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joyousmother2016:
Hello everyone,

I'm reaching out to you all because i'm actively seeking for academic job opportunities. If you are aware of any job openings or have connection in your network that could assist, I'd be forever grateful.

I hold a PhD in History and International Studies and I'm willing and eager to bring my expertise to the academic institution.

Thank you in advance for your help and support!

It is well…

joyousmother2016:
Thank you.

Pojomojo:
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joyousmother2016:
Thank you.

joyousmother2016:
Hello everyone,

I'm reaching out to you all because i'm actively seeking for academic job opportunities. If you are aware of any job openings or have connection in your network that could assist, I'd be forever grateful.

I hold a PhD in History and International Studies and I'm willing and eager to bring my expertise to the academic institution.

Thank you in advance for your help and support!

AnuOluwatomilol:
A PhD holder seeking job opportunities? You shouldn’t have left the job you were doing with your first degree. I always advise people to ensure they don’t quit their jobs (which put food on their table and money in their pocket) for higher education—especially when there's no guarantee of securing a job afterward, particularly in a country like Nigeria.

The higher your qualifications in Nigeria, the slimmer your chances of getting a job. I would advise you to transition into tech. Rigorous training in Python, MySQL, and basic Excel knowledge can set you on the right path, but it won’t be easy. You’ll need to invest at least ₦30,000 per month in training.

Sorry, bro!

Herkim:
Hello bro if you don't leave and you were asked to leave , what are going to do about it.

AnuOluwatomilol:
A PhD holder seeking job opportunities? You shouldn’t have left the job you were doing with your first degree. I always advise people to ensure they don’t quit their jobs (which put food on their table and money in their pocket) for higher education—especially when there's no guarantee of securing a job afterward, particularly in a country like Nigeria.

The higher your qualifications in Nigeria, the slimmer your chances of getting a job. I would advise you to transition into tech. Rigorous training in Python, MySQL, and basic Excel knowledge can set you on the right path, but it won’t be easy. You’ll need to invest at least ₦30,000 per month in training.

Sorry, bro!