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Simply ask them for feedback. You will have the perfect closure once you are able to understand their reason for the rejection

You should also actively improve on the areas identified by the interviewers so you can Ace the next interview

We all get to have some sort of rejection at some point in our employment journey

The key is to always learn then improve

UjSizzle:
From what?


I don't know yet. Will be seeing the doctor soon.

Coding

Please do and let me know shogbo

Kimeto:
Lol...or did you just give up?

You have enough energy in reserve and mine is competing with other things

Kimeto:
It's his passion and there's nothing wrong in wanting to pursue a degree in it especially if he feels it will help his career better. You were complaining about his age, he might as well get a degree to help him out. No one wants to employ an older person into the Mass Communication field especially if he has no degree. He should at least let them know where some of that time went to (in relation to the career).

Okay ma'am

You won

Aminat508:
I dey fast nah

Hurry quick make i give you ounje aiye

Omotayor123:
Padi mi. Nothing jare

How fasting dey go na?

Aminat508:
pet me nah, I will stop crying

I no fit tempt you with food but then again i could tempt you with other kinda food

Choose

Aminat508:
.

loool

you be chicken .....

Omotayor123:
Aminat he be like say you no dey fast Today.



But seriously, How you take know? You don see person wey do DAT before Abi

Fine girl omotayor ki lon happen?

Aminat508:
jaybee3 leave me alone ooooo, I go vex o

Na to pour Ice cold water on ya head if you vex na

Nothing do you

Abegi, answer my question jare

Who is she/he?

Aminat508:
me sef fit do am I swear

What else can you do oooo

Aminatu is on a revealing bender today

whoop whoop

Kimeto:
Before you have the opportunity to prove yourself to be professional enough, a degree would really help matters.

Not necessarily. A certificate that doesn't have to be a degree will allow you break through

Mass comms or whatever ain't no specialist course so i'm failing to see how getting a degree would help him climb the career ladder

Aminat508:
kilode? Efimile oo

I no go leave you

Do you leave souvenirs at your bf's yard?

UjSizzle:
No you're not. You've been vibrating all over the forum


Sick.

I just wanted a lil bit of distraction

What's wrong boo, hope nothing serious?

JK still don't get it or does it?

Aminatuuuu

Where are you ooooo?

UjSizzle:
Lol booboo calm down biko.

I'm calm ya know

how you been

Kimeto:
He might not need it but maybe he wants to be an actual professional.

You don't need to have a university degree to be a professional

Kimeto:
Oh...it's definitely not common practice. But yeah I agree that the decision was a costly one but he probably already put the job challenges in mind and is just happy to be able to finally do what he wants.

Also, I feel like he should have stuck through the med school program and graduated before starting the Mass Comm program. There's nothing wrong with having two degrees and it's always good to have a backup.

He probably doesn't need a mass comm degree to work in the media communication industry. I honestly don't understand why some Nigerians complain of not getting jobs after wasting years in Uni getting worthless degrees.

asumo12:
odabi eni wipe oti wo W abi?

String two sentences together bro... Just two dumbass

anonimi:
Why are you so hard of understanding?
Why

Why are you so two faced?

Kimeto:
I don't even understand what you mean by that but I went there and I just feel like it has to be Unilorin

So he wasn't motivated/determined enough to have withdrawn at the last minute

Your assertion suggests the case was not an isolated case meaning it's common practice which could have been as a direct result of the kind of people that attend the university

Just trying to get my head around the ridiculous decision when it's pretty clear he will have far greater challenges getting a job on graduation with regards to his current age/employment requirements in Naij

asumo12:
KINI TIE NIBE? iwo ni se.un ni abi iwo ni lala


ogbeni erukumakanaki yapa ooooo...

What da heck are you saying dingbat

anonimi:
I dey hold you from directing to your own select few ni abi why are you wailing and gnashing your teeth

Who do you think will suffer the consequences of your selective questioning/uproar?

I'm sure your pea brain understands the fact that all these loans are being guaranteed by the FG and defaults will have multiplier effect across regions

What sort of nonsensical question is this?

Isn't it pretty obvious that majority usually do so for convenience IF they are regular visitor at their BF's abode

asumo12:
ORIETI GBALE MIORIAYE EJO KEJO JARE,,,

I need to whip some sense into your thick skull goat. Let me catch you posting incoherent gibberish again

Rubbish

anonimi:
Gbese (debt) upon gbese, chai

Shey na we plus our children go dey pay these gbeses till lailai for ever ni

You despicable toad...

Why are you so freaking bias when it's obvious your displeasure should be directed at all culprits rather than select few

asumo12:
che ogbadun sha?

Don't you think it's pretty obvious that you ought to have presented yourself at Aro or should we forcefully bundle you to the place?

Kimeto:
I just knew he had to be a Unilorin student...

Is that because they are known to reject determination spirit?

asumo12:
https://cdn.makeagif.com/media/3-15-2015/7XJFp9.gif


gbese re ooooooooooooooo

What's up with your relentless psychopathic gif that usually has no correlation whatsoever with the topic of discussion

I guess you forgot to throw your dummy out freak!

Who is guaranteeing these loans?