Anonymous Account here..

Studied Production Engineering.

Interned at an IOC as a subsea operations engineer for a DW asset...

Exposed me to Oil and Gas industry more importantly I understood working in a multi cultural environment (very important).

Currently work as a corrosion engineer in another IOC..

Ciao



Some mo.ro.ns are here saying studying mechanical engineering in Nigeria is a waste of time..

Those are the folks who couldn't find jobs



Dont listen to them ooh..

Engineering is 99% operations and maintenance...

A lot of Nigerian trained engineers design wonderful stuff and work at the highest levels of engineering..

Engineering is a skill set, you can learn even from the comfort of your chair at home..University is just to set the environment..

Even in the US, there is a huge gap between industry and practice, which is why most companies will take you through a graduate program so that you can gain some scope as to what is necessary..

School is just to teach you how to develop a problem solving mindset ...

Capish...

I wont be replying DMs as I will losing this account shortly..

Bye!