Well, I think that the job market is strongly based on having a post-secondary educations and this is more important than ever with the recent economic slide. Employers are now allowed to be extra specific and picky when looking for recruits and unless you are skilled with a university degree or higher, you're chances of landing any entry level job without a lot of luck is limited. I would promote further education for anyone looking to advance their career and/or profession. Take some extra training, take a GRE practice test, or go out and do some volunteer work that would benefit you for experience!

"I am motivated by the cost of my Tuition Fee, America schools nah die so u must pass becos the fees nah in thousand $$$$$$$."

-This is so true, that's why I took a few gre practice tests before deciding where to go. Who can afford to waste that sort of money.?

And for me it was:

@topic,
1. The Grace of God
2. Hardwork
3. passion to succeed
4. gre practice test

Ronaldas:

Hi everyone readed a lot about people wanting to start security business.
If you really want to start one. Dont forget that you will need

1.Insurance
2.Licence
3.Procedures & policies for security
4.Security forms
5.Training for your guards.

Besides THERE IS licence requirement in Nigeria. Can't remember ho issues licence at the moment,  Sorry for that, but you could check out International Institute of Professional Security which is based in Lagos  :    http://www.iipsonline.org/
You may get valuable information there.
If you are new to all this you can hire professional certified and licensed security consultant or security management company to create yo uall the forms,policies , procedures , manuals etc.etc. and even provide training.
If you dont have money to hire professional security consultant i doubt you will have any to start & run your security business.

If you need help drop me a line on e-mail:
ism@vipservice.lt

Yes licences are VERY important. Running without the licence you need is so BAD.

This is not the kind of market you dabble in friends. Take this very seriously.

"Nigeria's population is fine as is. Our resources are more then enough to support us, barely 10% of our potential farmland has been tapped, there's more oil to be found, more minerals and industry and finance is JUST now starting."

Well, they probably recognize that Nigeria has untapped resources that can be exploited. No doubt their intention when they talk about too much population growth is that they don't intend for Nigeria to have all that wealth. The lower Nigeria's population the less they have to share. This just seems to be the way big business and big government thinks. Sad to say, someone somewhere has it earmarked, you can be sure.

Okay, I'm not clicking the link. I do know that if you want admission into a good US master's degree program then you need to take the gre test. For students that need a good gre practice test, you can find one at catprep. Hope this help someone.

Thanks for the info.

You can also order the peachtree accounting software directly from Gemini computers if you are wondering where to obtain the software package.

Isn't there an option to purify your own water? I mean you can buy water filters and many different home and business filtration systems in North America. Is that not an option for people in Nigeria or is this just too expensive an option for people? Perhaps I'm just talking crazy-talk but you should be able to filter your own water, boil it and carry it with you without being gouged for it. The government really needs to make sure that the population is provided with clean, safe drinking water. That should be a priority, in my opinion.

There are all sorts of water filtration business products that you can get that use water filters. Have a look at the waterfiltersfast website because they should have everything that you require to set up your own water filtration business. It's amazing the array of water purification products that are available.

Wow Yemi sounds so great? How busy is this man? I search for Peachtree help and I find only big companies with expensive services. I am not in Nigeria right now but that's fine if he has good info and proven results.

Thanks for the info, perhaps I can praise Yemi soon too!? 

I find that standard soaps don't work all that well because they are actually more of a detergent than a traditional soap. I started making my own soap and my skin is much better now. At first I had trouble finding all of the materials that I needed to do that but then I came across a place that sells all the soap making supplies that I could ever ask for and I make my own luxury soaps now. They even sell all sorts of lovely scents if I want to make scented bars too. Anyway, it's turned out to be a great resource and it's a fun hobby that I enjoy now. My skin is enjoying it too.

Hi, I don't know about soap-making in Nigeria, specifically, but I know that you can get all the supplies that you would need for that business online. A good company that sells soap making supplies can probably give you all the info you need to actually start producing your own soap. This place is great because they even have all sorts of packaging that you can order for selling your finished product. Good Luck!