1forall:




Thanks guys for the above comments. Our country is in such a sorry state that we have been generally made to give mighty thanks for crumbs. Now, thinking of the future, when the people don't agree (or are ignorant) that there's a problem, how possible would it be to find a solution? Shey we see that we have a looooong way to go?

jeronimo: The mistake many people make is they think rich people throw money away. Dangote is the richest businessman in Africa, so what? How do you think he got there? I'll list the answers: hardwork, Shrewdness, craftiness, a bit of dirty hands,and a lot of sacrifice. That is what it takes to be a successful businessman in a terrain as rugged as Nigeria. You don't expect him to be paying drivers like oil workers because he's rich,otherwise his business would ve crumbled a long time ago. Take a look at any successful businessman around you,they are usually very tight-fisted when it comes to spending money especially in paying their staff right except they want to show off or have a specific motive. So poster don't blame him, work your way to being a successful businessman.

emachine: Dangote just paid d first set of dangote graduate drivers a little sum of 30000 naira for d 3 months training. Most trainees resigned from their places of work for dis job because they felt dangote as a well multinational company would better their lives. This is to say dangote is a scam.

cold:
What nonsense are you spewing?What exactly is wrong with paying N200,000 for driving trucks considering all the hazards that go with it?Besides,without the truck drivers how would the products be distributed to where they are needed,especially in a country where road transport is the major form of travel.If Dangote can pay that much I have no qualms with it.Stop being so insensitive

jp philips:


An undergraduate on rampage, not to worry, reality awaits you in the labor mkt. "see you at the top"

*Ileke-IdI:
#10,000 per month ?

yuzedo: You mean my daddy paid you that much and you are complaining??!

Do you know what we pay our gardeners in our BANANA ISLAND MANSION and they are happy?!?!

Poor people are always so ungrateful!!! Anyway, i have a plan to correct that ok, let me call him now. Tell me, what is your name?!

violent:
I don't honestly understand your fury, you weren't forced to sign up for this programs and neither are you forced to stay on. If you feel you've got skills that can command better pay elsewhere, why not just resign your position and leave the dude alone with his business?

You had a contract which probably states what your compensation must be, if the amount paid wasn't inline with the terms of your contract, then you may have earned the right to call Dangote a scam, otherwise, you can do the rest of us a favor and stop spreading filth all over the place.

The fact that the dude is rich and you work as his driver should not mean he's got to give you all his money. He worked hard for his money, you should work hard for yours too.

In addition, this program has only commenced to help reduce the amount of jobless graduates in the country. Before the commencement of this program, Dangote's company fared quite well without having to hire graduates for those position, so unless you can tell us how you are able to add more value than someone less educated than you, in this role, then i don't honestly understand why Dangote must simply hand over 200k to you simply because you've got a bachelors or whatever degree. would you pay your Barber 10k per haircut if he told you he's got a PHD in mathematics?

You sound so indifferent to the plight of those concerned ,and from the look of things ,you also posses the tendencies to exploit your workers/subordinates while trying to amaze wealth for your own personal greed and progression ,all to the detriments of the less privileged ones.
Any one that took the pains with the attendant costs to go through Nigerian educational system, deserves more than that, and desperation on their part should not make them fall victim of this arrant exploitations.
Dangote could still do more if only he is genuinely empathic,and pious.

x-fire:

Comments like this drive my point stronger. High unemployment and poor state of our graduates like this poster has caused serious erosion and degradation of our self-worth. Thus graduates now beg for crumbs in the labour market, and to make matters worse, they think that is all they deserve. Smh.

Raymondenyi:
My broda where did u do ur housejob n youth serv. B4 u start earning dat kinda jumbo pay? I did mine n I didn't earn d figures u re claiming, I beg pass across d ryt message b4 prime people 2 start carrying out extortionist acts on Docs.
N also Docs re not known 2b loud mouted like U, If u truely re a Doc(I doubt), I suggest U go pray 2 Hippocrates 4 forgiveness n change ur ways.

jp philips:


You seriously think you have a point huh!! right, after making your point, reality remains what it is,
except your father reserved a workshop for you at Mgbuka-obosi, after memorizing text books in those ware houses you call school, you will understand what 46% unemployment rate means.s
Graduates from yale colleges are looking for jobs and a "charge and bail" Nigerian graduate is making mouth.
i will understand if you tell me it is not your portion though because your pastor has decreed lol