LaRochelle:
agroronnie, when you see that Ramsey Nouah, ask him "Didn't I tell you that was disputable?". I heard he is the Recruitment Supervisor.

agroronnie:

toye, toye.... I was really looking forward to working with you, we were all crazy in that room, and i finally got a copy of our famous selfie.

Dazzle12:
GMTP candidates have gotten emails, both success and regret.

agroronnie:
What a team!

agroronnie:
What a team!

ibnakeem:
Has any GMTP candidate received an email from Sahara whether Success or regret email. Please answer because I am yet to receive any

yungmin:
would a job offer with sahara group be a life changing job? who has a clue as regards their pay package? are their staff doing well?

PhilipGallagher:

No, it's not the next best thing after agege bread. But it is a good place to start your career. The pay is normal nothing extraordinary.

Thavybe1:
feeling nostalgic. Hey Philip, do you work with Sahara Group?

PhilipGallagher:
Not really bros.

PhilipGallagher:

No, it's not the next best thing after agege bread. But it is a good place to start your career. The pay is normal nothing extraordinary.

Gerrard59:
I cannot believe I read from the beginning to the end. What a process..

I learnt a lot!

agroronnie:
just saw a email from sahara
I got into gaap

chymi:
wow congrats, I read all through.

Jazmiynne:
Mayoor, I have a feeling that at this stage in our history, everyone in Nigeria Or at least almost everyone already knows that our educational system has loopholes that don't exactly make for educational quality.

But here's the twist.... What are you doing about it? What are we doing about it? I think that this common knowledge we all seem to have about our faulty educational system has become an excuse for complacency where it should be a motivation to excel against the odds.

The world is a global village right now and almost everything happens on the Internet. So, Nigeria hasn't yet made technical skills an integral part of her educational system, does that stop the boy who loves the ideas behind computer games? Or that girl who can't seem to get enough of clothing designs? Or the youngster who is fascinated by shoes?
It shouldn't and it hasn't been stopping very many individuals.

Unfortunately, it's also been stopping or at least limiting a great number.
You would hear lazy students in school boast about how "if I do mistake enter Jand ehnnn, na first class I go blow. Na dis our naija jus de fall person hand anyhow" Really? :-They would always be the first to quote how all the great men of the world are dropouts. The truth however, is that when they say those heroic dropout stories, they forget that the planting methods on a rocky soil differs from that on plain fertile ground - but at the end of the day a good farmer would do his best to ensure that both of them thrive successfully.

So yes, our system is bad. But let's help our self by reducing the volume of out pity party (cos really we've been singing so long and no one seems to be dancing the pity song alongside us) and instead think of how to thrive in this faulty system.

Again I'd say, the Society and the System aren't wholly to blamed. The Mindset of the average Nigerian is also a key player in the matter.

Really, if the society and system get changed today, is the average Nigerian student truly ready for that change?

Jazmiynne:


Mayoor15 this our thread that year!
How have you been bro?

Jazmiynne:


Mayoor15 this our thread that year!
How have you been bro?