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madridsta007: If what you claimed he did, the whole charges thing, actually brought more improved power supply to Nigerians as millions of Nigerians claim, then better. You must understand that open-minded Nigerians do not care much about what you do internally engineering and maintenance-wise, all they want is ELECTRICITY.

The USA and UK, we all want to travel to because of their steady power supply, you should realise that the residents there actually PAY for their light. They don't get it free- unless you are unfortunate to be on some government benefits.

Yomieluv: Its a case of profit maximization,cartel formation,and high level of corruption.don't be surprise that the DG of NYSC might be involved in it too. During my time,the NYSC kit was nothing to write home about.

Aloodunayo: Tonto dikeh should have made the list.
....Sorry to say this but mode9 should be in number 1 he is underground and to me he is still an upcoming

Jarus: Nice one. A few more tips:

What are your salary expectations?

-If interviewing for an experienced poistion, ensure you do your research and have idea about what is the pay for similar position in the company, then top it up with few millions. E.g you're going for an interviewfor supervisory position and your research shows supervisors in that coy earn 5-7m pa. You can make a request for 8-10m depending on other factors like special quality you have, where you're coming from and observed desperation of the employer. At the end of the negotiation, you may get up to 6-8m.

-If entry level, you hardly have control over the pay, so you mmay have a response like this:

'As a responsible and well structured organization, I believe you have in place a remuneration structure and I know I will be fairly paid based on where I fit in".

But if pressed further to state a sum, you can give a range based on what you know entry level staff earn there and probably add 1 or 2 millions. E.g you know entry levels there earn 2.5m, you can say 'anything between 3-4m should be fair enough'

teniyi: John, David, Zachary! Evil in christiandom.
Bad lesson from the bible.

obo_man: Everything shouldn't be about the money..... You become graduate to earn a career, not a living.... A career is lifelong, and I don't think being a truck driver is the reason why people go to university....


That being said, should I attack Dangote for providing a means of livelihood for people? NO

I will surely blame the government......


Nigeria's main problems are 3, that can easily be tackled...... If we solve the problem of electricity, roads and security, we are on the right track. I have recently just left University like most of these graduates, and want to start an Ice-cream business. I have already made contacts, thanks to mobile technology, now I need good roads to transport my raw materials and finished goods in and out of my factory. I also need constant electricity to run my gadgets.

I have neither good roads nor constant electricity. Now I need to buy generator, and now I need to constantly fuel my generator...... Look at them huge costs used to start up businesses in 9ja.....I'm entrepreneurial, my parents could easily raise me capital, but I need my government to do her bit.


If we could protest against fuel hike as a People, I don't know why we can't tell our government to fix electricity within three months or we all go on strike indefinitely.

Soldiers, Police, teachers, everyone..... We invade National House of Assembly and camp there until our demands are met........


Constant Electricity alone can reduce unemployment in Nigeria by 30%.

Logicboy03: Nigerians can hate but things are changing!


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