SwTeee:
ka bani dariya.

thexzy:
Says who

Kayczz:

rubbish.... where u put electrical electronics engineering....no be ur fault sebi u don get phone to browse

Haywhymido:
this are really d best, which uni did u graduate frm?

ozo13:
abeg I fit submit CV .for chem egnr...

OlaBa:
Abeg what is the subject combination for Accounting/accountancy in JAMB? My bro doesn't know whether to choose commerce or govt as fourth subject. Pls help

Engrpj:
OP.... Y chemical Engineering Non of ur Family member dey study Mechanical Engineering abi

Vstuffs:
No
Why is my course not in d list anywhere is your personal list

I think u also forget to add that without good grade..anyone that study those course will find it hard to get a job(depends on d person statue)



And please edit and add computer science now !!!!

Lacomus:
Didn't Good luck studied Zoology ?

Koffies:

You're still naïve dear. Just pray those friends whose courses you're turning your nose down on do not get better jobs than you or better still () get jobs before you. There are so many accountants out in the labour market. The logic in your argument is flawed sef cos those professional courses (asides medicine) that you exalted are over populated so their graduates need more to make them stand out. Moreover, in the Nigeria of today, your course doesn't really count when it comes to corporations that train their new recruits.
Although I wouldn't say getting a job depends on who you know all the time but it's definitely not all about your posh course.

Koffies:

You're still naïve dear. Just pray those friends whose courses you're turning your nose down on do not get better jobs than you or better still () get jobs before you. There are so many accountants out in the labour market. The logic in your argument is flawed sef cos those professional courses (asides medicine) that you exalted are over populated so their graduates need more to make them stand out. Moreover, in the Nigeria of today, your course doesn't really count when it comes to corporations that train their new recruits.
Although I wouldn't say getting a job depends on who you know all the time but it's definitely not all about your posh course.

dollyptosh:
You already
made up your mind, let's just end it. Cheers

dollyptosh:
As a matter of fact , it is not true. For your information am an Engineer.

maestroferddi:
Sorry to sound blunt but you are simply naïve.

You must not have heard of the army of unemployed accounting graduates roaming the major cities in search of jobs. Some of these people made good grades in school and have gone further to get their ICAN certification yet no show.

Just pray for the favour of God as you would be left frustrated if you rely on your strength, aptitude and talent alone.

brandmix:

Lol.
I used to sound like you once upon a time.
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but seeing how some of my friends are struggling, and some are changing jobs with ease makes me believe that life isn't as straight forward as a flying arrow. I will use myself and the lives of my close friends as examples.

sooo I always wanted to b an engineer right from jss3 ( mainly because of the stupendous money my chemical engineering uncle had ), but then I equally had the right skill set .

By the time I was in ss3, I had activated my engineering eye (the abilty to project 3 dimentional objects on 2 dimentional surface). i knew i could only study engineering.

I was studying my dream course after my 2nd jamb attempt, and graduated @ d age of 24 with a 2-1 in chemical engr.

to cut the long story short, I got a job in a very big multinational firm 6 months aftery nysc with my first interview, and first assessment day attempt ( hadn't done a single interview before then).
so I guess I should be sounding more like you, but the truth is I know some guys that were hands down better than me in that same department who are without jobs 2 years after graduation.

And I also know like 4 of those top guys that are working in oil serving firms. one just switched from haliburton to Schlumberger after staying in haliburton for just a few months.

so like I said...its not as easy as reading your dream course.

dollyptosh:
Your eye go soon clear, I guess you're still an undergraduate.

onadana:
it depends on your definition of job.What did you study in school...no job ..no job..have you heard doctors...engineers ..lawyers...accountants,chartered...oooo...say no job...there will be no job when what you read is an obscured course all in the name of going to school.And if you are in the league of those who did not invest wisely in their allawee....you go find job tire.

FLAWLES:
Am attracted to CUTE guys with PINK lips;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;infact good LOOKs

kristein:
nna ehn! una try gan for here o..anyway make i try mine...

zoeee:



1st of January

zoeee:


lol .... i no dey naija

zoeee:



i had a busy day...

Lilamartedi:
Lol. I'm not a big fan of Nigerian movies

Lilamartedi:
1,6,7 and 8