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Superb!

I guess my baby sister would find something helpful here.

In addition, they should improve on their reading habits. Life has gone farther than reading only academic books.

Tell me something I don't know.

Na so

gabby898:
mumu

Oponu

Tobilastik:
Oponu

ozuo, ewe

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Nice piece

Time management skills and your friends

Thanks @OP,this is really an educative post.atleast as a fresh graduate i ought to adapt in kippn a clean hair cut,unlike my current one nw with ma huge beards..

Nice write up

benedictnsi:
The Op is really a Bloosyblogger

This is a nice work.... But i think you should include

1. BOLDNESS
2. RESPECT
3. TIME USAGE

God bless u, i dnt knw why Op nd several order nigerians r always in a rush to talk abt spoken english nd paper performance(certificate)wen referin to a nigerian graduate. forgetin wat u jst mentiond,+idea.this four things are d most important thing in d life of a graduate........we dnt go to schl only to endup occupyin one office bt to use our knowledge/idea to transform our lifes.

Guy u are blessed for this piece of valued infomation...

God bless you for this piece. ..He that has ears LISTEN!

benedictnsi:
The Op is really a Bloosyblogger

This is a nice work.... But i think you should include

1. BOLDNESS
2. RESPECT
3. TIME USAGE

* GBAM!

[quote author=lasisi Wo69 post=40910024]End time graduation[/quote]Won fi se e ni

lasisi69:
End time graduation

welcome back....it seems u were on exile

Never ignore any opportunity that knocks at your door. Equip yourself vocationally because it will help you before you get a job. I learnt fire alarm installation and maintenance during my IT and the knowledge is helping me a lot though initially I didn't take the job serious.

A matured and realistic write-up that will help those who choose to apply it

[quote author=DoTheNeedful post=40910531][/quote]Remember, you are a nobody and no one gives a damn about you out there. So, drop your pride and use your head and hands or end up spending years still eating your mum's food with insults.

nice writeup OP but you left the most important which is PRAYER

EmeraldGoup:
Never ignore any opportunity that knocks at your door. Equip yourself vocationally because it will help you before you get a job. I learnt fire alarm installation and maintenance during my IT and the knowledge is helping me a lot though initially I didn't take the job serious.

Did you study electrical & electronics Engr.

Thanks boss for the advice, I am really grateful

This is especially necessary for job seekers. I think graduates should be geared towards building a company. It is also fundamental to learn skills different from your field of discipline. Just to buttress, i am a licensed optometrist, a computer programmer, web developer and i.t consultant. In fact, i have never loved working for people. I think workers are slaves.... I indulged fresh graduates to learn new skills always and forget about white collar jobs for a while, manage what you can lay your hands on and start builfing your company