helinues:
Not only not having jobs, adding more kids while jobless

oboy81:

Some nigerians are hardwired yes deoends on the area.
The only Job i Could do atm is to teach, but the thought of teaching in A Nigerian Private Secondary School alone is Sad to me, i just Can't work there at all, at alllllll
The money i get from "german german" is still equivalent even higher than that

Chapter1vs6:
I survive writing for various blogs even though the pay is poor. Imagine writing 1 naira per word... 800words is equivalent to 800naira. Can you imagine the mental effort and time demanding such write up could be?? Yet, atimes after collection our write up, some will block us on whatsapp.

Christmas went just like that but I am hoping to get a gig, before new year... Make I fit buy Malt or very chilled coke. Man must survive

thats what fela called DOUBLE WHALAH FOR DEADI BODYI

AlwaysConfused:



Have you tried writing for foreign clients? Clients that are ready to pay you up to $50 per 1,000 words. Although that price is on the low side of the spectrum, it will be a big upgrade to your current pay of N1/word.

AlwaysConfused:

Have you tried writing for foreign clients? Clients that are ready to pay you up to $50 per 1,000 words.

Coldie:
I am extremely frustrated cause if lack of job but I keep trying cny best to survive. I tried travelling to Germany but the country is not trying.

I own a bar/lounge, a super market, a betting shop, a business centre and soon to be salon and laundry.

I am trying to manage so I can get a job but its not coming through especially if u come out with 2.2 I would apply for a masters program.

timothydgreat:

which one bi German German, mak boys follow do

jay169:

With all this you are still hoping for a job? Man you need financial education, look around.

Coldie:
I am extremely frustrated cause if lack of job but I keep trying cny best to survive. I tried travelling to Germany but the country is not trying.

I own a bar/lounge, a super market, a betting shop, a business centre and soon to be salon and laundry.

I am trying to manage so I can get a job but its not coming through especially if u come out with 2.2 I would apply for a masters program.

kings59:
There is no need to form online or on a social media, the truth is that I haven't gotten a job.

I reside in lagos, I do apply for jobs, but I haven't gotten any.

I just hope i get one.

I wish to work in a bank, to be a banker or work in a telecom company. Sincerely, I am very hard working, I don't joke with punctuality, i even work under stress. I font allow personal reasons to affect me.


I do pray also, with faith, prayers and being optimistic, I am gonna make it.

graduated 2015, served October 2016 - Nov 2017.

I hope 2020 would bring good news.

Liposure:
Abeg who dey stay 4 ota

herzernIsHere:

Are you fuçking kidding me?

Bros, how many mouths you dey feed?

Skinnienigga:

I dey Ota oh.

Coldie:
I am extremely frustrated cause if lack of job but I keep trying cny best to survive. I tried travelling to Germany but the country is not trying.

I own a bar/lounge, a super market, a betting shop, a business centre and soon to be salon and laundry.

I am trying to manage so I can get a job but its not coming through especially if u come out with 2.2 I would apply for a masters program.

Mrshape:


A bar at least #50k a supermarket at least #100k a betting shope at least #100k a business center at least #50K, and if laundry add to it at least #100 profit total #400K all this can be running without your physical presence.

And you still day look for state, fG job?
Is like you village people just bought a new sound system with high grade speaker.

herzernIsHere:

What he (the guy you quoted) meant by "Jama Jama" are : temporary jobs that are not sustainable. Example is a contract job for transporting materials or something else.

These jobs are not consistent but when they come, they take care of feeding.

nanaman:
The problem most of us (youths) have is that, we wait till we graduate before we decide the next step. It is better you check your strengths and weekness while in school and build on it.

Like someone put up there, I am jack of all trade. While in school, I bought the thumb print gadget here on NL, got a sincere guy that sold Jamb recharge cards and viola, I stated registration for regularization. My own was even the cheapest and I was close to so many students. I raked in good cash.

I later realized, my people are lazy, I capitalize on that to start doing group assignments, projects and the likes. Till date, I still get contacted to do all these jobs while still hustling to get a job.

I also learnt travelling runs while I stayed in Lagos with a friend, and God has used me to get 8 people into US and Canada. I can call it luck but it worked due to mastering of some basic stuffs. In traveling, there are lots of hidden jobs if you're trustworthy. Till date, those folks abroad give me clients.

I learnt writing on NL. I did some little writings on NL. Still busy with some projects now. When am done with projects, I go back to writing.

I have done little buying and selling. I started with harddrives. I get it a cheap rate here and sell to students and lectures.

Presently, learning how to transcribe.

Op, lots of ways to survive as a youth. I would give you a joker that has been working for me all these while.

You see NL, it's full of many opportunities, check yourself and try to lay your hands to anything that you like. Check all the forums and see where you can learn. Don't rush and don't be hasty to make big money. It would come gradually at least to pay bills till you get a job and evem when you get one, it would continue to be a side hustle.

I can tell you that, I owe this platform alot. I have assisted few but I wish it was much bigger. Oneday, I would do something big to appreciate NL.

Hustle continues.

nanaman:
The problem most of us (youths) have is that, we wait till we graduate before we decide the next step. It is better you check your strengths and weekness while in school and build on it.

Like someone put up there, I am jack of all trade. While in school, I bought the thumb print gadget here on NL, got a sincere guy that sold Jamb recharge cards and viola, I stated registration for regularization. My own was even the cheapest and I was close to so many students. I raked in good cash.

I later realized, my people are lazy, I capitalize on that to start doing group assignments, projects and the likes. Till date, I still get contacted to do all these jobs while still hustling to get a job.

I also learnt travelling runs while I stayed in Lagos with a friend, and God has used me to get 8 people into US and Canada. I can call it luck but it worked due to mastering of some basic stuffs. In traveling, there are lots of hidden jobs if you're trustworthy. Till date, those folks abroad give me clients.

I learnt writing on NL. I did some little writings on NL. Still busy with some projects now. When am done with projects, I go back to writing.

I have done little buying and selling. I started with harddrives. I get it a cheap rate here and sell to students and lectures.

Presently, learning how to transcribe.

Op, lots of ways to survive as a youth. I would give you a joker that has been working for me all these while.

You see NL, it's full of many opportunities, check yourself and try to lay your hands to anything that you like. Check all the forums and see where you can learn. Don't rush and don't be hasty to make big money. It would come gradually at least to pay bills till you get a job and evem when you get one, it would continue to be a side hustle.

I can tell you that, I owe this platform alot. I have assisted few but I wish it was much bigger. Oneday, I would do something big to appreciate NL.

Hustle continues.

AlwaysConfused:

Can you link me to a good writing job?

Have you tried writing for foreign clients? Clients that are ready to pay you up to $50 per 1,000 words. Although that price is on the low side of the spectrum, it will be a big upgrade to your current pay of N1/word.

Nnaemiemax:


2020 would definitely be your year by the grace and mercy of God in Jesus name.

Brymo4all:

Please can you give me a writing job?
I'd really appreciate that.

nanaman:

Thank you Sir
My jobs are from internal caucus and friends (B. Sc and M. Sc) projects. The other is from Upwork and nairalanders. However, whenever I get one, I'd give you shot.