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The comments on this thread are so funnny.
@ Akman & barry06: the truth is most pple dont actually read previous comments apart from the initial question before asking.
Just leave Nweke cp cos d dude has actualy decorated most topics in job vacancies with adverts.

It seems you love the job you do and you want to build ur career there a bit before changing from the tone of the message. Your boss wants u to go for part-time because it is a more flexible way of learning and it suits the working class.
In that case u cud still try if u can get a part-time admission; which wud take a while to process and u need full concentration since u wont be recieving lectures daily. Remember, we face so many choices in life and to choose, u must weigh each cost with its benefits.
All the best.

My first ever mobile phone was Samsung C100 bought in March 2004. It was snatched during the Unilag riot in January 2005 and was replaced by the same Samsung C100. I used it o o o till June 30th 2009 after too much talk. . Now i've replaced it with nokia5800.
The Samsung C100 was and is still working fine. Now, who says Samsung is not rugged enough?

@ Mukina2--- even thou i cudnt insert ur quote.
Enuff ghosts on facebook nowadays. Pple u dont even knw or havent even seen , without pix suggesting to add u. I thot it was only hi5 that was like that.
Anyhow, but that doesnt prevent me from enjoying facebook.

Congratulations!!!.
Now that you have qualified, it's advisable you narrow ur search on ur type of structured organisation u would like to work in. For a start, u could visit their websites, go through newspapers or identified channels so that u dont post ur CV anyhow.
Once again, Congrats as u continue to build ur career.