hackney: Having read some of the comments  on this thread(especially the beginning part), it's quite ironic how poor the tenses are while questions are being asked about the quality of certificates in Nigerian Institutions.

Please get a good education if you can and not cruise through school hoping that your shortcuts will go
undetected.
Please mind your tenses as i'm sure other countries read these threads.
(pidgin na pidgin but attempts to use english should be well orchestrated.)
Goodluck

Tha_dude: @ Oleigh
Are you male or female?
Anyway good thinking from you. Graduates shouldnt wait for a job befitting their qualification, Use your OND or WAEC to start any job, remember, you need to start building on your work experience in preparation for future opportunities soon after graduation. Dont just give up and blame the system because that wont make up for the damages, You'all knew how the system was before you gained admission and one would have thought studing a course that is capable of making you self employed would be the way to go, although that would also be difficult without a start up capital.
Even if it is teaching in a private primary sch in your neighbourhood no matter how small the income is as long as you dont have to pay transport to and fro, the most important thing is ur work history. Sadly enough no body seem to understand the importance of a good work history. Even is America lack of good work history means you are relegated to the bottom with little or no chance of being successful at ur interview.
Never give-up because opportunities will come to you, it is just a matter of when and how prepared you will be when it come.

I believe the govt is not doing things the way it should be done, the original idea of setting up polytechnics was to develop technically inclined minds into independent and self sustaining individuals in other words to help them think deeper and clearer. Those studying technical courses e.g computer engineering, Mech Eng, Elect Eng. etc should be given start-up loans/capital to enable them set up their personal workshop and become employers of labor.
I feel u my brother