deltateam:


E choke.

Oga which one is "... didn't had..."

Glad you got the message, ignore the content

Finish service Nov went to the village Dec then come to Lagos Jan got a job Feb salary 20,000 Na so I use grow now I work with a telecommunications company the 20,000 salary job I started with i now have the franchise in Nigeria. Also own a small logistics company though am not rich am also not poor. Just be focus and determine. Lagos is a city for hard working hustlers.

in Nigeria it takes 98% of graduates forever to get a good job

lichocho:
e sound funny but Na just today I stop work..

Omo x1000000. May God provide another one boss

ADAMUdaCOWBOY:

Whenever I read that nonsense online I just shake my head. I don't even want to share my experience as a northerners with a foreign certificate.

middle belt qnd North east aren't northerners Incase ur from there.

Rickbronz:
If you graduate from a university and you come out looking for someone to employ you, then you are one of the problems of this country. With the knowledge and enlightenment you've gained from school, you should be the one employing and empowering people.
There are several businesses one can start building now which requires little capital but with a potential for massive returns in the long run.

nobody wants to be an employee. When you talk about self employment, it is not with 20000 or 50000.

People have ideas too but no resources to execute them.

3 years after service.

Rickbronz:
If you graduate from a university and you come out looking for someone to employ you, then you are one of the problems of this country. With the knowledge and enlightenment you've gained from school, you should be the one employing and empowering people.
There are several businesses one can start building now which requires little capital but with a potential for massive returns in the long run.

You've spoken very well

during Nysc I created a niche for my self. Nysc is the best moment you can create life for your self.

timibare:
my fwend will u keep quiet

Reality will soon dawn on you all.

You'll tell us how many graduates abroad waits for Government jobs aside health practitioners.


Be looking for imaginary job and not use your initiative to create one and live big

God is alive!

GoldenJAT:
So the people you will employ! Didn't they go to school? Or they are not educated?
You know nothing! Must everyone create jobs? who will then work for who? BIG BABY!

Numbers of SME they have in USA help boost their economy.

Continue speaking English

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Michelle55:

Osheeyy, baddest! Awon motivational speakers!
Please make sure you've gotten like 5 companies attached to your name and have about a thousand employees before making someone else look this bad for voicing his thoughts.
It's the likes of you that pushed people into depression, making them feel like they haven't achieved anything yet in life.

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Gibberish.
Be looking for imaginary jobs everywhere

Joysticks:
Mention the business one can start with a low capital and that can grow up to become a Dangote

You also tell us if the Fortune of dangote just started less than 2 decades.

What's even wrong with you all.

I bet you don't know dangote history, you wouldn't have talk like this

ThatFairGuy1:

Numbers of SME they have in USA help boost their economy.

Continue speaking English

One advice! Don't ever use USA and Nigeria in the same sentence again! It's an insult to that great country.

luckygeee:


Can you write articles, blog posts or other write ups? Even if you can't, you can always learn and develop yourself. Send me a dm and I will add you to a freelance writing group where you can make up to a 100k monthly. You can start writing with the WPS app on your phone.

Alright. Thanks alot.

engrchykae:
its not like graduates don't know what business to go into,it's availability of funds to start,if I had 400k back then,I would have employed like 10 people at least whom I will pay at least 50k per month in palm kernel business

You've spoken well. Meanwhile little drops of water makes ocean

No job for over 8years now! Third class no be certificate abeg!

GoldenJAT:
One advice! Don't ever use USA and Nigeria in the same sentence again! It's an insult to that great country.

And who are those that made it Great? Are they not their citizens?


What you need as a graduate is enabling environment for business.
I can argue with you that this is well provided in Nigeria.

so what are you saying

luckygeee:


Can you write articles, blog posts or other write ups? Even if you can't, you can always learn and develop yourself. Send me a dm and I will add you to a freelance writing group where you can make up to a 100k monthly. You can start writing with the WPS app on your phone.

I can write also but got discouraged by dubious folks who try swindle writers of their time and intelligence.

sulaiboy20:
during Nysc I created a niche for my self. Nysc is the best moment you can create life for your self.

Well said

laborious:
No job for over 8years now! Third class no be certificate abeg!

it's not really about the class of degree. Keep your hopes high. You can get a laptop and learn coding or programing. You can also take 2 Management course to boost you CV and experience. That's what I am planning to do too

ThatFairGuy1:

You also tell us if the Fortune of dangote just started less than 2 decades.

What's even wrong with you all.

I bet you don't know dangote history, you wouldn't have talk like this

What was his history?

Rickbronz:
If you graduate from a university and you come out looking for someone to employ you, then you are one of the problems of this country. With the knowledge and enlightenment you've gained from school, you should be the one employing and empowering people.
There are several businesses one can start building now which requires little capital but with a potential for massive returns in the long run.

While in school all what they teach you is book they will tell read, read and read. Note, these books you're to read are not current books but one old book like that.
Ok, now the idea of any Nigerian student is to graduate and get a good job and good life, that is what they made us to understand and not the other way.
If you're a student here you should invest in yourself, be business wise, read books pertaining business ideas and be currently current.
Thank God we now know the secret, secret they won't tell while in school.

ThatFairGuy1:

Reality will soon dawn on you all.

You'll tell us how many graduates abroad waits for Government jobs aside health practitioners.


Be looking for imaginary job and not use your initiative to create one and live big

one thing with you is that you're comparing abroad with Nigeria. But then, there are contrasting in different department

1... Their system of education teaches you to create jobs and think out of the box. Ours teaches us to look for job and ensure we pass with first class(not thinking out of the box).. We only realize that we need to create job after we've graduated. How then do you want people who have been taught on "how to look for jobs" for over 15years of their lives now be the creator? Why do you think the sudden rise of "school na scam" is rampant?

2... Their environment and teaching schedule aids one to start a business opportunity (one can work while still schooling, without it affecting their education). While here, it's not easy. Not only is lectures running from 8-5 mostly but you can't easily hutsle and marry your book together(not saying it's not done but people who are successful in grades doing such are very few). So it'll be difficult raising money to start a business after school in Nigeria compared to abroad where money can be raised from your part time work

3... The environment factor again. One thing killing business is electricity. You can't compare Nigeria electricity to that of most advanced countries where jobs are created

Some times, you "motivational speakers" don't look at context before talking. It's the duty of a country to provide enabling environment for a business to thrive for its citizens. Just because few people made it doesn't mean that it's not the job of the country to make business to thrive for its citizens.

ThatFairGuy1:

And who are those that made it Great? Are they not their citizens?


What you need as a graduate is enabling environment for business.
I can argue with you that this is well provided in Nigeria.
so what are you saying

ENABLING ENVIRONMENT!!!! And you think Nigeria can give you that?? Alright!!

House1411:


I believe you bro. Was just pulling your legs. May God make a better way for us

Amen bro.

Jodera:
one thing with you is that you're comparing abroad with Nigeria. But then, there are contrasting in different department

1... Their system of education teaches you to create jobs and think out of the box. Ours teaches us to look for job and ensure we pass with first class(not thinking out of the box).. We only realize that we need to create job after we've graduated. How then do you want people who have been taught on "how to look for jobs" for over 15years of their lives now be the creator? Why do you think the sudden rise of "school na scam" is rampant?

2... Their environment and teaching schedule aids one to start a business opportunity (one can work while still schooling, without it affecting their education). While here, it's not easy. Not only is lectures running from 8-5 mostly but you can't easily hutsle and marry your book together(not saying it's not done but people who are successful in grades doing such are very few). So it'll be difficult raising money to start a business after school in Nigeria compared to abroad where money can be raised from your part time work

3... The environment factor again. One thing killing business is electricity. You can't compare Nigeria electricity to that of most advanced countries where jobs are created

Some times, you "motivational speakers" don't look at context before talking. It's the duty of a country to provide enabling environment for a business to thrive for its citizens. Just because few people made it doesn't mean that it's not the job of the country to make business to thrive for its citizens.

You de mind the guy? I can boldly beat my chest,that the said guys making everyone look like a lazy person,is still stuck with a 7–5 job!.
When 90–95% of people in a country are struggling despite efforts made, then the problem is no longer with the citizens, but with such a country (NIGERIA).
It is even our hustling mentality that has kept us going this far! IF NOT!!!

Rickbronz:
If you graduate from a university and you come out looking for someone to employ you, then you are one of the problems of this country. With the knowledge and enlightenment you've gained from school, you should be the one employing and empowering people.
There are several businesses one can start building now which requires little capital but with a potential for massive returns in the long run.

.


baba u no dea think well...

Kashamadupe

WoundedLamb:
Can't remember but it was almost one month counting from the time I actually started searching cause I'd earlier gone on vacation to cool off after my final exams. Some of my classmates were picked by on-campus recruiters that arrived after I had already traveled. I felt bad but today, I'm happy things went that way. Years later, I was back in search of talents.

please tell me that this don't happen in the same Nigeria that we know