Na today it has Teyed especially in Lagos

andyjwe:
@op and you are celebrating your poor english! This is the number one cause of unemployment in this country, most employer frown at graduate/job seekers who cannot speak or communicate good english... Please work on yourself and stop celebrating your weakness.

NB: take no offence please.

You will be shocked to know that some high earners also struggle with making simple correct sentence. When next you go to any bank ask to have a chat with a customer service officer or a random funds transfer officer. Oil and gas workers are not left out too...

Okijajuju1:

Okija is Okija.
I dont know Mad Cow.

#ParanoidSkitzophrenic..

u dey mad if u r the okija juju wey I created topic for that I missed.

but they said u have become Madcow ni .
But madcow styles look like yours. Don't know who's fake between u sa

As a sharp guy, since it once happens to your friend, it must not happens to you too.

But he said don't mind his English nau :'..thanks for the awareness oh jareh.

TRADELYN:
I lost interest mid-way because of your poor grammar.

Lol ... But the OP already said it; he's from a French speaking-county and can't speak lengthy grammar

Thunder go fire those scam

INTROVERT:
Please can someone inteprete what d op said

he said the job na scam o
You hear, no go waste your money for tp and other tins. I don forget u be jambito

Op
Is this your first time in the city?

moscobabs:

u dey mad if u r the okija juju wey I created topic for that I missed.


but they said u have become Madcow ni .

But madcow styles look like yours. Don't know who's fake between u sa

Sorry fam.

Okija is back from hiatus.

So why didn't you wait for the call back before posting?

Why would you respond to this kind ot thing? U come new? Nawaa for uooo.

haba, I fih curse you if u fall for dz paper advert. u be LEARNER?

I've once fallen for them. The company's name is[b] NEO LIFE[/b]. very useless people. They're everywhere @Warri

Communicate good English is also not correct, so you see no one is actually perfect

quote author=andyjwe post=42785956]@op and you are celebrating your poor english! This is the number one cause of unemployment in this country, most employer frown at graduate/job seekers who cannot speak or communicate good english... Please work on yourself and stop celebrating your weakness.

NB: take no offence please.[/quote]

End time job

4hys:
I saw a man sharing bill to individuals at GRA, Port harcourt yesterday and i immediately hurried to get my own particular duplicate yet subsequent to perusing the substance of the bill i found the cash in the bill can make a man clean in the event that he is truly working with the obscure organization, besides that i also found out that there was no organization name on the bill, and i envisioned inside of me that if the organization pays this, how can it be that the young fellow sharing the bill is slightly cleaner than a 15yrs old crazy person with a degree, since i was frantically searching for occupation i said i will call the number after evening church service, but lately did i know that it was a scam advert.

wen i called, the person never picked up the call, xo a friend told me to call, that they are scammers that i should wait patiently withing the week that a call will come in with a dif. number demanding for for some ransom if i really need the Job, that it has happens to him and i immediately took his advice

Dont mind my poor english

Your English is understandable!

people pay much attention to speaking and writing grammar. but if u give dem 1million naira to count, they wont know when it is complete.

dis one is not different from the same people here in lagos . Na d same type of people shine ur eyes

Grammer!!

First things first, people who fall for such aren't looking for a job but a miracle because it's only a miracle dat would make u come across a job with such pay jus like dat. And secondly I jus want to believe ur autocorrect was responsible for ur incomprehensible writeup and assume u speak better than u write.

Nice message mahn, but try and work on the way you put your words OK.

Gnld are nothing but 419 they advertise rubbish they will even tell u event usher 6 thousand naira per day or hotel job gnld u guys are mumu

lonelydora:
Their new method is to use chalk and be defacing the whole of Port Harcourt. Every road you pass now, you see "workers needed" or "cleaners needed".

If a company can pay 50k or 35k as they normally write it, why would they not be able to print a newspaper or A4 paper advert instead of writing on the wall.

they doing d same wall tin hia

This is so wrong,how on earth would a graduate as yourself post something like this..and here you are celebrating your ......work on yourself please

4hys:
I saw a man sharing bill to individuals at GRA, Port harcourt yesterday and i immediately hurried to get my own particular duplicate yet subsequent to perusing the substance of the bill i found the cash in the bill can make a man clean in the event that he is truly working with the obscure organization, besides that i also found out that there was no organization name on the bill, and i envisioned inside of me that if the organization pays this, how can it be that the young fellow sharing the bill is slightly cleaner than a 15yrs old crazy person with a degree, since i was frantically searching for occupation i said i will call the number after evening church service, but lately did i know that it was a scam advert.

wen i called, the person never picked up the call, xo a friend told me to call, that they are scammers that i should wait patiently withing the week that a call will come in with a dif. number demanding for for some ransom if i really need the Job, that it has happens to him and i immediately took his advice

Dont mind my poor english

Your English is poor indeed! Thank God you acknowledged that in your write-up. The punctuations are out of order as well as the grammatical constructions. The structures too are generally poor, albeit the fair use of impressive words.

By the way, I have observed over time that most Nigerians, even graduates and those with higher academic qualifications, always write the word 'I' in small letter. This is totally wrong! The word 'I', when used in a sentence, is a pronoun, and not an alphabet. So regardless of where the word 'I' is placed in a sentence, be it at the beginning, in the middle or at the end of a sentence, it should be in capital letter. Unless you are referring to some mathematical formular, which I seriously doubt, there is no such word as 'i' in English!

andyjwe:
@op and you are celebrating your poor english! This is the number one cause of unemployment in this country, most employer frown at graduate/job seekers who cannot speak or communicate good english... Please work on yourself and stop celebrating your weakness.

NB: take no offence please.

It's better to admit than 2 pretend