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Vol 45 | 11-09-2023

Dating on a ₦40k Monthly Teacher Salary in Port Harcourt

After losing a marketing job in Lagos, 30-year-old Chidi moved to Port Harcourt. Five years later, he’s managing a ₦40k teaching job, zero savings, ₦300k debt and a supportive girlfriend who believes his hard work will pay off some day.

An excerpt: “My babe and I are trying to work on our finances. Her uncle wants to get her a state job that comes with accommodation and a salary of over ₦100k. When she gets it, we can start saving together, maybe in a joint account.”


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Money Meanings

Game: #HowMuchLast

#HowMuchLast is a game where we show you an item and you tell us (and the world) the highest amount you’d pay for it.

Some weeks will be Okin biscuit, some others will be SUVs.

This is your cue to start making your #DettyDecember plans. So, let’s see how much you’re willing to pay for a ticket to one of the much-anticipated December events — the Afro Nation festival.

What’s the most you’d pay? Tweet at us here.

Where The Money At?!

We can’t say we’re about the money and not actually help you find the money.

So we’ve compiled a list of job opportunities for you. Make sure you share this with anyone who might need it because in this community, we look out for each other.

Again, don’t mention. We gatchu.

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Till next week…

Yours cashly,

Toheeb,

Zikoko’s “OG” Mr. Money

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