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It's a sad truth. This is Nigeria where connections will get you a placement more than merit.

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wow... we need more people who think like this

Only reason why I might purchase an iPhone is because of the prestige it gives its owner. Apart from that, it's simply an over priced piece of metal

Only reason why I might purchase an iPhone is because of the prestige it gives its owner. Apart from that, it's simply an over priced piece of metal

Right now, focus on past questions and tutorials!

this is serious

so for 3 months, you're basically working for your rent!

Interesting thread

op you don sleep?

you only live once lol

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There are medical labs and hospitals that will employ pre-internship scientists because they will pay you less.

Instead of staying at home, apply to work in these places.

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Haha... Enjoy yourself bro. If you don't love yourself, who will?

Barnum effect

following attentively.....

Military or no military, people's temperaments and characters never changes. My opinion

lolz

KINGJAJA888:
Hmm, am Actually a RaDiography stud. At Unizik. I've actually been told several times to pull out of the course and switch to med lab, But with this ur advice, guess I might just further on with it ND graduate.

I'll also love to have you as my mentor being that you're already established in my career path And enlighten me further ..

Go ahead. There are lots of well paying jobs waiting for you. You guys are not plenty

Nurrex:
Please sir, can I get the E-book

Yes you can. Send me a WhatsApp message or an email

Biglittlelois:
You are an overly emotional guy, ladies don't respect over emotional guys, we tend to take advantage of that, next time learn to balance rationality with emotions.

f**king on point

Take another phone and snap

Just for your information op, it's not pedestrians that take down those fences.

Finally. I knew they won't allow it reach general elections

Onnasucs1:
Nice one op. Let me go and worry some of my customers

Yes, worry them oh

Starboytwo:
Hmm I can relate with the oshodi story....


Reminds me when I called one of these "Aboki nail cutters, 2 boys and very young and I was forced to ask where they came from.... It was hard communicating and I had to use hand gestures but I managed to get their names...


They went about their business and in no time was done...

Me- OK, how much

1st one- looks the other...

Me - how much.. erm kudi, kudi... Damn they were so young and lost and don't know anything, I wish I could speak hausa...

2nd one- got the drift and brought out 20 naira...

I marvel at their simplicity, naivety and just imagined how many nails they'd had to cut before they get a proper meal... At that moment I wish I was the president to make life easier for my people....

I gave them 100 bucks each and I could see they were really happy... If I had given them 1k each, I'm sure it couldn't buy that happiness I felt at that moment....bid them goodbyes and I know I'd probably never see them again... I just wished them goodluck and they waved when they got downstairs....

I wish I could just adopt those little boys, but meself dey find help....

Wow.

This story of yours just reminded me of when I was doing my NYSC in Minna.

It was Sallah day and a shoe maker was passing by. A very young boy. I needed to stitch my shoe so I called him.

After working, I asked how much and he said N50. I gave him N200 and he didn't have change. It was like 2pm and it turned out I was his first customer that day. He didn't even have any money, even N20.

Instead of letting him go look for change unnecessarily, I told him to keep the change, let me do Sallah for him.

You could literally feel the happiness and joy on this boy's face.

Unforgettable day!!

bigiyaro:
I wish all those yeye folks forming "big girls/boys" that will go to shop rite and buy 3 tomatoes for 1k, but when they reach road side sellers, they will bargain as if their lives depends on it, should read this story.

Lolz. This one cracked me up.

catice:
Good job! Your post is very inspiring, but you should have come up with a more catchy title. Educative post like this hardly makes it to the frontpage here on this forum. All we see is Davido, and BBnaija.

Lolz. Thanks!

peterian:
So touching
@op-God sees your kind heart and will bless you with a greater job soon
Jus yesterday ,I went to the market to buy smoked fish n thought to buy ponmo too
You need to see how the ponmo seller jumped up the moment I stopped before her
In her words...she hasn't sold not even a piece before I got there around 2pm n she's been advertising and screaming on top of her voice
I felt sad for her
I bought n prayed for sales to come too
We need to be indeed thankful for all we've got!

Thanks. Appreciate.

We all need to try just a little kindness to one another in this harsh country

consultancy:
you are just like me. with the way the state of the economy has battered the consciences of our people, it's hard finding someone like you who feels this way for others

We only have to try! Thanks