| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by Nobody: 1:09pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
Flawlessangel:
hi fighal, where are u based? PH CITY... school in Benin tho... You into Music? |
| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by Flawlessangel(m): 1:13pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
Onexex:
This country self day mad me . After spending 5 years in uni and another year waiting for nysc . Now i am done no job . Even thr trade i learnt self . No customers . Cuss of dollar inflation ...
What next
OLUWA LO MO NEXT what do u sell |
| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by XaintJoel20: 1:14pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
bobo65:
Phone repair and engineering
Also laptop repair
It takes knowledge skills n experience
And e dey pay wella I actually learnt this. As a matter if fact, I am proficient and excellent in system's repair and maintenance, but the problem has been start up capital. How did you start? Your little advice could go a long way in helping me overcome this boredom and unemployment. Thanks... |
| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by Flawlessangel(m): 1:15pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
fighal:
PH CITY... school in Benin tho...
You into Music? yap. Thought u were in lag. You realise u eventually need to come down to lag right? Its afterall the entertainment capital of naija |
| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by Flawlessangel(m): 1:18pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
bobo65:
Learn a trade
,
Learn a skill
, develop it
Those are d most important ones
The way Nigeria is going, white collar jobs would be very few, it's just a matter of time
Spend less
Invest more
Skill pays very very well
Finished serving earlier this year and I thank God for blessing me with skills, it's been helping and those skills are? |
| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by bobo65(m): 1:55pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
XaintJoel20:
I actually learnt this. As a matter if fact, I am proficient and excellent in system's repair and maintenance, but the problem has been start up capital.
How did you start?
Your little advice could go a long way in helping me overcome this boredom and unemployment.
Thanks... Bro, everything in this world needs marketing Churches call it evangelism Service providers call it selling urself U need to start telling ppl what u do Iv met so many ppl on nl in technology section U can go to computer section, ppl state problems there Meet ppl bro I started by buying faulty phones and selling them. Was a lil wicked sha, will tell them there is no more solution then I'll buy it as scrap, fix n sell, (Abeg no do this one cos ur conscience go later judge u), Above all, be diligent, nowadays ppl give out my number and I get calls from ppl I don't know, they meet Me up, i fix their phones, get my pay The hustle is real bro 2 Likes |
| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by abduolaye(m): 2:20pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
Tnx u for such a wonderful presentation, I had learnt a lot from it..God bless |
| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by XaintJoel20: 2:30pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
bobo65:
Bro, everything in this world needs marketing
Churches call it evangelism
Service providers call it selling urself
U need to start telling ppl what u do
Iv met so many ppl on nl in technology section
U can go to computer section, ppl state problems there
Meet ppl bro
I started by buying faulty phones and selling them.
Was a lil wicked sha, will tell them there is no more solution then I'll buy it as scrap, fix n sell, (Abeg no do this one cos ur conscience go later judge u),
Above all, be diligent, nowadays ppl give out my number and I get calls from ppl I don't know, they meet Me up, i fix their phones, get my pay
The hustle is real bro Thanks a million. I am grateful. I will definitely apply these. Hope to testify soon... 1 Like |
| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by NigPatriot(m): 2:40pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
The losers mindset! It's always easy to run when the battle is tough, but the brave that leave legacies in life are the ones who do the needful. Thermodynamics:
First thing first LEAVE this jungle called Nigeria and get a life don't get married here and bring your precious unborn child to this useless country where the life of you and your family have little or no value. DON'T SUBJECT YOUR CHILDREN TO THE HARDSHIP YOU ARE FACING IN NIGERIA. NIGERIA HAS NO HOPE IN THE NEAREST FUTURE, THE ONLY SOLUTION IS TO RUN AWAY AND NEVER COME BACK.
AND TO ALL YOU OPTIMISTIC PEOPLE, STOP DECEIVING YOURSELF, NIGERIA IS TRULY NOT A PLACE TO STAY OR START A LIFE. SHE HAS NO HOPE OF IMPROVEMENT ONLY TREAT OF WAR AND HARDSHIP THAT'S THE TRUTH
....... GET OUT IF YOU CAN.......
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| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by Masculity(m): 3:15pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
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| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by baum1: 5:07pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
Dapromzy333:
NYSC (National Youth Service Corp) as we all know is a platform where graduates from different tertiary institution, come together for a year in various state to serve their father’s land. To some it is an interesting phenomenon while to others it’s like hell in a packaged form.
[
This article is not based on NYSC but on what happens after NYSC.
Some has finished their service year, while others will soon be through and then move on to the next phase of life. This means no more alert from Federal Pocket, PPA (Place of Primary Assignment) or the State Government, like it or not, this is a pure fact. But those that are extremely very lucky or those that are vigilant of the present economic trend in Nigeria will strive to success.
Those that will earnestly search for knowledge and opportunities will also succeed, those that know the dig dong search strategies will eventually find opportunities, those that are ambitious will find a lucrative business to do and those that are lazy will stay at home to realize when they are old . So which category will you belong to after your service year? Many Nigerian graduates still sit back at home or some even tend to join the labour market movement filled with millions of graduates who are also looking for the so called “White collar Job” which in turn is tantamount to unemployment among Nigerian youths.
Recently, out of the 13,000 applications received by Dangote group of companies for graduates executive truck drivers, there were 6 PhD. holders, 704 MSC and over 8,460 BSc holders, even though the company only needed 100 drivers, almost 13,000 were received mostly from graduates of reputable universities. More so, according to the federal ministry of labor and productivity, it was stated that the mandatory NYSC, more than 41% of Nigerian graduates are without employment. The Bureau for Statistics added that over 50% of youths in Nigeria are jobless, while the world bank puts the figure at 56% considering the country’s estimated population of about 167 million and 60 million jobless , these figures are alarming and poses a great threat to the economic growth and development of a Nation with the highest concentration of black people on earth.
To avoid being on the negative side of Nigeria situation after service year, there are some things you need to keep your self doing, which brings about the question, What next after service year?
1. DEVELOP YOURSELF
For the first few months after service, most will remain very idle and will have nothing doing. These first few months can be used in personal development of one’s self. Mentally, Physically, and in all ramification. Pick a skill and learn more about it, Pick up the books you have been procrastinating to read and read up. There are various books out there that can be used to develop yourself. From inspirational to spiritual to business and lots more. If already you have what you good at, you can as well develop on it.
2. LEARN A TRADE
Sounds awkward to the ears of someone that just finished service, right? As for me, it doesn’t. Learning a trade after NYSC does not deprive you of your integrity or speaks less of you. If you check the background of some of the top rice people in your locality or Nigeria at large, you will find out that they were into trade before they started making millions out of it. Learning a trade is not something to look down on, but an avenue to increase financially. It may be tiring and discouraging for some while after you start, but like the saying “Good things don’t come easily”, so while learning a trade also learn to also have an enduring spiritual.
3. CREATE A GOOD BUSINESS PLAN AND EXECUTE
Start up that dream business you have been nursing for long. Ben (surname withheld) did his service at NNPC towers Abuja, a very good place if you must ask me, a lot of connections and opportunities. Every month he got his “alawee” as popularly called amongst corp members, he bought clothes and shoes bags and fancy wrist watches just because he believed he needed to impress the other workers. Wrong motive I say because today he’s going through fasting and prayer just to get a job. While Daniel (Surname Withheld ) did his at a certain Ondo company, not well known and he even had issues with some months payments, but he saved up half of his allowance monthly and now he has his own functioning business. The difference between Ben and Daniel is that Daniel had a good plan laid down and a way of saving up to finance that plan from the general #19,800 all corp members receive monthly which he used to execute his plan.
4. FURTHER YOUR EDUCATION
To those of you who are the career driven types, you can decide to further your education by getting MSC (Masters) in the field of your choice. Search through accredited institutions before applying for your master’s program. Some will say no money to fund them. Common! there are lots of scholarship programs out there, if not full then half, you can just Google search through, apply and you might be lucky. It is okay to do your master’s degree program, but get this straight, if your sole purpose for doing masters is to get a high paying job, then you are heading for a shocker ‘cos guess what’? there are so many people with masters who are yet to get a job, talk less of good ones. So get certified in what you love and compliment it with something.
5. GET MARRIED
As funny as this may sound, it is so true and advisable for the female gender most especially. Getting married after your service year will save you from alot of stress and troubles, mostly financially and it will be a relieve to your father, as the responsibility of spending on you has been shifted to another man. Getting married after service year is a good thing and a way of serving time, instead of being idle or flirting around thereby wasting your precious time on people that don’t worth it.
CONCLUSION
Just before you finish your service year, ask yourself these questions:-
* What are my passionate about?
* What are my opportunities like?
* What skill do I possess.
When you answer these question correctly, then you have won 50% of the race.
Thanks. Drop your Comments.
http://solutionclass.com/forum2_theme_1123416.xhtml?tema=967 LOOOOOOOOOOOOOL |
| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by jojothaiv(m): 6:59pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
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| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by iamakeeno(m): 7:21pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
woow finally passing out tomorrow. shoutout to all batch B stream 1 amuwo copers Dapromzy333:
NYSC (National Youth Service Corp) as we all know is a platform where graduates from different tertiary institution, come together for a year in various state to serve their father’s land. To some it is an interesting phenomenon while to others it’s like hell in a packaged form.
[
This article is not based on NYSC but on what happens after NYSC.
Some has finished their service year, while others will soon be through and then move on to the next phase of life. This means no more alert from Federal Pocket, PPA (Place of Primary Assignment) or the State Government, like it or not, this is a pure fact. But those that are extremely very lucky or those that are vigilant of the present economic trend in Nigeria will strive to success.
Those that will earnestly search for knowledge and opportunities will also succeed, those that know the dig dong search strategies will eventually find opportunities, those that are ambitious will find a lucrative business to do and those that are lazy will stay at home to realize when they are old . So which category will you belong to after your service year? Many Nigerian graduates still sit back at home or some even tend to join the labour market movement filled with millions of graduates who are also looking for the so called “White collar Job” which in turn is tantamount to unemployment among Nigerian youths.
Recently, out of the 13,000 applications received by Dangote group of companies for graduates executive truck drivers, there were 6 PhD. holders, 704 MSC and over 8,460 BSc holders, even though the company only needed 100 drivers, almost 13,000 were received mostly from graduates of reputable universities. More so, according to the federal ministry of labor and productivity, it was stated that the mandatory NYSC, more than 41% of Nigerian graduates are without employment. The Bureau for Statistics added that over 50% of youths in Nigeria are jobless, while the world bank puts the figure at 56% considering the country’s estimated population of about 167 million and 60 million jobless , these figures are alarming and poses a great threat to the economic growth and development of a Nation with the highest concentration of black people on earth.
To avoid being on the negative side of Nigeria situation after service year, there are some things you need to keep your self doing, which brings about the question, What next after service year?
1. DEVELOP YOURSELF
For the first few months after service, most will remain very idle and will have nothing doing. These first few months can be used in personal development of one’s self. Mentally, Physically, and in all ramification. Pick a skill and learn more about it, Pick up the books you have been procrastinating to read and read up. There are various books out there that can be used to develop yourself. From inspirational to spiritual to business and lots more. If already you have what you good at, you can as well develop on it.
2. LEARN A TRADE
Sounds awkward to the ears of someone that just finished service, right? As for me, it doesn’t. Learning a trade after NYSC does not deprive you of your integrity or speaks less of you. If you check the background of some of the top rice people in your locality or Nigeria at large, you will find out that they were into trade before they started making millions out of it. Learning a trade is not something to look down on, but an avenue to increase financially. It may be tiring and discouraging for some while after you start, but like the saying “Good things don’t come easily”, so while learning a trade also learn to also have an enduring spiritual.
3. CREATE A GOOD BUSINESS PLAN AND EXECUTE
Start up that dream business you have been nursing for long. Ben (surname withheld) did his service at NNPC towers Abuja, a very good place if you must ask me, a lot of connections and opportunities. Every month he got his “alawee” as popularly called amongst corp members, he bought clothes and shoes bags and fancy wrist watches just because he believed he needed to impress the other workers. Wrong motive I say because today he’s going through fasting and prayer just to get a job. While Daniel (Surname Withheld ) did his at a certain Ondo company, not well known and he even had issues with some months payments, but he saved up half of his allowance monthly and now he has his own functioning business. The difference between Ben and Daniel is that Daniel had a good plan laid down and a way of saving up to finance that plan from the general #19,800 all corp members receive monthly which he used to execute his plan.
4. FURTHER YOUR EDUCATION
To those of you who are the career driven types, you can decide to further your education by getting MSC (Masters) in the field of your choice. Search through accredited institutions before applying for your master’s program. Some will say no money to fund them. Common! there are lots of scholarship programs out there, if not full then half, you can just Google search through, apply and you might be lucky. It is okay to do your master’s degree program, but get this straight, if your sole purpose for doing masters is to get a high paying job, then you are heading for a shocker ‘cos guess what’? there are so many people with masters who are yet to get a job, talk less of good ones. So get certified in what you love and compliment it with something.
5. GET MARRIED
As funny as this may sound, it is so true and advisable for the female gender most especially. Getting married after your service year will save you from alot of stress and troubles, mostly financially and it will be a relieve to your father, as the responsibility of spending on you has been shifted to another man. Getting married after service year is a good thing and a way of serving time, instead of being idle or flirting around thereby wasting your precious time on people that don’t worth it.
CONCLUSION
Just before you finish your service year, ask yourself these questions:-
* What are my passionate about?
* What are my opportunities like?
* What skill do I possess.
When you answer these question correctly, then you have won 50% of the race.
Thanks. Drop your Comments.
http://solutionclass.com/forum2_theme_1123416.xhtml?tema=967 |
| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by Samadonis: 8:31pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
Nigerian graduates who have not gone to service should please forget about it for now. Recession. I heard that in a school where 3000 names were submitted for mobilization, nysc picked 750 and thrown the remaining names somewhere. Please, what is now the hope of our Youths ?
If you have not seen your name, those are the likely reasons oooo. |
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| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by CountLorenzo: 9:45pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
Good points, realistic.......
If you are planning to apply to different companies, and wait for them to call you ..... then know that you need God, psychiatric attention, and a multitude of slaps.............
WISE UP FOLKS!!!!!!!!! |
| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by emsheddy(m): 9:59pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
Bishops10:
Immediately I saw this,I said.."This must be Madcow1"
guy werin Uniben do you??
Lwkm Honestly! I don laugh tire here! Madcow1 just made my night! 1 Like |
| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by Mollyallex(f): 1:10pm On Oct 06, 2016 |
vivaciousvivi:
Finding a job nko, abi is everyone now born to be entrepreneurs? 
E tire me o, I know entrepreneurship is good and all that but there are people who don't actually get a hang of it. Thanks @Op , tho I will appreciate if you or some other person could make a list of lucrative skills. |
| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by TheGuy5: 3:17pm On Oct 06, 2016 |
Make your own money! Train hard, work simple and smart! Become a smart Cellphone Technical support guru Skill is the capital you need! A book resource is yours to consult continuously; A seminar or workshop is time limited. Get the best trending book on Mobile phones and Tablets Repairs. See reviews by readers in the image. Available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, eBay etc Or click link below. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/9789534116?keywords=mobile%20phones%20and%20tablets%20repairs&pc_redir=T1&qid=1463153220&sr=8-8 |
| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by TheGuy5: 3:25pm On Oct 06, 2016 |
bobo65:
Phone repair and engineering
Also laptop repair
It takes knowledge skills n experience
And e dey pay wella Make your own money! Train hard, work simple and smart! Become a smart Cellphone Technical support guru Skill is the capital you need! A book resource is yours to consult continuously; A seminar or workshop is time limited. Get this best trending book on Mobile phones and Tablets Repairs including how to get started. See reviews by readers in the image. Available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, eBay etc Or click link below. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/9789534116?keywords=mobile%20phones%20and%20tablets%20repairs&pc_redir=T1&qid=1463153220&sr=8-8 
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| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by Thermodynamics(m): 11:27pm On Oct 06, 2016 |
NigPatriot:
The losers mindset!
It's always easy to run when the battle is tough, but the brave that leave legacies in life are the ones who do the needful.
You that possess a winner's mindset, in what way have you been able to change or affect Nigeria positively hmmm?. Stop fulling yourself, Nigeria is not going to change, a few brave Nigerian can't effect any visible change this is not a case of having a positive or winner's mindset. This is not a case of being motivational, this is reality. The ratio of good to bad in the society is 10 to 90%. NIGERIA IS NOT A PLACE TO STAY, IT IS NOT A HUMAN HABITAT THAT'S THE TRUTH. MR POSITIVE MINDSET, OGA INSPIRATIONAL SPEAKER |
| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by Nobody: 10:20am On Jun 05, 2017 |
nice one |
| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by Nobody: 9:38am On May 23, 2018 |
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| Re: 5 Things To Do After NYSC by donlet(m): 8:58pm On Aug 02, 2021 |
Dapromzy333:
NYSC (National Youth Service Corp) as we all know is a platform where graduates from different tertiary institution, come together for a year in various state to serve their father’s land. To some it is an interesting phenomenon while to others it’s like hell in a packaged form.
[
This article is not based on NYSC but on what happens after NYSC.
Some has finished their service year, while others will soon be through and then move on to the next phase of life. This means no more alert from Federal Pocket, PPA (Place of Primary Assignment) or the State Government, like it or not, this is a pure fact. But those that are extremely very lucky or those that are vigilant of the present economic trend in Nigeria will strive to success.
Those that will earnestly search for knowledge and opportunities will also succeed, those that know the dig dong search strategies will eventually find opportunities, those that are ambitious will find a lucrative business to do and those that are lazy will stay at home to realize when they are old . So which category will you belong to after your service year? Many Nigerian graduates still sit back at home or some even tend to join the labour market movement filled with millions of graduates who are also looking for the so called “White collar Job” which in turn is tantamount to unemployment among Nigerian youths.
Recently, out of the 13,000 applications received by Dangote group of companies for graduates executive truck drivers, there were 6 PhD. holders, 704 MSC and over 8,460 BSc holders, even though the company only needed 100 drivers, almost 13,000 were received mostly from graduates of reputable universities. More so, according to the federal ministry of labor and productivity, it was stated that the mandatory NYSC, more than 41% of Nigerian graduates are without employment. The Bureau for Statistics added that over 50% of youths in Nigeria are jobless, while the world bank puts the figure at 56% considering the country’s estimated population of about 167 million and 60 million jobless , these figures are alarming and poses a great threat to the economic growth and development of a Nation with the highest concentration of black people on earth.
To avoid being on the negative side of Nigeria situation after service year, there are some things you need to keep your self doing, which brings about the question, What next after service year?
1. DEVELOP YOURSELF
For the first few months after service, most will remain very idle and will have nothing doing. These first few months can be used in personal development of one’s self. Mentally, Physically, and in all ramification. Pick a skill and learn more about it, Pick up the books you have been procrastinating to read and read up. There are various books out there that can be used to develop yourself. From inspirational to spiritual to business and lots more. If already you have what you good at, you can as well develop on it.
2. LEARN A TRADE
Sounds awkward to the ears of someone that just finished service, right? As for me, it doesn’t. Learning a trade after NYSC does not deprive you of your integrity or speaks less of you. If you check the background of some of the top rice people in your locality or Nigeria at large, you will find out that they were into trade before they started making millions out of it. Learning a trade is not something to look down on, but an avenue to increase financially. It may be tiring and discouraging for some while after you start, but like the saying “Good things don’t come easily”, so while learning a trade also learn to also have an enduring spiritual.
3. CREATE A GOOD BUSINESS PLAN AND EXECUTE
Start up that dream business you have been nursing for long. Ben (surname withheld) did his service at NNPC towers Abuja, a very good place if you must ask me, a lot of connections and opportunities. Every month he got his “alawee” as popularly called amongst corp members, he bought clothes and shoes bags and fancy wrist watches just because he believed he needed to impress the other workers. Wrong motive I say because today he’s going through fasting and prayer just to get a job. While Daniel (Surname Withheld ) did his at a certain Ondo company, not well known and he even had issues with some months payments, but he saved up half of his allowance monthly and now he has his own functioning business. The difference between Ben and Daniel is that Daniel had a good plan laid down and a way of saving up to finance that plan from the general #19,800 all corp members receive monthly which he used to execute his plan.
4. FURTHER YOUR EDUCATION
To those of you who are the career driven types, you can decide to further your education by getting MSC (Masters) in the field of your choice. Search through accredited institutions before applying for your master’s program. Some will say no money to fund them. Common! there are lots of scholarship programs out there, if not full then half, you can just Google search through, apply and you might be lucky. It is okay to do your master’s degree program, but get this straight, if your sole purpose for doing masters is to get a high paying job, then you are heading for a shocker ‘cos guess what’? there are so many people with masters who are yet to get a job, talk less of good ones. So get certified in what you love and compliment it with something.
5. GET MARRIED
As funny as this may sound, it is so true and advisable for the female gender most especially. Getting married after your service year will save you from alot of stress and troubles, mostly financially and it will be a relieve to your father, as the responsibility of spending on you has been shifted to another man. Getting married after service year is a good thing and a way of serving time, instead of being idle or flirting around thereby wasting your precious time on people that don’t worth it.
CONCLUSION
Just before you finish your service year, ask yourself these questions:-
* What are my passionate about?
* What are my opportunities like?
* What skill do I possess.
When you answer these question correctly, then you have won 50% of the race.
Thanks. Drop your Comments.
http://solutionclass.com/forum2_theme_1123416.xhtml?tema=967 The best thing I can advice anyone to do after NYSC service is the move to Canada to do a master degree, work and study and secure a PR after graduation. Can is a good place to raise your kids and the schools there are top notch, Canadians are very welcoming and friendly people. Click on the link below to learn more about relocating to Canada through study visa without writing ielts. https://oladitidayo.com/relocate-to-canada-without-ielts-in-2021/Also, you don't need to pay tuition fee until you arrive in Canada. If you desire a bright and better future for yourself, don't wait for jobs that are not there after service. If you want to Mary, you can arrange for your wife to join you in Canada. Everything is so well structured and to your benefit |
