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This rich man was returning from a far journey in his Mercedez Benz concord flat boot those years. He was very hungry. By the roadside a woman was selling groundnuts. This man stopped and begged the woman for a hand full of the Gnut to eat to satisfy his hunger. She HESITANTLY (with much yarn chucking) gave the rich man after much begging 3, I mean 3 seeds of groundnut. The man ate and left. 3 day later, the rich man returned to the woman by her roadside spot. He surprising gave her a BAG of money for saving his life. This woman was filled with shame and was shading tears. Last last, she gave the man all the bags of groundnut she had but this time, he said he wasn't hungary anymore. Now relate this with my previous post this morning.

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FalseProphet1:
They do give out their wives to visitors, although it was an age long practice. But they used to do it in the past.

How did you know

BigBashiru:
They aren't....Egypt is part of Africa....

Here talk. Is it being part of Africa or they are not blacks? Do you know all Saharan African countries prefer to be recognized as Arabs outside of Africa? This is just so because Africa rings the black bell.

MOGPman:
Who told you that Man U's problem is the coach?

Do you watch football at all?

BareFacedLies:
Would you allow this confused thing fuc.k you?
I hope you know he has no dick!

Born female

Samantha124:
The problem is not her vagina, you have a toothpick penis.

So the problem is you.

This not true and you know it.

100smile:
Of course.

See, i don't cook very often but when i do, especially with fresh fish, i'll make sure i call my padi dem so we can finish it on the spot. I nor dey like chop fresh fish wey don tay for soup

Do you know ice fish is store for more than 1yr in cold room warehouse sometime before it gets to us?

DyingFetus:
Kobojunkie you're just wasting your time giving a daft person advice which he takes for granted



Op better kys asap, use sniper for faster experience

Your moniker speaks more about you than you've actually said though

Ayojideonline:
Yes, I am aware too as you have stated. You can try again. So many people are in situations they don't even have the opportunity to put it out in front of people like this. As it is now with your skill set, there is alot of hopeful things you can do. You just need to find a way around the situation. Might sound like i am not offering a solution or resources, try to get along with more people who have focus, goals and target. Nigeria is tough, Your introverted nature is not helping the situation at all. Yes you didn't make yourself like that, but you need to break out of it, If you have a business, you cant keep to yourself, take note. Keep doing whatever it is you can do, dont appear like you are necessarily looking for sponsors, for sure look out for it. Don't be surprised, it might be someone who survived your kind of situation and worse is typing ....... ...... I needn't say more. All the best.

You have a point.

Ayojideonline:
If you have this in mind, you need to start small and as quickly as you can any way you can, Infotech machine a rising in cost on daily basis. Good luck.

I am aware. You must have known my current situation through the thread. There was a time I really scrambled for sponsorship with a concise business proposal, yet, I got none.

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tasalanoni:
If you are willing to work in the East, I'll be needing managers to work with on a farm project next year. It's a four month project but you can make close to 2mil if your performance is good

If your email is active, I've sent you a message.

Kobojunkie:
Oh, I see. Well, Goodluck with it, i guess. I am beat and it is my bed time. Here's hoping potential employers will find you were you are.

Insomnia is my disease. Thoughts upon thoughts need no wake-up alarm. Sleep well.

Kobojunkie:
Then why do you seem to think small. You said your passion is to open an internet Cafe. When you can do better than that with the skills you possess?

In business, diversification is mostly appropriate. However, you start from one business before diversifying. Mr Biggs started in a single shop. Dangote started with one product.

Kobojunkie:
Having them -- books/ebooks --- is not same as reading them or learning from what is inside of them.

Come on, I can't do without them doesn't mean I stash the around. I do read. There is no day I don't read

Kobojunkie:
So you can't continue to read good books outside of the physical academic atmosphere or what? How much did it cost you to earn your degree?

In fact, I can't do without books. I have ebooks, lots of them as well as hard copies. I get fascinated having the freedom to read on my own on varieties of topics. Why the physical school environment is the aural.

Kobojunkie:
Reading books without paying all that money for a degree you do not intend to fully use would have achieved the very same.

2. You still haven't learned much have you? If you need to learn something , anything, get a book on the subject and teach yourself whatever it is. It is cheaper than going back to pay for a degree.

I loved the physical academic atmosphere conventional study centres offer, that's why I can't study at NOUN. I read good books too. In fact, I can't do without them.

Kobojunkie:
That is what your passion is? Why did you bother attending college then when you could have used all that college money to start up this passion of yours instead?

Education to me is just personal liberation from ignorance. I can't say I regret it because I properly engaged in studies during my college stint; the benefit is inherently a kind of satisfaction from within and I think it is inexplicable. Like some rightly puts it: 'it's the progressive discovery of our ignorance.' For me, I'll do it again if rewound back. Just that this time, I'll combine it with an advanced skill with a clear plan to establish the skill.

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Kobojunkie:
You have the skills. So you just need to be convinced enough to do things differently from how you have always done them is what may be the issue here. Better than sitting back, and waiting for others to open the door to employment for you, you can instead take the bull by the horns and create a door for yourself.

My passion was to have a computer operations centre in a student area that was and is still a perfect location considering my experience and knowledge of the same environment. But based on high inflation in the country, only necessary start-up cost totalled N500k. By now it would propel further.

Kobojunkie:
Like what kind? if this particular idea that I pitched does not work, then find another idea which you can work on for yourself using all that time on your hands and use it to get yourself something uniquely yours out there.

2. People see prospects in you but do those same prospects translate to actual sustainable employment, and of the kind that you love?

I sincerely appreciate your concern for me. Hope keeps us alive, you gave me one tonight.

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Kobojunkie:
You have the skills to create for yourself something that might become a niche of sorts to propel you into a limitless future, so what have you been waiting for? If I had half your skills and found myself without work, I would probably consider translating a book or screenplay from one local language to English —adding illustrations or even making it a complete graphic novel— after which I then pitch the idea back to the screenwriter or publisher.

Take for example the 80s TV series 'Arelu' which featured the recently passed actor Ojo Arowosafe who acted the "Fadeyi Oloro" which has never been translated to English for a broader audience. Even at that, there are no books on the story. Well, what can a linguistic graduate with Corel Draw skills do in this? He can gather a bunch of friends — even other unemployed here on Nairaland —and work together to translate the entire series, choosing to include graphic illustrations or better still convert it all into a graphic novel series and then present this as an idea to the original 'Arelu' writers or production company to owns the copywriter to the work. You never know what might come of it. Imagine the potential gains from such a project.

Another good book to consider reworking into a graphic novel is Akin the Drummer boy.

This is a good foresight! However, the starting point involves unavailable resources. That's why I need a job rather now. My brother, the truth is people see prospects in me.

Kobojunkie:
What work, whether formally or informally, have you done using your linguistics skills or at least any of the skills you obtained from college?

I taught in a private secondary school for 2yrs. The proprietor was an enigma. I am also a prolific and knowledgeable writer of mostly academic contents but lack gigs currently as a result of what I mentioned earlier on this thread. I am good with MS Excel, MS Word - 80WPM, graphic designing - Corel Draw. I Also worked in computer centres prior to my admission, even after

Kobojunkie:
Are you the only one who has ever done that particular major, or volunteer work ever, or am I missing something here?

My opinion so far is you don't seem desperate enough for work. You seem more concerned about what people will think instead

Linguistics is my major

Kobojunkie:
So the content of your OP might not lead to you but the answers you give to non-personal questions would? Oh boy!

College major, what I have been doing since, volunteer work; all these will give me up. Then, if we engage in spontaneous discourse to ascertain some level of truthfulness and competence, it will be glaring to a curious in-the-know eyes.