₦airaland Forum

Setaje:
Feeling alone and unhappy. Avoiding people. The list is endless. The one I hate most is some people feel u are just being lazy. The idiots that say go and learn something as if they will give u money to go and learn. Some will say go and do masters, go and start buying and selling. As if they will give u money. Some will say u are choosy. Another will say start small. Start what small? The major problem is not laziness but background of job seekers. Job seekers who were hustlers in school, people who their parents added no value in their lives, who struggled in school already have that tenacity and will to do any kind of jobs. In Unilag I new girls who fix nails, do hair and the ones that carry aristos for a living. Had no help from family. The ones that carry aristos are d ones doing so well now and travel round the world and get married to one mugu. The ones doing handwork continue after school. While the rest, it's either their parents help them or they just sit and wait hoping for a breakthrough. You cannot compare such people who have been spoon fed by their parents which is actually the right thing to do, to start doing all sorts of menial jobs. We have all forgotten the very basis of going to school. The country wants to turn everybody to a daylight business woman or man. All my friends be make up artist, sell clothes and bags, perfumes, caterers and u say I should also do that and market to this same friends. Not everybody is wired to do business. Not everybody is wired to learn a handwork. Not everybody is meant to work in an office. frustration should not be the basis of going into anything. I have never seen anybody do well in something they have no love for......

smallpeepee:
Lol bros no vex, I miss u, even if u dnt, hv u finally given singlefade25 dat diamond ring?

singlefade25:
Na so life be? All is well.

Jamean:
Well, I don't have a car so I can't authoritatively say it's terrible. But my colleagues with cars dey hustle for fuel.

kunmi01:
Good afternoon all. Please does anyone knows anything about Joint Professional Training & Support Int'l. I learn their training center is @ Nigerian Armed Forces Ressettlement Centre, Agric Dept, Charity Bustop, Oshodi.?
Are they real and please,how is their training like?
Thank you in anticipation.

Sexychristeen:
Lol, leave my pishure for my hubby oh

ciskenn:
OP, Kindly send it to me

Nastydroid:
do you know your major scale on all keys and any other scale? am also an amateur like you

Sexychristeen:
Good morning oh, been trying to post a comment since yesterday, pls i am graduate, with a bsc in Acct/edu, all i need is a chance to prove myself, almost got it....but i missed it, bt i'm still hopeful, pls any vacancy at all will be helpful. Thx

fighal:
Am a 200level computer science student in uniben. Mhen am planning on going to India to start afresh soon. Imagine we don't do pratical at all, our ICT centre has turned to cbt exam hall. We did Qbasic in our 100level. My uncle said Qbasic is for the men of the 60s. Naija no just follow sef

bbeautylik:
So sad!!!! I went for a job search in kaduna only for them to tell me they dont accept females... I am a graduate of Metallurgical and Material Engineering, it been hard laying my hands on jobs. If after schooling and companies wont accept female engineers then i think schools should stop admitting female student instead of giving them hopes........ Job hunting can be so frustrating.

Missmossy:
Lol

Went to bed before 10pm

Good morning

cdamsel:
Lero15 ooo all this post you are sharing!!!! There is God oooo

debbie:
Bros i get your point...but basic practical knowledge as an electrical engineer is needed.tell me why an engineer cant identify resistors through color coding or differentiate between capacitors,transistors and thyristors sef , or why he cant use the digital meter.
But the fact is that our universities bring out half baked graduates,lecturers are not ready to teach,labs are not equipped and students are not even ready to sit down and study or carry out personal research work.
Too bad,those of them we call artisan workers on the streets are practically grounded than those of us that brag as engine ers.

TheRealAdonye:
Just here for no reason.

muphasar11:
the rain was a plus
but the traffic was a mess
lots of challenges still in Lagos and Nigeria as a whole
i think power and road network need revivals


my side dey bamm
sure today would be better doh
do have a nice day

greatbaba:
I greet all of you; lero15
dre11
emusmith
zyzxx
babe2sure
muphasar11.

Missmossy:
Lol

Orun lo sure ju!

Amala shi wa oooo

SQLmastar:
oga Lero55.
It haf tey oo.
I hear say you don become archive member for here.

KissQ:
Yes dear! Wat about u

misayada:
Thanks for the encouragement though, its the quietness o since January. But I will keep pushing, maybe its cos of change over/election or its just abj

chiboy429:
Thanks lero. How are you doing?

Missmossy:
That's nice.

Whats up

muphasar11:
how your side today

Missmossy:
Good morning everyone

Hope you all had a wonderful night rest?

Babe2sure
Zyzxx x
Dre11 1 11
Lero1 5
Muphasar11 ar11
Josh kid
AfricanApple ple
Greatbaba amongst others

misayada:
Greetings to everyone in the house
I am a graduate of Chemical engineering with some experience in safety........please I need assistance/advice with finding a job especially in Abuja. My applications have been quiet and I have not even been able to find a suitable one to my background

Would appreciate the response