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How does someone "mistakenly" get pregnant pls? She was just walking around and accidentally and mistakenly fell on his erect magic stick right? Its just so clear the rich guys riches in the point of attraction here, for her and her family so she should follow her money hungry eyes and accept the rich guy, after all she is pregnant for him. |
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Mprepz:Thanks, but I need more information, like what it would cost to get it when I reach the hospital, who to contact when I reach the hospital and can they give a birth certificate to someone way above 18 years as well? |
Mprepz:Hello, please can you give me the details on how to get it at St. Luke's hospital? I'm presently in Uyo. Thanks. |
I learnt a lot! Thank you OP, Nairaland health section mods need to puch this up to homepage because Nigerians would gain from this. Sissy3 and dominique, do the needful. |
Drkul:Hey Drkul, sorry I'm posting this here, I saw an email notification from you, I checked my email but saw nothing, maybe you can resend it or something. Thanks. |
Mondisweets:Dude, your statement is so off point! Totally! |
EroticAngelina:LOL! "Them?" You are a lady as well, you can throw more light. |
I can't wait to find out what the ladies have to say about this as well. |
Olutola88, nice write-up, first and foremost I'd like to unequivocally agree that a 2:1 gives you an edge over the 2:2 graduates especially for shortlisting purposes. Most graduate trainee programs have a minimum of 2:1 as their requirement. But then I can tell you that for a graduate position which needs 5 people for the job, you would conveniently have up to 1,000 2:1 graduates applying, that's where the 2:1 needs something more striking to get you the job. Now to 2:2 graduates, I'd advise folks in this category to add a proven competency other than your 2:2 grade to make you shine in the eyes of an employer. I'd use myself as an example, I polished my writing skills, my diction and communication skills. Weeks before finishing NYSC, I wrote a proposal to a top multinational firm, attached my CV and a cover letter, I got an invite for an interview, just minutes into the interview the HR manager said... "I love your diction!" ...Your proposal was an excellent idea, I just wanted to hear you talk." And as you guessed right, I got the job! Mind you, I graduated with a 2:2 Apart from your 2:1 or 2:2, every employer respects "IDEAS" over a certificate. I have a very good job today because I sold an idea to my employer. Another option for 2:2 graduates is to add a professional certification to your certificate to give your CV some shine, go for Internationally recognised certifications in your profession, the likes of CISA, CISCO, NEBOSH, PMP, etc. If that's far reached you can go for certification from Nigerian Institutes, the likes of ICAN, Nigerian institute of Management, Chattered institute of Personnel Management and others. I bet you that a 2:2 with CISA or ORACLE 11g would beat a 2:1 graduate to a job. A 2:1 just gives you a better chance over the 2:2 graduates for the case of Graduate trainee programs, how many jobs do Graduate trainee programs offer? VERY FEW! And lastly, Dear OP- Olutola88, intuitively I'd assume the "88" in your username points to your year of birth, that makes you 26 at least by the end of this year, that's a big disadvantage for most graduates even if you had a 2:1, if you are a fresh graduate and seeking for a good job in a top private firm and your age has hit 26 your chances are VERY slim. That's the sad truth, I know a lot of folks with 2:1 who have suffered from this. My last words to everyone is this ...Hustle hard!! If you made 2:1 make sure it works for you, if you got a 2:2 acquire extra skills and competences to convince an employer that you are competent enough. All the best everyone! |

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