mrolododo:

Am using this opportunity to ask for candid opinion concerning which country in the world can an average Nigeria graduate get a job

The above statement might look or sound funny and myopic, but i just want everybody to contribute positively especially does of you presently abroad and does that have experience in hustling life abroad.

I have being moving around the Traveling section of this forum and all i can say is that, it seems as if there no places in the world for we Nigeria graduate both home and abroad.

why ?
why ?
why ?

with my Bsc in Business Management, and some professional certificate, i have attend over 28 interview with few success as marketer on commission which has drained me to the extend of me thinking of joining a friend that is into fraudulent business but i thank GOD i did not because the guy will not be spending this Christmas at home.


What brought these out is the fact that i have determined that enough is enough i will travelllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

i just need your constructive input.

x-fire:

You claim to have attended over 28 interviews with little or no success. Your write-up is full of grammatical blunders. Maybe the reason you have been failing in those interview was your poor/inadequate knowledge of both spoken and written English. Please work on English proficiency and re-apply for jobs in Nigeria. I'm sure you will be successful. Cheers

x-fire:

You claim to have attended over 28 interviews with little or no success. Your write-up is full of grammatical blunders. Maybe the reason you have been failing in those interview was your poor/inadequate knowledge of both spoken and written English. Please work on English proficiency and re-apply for jobs in Nigeria. I'm sure you will be successful. Cheers

imperiouxx:

@x-fire,

Yours isn't better than his and your comment worths nothing here.

mrolododo:

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I have being moving around the Traveling section of this forum and all i can say is that, it seems as if there no places in the world for we Nigeria graduate both home and abroad.

dasparrow:

@OP

As others have rightfully mentioned, you must get a resident/work permit. Don't even try to leave Nigeria if you don't have a work permit for the country you are heading too. In case you missed the memo, there is currently a world wide global economic recession. Even people with citizenships for the UK, USA et al are having it difficult securing a job, much less someone with no work permit. I mean, how do you plan to cope? How are you going to pay your bills? Why don't you use this little money you have to start a small business like selling food stuff such as garri, palm oil, maggi, etc. There are people abroad who have Masters degrees from american and british institutions and are driving taxi cabs due to the recession and lack of jobs. Humble yourself and start somewhere. I find it is still easier to make it in Nigeria than abroad especially now. Problem is, naija graduates all want white collar jobs. No one wants to get their hands dirty. Everyone wants to be an instant "oga" because they have a piece of paper stating that they graduated from a university. Things don't work like that anymore. Go into agriculture if you can or if you can cook, open a mama-put. Believe me, those people make money. There is absolutely no shame in earning an honest living. My 2 cents.

but those of you abroad aren't coming home and you keep saying things are not easy. why?