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Congratulation to all admited student WELCOME TO citadel of knowledge

Dopeyomi:
you no see me abi




Na babe you dey chase: -/

leav am oooo #winks

kaycodes:
The trick is to start early. You still got time, how passionate are you about cars, can you drive? It's not about having a fancy idea of what you wanna do, you must be really into it.

As a student of mechanical engineering, you're in the right path, academic wise. When you go for your IT, visit an automobile shop, I mean like a mechanic shop. If you get the opportunity to do your IT in a top notch automobile company, then you're very lucky but if not, then our local Kazeem's won't be a bad idea either. Now you have to couple your practical study with online resources. Learn the basics, and then apply your engineering knowledge to solving problems. Now if you spend one year, at a mechanic's workshop, you would have gained valuable knowledge and skills. If you visit automobile blogs, sites, and get books on engine repairs to add to your knowledge, you would have learnt what an average roadside mechanic would learn in 3yrs.

By leveraging your engineering knowledge and your Internet skills, and your practical traininig, you would already be ahead of your course mates that went to a fancy company where they never did anything of real importance.

Study about various cars, and know what makes them different, their pros and cons etc. The key to becoming the best in any industry is by learning your craft. People will pay for what you know, but you must learn, learn and learn.

God bless you sir am very greatful

Wuminity:
am gud

good to hear babe

kaycodes:
Again I reiterate, skills matter more.

I don't understand what people mean by having long legs, in my job search I discovered two important factors.

Experience counts a whole lot
Networking is very essential.

Securing the first job is usually where the challenge is, but securing experience is quite easy.

I don't know the industry you work in, so let me not speculate, but if you're still a student, irrespective of how wonderful your results are, start learning some real life practical application of your choosen field. Develop the needed skills in your choosen job/profession.

Network and get to know people within the industry and human resources field.

What people refer to as "Long Leg" is actually a very vital part of job searching, ignore it at your own peril. It's actually called networking.

I got a friend who just got a job in a multinational firm through someone she met at a seminar who she didn't know from Adam.

We keep having this stereotype of how things work, and dish out advices we have absolutely no idea about, that's my point here (Misconceptions).

Let me paint a scenario here as an example.

A young graduate with a fantastic result, keeps applying for positions within the customer service industry, now this graduate has anger issues, and has failed to work on it over the years. After passing all the written tests and exams he/she gets to the interview stage, and knowing our Nigerian HR personnel with their knack for trying to corner you he is asked a very annoying question (remember he is applying for CUSTOMER SERVICE) he gets pissed and gives the reply that might be expected in such scenario. He will loose the opportunity, because he lacks the NEEDED soft skills.

I am very confident that results play a minimum role these days in regards to your earning potential. Once you are willing to start from somewhere and gain experience 2.1 2.2 3rd class soon becomes rather irrelevant. It's all a matter of time.

Now to those who came out with 3rd class and 2.2, listen everyone will tell you to give up, some might even tell you to go back and write Jamb, listen to them at your own peril.
What you must understand at this point is that the system will never give you a chance, rather you need to find a way around the system.

People will pay you for the value you bring, find a way to add value to yourself, and you will find a way out.

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GOD BLESS YOu sir, YOU said it all. Pls sir what advice can YOU give me i study mechanical engineering in one of great polytechnic goin to ND2,i intend to go into automobile engineering as a career sir what advice can YOU give me to make my dream come to pass thou i have no skill experience yet i will be glad to your respond

Wuminity:
smile.... am gud too. and aw as bin ur papers?

I THANK GOD, what of YOU?

Wuminity:
engineer na wa for u o.... suo! u no dey ask of person, anyway aw av u been?

my dearest NLbabe not dat i don't ask of YOU nah busy tnz, i'm fine nd YOU?

umaryusuf:
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I wish All aspirant best of luck #rep mechanical engineering main campus

my great brothers and sisters,pls who has any
idea about the format or style
for leylandtech acedemy I.T (SIWES)
entrance test questions ? I study mechanical engineerng.I would be glad for ur kindly response.my brother xfire and others.

follow ur heart desire GOD WIL LEAD U BY HIS GRACE

kipesco:
Currently, I am a member of Rivers State Polytechnic. The school is nice and lessons are taught well. But practically, they are not as good as I have supposed so I want to know any other school who are good in Civil Engineering....

THE POLYTECHNIC OF IBADAN

Good day sir/ma,i'm a student of THE POLYTHECNIC OF IBADAN i need a place (be it production company) to do my siwes(4 month) programme that will start on october.i study mechanical engineering,i live in ibadan.experience is what i after,i would be glad for ur kindly response and opinion sir/ma my email is akindowaledayo@gmail.com

Good day sir/ma,i'm a student of THE POLYTHECNIC OF IBADAN i need a place (be it production or motor company) to do my siwes(4 month) programme that will start on october.i study mechanical engineering,i live in ibadan.experience is what i after,i would be glad for ur kindly response and opinion sir/ma my email is akindowaledayo@gmail.com

Good day sir/ma,i'm a student of THE POLYTHECNIC OF IBADAN i need a place (be it production or motor company) to do my siwes(4 month) programme that will start on october.i study mechanical engineering,i live in ibadan.experience is what i after,i would be glad for ur kindly response and opinion sir/ma my email is akindowaledayo@gmail.com

hw can i use tourc light for ds phone

d phone is superb,bt d sim1 is 4 mtn sim only,any bodi wht mtn imei 2gb?

Good day sir/ma,i'm a student of THE POLYTHECNIC OF IBADAN i need a place (be it production company) to do my siwes(4 month) programme that will start on october.i study mechanical engineering,i live in ibadan.experience is what i after,i would be glad for ur kindly response and opinion sir/ma my email is akindowaledayo@gmail.com

canxbluest:
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**I currently have lost my usb cord for my blackberry so i cant do it myself. Thanks to anyone willing to help.

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eraly:
U dnt even tell us d phone u ar using. Hw do u expect us to help?

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Donjcco:
pls help with ur phone imei

use ds imei 358265012799638

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