Acidosis:


You're right,

but is it safe to defend the CBN recruitment saga by saying: CBN is meant for the sons and daughters of the rich and the elites? Given the fact that these folks are less prone to fraud, unlike poor kids who have never seen brand new dollars & pounds?

Please do not quote quota system or Federal Character. Remember, private firms also have their corporate and recruitment strategy, and I've never seen any written form of discrimination. They all claim one thing on paper, and do another in reality.
When it is time to defraud clients, they'll smile and dine with an Hausa man from Usmanu Danfodio University, but when it's time to recruit, they would immediately remember their redundant alma mata, without given others any chance to prove their worths.


Anyway, I'm not mad at the employers, whoever denies me any position is at loss.

Acidosis:
some Nigerians are very corrupt. The same HR in that akara firm would tomorrow blame and accuse CBN of corruption and discrimination.

MadCow1:
No UNIBEN... Not Surprised..


EVn in my Poultry, I will not employ anybody that even lived near UNIBEN talkless of schooling there.

Acidosis:


You're right,

but is it safe to defend the CBN recruitment saga by saying: CBN is meant for the sons and daughters of the rich and the elites? Given the fact that these folks are less prone to fraud, unlike poor kids who have never seen brand new dollars & pounds?

Please do not quote quota system or Federal Character. Remember, private firms also have their corporate and recruitment strategy, and I've never seen any written form of discrimination. They all claim one thing on paper, and do another in reality.
When it is time to defraud clients, they'll smile and dine with an Hausa man from Usmanu Danfodio University, but when it's time to recruit, they would immediately remember their redundant alma mata, without given others any chance to prove their worths.


Anyway, I'm not mad at the employers, whoever denies me any position is at loss.

Acidosis:

obatala15:

Well the issue is that CBN is a public company whose fund comes from the public treasury, it will then be absurd to write off Nigerians from participating. How I feel with my private life is my problem, but how they deal with our propertiez and funds is our collective problem else we shouldn't complain some people embezzled our money despite the fact that they are rich already

yang:
As usual, the cowards from the sophisticated land leading the discrimination charge

This was foretold

But will the black man in the zoo reason?

As promised, we will build a very long wall to seperate the Land of the Rising sun from the zoo

Standing5:
wicked line there.
I wouldn't advice anyone to employ uniben graduate based on my experience with their graduates at work too.

hucienda:
What about UNN, ABU, Uniben, Unilorin, FUTO, NAU, UniJos, UniPort and the others...

This is a dangerous trend and could cause rifts and echoes of tribalism in the country if not nipped in the bud.

obatala15:

Well the issue is that CBN is a public company whose fund comes from the public treasury, it will then be absurd to write off Nigerians from participating. How I feel with my private life is my problem, but how they deal with our propertiez and funds is our collective problem else we shouldn't complain some people embezzled our money despite the fact that they are rich already

StevensJojo:
Heartbreaking- Another Form Of Job Discrimination Emerges

Today I came across another form of discrimination on a job site
Take a look at this.


“We love those who went to School in Nigeria, and we especially love people from the University of Ibadan, FUTA, Akure, Convenant University, Babcock University, the University of Lagos and the Obafemi Awolowo University.”

So basically, if you did not go to one of these schools, you have been subtly informed not to apply?
Wow.
http://manly.ng/another-form-of-job-discrimination-emerges/

omofunaab:
I don't see this as discrimination ..it is about standard.. .

johnwizey:
Unilorin no dey dere, Uniben no dey dere talkless of Eksu. Shey i no go change school lyk dis

ogene007:

You were probably applying for a job in an 'owambe' company. Kindly mention the name of the company so that people from other part of the country will boycott them. This 'owambe' company should focus on marketing and selling their products and services to their fellow 'owambe' people.

nwadiuko1:
which standard? are those the best schools?

kelvinatkins:
how come all the schools are in western Nigeria.
is whaooo
d company must be headed by some tribalistic amala eaters

truthspeaks:
Ok but wen they r lookin for customers/clients, they shld do so wit those dat originated frm those institutions alone. And I only observed dat d skuls preferred r only of d SW. So no beta institutions exist in other regions? Aftr, d same firm will say they employers of equal opportunities. Does dis not further deepen d distrust among tribes in d country? Soon a firm will say they only wnt graduates frm SE institutions, guess who started it 1st?

janellemonae:


Our universities are not tribalized though. U have all tribes studying there. So obviously different tribes can apply for these positions.

I think this is more of discrimination based on lecturers/professors in these unis. Maybe they think OAU lecturers are better than LASU lecturers. Its just an opinion of that firm and the op shouldnt take it personal. I know some accounting firms believe dt accounting students from polytechnics are more skillful dn accounting students from federal unis. Dts also an opinion.

nwadiuko1:
which standard? are those the best schools?