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Be calm bro don't be tired write more cv. Send around. One thing I will encourage you to never do is looking down on useful. Or giving up there are still chances on you hitting a good job. Don't know your course of study anyway but there is still hope. Why not try banks, see writ more CV distribute no fear. Enter anywhere submit

Tryingtowin:
As I type this, I am tired, sick and frustrated with my life. I graduated in 2021 with a first class result. Fast forward to December 2023 I am yet to land a good job. I have been struggling with some little side hustle just to make ends meet.

I am just 23 but I am beginning to feel like a failure. To make matters worst, I just relocated to Lagos thinking I will be able to get a job here but all I have come across is teaching jobs paying less than #40,000 per month.

I am tired and sick of everything. Any advice or help with will be appreciated.

Mynd44 lalasticlala

Most Schools would gladly retain their first class graduates in the system. Only those that got juicy appointments don't take up that offer.
If your school has the offer please go and take it.
But if your school don't have such offers approach high institutions (especially private as they can employ you immediately) in and around Lagos and Ogun I'm sure you will get an appointment soon.

First class no be beans and it pains me whenever I see first class graduates struggle unnecessarily, they shouldn't except if they are the ones refusing to take up opportunities and in which case they have themselves to blame

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