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mickey45:Exactly brother. God help us all. |
How many times will I see this today on FP |
Shekau, are they trying to promote insurgency. He would be somewhere smiling if he sees his name on that list. God help Nigeria. |
Miss Sudan is the prettiest. Miss Ivory Coast. She is a Nigerian from Akwa Ibom. Miss Togo is hideous even with makeups |
Ok |
I see new job opportunities. Be wise. |
I will get married soon. Just chill |
Ooh. Those days when we read at the LT. We call it jacking. Missed the great Uniben. |
For every rumour, there could be a little fact. Let's wait and see till after May 29. |
I remember my Nokia N70. Then I was seen as one of the biggest boys in ss3. Those days we used inferred to transfer files. Deep down I want those days back but life is changing so we gotta change too else we fizzle out. |
Raalsalghul:I will add you immediately. |
Raalsalghul:Thanks. Wish you all the best in life. |
Thanks Sir |
Hello, I'm E.Martins. just want to share this article I wrote. It might come in handy We all are so freaked by the nysc scheme. We just can't wait to put on that grey khaki and take pictures. Yes, so much fun awaits us. I am earnestly waiting for that day. Camp resumes on 5th of May. I would be a year older exactly that day too. In anticipation of service, one thing baffles me. After NYSC what next? I have seen graduates over the years who complain of no jobs. I have seen a very intelligent student become a bike rider. So many stories that are unpleasant to the ear. Well I'm sure ours won't be like that. Now back to the topic. How can we face the challenges after nysc. I tried my best to figure out some things to keep your head afloat. * First, try and make a lot of good friends. Collect contacts and build a good network. * developed yourself. Learn a new skill. Remember, no knowledge is lost. * be positive. * advertise yourself. Tell people you need a job. Don't be ashamed to do it. Create a complementary card and give it to people. You never know who might help you. *never give up. Just keep trying. You first job interview might be so bad but don't give up on yourself. * if by now, you have not prepared your CV you can start now. Seek professional advice from your senior colleagues. * have an open mindset. Think outside the box. Don't feel because you studied petroleum engineering so you must work in an oil company. Sometimes life can take a turn. Any course you study can lead you to any field. An engineer can end up becoming a bank manager. And if you don't get a job, start a business. you will excel * be prudent. Don't lavish your money. Save and invest it. Wish myself and everyone reading this article a successful life ahead. E.Martins. |
AFTER NYSC, WHAT NEXT? Hello, I'm E.Martins. just want to share this article I wrote. It might come in handy We all are so freaked by the nysc scheme. We just can't wait to put on that grey khaki and take pictures. Yes, so much fun awaits us. I am earnestly waiting for that day. Camp resumes on 5th of May. I would be a year older exactly that day too. In anticipation of service, one thing baffles me. After NYSC what next? I have seen graduates over the years who complain of no jobs. I have seen a very intelligent student become a bike rider. So many stories that are unpleasant to the ear. Well I'm sure ours won't be like that. Now back to the topic. How can we face the challenges after nysc. I tried my best to figure out some things to keep your head afloat. * First, try and make a lot of good friends. Collect contacts and build a good network. * developed yourself. Learn a new skill. Remember, no knowledge is lost. * be positive. * advertise yourself. Tell people you need a job. Don't be ashamed to do it. Create a complementary card and give it to people. You never know who might help you. *never give up. Just keep trying. You first job interview might be so bad but don't give up on yourself. * if by now, you have not prepared your CV you can start now. Seek professional advice from your senior colleagues. * have an open mindset. Think outside the box. Don't feel because you studied petroleum engineering so you must work in an oil company. Sometimes life can take a turn. Any course you study can lead you to any field. An engineer can end up becoming a bank manager. And if you don't get a job, start a business. you will excel * be prudent. Don't lavish your money. Save and invest it. Wish myself and everyone reading this article a successful life ahead. E.Martins. |
Even with makeups, they still look hideous |
There is no such perfect beauty without a little strangeness. |
Gawd!! Too much political news this morning. I need something entertaining. |
Inasmuch as I would love APC to rule Rivers state, I would rather tell Amechi to concede defeat and move on. |
neocortex:He said he can't promise to return the chibok girls and that he will do his best against insurgency. Read it again okay. |
Hmmm. They are trying their very best to make sure a woman don't rule them. Too bad. |
Jail them for 2years so they would serve as a lesson to others. |
Its just a matter of time. Y'all will be with your families soon. From May 29, the General will be in charge. |
Very good. |
This is democracy. If you loose, congratulate the winner. And if you win, don't let the people down. Main while, Lagos INEC, we are waiting for you to announce Ambode as the governor elect. |
What you believe works for you. Happy Sunday Nairalanders. |
Fight for power. The so called mighty politicians are quick to use this young people that are just trying to build their lives. |
VOTE don't FIGHT |
Hmmmm. We don't need to start pointing accusing fingers. Just pray for safety of the lives of the innocent. |
Let me be the first to congratulate Gen Buhari. Congratulations to our new president GMB. |
KEEP CALM BUHARI IS WINNING |
Appliedmaths:thanks brother. I already have the requirements. I would be travelling soon. God Bless You. |
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