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Career / Re: Abuja by 1forall: 4:06pm On Jan 19, 2017 |
Where are the optometrists and other health sector workers? Have you considered trying the NL Health section? |
Career / Re: I Have HND In Microbiology And I Want To Advance. Kindly Advise by 1forall: 4:04pm On Jan 19, 2017 |
I am unsure what you want to do because you mentioned needing to get more education as well as looking for a job. So, ask yourself the following question and answer honestly: What kind of professional career do I want? The answer to that question should determine the action(s) you will take. My personal opinion however is this: In present day Nigeria I do not think further education will make you more employable than you already are with your HND. What I believe you require now is actual job experience. My advice: List all the organizations where you think your skills/qualifications are useful. Begin to research them one after the other to discover if you have any contacts there which may make your approach easier, and if not approach them nonetheless. Be ready to volunteer your services in order to gain experience. Make these potential employers understand that you are willing to learn even if for free (yes!). That way you are within the system and are more likely to hear about job openings than if you were on the outside. If you volunteer in a good organization, within six months you will gain knowledge and experience that will go on your CV and improve your employment chances elsewhere, build a network of industry contacts, and be privy to insider information that can help you plan your career better. The company may even decide to employ you if they are satisfied or impressed by your contributions during the volunteering period. What do you think? 1 Like |
Autos / Re: VW Cabrio 2002 - 101K Miles. Great Condition! by 1forall: 3:42pm On Jan 19, 2017 |
This baby is still up for grabs! |
Career / Re: My African Youth Initiative by 1forall: 4:21pm On Jan 18, 2017 |
I have never heard of "My African Youth Initiative" and a simple Google search returned nothing. Even the more popular N-Power Program did not require candidates to pay any money so I think you should keep your money in your pocket. |
Autos / Re: VW Cabrio 2002 - 101K Miles. Great Condition! by 1forall: 2:12pm On Jan 09, 2017 |
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Autos / VW Cabrio 2002 - 101K Miles. Great Condition! by 1forall: 2:08pm On Jan 09, 2017 |
This car belongs to a neighbour. It is a Volkswagen Cabrio 2002 and carries the same engine as a VW Golf. Features: Automatic Transmission Factory A/C - super chilling! Alloy wheels Leather seats Retractable soft top (works fine) Good car for intra-city runs, and great for long distance travel too. Price: ₦1m Please call 080 for enquiries
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Romance / Re: What's The Weird Thing That Attracts You To The Opposite Sex? by 1forall: 3:14pm On Jan 03, 2017 |
1bkaye:Now that's weird. |
Career / Re: About Forum by 1forall: 4:33pm On Dec 14, 2016 |
It's a general forum, cuts across all areas of interest. You just select the topic that interests you from the home page. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Black Soot In Rivers State: RSGV Issues Press Release. by 1forall: 2:24pm On Dec 09, 2016 |
vodutive: A 'Professor' signed the document 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Black Soot In Rivers State: RSGV Issues Press Release. by 1forall: 2:22pm On Dec 09, 2016 |
Lovexme: I'm relieved to know I wasn't the only one that noticed. I take two major things from that press release: 1. The Professor and self-acclaimed Dame who is the commissioner for environment in Rivers either did not read the release before appending her signature, or does not realize that 'black soot' is tautology. 2. The state ministry of environment clearly admitted its cluelessness and helplessness over the situation in the second paragraph, refused to acknowledge the health hazards posed by the phenomenon and offered no precautionary advice to residents. There are so many other sad, heart-wrenching inferences and implications from that press release that are most probably not worth analysing here. Which way Nigeria? 4 Likes |
Politics / Re: Dogara, Lasun, Leo Ogor Padded The 2016 Budget - Sahara Reporters by 1forall: 5:38pm On Jul 25, 2016 |
Nigeria has to be the only country in the world where parliament executes projects. |
Politics / Re: Fayose On FRESH 105.9FM Ibadan: "Ekiti Will Be In Economic Bondage Till 2036" by 1forall: 11:45pm On Jul 22, 2016 |
"Tope Aluko is not my friend. I didn't collect money for election from anybody. No be Zenith sponsor again? Aisha Buhari is as guilty as me on corrupt charges. Oh, so you're guilty? Nobody can win any battle against me. You be God? My father had prayed for me that if I continue to be righteous, Ekiti people will serve me forever. I noticed too that they're serving you already, but at least give them their reward for being good subjects i.e. salaries! King Righteous Governor I was sent from heaven as a demi god.You dey crase? APC is a government of 'one chance'. Well, wetin you for talk na? [Everything I've predicted would happen in Nigeria are happening, some have happened. Looks like you're a prophet too sir I was Obasanjo's boy so I know he's not a saint. Bros shoe get size. Don't forget you went to beg him even after he had called you a baztard when you grossly disrespected him in public Dr. Goodluck Jonathan is a saint. Oh Lord Buhari can't take Nigeria out of the woods. And unfortunately, you are not helping the matter by mis-governing Ekiti State Food security is better than general security, hence my 'stomach Infrastructure' policy. Just don't say that near the farmers being terrorized by herdsmen Ekiti will be in economic bondages until 2036 because of debts collected by former Governor Kayode Fayemi, so my hands are tied". But why did you bother to contest for the office, Mr Governor? Oga please just return to your motor park business, or at least try to run a transport company with the loot from your nose-diving political career. Shebi you get motor park experience? 2 Likes |
Education / Re: World’s Top 1,000 Universities: Nigeria Fails To Make List by 1forall: 4:06pm On Jul 12, 2016 |
When it's not a corruption related index |
Politics / Re: Masses Stage Anti-Corruption Protest In Ado-Ekiti by 1forall: 3:33pm On Jun 24, 2016 |
That placard tho.. "Stop Wasting Ekiti Money On Olosho Nights" OMG! 3 Likes |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: What Graduates Don't Know About N-power Program by 1forall: 12:55pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
uc4uandc: If your career ambition is to work in a government job; good luck to you, but do not discourage those who have higher ambitions and wish to acquire skills to help them achieve them through the N-Power program. |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: What Graduates Don't Know About N-power Program by 1forall: 12:55pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
Mubz: I read the original post and shook my head as it presented another perspective to what employers say about many Nigerian graduates being unemployable. 1 Like |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: How To Apply For Government Npower Program. by 1forall: 10:45pm On Jun 08, 2016 |
philips70: 1 Like |
Career / Re: Careers In Public Health by 1forall: 11:40pm On Jun 04, 2016 |
Etinosajay: Thanks. Next time please simply use the (Report) button to report any offending post. |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: I Think I've Been Scammed.. Please What Can I Do? by 1forall: 9:36am On May 05, 2016 |
Tbells91: Which true business owner withholds their number from clients?? It looks like you've been cheated. Sorry about that. |
Education / Re: I Applied For MSc But Foreign Supervisor Said School Is Accepting Me For PhD by 1forall: 9:21am On May 05, 2016 |
AgroPro: What would be the point of this? The candidate holds a BSc, PGd and will be on track to acquire a PhD. What would be the point of running a part-time MSc on top of it? OP, please go for the PhD without hesitation. A reason why your supervisor suggested so is because he believes you can achieve it based on your academic record. Turning down the offer would be letting him down, and indirectly saying you don't believe in yourself enough. It's a challenge and opportunity for you to step up and I think you should grab it boldly and prove your mettle. |
Religion / Re: Putting God First: Modern-Day Idolatry Among Christians Today by 1forall: 4:55pm On May 02, 2016 |
Add Celebrities to the list |
Career / Re: Please Advice On This New Skill. by 1forall: 4:50pm On Apr 19, 2016 |
psalmuelwater: There is competition in those areas just like in most fields but it's far less than the more common trades because of its specialized nature and the level of training required. You can start by doing an extensive Internet search on "specialized roofing systems" and/or "specialized roofing techniques" to learn more about these things. The most common to my knowledge is the standing seam technique and there are various implementations of it depending on the sheet manufacturer. Check them out and if you have any questions please ask. |
Career / Re: Choice Of Front Desk Officer Over Fashion Designing by 1forall: 4:02pm On Apr 19, 2016 |
It seems to me that now is the time you'll be required to make sacrifices necessary to achieve your dream of owning your own fashion house. My advise to you is to accept the job first while you remain on the lookout for something with a more favorable schedule - a bird in hand they say is worth a dozen in the bush. You already have basic knowledge of fashion design so continue by offering to sew for your friends and family - I expect they should be able to condone any errors due to your lack of experience at this stage. Also, look for experienced/established fashion designers around you that you can collaborate with on such sewing projects. The benefit is that they can help you if you are pressed for time, and you can rub minds with them about your designs and learn a few things from them too. Once you feel confident enough you should offer your services to your work colleagues too, but be mindful that they may not be as tolerant of mistakes as friends/family. Apply this approach over the next 6 months and see how much progress you make. Once you are grounded enough to deliver good quality jobs I expect your work to speak for you to the point where the decision between your job and passion will be a easy one for you to make. Good luck! 1 Like |
Career / Re: Please Advice On This New Skill. by 1forall: 5:15pm On Apr 15, 2016 |
Being a graduate of Building Tech I wouldn't advise that you acquire the general construction trades skills like aluminium windows, tiling, plumbing etc as you would be competing directly with the crowd of artisans out there. If you do, I of course expect that over time you would set yourself apart based on your educational background, but that will take time and you will have to deal the challenge of customers who prefer the cheaper labour from 'Baba Taju' than your own expertise which is likely to cost more. My advice would be to look for a specialized area of construction where you can easily set yourself apart (due to less competition) to learn about and acquire skills in. The following areas readily come to mind: - Building insulation - Building cladding - Specialized roofing systems and their installation techniques I also suggest you go into whatever area you decide with a motivation to learn new skills, grow your expertise and develop a career as opposed to just making money. This is so that you are not discouraged along the way because; as you know, there are bound to be challenges on the way to the top. However I admire your pro-active approach to your career and wish to encourage you to carry on with hard work, persistence and determination as you expand your skill and knowledge base. And if you have any questions about those specialized areas mentioned above do not hesitate to ask. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Obiano's Donates House & Borehole To Widow (with Pix) by 1forall: 1:56pm On Apr 04, 2016 |
It's just another demonstration of the widespread failure of leadership in Nigeria and although it looks good in the news, I'm not impressed. We need welfare schemes for everyone with clearly defined criteria for citizens' eligibility, not the random, selective handouts they give to boost their image and publicity like this one. Can Anambra government build a house for every widow in the state? Is she the only widow in Anambra state? |
Celebrities / Re: Wizkid Insults Linda Ikeji, Says His Director Slept With Her & He'll Beat Her Up by 1forall: 1:31pm On Apr 03, 2016 |
Both their posts are further proof that money can't buy class. 1 Like |
Sports / Re: Nigerian Foreign Coach To Earn $50,000 A Month by 1forall: 10:49am On Mar 14, 2016 |
kaeforum: Finally someone reads the situation accurately. I believe it's one reason the rogues in the NFF prefer to hire a foreign manager. 1 Like |
Business / Re: Daily Naira Exchange Rates In Nigeria by 1forall: 2:02pm On Jan 13, 2016 |
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