers in Lagos 3 months post-NYSC in 2024. Each paying ₦250k net.
I may not know much (which is very unlikely) but landing a job in Nigeria isn’t as difficult as many graduates think.
Let’s break it down:
@Erins_Touch Pele, baby.
Only those who struggle with comprehension will have a problem with the post. There’s a context, timeline, and a personal proposition.
I’m offering to review your CV for free. If it’s weak, I’ll make a post here and tag you to it. Send a DM if you’re down.
6 years in primary school
6 years in secondary school
4-5 years in the University
1 year NYSC
3 years work experience
Yet, you can't build something sustainable to employ others, you are economically and historically illiterate, lacks deep knowledge on how the body functions, has no clue about healthy nutrition and first aid steps, can't build and maintain healthy relationships with people,can't communicate value and monetize a skill and can't identify a problem and provide solution.
Your education is questionable!!!!
E better say you no go school sef!!!
Rahma cares ✍️
@hy_wemmy I would rather give birth than to provide every single thing for a person, after all I’m not giving birth everyday do you know what it takes to provide for yourself talk more of providing for someone
To buy a good-performing smartphone now, you must have at least ₦500,000.
To buy a plot of land, you must have at least ₦2 million.
To buy a pair of jeans and a polo shirt, you must have at least ₦60,000.
To get a university degree, you may have to rely on a NELFUND student loan.
To build a modest, non-fancy house, you must have at least ₦10 million.
Meanwhile, the national minimum wage is just ₦75k.
The chances of making it legally in Nigeria now is 20%
How exactly are ordinary Nigerians expected to survive in this economy?😡
There is one observation I have made about Hausa traders. When you buy something from them and make a transfer, they don't seem to bother checking it.
The last time I bought something from one of them, I simply told him I had sent the money. I picked up what I bought and was about to leave. I expected him to check his phone or do some form of confirmation, but he didn't. I even had to ask him, "Have you confirmed the payment?"
Is there a way they somehow confirm these transfers, or is it purely based on trust that they allow you to leave without confirming that the money has been received?
I genuinely fear they might be falling victim to fraud by dishonest customers.
I am your husband, i love you
I wont watch you do all the chores
I will participate 100% in the chores and also pay bills
You are my wife and you love me
You will pay bills and also do chores
We are both putting in 100/100 to move our family forward
SIMPLE
₦10M is too big to the extent that if your salary is ₦100K and you save half of it every month you’d not have up to ₦10M after 15 years.
I wonder how Nigerians call ₦10M a small money
Putting yourself out there is very important, you have nothing to loose at all!!! An international company needs a network engineer on one of their sites in Abuja, they went online and searched for “Network engineers in Abuja” my LinkedIn profile was the first to pop up🤣 I’m definitely not the most qualified, but I put myself out there like mad!