chucky234: The points raised are all irrelevant to the Nigerian society,imagine a situation where 700 people applied for a job ad that needed to employ just 10 people and you happen to be one of the final ten,will you begin to put those points into consideration after spending close to four years at home after graduation.
No sane graduate will begin to read through those points with the humiliation and challenges that come with being jobless after many years of graduation,I think naija job seekers knows better.

Sike: Dear OP, We all know that this issue is easier said than done in this our stubborn Nigeria. Thank you.

gift53: @op as if u knw wat 'm goin thru now
i got a job recently where i was employed as a system engineer. Now i don start work com dey expect to express my skills as well as learn n build my career, but lo and behold na sales girl dem com dey use me for. nothin relates to system engineering there, its all about sales (computer gadgets though). Its so frustratin. I felt like leaving but then i had to exercise patience and suffer d humiliation till i get a better job jst for the fact dat i cant keep staying idle @home.
dis country sef

Zakkyoz: I want to believe the op is not a nigerian. Those factors can only be considered in a normal country with stable economic and industrial policies and not in nigeria. What consideration do you want to make in a country(nigeria) where poor graduates pay heavy amount of money as a bribe before getting a job?

Fhemmmy: I will say only in a normal society and not in Nigeria where you take a job just to leave the house daily . . . But hope all these will change sooner than later

nenergy: Turn down offer ke, For Nigeria? Unless you already have a job. A job seeker will accept any paying job regardless of the conditions. In Nigeria, it is He/she who already has a job, that gets jobs.

olawumia: .....too bad . the Op i hale ,good job.its not easy out there mostly for those without a job to agree ,and at the same time some plpp still keep there head up and never ready to settle for less. i remember i started my career with 40k , (2011). i reside in okota and the office was in agugi (ajha express)i got to d office on one pretty friday morning,and my md (a lady )said i sud go to vi (ajose )to buy fud for her.i looked @ myself and i said "James 2:1 graduate,naija where u dey ). i went, 3 days after she sent me again ,one day she said i sud take her cloth to her taylor .i told rite way ,Ma on my letter i have admin off icer not office assistant.She said even her driver is a msc holder from ife that if i cant work i sud leave, i told her thk u ma . i dropped my letter.

ngoziliz: after reading everything, i feel like quitting my job!

teninches: If you get Nestle or Chevron or GE job what question are you asking again? You go grab am nah.

That said a bird in hand is worth two in d bush. And you can leverage on your experience to get a better job.

olsmade:

trust me, u can turn down a job offer. was on d verge of getting a job when i was told i had to sign a 5 yr bond wiv dem. For where? I ja. I have a job now with about half the pay but im happy.

saxywale:
still depends, most GE jobs in Nigeria are sales related. Only good when you have a marketing degree. Else you would end up using an engineering degree to sell hospital equipments.

234GT: I don't think there is a perfect job out there. If you meet people working with Shell or BBC, they will still complain about their jobs.

Guy, free the matter jare............is there complaint real or the natural disgruntled nature of man? Abi, then no want help person? Someone, who complained of not being able to give me a loan of N100K, 3days later purchased an SUV of about N4.5million.......:p