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Paulipopor: I understand totally what you're saying. If you read my thoughts thoroughly you'll note that the idea is to do things differently. Do it your own way, away from the "normal" way of doing it.
Towards the last paragraphs I said you could start communicating with an insider. You can get to meet an insider on LinkedIn.

Paulipopor: The next logical step after schooling (or NYSC for Nigerian graduates) is to get a job. This is usually not the case for most job-seekers. Many of them have to wait from between one to ten years before landing a "good" job.

Personally for me I don't believe there are no jobs. The challenge most time is how to get the available jobs. The truth is that people get new jobs everyday. People are promoted everyday and the posts they leave behind are still vacant. Businesses are being registered on a daily basis (na spirits dem employ?).

After establishing the fact that their are jobs, the next thing is to have a plan and a definite strategy. You must understand that the conventional way of getting a job will not work for everybody. Your chances in the conventional ways are limited because of the population of people looking for the same thing you're looking for. Some even have better qualifications than you. That's why you need to strategize!

How to plan and strategize?

The economy is divided into sectors/industries, these industries are sub-divided into firms. What you studied might not be found in every firm (unlike accounting or IT). So you have to identify the firms that need your skills. Get the details of these firms, their names, location, what they do etc. This information will guide your approach. Prepare a good CV and cover letter. Don't wait for them to ask you for your CV. Don't send soft copy only. These companies receive thousands of CV online daily. Go to the company PHYSICALLY.

Don't give your CV and Covet Letter to the "gatemen"/security, not the receptionist not even the HR (in some cases). Try and get it to a top management staff, or a P.A to the MD. You can get to meet a top person who works there on LinkedIn.

The idea is to get their attention at all cost. This will land you an invite. The other process of test, series of interviews, etc, you'll also need to be well prepared.

I challenge you today, go and make a difference. Get that dream job. Don't reduce your expectations.


Shalom!

http://paulipopor..com/2013/09/how-to-get-your-dream-job.html?m=1

Chrisvicmall: We would highly appreciate if you can tell us the day the issue was solved, the person that gave you the information. You can send it to our email so that we can contact the person directly.

Supposing that the issue has been cleared as claimed here (http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/customs-re-opens-nahco-sahcol-warehouses/158908/), it is almost impossible for you to receive the goods the same day. There should be some sort of clearance, repacking and other things. If the news is correct, then from estimate your product should be ready any moment from next week

Expecting your reply

r231: That's what happen when you deal with bootleg back door companies........I bet they are part of the problem that affect everybody else

Dehley: @ cvm
What has been the problem? Am yet to receive my product since last month. My tracking number is 376720150622. I need ur urgent response.

Guitarlife: The faculty is broke most times. Coupled with the greed of Lecturers, you are even expected to drop some incentives for your non performing and mostly lazy supervisors for doing nothing. They know they got you by the balls so their ain't Shiite you can do. Its a terrible experience bro. Don't even think about doing a Ph.D in Naija. My two pence.

Guitarlife: PGD Education? That's a fallacy. Of course you will enrol for a master programme and then a Ph.D programme. I advise you to pursue further degree abroad if you have the means. Whatever you do, never you embark on a Ph.D programme in Nigeria. You will end up frustrated, disillusioned, depressed and worst of all you will not learn anything in the six or more years you ma spend pursuing the degree. I am rounding up my M.ENG in a Nigerian University so I am giving you first hand info.
But then, maybe its just engineering that has issue sha.

busuyem: Pls house, who else received the interview invitation for Private College of Health Technology, Ajase-Ipo in Kwara state. Pls, does anyone knw the place?

Yorubest: We already know this

The sad thing is that the governors of their states are failing them and all the 40million of them want to be in Lagos

venorite: _{BizBloke: Here's to the young man who called me this morning about powerbanks (2600mah): http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Newest-Perfume-2600mAh-Portable-Mini-USB-External-Mobile-Power-Bank-Battery-For-Smart-Mobile-Phone-Power/715904_1002704231.html this is my item....}
This is my item

Akjerry: from info i gathered about that power bank.
there is that of solar and electric. .

also comes in different prices
and grade

Soyedele1: Go for 20000mAh

Dehley: Hello house and a happy sunday to you all, I am here to inquire the type of power banks to source for on aliexpress as I have been getting different capacity ranging from 12000ahm to 30000ahm. Please I await your anticipated response. Thanks

pekelepekele: Ladies and gentlemen we have won . There is no better way to start a day

martcrown: I intend studying cancer research and molecular biochemistry, is there anyone on this forum with similar interest?