We are all faced with dis same problem in dis country,connections issues...So my bro,do nt be dismayed neither wil U be frustrated 4 he who laff last laff's best.At his appointed time he wil mk evrytin beautiful 4 tough time does'nt last bt tougher people do..keep on struggling nd always believe in God 4 behind evry legitimate successful men dere is always a touching story...

Hello guy am ready 2 show u a secreet of success

[quote author=Gogobiri Lalas]Omo I fell sori for you o! but this is the kind of society we have designed; try farming, me myself, I'm currently in the states, but I'm coming back home to start a farm. The easiest way to beat poverty is to produce a marketable good; farming is gold, I wonder why a lot of our young ones are not flocking into that area
It is true that most youth are not looking towards that direction,buh the few that has interest and are willing to verge into it are constrain by lack of capital. You can say it doesn't require much 2 start,but mind u there must be an amount u will need to enable u start.Wot type of farming do u want to go into? Am a consultant is this area we may as well partner if u will be interested.

Pls i reside in owerri imo state. I nid a part time job and am a student of fedponek Hnd1

God punish devil, do u know what it take to be a graduate and ur advising him to farm. Somebody like you do not have business commenting here. Take ur advice to ur village.

ojimma: God punish devil, do u know what it take to be a graduate and ur advising him to farm. Somebody like you do not have business commenting here. Take ur advice to ur village.

What's wrong with farming? Dont they study Agricultural Engineering in universities? Are those not graduates?

bigx:

What's wrong with farming? Dont they study Agricultural Engineering in universities? Are those not graduates?

He is a civil Engineer not agricultural Engineer. Haba bros, such advice is discouraging.Going to village after school and start farming.God will surely make a name for himself.

ojimma: He is a civil Engineer not agricultural Engineer. Haba bros, such advice is discouraging.Going to village after school and start farming.God will surely make a name for himself.

Lol, farming isnt always about the village, every great thing has small beginnings, all of us must eat and there must be farmers to provide food. Zartech and other processed food suppliers all need farmers so there is large scale too and it would make more than most "sit in the office with tie" jobs.
I understand where you are coming from but dont let being a graduate limit your thinking,

and God likes using the most unlikely things to bless people.

hagma37@yahoo.com:
u mean u ar a trained civil engineer yet no job i wish u are electrical or mechanical engine grad something might hav happen now i mean working with one of this telecom company.Guy abuja is your destination as civil engineer.

bros any link 2d telecom coy wl b appreciate.M a 2.2 graduate of mech engrg.Grauated in 2006 n stl no 'SHOW'.I hv neva bn shotlisted,nt 2mention of failing in d test or interview.Any help 4rm u wl b appreciated!My email adrx is vickybabe2008@yahoo.com