Life of a Nigerian Graduate

Where do I begin my story from?
It all started as a diligent student, focus and determined to graduate with a good grade so as to have an easy life.

My mum would always advice me then "Tosin if you can work towards graduating with a good result getting a job would be easy".

I remembered the sleepless nights, daily tutorials, times I would have to use my feeding allowance to buy books and materials that are relevant to my field of study just to achieve my aim of success.

It all began in June 6th 2015, a new beginning of my life. It was my convocation day. My mum had called me the previous week to ask what I wish for her to prepare for my friends who would be attending the program, I could feel the excitement on phone. I remembered me replying her on the phone, "mum I don't want fish o, please help me buy chicken and prepare little rice because I won't be inviting much people, thanks mum!"

I knew she was proud of me, I have heard her gist among her friends about her son being the first to graduate with a second class upper within her family but more importantly I was proud of myself.

Almost two years now, I have attended more than 20 interviews, written aptitude exams, traveled to 4 different states all in a bid to get myself a good job, but at the end I was always turned down all because a 25 years old graduate like me did not have 2 to 5years working experience.

What then is the reward of hard work and academic excellence?
I have never for once regretted nor blame anyone, not even the government.

I have always learnt in Life that "no matter how hard you find it to move, or the pace at which you move, just make sure your direction is forward. Surely one day you will get there".

Economics graduate
Second Class Upper

Experience: Worked under the students employment scheme with my University as a student office assistant, from my 200 till final year.

08151191348

Just in case I find favour.

God will see you through Brother... It is well with your soul

My dear the huzzling continue until you reach your target. God will see you through.

DrySeed:
Life of a Nigerian Graduate

Where do I begin my story from?
It all started as a diligent student, focus and determined to graduate with a good grade so as to have an easy life.

My mum would always advice me then "Tosin if you can work towards graduating with a good result getting a job would be easy".

I remembered the sleepless nights, daily tutorials, times I would have to use my feeding allowance to buy books and materials that are relevant to my field of study just to achieve my aim of success.

It all began in June 6th 2015, a new beginning of my life. It was my convocation day. My mum had called me the previous week to ask what I wish for her to prepare for my friends who would be attending the program, I could feel the excitement on phone. I remembered me replying her on the phone, "mum I don't want fish o, please help me buy chicken and prepare little rice because I won't be inviting much people, thanks mum!"

I knew she was proud of me, I have heard her gist among her friends about her son being the first to graduate with a second class upper within her family but more importantly I was proud of myself.

Almost two years now, I have attended more than 20 interviews, written aptitude exams, traveled to 4 different states all in a bid to get myself a good job, but at the end I was always turned down all because a 25 years old graduate like me did not have 2 to 5years working experience.

What then is the reward of hard work and academic excellence?
I have never for once regretted nor blame anyone, not even the government.

I have always learnt in Life that "no matter how hard you find it to move, or the pace at which you move, just make sure your direction is forward. Surely one day you will get there".

Economics graduate
Second Class Upper

Experience: Worked under the students employment scheme with my University as a student office assistant, from my 200 till final year.

08151191348

Just in case I find favour.

Welcome to Naija
Lalasticlala Mynd44

Why do most graduate of economics find it hard to get jobs. My kid bro who is a second class upper graduate is in the same dilenma. Hot brain. Yet no job. I know other economic graduates too in the quandry

DrySeed:
Life of a Nigerian Graduate

Where do I begin my story from?
It all started as a diligent student, focus and determined to graduate with a good grade so as to have an easy life.

My mum would always advice me then "Tosin if you can work towards graduating with a good result getting a job would be easy".

I remembered the sleepless nights, daily tutorials, times I would have to use my feeding allowance to buy books and materials that are relevant to my field of study just to achieve my aim of success.

It all began in June 6th 2015, a new beginning of my life. It was my convocation day. My mum had called me the previous week to ask what I wish for her to prepare for my friends who would be attending the program, I could feel the excitement on phone. I remembered me replying her on the phone, "mum I don't want fish o, please help me buy chicken and prepare little rice because I won't be inviting much people, thanks mum!"

I knew she was proud of me, I have heard her gist among her friends about her son being the first to graduate with a second class upper within her family but more importantly I was proud of myself.

Almost two years now, I have attended more than 20 interviews, written aptitude exams, traveled to 4 different states all in a bid to get myself a good job, but at the end I was always turned down all because a 25 years old graduate like me did not have 2 to 5years working experience.

What then is the reward of hard work and academic excellence?
I have never for once regretted nor blame anyone, not even the government.

I have always learnt in Life that "no matter how hard you find it to move, or the pace at which you move, just make sure your direction is forward. Surely one day you will get there".

Economics graduate
Second Class Upper

Experience: Worked under the students employment scheme with my University as a student office assistant, from my 200 till final year.

08151191348

Just in case I find favour.

Pm me

caleboxylic:

Pm me

I have done so sir, I am still yet to see your reply

StephDamielola:
God will see you through Brother... It is well with your soul

Amen

serverconnect:
My dear the huzzling continue until you reach your target. God will see you through.

Amen

[quote author=DrySeed post=56252794]

I have done so sir, I am still yet to see your reply [/quote

Check your mail.

DrySeed:
Life of a Nigerian Graduate

Where do I begin my story from?
It all started as a diligent student, focus and determined to graduate with a good grade so as to have an easy life.

My mum would always advice me then "Tosin if you can work towards graduating with a good result getting a job would be easy".

I remembered the sleepless nights, daily tutorials, times I would have to use my feeding allowance to buy books and materials that are relevant to my field of study just to achieve my aim of success.

It all began in June 6th 2015, a new beginning of my life. It was my convocation day. My mum had called me the previous week to ask what I wish for her to prepare for my friends who would be attending the program, I could feel the excitement on phone. I remembered me replying her on the phone, "mum I don't want fish o, please help me buy chicken and prepare little rice because I won't be inviting much people, thanks mum!"

I knew she was proud of me, I have heard her gist among her friends about her son being the first to graduate with a second class upper within her family but more importantly I was proud of myself.

Almost two years now, I have attended more than 20 interviews, written aptitude exams, traveled to 4 different states all in a bid to get myself a good job, but at the end I was always turned down all because a 25 years old graduate like me did not have 2 to 5years working experience.

What then is the reward of hard work and academic excellence?
I have never for once regretted nor blame anyone, not even the government.

I have always learnt in Life that "no matter how hard you find it to move, or the pace at which you move, just make sure your direction is forward. Surely one day you will get there".

Economics graduate
Second Class Upper

Experience: Worked under the students employment scheme with my University as a student office assistant, from my 200 till final year.

08151191348

Just in case I find favour.

Check your yahoo mail.

Just don't give up man

Better go and teach and gain experience

I am in a similar situation. I studied Economics, graduated with second class upper (4.36/5.00CGPA), and also an Accounting Technician (AAT), ACA in view.
Email: olusolataiwo11@yahoo.com
Telephone: 08082548909

God will favour you

Keep hustling... By Gods grace u will suceed

StephDamielola:
God will see you through Brother... It is well with your soul

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