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I have just been invited for a job interview by this company on 5th of July.
It is not a well-known establishment in Nigeria. They claim that they are based in Lagos at NO 9 Oremeji street, Holy saviour by Barister house, Iyana Isolo, Isolo Lagos.
I need your help fellow nairalanders.

Women should be proud of their natural complexion.
I just love dark girls.
The fact that you are fair does not mean that you are beautiful.
I'm not dark either.

[please could you show us an example of a good CV which you believe is the reason for youth or graduate unemployment?]

And how do you prove you're competent enough to be employed if your CV/cover letter says other wise?
First impression matters; the only way you can get the attention of an employer is via your CV/cover letter[/quote]

Thank you for your efforts @ OP.
It should have been better if you have shown us a world-class CV sample so that we can see our mistakes.
I am of the opinion that once someone secures a job, he sees himself as an invincible person and considers others who are unemployed as empty brains.
I just can't see the difficult task in writing a good CV. Moreover, CV will not do the job. If I may ask, will you throw away the CV of an expert in clinical nutrition who applied for a position in a beverage producing company simply because he/she could not write a good CV? The fact still remains that we place much emphasis on unnecessary issues.
An array of good CVs carefully filed in an office contributes nothing to the profit making of the organization. Competent workers do.
Between 1999-2008, most banks usually come to ABU, Zaria to recruit her graduates with minimum of 2-1 who are willing to build a career in the banking industry. NB Plc used to do the same for microbiology, biochemistry and chemical engineering graduates.
Today, nobody cares because we produce much more graduates than employers need.

Our problem today is that we lack a striker.
Ideye should be playing in village square. Musa could also be selfish.