violent:
what did you study for your degree?

thegoodjoehunt: Wow, you are really a hot talent. You got skillz man, keep tha fiyah burning.

Highbros: Though the song is wacky but I will still advice you go with music because this is Nigeria - you can't predict any song that will make it. You might be the next big thing. Who knows!?.

The song is by no means wack.

The beat is a fast up-tempo beat, the rhyming lyrics though generic ain't bad and the chorus is very catchy and "sing-alongable".

I mean, this is the success formula of today's Naija urban street jamz. It kinda reminds me of Chuddy K's "gaga crazy" with it's repetitive sequence.

OP, this song has the potential to be a HIT. You've got something here. Push it as much as you can. . you know the works nah

yemmy_ma: I feel for you Op. Since i can't say how you fared with your interviews and tests, it is difficult to come to a conclusion on your job chances.

Have you tried other things like studying for a masters? maybe it will improve your chances in the labour market. Best of luck!

cjotech: U studied civil engineering and u re complain'n of no job.
Can't u start ur own small construction coy since u said u ve being in constructn work ever since.
Or u don't ve passion for wot u read in d uni.
If u ve, turn the theoretical knowledge u gained from d uni and d practical knowledge u gained from construction work into a passion to build ur own coy!
Did I also heard u made 2.1!

semid4lyfe:

The song is by no means wack.

The beat is a fast up-tempo beat, the rhyming lyrics though generic ain't bad and the chorus is very catchy and very "sing-alongable".

I mean, this is the success formula of today's Naija urban street jamz. It kinda reminds me of Chuddy K's "gaga crazy" with it's repetitive sequence.

OP, this song has the potential to be a HIT. You've got something here. Push it as much as you can. . you know the works nah

man119: I graduated in 2006 with a second class upper and completed my youth service in 2007.

Knowing that I came from a poor background,I started preparing for aptitude tests and interviews during youth service, learning vital softwares within my financial capacity.

From 2007 till date,I have written so many tests and have being invited for several interviews,but at the end of the day, the" man know man" issue crops up (don't want 2 name firms) and those of us that are children of nobody get thrown into the gutters we came from.

The issue tearing me apart right now is my mother's health. After loosing my dad in the Liberian peace keeping mission (He was a soldier @ 342 field artillery brigade, owerri), she went through a lot of trauma and was diagnosed of a heart problem.

The little money I make from daily construction site struggles (instead of staying idle) is nothing close to what is needed for her surgery. Apart from looking for daily bread, I write stories and songs to take my mind away from all I'm going through.



Click the link below, scroll down to download to listen to one song I did

http://www.mp3upload.ca/music/view/83737

A friend that has always being there for me suggested that I air the song, that it might be the breakthrough.

Considering my situation, all the years gone, the humiliation, insults and above all, my mothers health, should I keep applying for jobs or go ahead with music?

Please I need your advice to be strong. I see every one here as my strength. Your advice means a lot to me right now.

Thanks for your time.

9ijaprince: Guy you read civil engineering and you are still looking for a paid job? I will advice you to start your own construction firm with God,hardwork and dedication you will make it.

innocent chuks: as
a civil Engineering it is a sin on ur side to lack, u have all it takes
to succeed in life just that u fell to look inward. believe u me if u
have try to use ur knowledge and idea as an Engineer to solve peoples
problem since u left school by now u would have been a very good
contractor. i know of people who are not half way ur qualification
standard and they are living big. the problem u have is u, u focus on
job hunting only instead of developing urself. for example as a civil
Engineer u suppose to know AutoCad and design if u had use this
information and design houses meet people and sell ur design to then for
the past six yrs by now u would have been building mansions for people.
stop blaming the society for ur failure, it is high time we graduates
should stop this common notion 'go to school, get good grade and look
for work' it is no longer working considering the society we are in. it
is time to be proactive. on ur music aspect if u have the gift exploit
it.

yemmy_ma: I feel for you Op. Since i can't say how you fared with your interviews and tests, it is difficult to come to a conclusion on your job chances.

Have you tried other things like studying for a masters? maybe it will improve your chances in the labour market. Best of luck!

Mavrick2012: see him mouth like "small constructn coy",na sand him go take start d "construct coy" abi na water?look at how evrybody is buzi encoragin d guy to b self employd witout any body sugestin hw to raise d take-off capital.except if u advice him to start by selin tomatos or mango(ie even @ a very smal scal).guy,just as som said,start frm a smal organisatn(even primary sch),frm there u can raise capital to start ur own or mov 2 a biga firm,shikena.allah ya temeke ka mitimina