Tag: Nigeria

UAR or Nigeria: What’s in a name?

Samuel AJANI

The Nigerian social media space has been agog with the abbreviation UAR which is full means the United African Republic. The National assembly following its members decision to review the constitution has been holding townhall meetings across the country geopolitical zones to ascertain the grievances of the masses with the present 1999 constitution.Adeleye Jokotoye, a tax consultant, submitted the proposal to the committee at the South West Zonal Public Hearing in Lagos on Wednesday, June 2, 2021.While presenting the proposal, he said Nigeria’s current name was an imposition of its…

Top 5 Countries where Nigerians/Africans can study abroad for free

Samuel AJANI

Germany Whether you want to explore the hip corners of Berlin or study in a quaint town in the German countryside, you’ll find a place that suits your needs. The country’s higher education system has a strong reputation and, most importantly, tuition is FREE of charge.All you have to pay is a fee of around €100 (£75) to €250 (£185) per semester, which covers administrational costs as well as the work of the student union.

INFORMATIVE: How to Get a remote job abroad From Nigeria

Samuel AJANI

The concept of remote working is fast becoming popular in the country. Prior to COVID-19 era, remote working was mostly popular in the tech industry and some tele-sales roles. Remote work is a working style that allows professionals to work outside of a traditional office environment. … Think of it this way: instead of commuting to an office each day to work from a designated desk, remote employees can execute their projects and surpass their goals wherever they please. 

The Negative Influence of Nigeria’s Security on the Economy.

Samuel AJANI

Nigerians & Nigerians are presently battling a rather humongous or skyrocketing inflation rate and unemployment rate. Accrediting to the Nigerian bureau of statistics, the inflation rate currently stands at 18% while unemployment rate is at 33%. But these numbers don’t tell the true reality compared to what’s obtainable in the markets, labor & commodities. The effect on this on the overall economy cannot be overemphasized, coupled with the unpredictable Naira to dollar exchanges rates which currently sits at NGN500 to 1 dollar.