₦airaland Forum

atheistandproud:
E fit start to look like option now oh.

Dizzyish:
Please I need advice, any advice.
I graduated with a 3rd class in Chemistry from three years ago (I only blame myself for that) and after I finished my NYSC a year ago I just plunged into a depressive state in regards to my mistake (my education) and my future (career) sometimes breaking down in tears when I think of things I've taken for granted in my life.

I started working on myself a few months ago and I've made some progress I proud of but every now and then it's easy to be overwhelmed with self doubt.
I made a cv without work experience along with a cover letter a few days ago and applied for a few entry level jobs like graduate intern, sales, restaurant supervisor etc via jobberman and the companies email but I'm not too sure I'll be getting any calls from them.
I didn't come here to get sympathy just an honest advice or opinion on what to do.

Can I do a pgd in chemical engineering or just chemistry or pursue a business or computer/tech course, are there jobs I can get with my degree maybe to get skills and work experience?
I deeply appreciate any advice. Thank you.

Naijanascam:
Good one.....


.. northern money only circulates among the northern super Rich...... while the higher percentage of them are in poverty

My thought though

A001:
Hmmm. You're a fundamentalist/ahlu sunnah. Okay.

Rolings:
Revisionists
Everyone knew the ibo plan to subjugate other Nigerians and stood up against it..... your elites connived with your young soldiers to brutally murder leaders of other tribes while no single ibo leader was touched....Why wasnt any ibo leader murdered on 15 january 1966?.....until ibos accept this and apologise for this mistake , all revisionism will be countered with glaring facts

lastchild:
it's not true, no matter how you present yourself, the school you attended can bring down your rate.

that's just the Nigeria mentality, why do you think people run to Europe to study, despite that some schools in Europe can't be compared with "university of Ibadan" there's one in Belgium that their citizens mocks, but the moment a Nigerian graduated with 3rd class from such low rated University and comes back to Nigeria, automatically he supercedes a first class student in UI.

if you said you graduated from unilag, in their minds they'll always rate you higher than someone that graduated from "Nigerian international Atlantic something something university"

that's just the fact, no matter how you present yourself

so i advise people to go for notable universities, e get why

komodapson:
A State University you're not proud to mention...

Eeser:
You are right. Cause some professors from Harvard can't stand on the same podium with a university drop-out like Bill Gates.

maureensylvia:
Oh no!

*There's 2000bags of Soyabeans for pickup @345k.*

*Who's interested?*
Kano state

MALIGNANTGuest:
JIGAWA ROADS are too good.
And ABOKIs mal-utilize it to shorten their life span through unimaginable Formula One speed.

Cultism is perhaps one of the greatest problems confronting our tertiary institutions today in Nigeria. In recent years, this plague has assumed a frightening and deadly dimension. its spread to secondary (and even primary) schools in the country is enough to give every caring parent a cause to lose sleep.

The term "cult" has been defined somewhere as "a group of people engaged in a form of ritual usually under oath, binding the members to a common cause". Such group of individuals operate covertly in furtherance of their objective which is usually detrimental to the interest of others.

Infact, a cult is a group of people which places a secondary need in the position of a primary need. In other words, any group of people that places emphasis on secret initiation or rituals for the purpose of group-help, group protection but whose activities are clandestine in nature is a cult.

One major problem is the lack of proper moral education by the parents which contributes largely to the quality of products turned over to the universities by primary and secondary schools. Universities are for men and women of quality. It is an institute for learning and character.

Who or how can we stop this cultism plague