₦airaland Forum

In a sane country, the leaders would be worried about the rising unemployment rate among Nigerian youths.. but sadly, we lack sensible leaders in this country.

Politicians are the problem, they are allowing cabals destroy the system because of their selfish gains. Now I see why some believe leadership in Nigeria ended after former President Olusegun Obasanjo left office.
The present crop of leaders no just follow.

I feel sorry for the upcoming young ones, truly.

I hope something is done fast and our Government face "Industry" as the only saving grace. All focus has been on trade which caused Industries that would have been employing graduates to shut down. Sad story of Nigeria

Javid13:
I was without a job for seven years. My popcy, with all his connections, kept saying, "You need an MSc that's what's slowing down my efforts." So I did my MSc, and still, I remained jobless. I had to drive Uber for four years.

Eventually, I landed a driving job on a U.N./NDDC project, driving the State Coordinator of the project. Since then, the job has been lucrative truly well paying. During the interview, they asked me, with all my qualifications, if I was still willing to accept a driver's job. Of course, with four years of Bolt experience, I thought, what could be worse than driving?

The stated salary was 50k, but trust me, I earned more than 500k per month, and in some months, over N1.5 million. I've been able to buy a piece of land and will soon start the foundation.

Many graduates are waiting for Shell, Total, or a federal government job. Meanwhile, that job with a small title might just be your breakthrough.

Greetings sir, I am also from the Niger Delta region. I have always admired working with NDDC. Now that you are in the system, please what is the best way someone can land a job in the commission? I'm really interested.

Pinnup:
Greetings sir, I am also from the Niger Delta region. I have always admired working with NDDC. Now that you are in the system, please what is the best way someone can land a job in the commission? I'm really interested.

i dont work with NDDC Directly...Is a project sponsored jointly by the Fed government, NDDC, UN/IFAD and state govt...But i believe getting a job at Nddc you need connection.

So you will be driving car till 60yrs old!

Javid13:
I was without a job for seven years. My popcy, with all his connections, kept saying, "You need an MSc that's what's slowing down my efforts." So I did my MSc, and still, I remained jobless. I had to drive Uber for four years.

Eventually, I landed a driving job on a U.N./NDDC project, driving the State Coordinator of the project. Since then, the job has been lucrative truly well paying. During the interview, they asked me, with all my qualifications, if I was still willing to accept a driver's job. Of course, with four years of Bolt experience, I thought, what could be worse than driving?

The stated salary was 50k, but trust me, I earned more than 500k per month, and in some months, over N1.5 million. I've been able to buy a piece of land and will soon start the foundation.

Many graduates are waiting for Shell, Total, or a federal government job. Meanwhile, that job with a small title might just be your breakthrough.

What's the difference between barman and waiter especially in the nigeria view?

Arda1000:
imagine as a barman you are being paid 40/50k how would you survive now graduate for the matter

Love800:
So you will be driving car till 60yrs old!

lol funny guy. If you read through, "start from somewhere". I have savings and a solid plan. It’s a 6‑year project, and at my current workplace I can earn over 1.5million per month. With that, before the project ends, I’ll be able to achieve a great deal

Love800:
What's the difference between barman and waiter especially in the nigeria view?

a waiter, cleans and serve customers, while a barman sells and mix drinks,of course we mix everything up in nigeria

bdon123:
Na d point be that....barman no suppose earn less than 400k.

lol Nigeria is a poor country

There are job opportunities, lots of them in Nigeria. The question is, are the youths ready to calm down and grow in a job, or are we waiting for a fat salary job with no experience? As I am talking to you right now, my company is hiring for a remote sales rep role, and it is a very popular online store. You can reach me on WhatsApp if you want to know more, 07012250000

I appreciate.

Javid13:
lol funny guy. If you read through, "start from somewhere". I have savings and a solid plan. It’s a 6‑year project, and at my current workplace I can earn over 1.5million per month. With that, before the project ends, I’ll be able to achieve a great deal

Okay. Thanks so much.

Concerning the waiter, is it the waiter that will collect and keep customers money?

Arda1000:
a waiter, cleans and serve customers, while a barman sells and mix drinks,of course we mix everything up in nigeria

Arda1000:
lol Nigeria is a poor country

I disagree seeing d number being stolen n d inflated contract figures

geoworldedu:
In every job position you apply for, 1000 other people are applying for the same job and there is likelihood that only those who knows who among them will be picked. Therefore it is not a curse or a wonder if one applies for job 1000 times in Nigeria and got rejected in all.

Thanks goodness for teaching jobs. It's everywhere and if you know how to play the game, you can even earn up to 7 figures in it. I've been there, I'm there, I've done that.

Kudos to everyone who's into private offline and online coaching here.

Can you teach me about teaching online