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irenosen22:
Madonna

i see... Issoryt

I see... Issoryt

queenDD:
Is there anything that can be done for someone to fall in stream 2?

U dont wanna fall in Stream 1? Why

irenosen22:
Same wit mine.no record yet

My Dear yours is which school?

Has anybody seen his/her name on the Nysc site? Cos mine is stil no record n bla bla bla

Nedlog:
Its Pasted At Student Affairs....Go Check It Out

thanks Bro.. Ave seen it for myself. Hopefully they conclude the uploading by weekend. #unical_n_lateness

Nedlog:
For Those Whose Names Appeared In D Error List...I Hope U Hav All Made Necessary Corrections..?
#TeamUNICAL

which one be Error list Abeg. I have checked mine online n it is yet to be uploaded.

Yeah Next week according to the Nysc timetable. My sch here in Unical (Student Affair)are sayiing the won't paste our name on its mobilization notice board that we should check our names online come next week. So I heard

Am currently learning how to drive from my Dad. He always says that every other road users r insane n the only sane person is U. Drive carefully n observe well when hitting the road.

Really wish sum1 in the house has the Football Manager Mobile version. Just to enjoy/manage 4 the time being til Laptop enters ma hand. Am a FM Enthusiast right from the onset.

1.2

Make them do o! Can't wait to turn up

Yhemit:
hope you're enjoying the short break (smiles) !

Broda nothing deh much to enjoy here o

My Political Science Fellas deh here steady.. Togeda we all shall Overcome. Yhemit hwfa na?

Rising Stars by Nddytex

Yhemit:
Amen o.... Daniel (recalling oooo) speaker?

Nah. I have u in WhatsApp and we've be chatting. Got ur num via this platform as well

Yhemit... I see you. Its Daniel remember? Relax all is gonna be well

This is cumbersome. But there is a thin line between Love and Money here. though she might be from a rich background, but Money will definitely cloud that eye of love. In fact the parent might not encourage such a r/s if they eventually find out + he's got a big competition/rivalry to handle of which I presume he will definitely lose it out.

Walahii

Daniel

Political Science

Unical

2015/2016

Ogun, Enugu, Benue, Anambra

I really do appreciate this thread though. I was once in this shoe but presently and gradually due to my exposure am riding toward the path of an Ambivert. Being an introvert is not a down syndrome nor a disease but a personality trait that differentiate one person from another. I am definitely going through this gradually. I love n cherish my guys especially those I regard as my friends. The female folks are something else. Though am gaining confidence in approaching them and being around them. This is because my close friend is a Female. We have shared a lot in common in the last Five years owing to the fact we were in the same dept n level during school. I Love her so much to the extent that my colleagues then in school n my guys assumed/assumes that she was mine whereas that is not the case, But we do go intimate but not to that extent the way u think. All the same being an introvert is cool because we are always the best in terms of Caring Loving and Thinking. Shout out to my guys n gals in the house. Love U all. See u on the other side. Cheers!!

700k

macanthony25:
Still submitting bro, when I'm done I will tell you

My waiting won't be in vain then.

Kingjames11:
. Hardcopy=162 copies. soft copy=528(between 2014-2017 June)

Like seriously

fairfora:
I dabbled in to this piece with keen interest. Ha! Mine was uncountable. I was born without a silver spoon. My parents are peasant farmers in a remote town of Ekiti. Back in the days , the only option available to somebody like me in search of job was newspaper because there was nobody....I repeat...nobody to help out. Internet was just revolving at that time in Nigeria so, the only available means of sending application letters was by post. The situation became worse that, I would have to trek all the way from Ring road in Ibadan to Dugbe Post office to post application letters 2 times in a week( Tuesdays and Thursdays). I was always with a pen, copies of my credentials and official sheets which I always used to write applications. There was a vendor at ring road that time, whom I always tipped with 5 Naira and he would allow me read a particular newspaper in which vacancies were being placed in it's Tuesday and Thursday editions that time. I would not mention it here so the moderator would not think I am advertising them. It's a popular newspaper every job applicant must have heard about. I wouldn't know if they still place much adverts in it nowadays However, I trusted in God all through because there was nobody to link me. I adopted a strategy that time, which was...posting applications immediately after seen , so that mine would be among the first to hit the employer's desk, knowing fully well that other applicants from all parts of the country would have also applied. This worked a lot because by the time applications were received, it would be sorted on a first first-in-first-served basis. Nobody told me about this but I felt that was the in-thing. When you keep receiving applications as an employer for the same position you were looking for, you would just pack the subsequent ones and drop them inside a dust bin because you would have collated or shgirtlisted enough. This had always worked because I was always receiving interview invites. At times when the invite comes and I see the company's logo, I would just smile because I was always excited seeing such an invite...that I could be remembered by them was always a thing of joy. In short, I posted up to 200 applications in that post office. A particular stamp seller in that post office became my friend at tome point because he always saw me around. Fortunately for me, I did not spend more than 8 months at home after my NYSC before I got employed. I had worked in renown pharmaceutical, Telecomms, Medical Technology companies in Nigeria in the bast( including the telecomms firm with a yellow logo/colour located on the Island). Now, I am an employer of great repute and personality. I have also seen the world as i have traveled round the globe , not for fun but for business meetings, all glory to God almighty. The moral of my long story is...do not give up, regardless of your background. Keep trusting in God. Mine, is a good example .

Great and inspiring story from U. Determination is another key.

poshpimkiey:
I'm still submitting

The Lord is your strength

ednut1:
just like askin hw many grain of rice dey back. job hunting is one of the hardest tin in life. used to think it was admission

That market na another admission on its own o. its hard sha to an extent.

Senorita123:
I sent over 100 cvs online. No job still for close to two years. One cool day, I made 10 copies of my CV and cover letter and traveled all the way from my base in Ibadan to Lagos dropping CVs in international schools. Dat week, I landed a good teaching job with an okay salary for a start. My story changed.

Lesson 1: Don't rely on online CV
Lesson2: Be ready to explore, you can try teaching too. I currently teach year 1(ages 5-6). I am an economics graduate
Lesson 3: Take the risk
Lesson 4: Never despise the days of little beginnings-I once taught for free in Ibadan to avoid idleness. The experience paid.
Thanks

Thank you too Bro... Experience really is an eye opener and it pays. I salute your Courage Sir.

charlesucheh:
Sorry bruv! Am still submitting, so, I can't give you an answer!
Thank you!

Lol Broda... u funny o. Are you trying to say u have lost count or what. Well whatsoever be the case, until you finally land on that job am waiting for your feedback. Cheers!!

ariwokoigbore:
if all d cvs sent did nt yield result create d jov ursef

You are advocating for Entrepreneurship right?

Am just curious to know how many Curriculum Vitae (CV) Nairalanders in the house submitted to have finally gotten or landed on their present job. Lets hear the house out!!