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Very cool. This is quite thoughtful of you. Keep the green and white flying. However, I would like to draw the immediate attention of nairalanders.

It's not enough to have the URLs of career websites,  you need to match up with their expectations.

Do you have your skill sets ready?

Are your resumes wicked?

Are you mentally fit to demand your job from your prospective employers?

there are hundreds of questions you must ask yourself before submitting your CV, otherwise, you'd be wasting your browsing time.

One more thing, email jobs4freshgrads@gmail.com for more information regarding how to advance your career.

cheers.

Yeah! That's quite helpful.

for further information, please send an email to jobs4freshgrads@gmail.com

My guy, it all boils down to making early choices and planning ahead of time, while I was in school I made very concrete plans concerning my career and financial path, Right now, I am doing quite well in my business. By God's grace I have a smart team made up of very highly competent and skilfull workforce. It wasn't easy at the beginning, but it took me some time(a couple of months) to climb this tough ladder.

Anyway, let's fix our gaze on the present moment,

First, have a smashing idea- something unique and daring.

Second, work smartly on your business plan (don't forget to make savvy emphasis on your cash flow projections), what else? Yes! Look for smart investors,

Third, offer them mouth watering opportunities (ROI) for their money,

Fourth, wait and let's see what happens, anyway, it's not as easy as it seems, but you must understand that in order for you to breakout of stagnation and depending on daddy and mommy for your living, you must do something about reaching out for opportunities. Good luck