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Hmmm... It is finished!

Good development.

How is it our business? Cutting us off will not credit our account. Mtcheeew...

I came across a post concerning bread, this is not hygienic at all.
And we're happily taking breakfast with bread most times.
Some will say "Dirty no dey kill African man", we move!
Dear Nlanders, Will you eat this bread after baking or not?

Biodun556:
It is fake news.

Ok.

I laugh in okigwe

I wish I could help, life has not its ups and downs, and how we react to certain situations emotionally counts.
God has not forgotten you, he will surely see you through, don't give up!

Now you're talking. We wanna see it manifest!

Nigerians can dig!😂🤣😂
Reno mockery don't want to receive sense as well.

Russia wan also help? Omo... This is getting serious!

Hmmm.... Problem loading....

Nice job.

Let Reno breeeve!

At least twice a month is better not everyday.

bigadler:
Not really... SMEs actually account for some of the most jobs created in capitalist coutries. But you have a point, that was why I highlighted the case of our transport sector. Even though they're reviving rail transport, it's really not efficient yet.

They just need to create an enabling environment so that young people can stop running away from Nigeria.

Alright!

This is getting more serious than I thought.

bigadler:
The fact is that there aren't enough companies in Nigeria. Entrepreneurship is the solution to all the job search. We need more people to create jobs cos even the so called "corporate" entities aren't ready to pay well. When you eventually get the job, you must be patient cos of office politics and what not.

There are some dead sectors in Nigeria that would have provided jobs for graduates but the government is sleeping. Transport sector alone, if run efficiently, would provide so many jobs that even Nigerians would need extra hands to fill positions. But they've left that in the hands of illiterates and political thugs... At this stage in Nigeria, we have no business using danfo buses.

My advice to anyone seeking a job in Nigeria is to have a side stuff, just in case the search doesn't work out.

You're right tho but the government should be 90% responsible for creating job opportunities.

Insane country with insane leaders and citizens!

Insane country with insane leaders and citizens!

bigadler:
By all means, first class is not an easy grade to achieve in any university, it also depends on the department, but you must be ready to stay consistent.

If Nigeria used the Indian grading system, graduates with 4.0 CGPA and above would would have a 'first class'. We have 2 different second class grades (i.e. upper and lower), while India has 2 different first class grades (1st class with distinction & 1st class). I think it has really helped their citizens get jobs abroad cos most HR and companies don't know this.

I know everything about the grading system sir, I graduated with a second class upper. The bad side of graduating with good result here in Nigeria is that, once you're seeking for employment, these so called managers, after screening and interviewing you, might just decide to ghost you simply because they cannot see you taking thier positions.
A graduate with a good result really find it hard to get a good job.
Unlike the western world, they're blessed with sense, they appreciate good things.

It's quite disheartening that some people are taking matters into their hands. Mtcheeew...

And on a second thought e b like say these people no no wetin be war, they want to experience it, make dem enjoy.

E no concern us!











Happy weekend y'all. Feel free to check my signature.

bigadler:
University of Ibadan is actually the school where you can get the easiest 1st class in Nigeria.

6.0 of 7.0 is 85.7%. Other schools like Unilag, Lasu, ABU etc use 5.0 scale and you need a minimum of 4.5 of 5.0 to have a 1st class, which means you need 90%.

Well, I came across a student from this same school, he told that it's hard to achieve first class.

Use the "ignore" button.

Uniport is missing!

Wow! Nice one!

Do not fussocate/suffocate them

Are we the ones (citizens) to support or the foolish government?

It seems like blessing CEO is learning from this lady. So they're colleagues?

Ebola should better listen, and not spread!