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kingemzy5:
Wrong kano is just the best especially in the ministries especially when ganduje is the governor you probably gonna receive your own share from the bullion van

Hahaha your share of ganduje dollars...I grew up in kano actually. Its not the best tho..Its one of the best. Read the full article

Getting a good NYSC placement is part of the basic concerns of any fresh university graduate. Part of the information required from you is to provide four states of your choice from the six geopolitical zones in Nigeria where you will like to do your NYSC.  There are a number of factors to consider when seeking for a favorable youth service location. These factors include;

Cost of living
Accommodation
Job opportunities available
State salary plan
Distance to home state
Security
Standard of living

Apart from the sum of 19,800 which the federal government pays to serving corpers, State governments also pay a stipend to serving corpers posted to their states. The prayer of every Nigerian Corper is to be posted to the best and least expensive state. With knowledge of these concerns, I made some research and put together a list of the best states to undertake your NYSC program and how much these states pay.

1. LAGOS STATE



The almighty Lagos. Lagos state is the most popular mega city in Nigeria. For this reason, serving in Lagos isn’t so cheap. Asides that, there are many engagements and activities in Lagos state. Many of the factors that come into play in Lagos are transportation cost, high and dense traffic, cost of living. Apart from all these, Lagos state offers the highest number of job opportunities than any other state in Nigeria. This is the reason why most corpers are usually happy when they are posted to Lagos State. It is also relatively safe without any major security concerns. It is regarded by corpers as the best state to be posted to in Nigeria.

Lagos state pays about ₦10,000 to ₦15,000 to corpers in the ministries while it pays ₦5,000 to those in the LGA. In total, a corper earns about ₦25,000 to ₦30,000 monthly.

2. FCT ABUJA

Want to have a taste of the country’s money? Abuja is the place. Abuja has the highest cost of living in the country. From transportation to housing and high competition for job opportunities, Abuja can be a bit tiring and expensive (NO GO DEY DO PASS YOURSELF). There is actually good security and a very goo

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HOW CAN I MAKE THIS TIME WORTH THE WHILE
It is actually true that most students will spend this time on frivolities and make absolutely no use of it. But you can be different and make 100% use of the time by doing one or a few of the following things listed below.

1. LEARN A SKILL
The strike period gives you the opportunity to learn a new skill. There are quite a number of skills available for you to learn. There’s tailoring, baking, bead making, photography etc. Engage yourself productively and build this skill with the time you have available especially in this era where certificates alone might not be enough to make a living for you. These skills can also come in handy to enable you make money on campus when the strike is finally called off.

2. START YOUR BUSINESS
If you desire to be an entrepreneur, the best time to start building is now. If peradventure you already have a particular skill, you can as well start making money and selling your brand. To do this, read my article on STEPS TO TAKE WHEN STARTING A BUSINESS on myinformationdesk.com. You may be selling a product or providing a service; take the opportunity to market yourself and your business. This could come in very handy later in life.

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No matter how easy interview questions may seem or sound, people usually tend to get it wrong most times in their manner of approach and reply to these questions. This has caused a lot of people their dream jobs in some cases. In other cases, overconfidence and timidity has also been detrimental to some people. Those are some things you must avoid if you want to get that dream job you so desire. Your composure, fluency, approach and reply to questions really matter a lot. People need to learn to see interviews as a conversation between you and your employer-to-be. Having this in mind helps calm your nerves. So you must prepare in advance and memories your answers so as not to stutter or think too far off point. Also, proper preparation makes you feel more at ease and more confident!

Here are some frequently asked interview questions and how to properly tackle them;

1. TELL US ABOUT YOURSELF

This is one of the first questions asked during a job interview and entails talking about yourself. Who you are, Where you’re from, your education history, your personal interests which may not be directly related to work, your hobbies, brief recall of your childhood, where you grew up and your personality so as to make the interview a bit interesting, talk about your future ambitions and goals too. This is the ‘present past future’ formula. But be careful not to say too much about yourself. Make your answers short, simple and sweet so you do not seem like a talkative.

2. TELL US ABOUT YOUR PREVIOUS JOB AND WHY YOU LEFT

When asked this particular question, it is important to give an answer with an impression that you’re motivated to move to new and better opportunities. If you left your previous job on very bad circumstances, it’s important to avoid speaking against your current/previous organization because an employer will likely not bring someone who speaks negatively about their previous job. Be direct and factual.


Simple and direct!

3. TELL US ABOUT YOUR STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES

When asked questions like this, you must talk about attributes that that relate to the job in question. When talking about your strengths, it is also a plus if you give


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https://myinformationdesk.com/top-interview-questions-and-how-to-answer-them/

The whole strike thing is quite sad and tiring but it doesn't matter...We must make good use of the time

WHY WASTE THE TIME??

HERE ARE 5 LUCRATIVE THINGS YOU CAN DO THIS STRIKE PERIOD

https://myinformationdesk.com/5-lucrative-things-every-student/#

Nice post fam!

I think you guys should also read about this post on Getting a job abroad.. I found it very helpful and it worked for a friend of mine. He got a job in Finland

https://myinformationdesk.com/getting-a-job-abroad/

Yankee101:
If you need a Jamb form purchase assistance or know someone who does, leave a message by quoting this so I can see it. A brief description of why will be appreciated. I don't respond to emails from the forum.

Include number of credits in WAEC/NECO, choice of universities and courses you intend to pursue. If approved only direct purchases of the JAMB forms are allowed.

Read also on how to pass your jamb in one sitting, score above 280..Link below
https://myinformationdesk.com/how-to-write-jamb-cbt-exam/

The Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme is an essential criterion in students training program in tertiary institutions. This experience usually involves 3 to 6 or 12 months as the case may be of intensive training in an industry of the student’s choice. In my institution for example, it is a 6 month training program which must be defended and a proper comprehensive report must be written on knowledge gained and the practical relevance of this knowledge gained. My Information Desk has you covered we are ready to assist you and walk you through in writing this report.

NOTE: There are certain guidelines which must be followed when writing a report to ensure orderliness and high scores during grading. These guidelines will be expressly addressed in this blog post. Attached to this post is the IT report format. I suggest you download it.

Read more : https://myinformationdesk.com/how-to-write-an-industrial-training-report/