Golan007:


Personally, I don't think you are ready.

That's just my own opinion.

Someone else might think different.

arthurwillia:


Ok your opinion sha. You can shove it down your throat anyway

Golan007:


You see what I mean?

arthurwillia:


Nah my gee

You stated your opinion and I stated mine too! No need to be bitter
Just paid you back in your own currency bruh
Personally I think you can shove it up your a$$ also

Others might think otherwise

Golan007:


Be waiting for freebies.

Na so demand dey learn programming.

arthurwillia:


Lol if you go help help
If you no fit
Leave trash for lawma boss

Golan007:

Help you say wetin happen?

arthurwillia:


You never even help yourself
Lol
Adios

Golan007:

I have 4 laptops and 1 desktop computer.

FriendsAndFans:
Just like that, it's 7 years already! It's been rough! Very rough and tough but I give thanks to God. Life isn't always as we plan it... Life charts a different course of its own.
I have seen few folks doing ok with their wife (wives) and kids, I have seen folks who can barely stay afloat financially.

My eyes have seen a lot after NYSC. I have travelled far and wide with no roof just to attend interviews. At a point, I slept on the streets of Lagos job hunting and understood life the harsh way.

The last interview which I did and which got me this current job, I had to sleep on a bench in a market, and my bag was the pillow: because I got to the city around 11:52pm or so and my interview was the following morning. A City I knew no one in

An unknown folk in a known city earning sixty
It's a blessing

LikeAking:


Sixty Mila abai?

Madt!

U go make am.

Life na all about cnection and good information + the right environment.

Nothing like demons or village.

Build ur life around these 3 pillars and thank me latter.

Life functions on principles not the spiritual.

U never jam d right ppl, but keep working e go better.

FriendsAndFans:
Just like that, it's 7 years already! It's been rough! Very rough and tough but I give thanks to God. Life isn't always as we plan it... Life charts a different course of its own.
I have seen few folks doing ok with their wife (wives) and kids, I have seen folks who can barely stay afloat financially.

My eyes have seen a lot after NYSC. I have travelled far and wide with no roof just to attend interviews. At a point, I slept on the streets of Lagos job hunting and understood life the harsh way.

The last interview which I did and which got me this current job, I had to sleep on a bench in a market, and my bag was the pillow: because I got to the city around 11:52pm or so and my interview was the following morning. A City I knew no one in

An unknown folk in a known city earning sixty
It's a blessing

Crimpsy:
I hope u are now married,

Irrespective of not finding a job

arthurwillia:
2018
It’s 4 years already
Still dilly dallying
Mehn
I don tire for this life man
Someone do giveaway for me to buy system to learn software dev na

Crimpsy:
I hope u are now married,

Irrespective of not finding a job

Crimpsy:
I hope u are now married,

Irrespective of not finding a job

Crimpsy:
so because someone does not have a job,

So He/She should not get married

Don't u know, Age is no longer by his Side

FriendsAndFans:
Just like that, it's 7 years already! It's been rough! Very rough and tough but I give thanks to God. Life isn't always as we plan it... Life charts a different course of its own.
I have seen few folks doing ok with their wife (wives) and kids, I have seen folks who can barely stay afloat financially.

My eyes have seen a lot after NYSC. I have travelled far and wide with no roof just to attend interviews. At a point, I slept on the streets of Lagos job hunting and understood life the harsh way.

The last interview which I did and which got me this current job, I had to sleep on a bench in a market, and my bag was the pillow: because I got to the city around 11:52pm or so and my interview was the following morning. A City I knew no one in

An unknown folk in a known city earning sixty
It's a blessing

FriendsAndFans:
Just like that, it's 7 years already! It's been rough! Very rough and tough but I give thanks to God. Life isn't always as we plan it... Life charts a different course of its own.
I have seen few folks doing ok with their wife (wives) and kids, I have seen folks who can barely stay afloat financially.

My eyes have seen a lot after NYSC. I have travelled far and wide with no roof just to attend interviews. At a point, I slept on the streets of Lagos job hunting and understood life the harsh way.

The last interview which I did and which got me this current job, I had to sleep on a bench in a market, and my bag was the pillow: because I got to the city around 11:52pm or so and my interview was the following morning. A City I knew no one in

An unknown folk in a known city earning sixty
It's a blessing

victooman:
The way graduate paint this job of a thing one will think it is a way to financial heaven,,how much is the job even paying self,? most jobs will hardly give u 100k in a month, for seven years what business did u build, dont even tell me there is no finance because 19,800 Nysc was paying then is equivalent to the 33k corp member is receiving now, unless you are the one carrying all ur family problems during service year l dont know why a graduate should not strategies for life after school before finishing service,, l rounded up my service last year, l purposely work my way toward serving in a village so as to Augment my savings, l took a job in a private school were l was paid 7k for teaching 3 times in a week, my ppa paid me 2k this means l makes 42k in a village were both transportation and feeding are affordable,, l no flex, l no carry woman matter for head, l knew the family and the country am coming from so l discipline myself. l was saving 20k ever month and l use the rest of the 22k take care of myself,
After service year l had 220k as my savings because l did not save anything on my first allawee . Before rounding up, l called my friend in Abuja , he got a room of 50k for me ,l got matrass, bought food stuff and carpet.
Immediately after my p.o.p l relocated back to Abuja,, when l got there p.o.s was the perfect business that was on my mind, infact l was having less than 200k after expenses, so no money to even construct a kiosk talk more of renting a shop, l bought umbrella table and chair and look for a busy area , and boom business have started,, like play ,the first day l made 2500 naira and subsequently from October till today market bad e bad l go carry 3k go house, in most of the sales am sure of making at least 4-5k a day and this is because l don't have huge capital yet, if u start and fail it is understandable but most students and corpers will live like kings a forget they have nobody,, it hurts me when graduate lament of jobs,, you mustn't work for anybody to feed in this country.

victooman:
The way graduate paint this job of a thing one will think it is a way to financial heaven,,how much is the job even paying self,? most jobs will hardly give u 100k in a month, for seven years what business did u build, dont even tell me there is no finance because 19,800 Nysc was paying then is equivalent to the 33k corp member is receiving now, unless you are the one carrying all ur family problems during service year l dont know why a graduate should not strategies for life after school before finishing service,, l rounded up my service last year, l purposely work my way toward serving in a village so as to Augment my savings, l took a job in a private school were l was paid 7k for teaching 3 times in a week, my ppa paid me 2k this means l makes 42k in a village were both transportation and feeding are affordable,, l no flex, l no carry woman matter for head, l knew the family and the country am coming from so l discipline myself. l was saving 20k ever month and l use the rest of the 22k take care of myself,
After service year l had 220k as my savings because l did not save anything on my first allawee . Before rounding up, l called my friend in Abuja , he got a room of 50k for me ,l got matrass, bought food stuff and carpet.
Immediately after my p.o.p l relocated back to Abuja,, when l got there p.o.s was the perfect business that was on my mind, infact l was having less than 200k after expenses, so no money to even construct a kiosk talk more of renting a shop, l bought umbrella table and chair and look for a busy area , and boom business have started,, like play ,the first day l made 2500 naira and subsequently from October till today market bad e bad l go carry 3k go house, in most of the sales am sure of making at least 4-5k a day and this is because l don't have huge capital yet, if u start and fail it is understandable but most students and corpers will live like kings a forget they have nobody,, it hurts me when graduate lament of jobs,, you mustn't work for anybody to feed in this country.

HenryDion:


Keep waiting for grace until you end up six feet below. Religion have utterly destroyed you lots cognitive function.