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Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by addizzle(f): 8:55am On Aug 01, 2016
myweb:


Just joking though grin grin

But are you out of school cos you look young.. No offense okay
i thought as much.. u mean secondary school yep am done with dat...
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by Nobody: 9:02am On Aug 01, 2016
Emeerald:
embarassed Awwww. I totally understand how you feel hon. I'll suggest you volunteer at a reputable company to work for a while. You might get lucky and get employed officially if you perform very well.
Instead,she should go and learn an apprentice.
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by maryhaam(f): 9:03am On Aug 01, 2016
[quote author=EVILFOREST post=48044896]What's ur discipline.....?
Please take it easy, I know the situation is appalling.
Try and visit, some people whom u know are welcoming.

People that can receive U whole-heartedly without blemish.

Also consider Marriage especially with someone in whom u can find happiness.
Marriage is also a form of employment. [/quote)the last paragraph got me.
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by no1madman(m): 9:04am On Aug 01, 2016
Trendin:
Naija unemployed girls are semi prostitutes.
99.9%

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Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by kellybently(m): 9:06am On Aug 01, 2016
jholam:
So after graduating from the university about a year ago i have'nt got a job. I know most of you will say (just one year and you are complaining.) Well it does'nt matter.

All that matters is that one is without a job and it is extremely annoying and life is boring.
You see adverts everywhere of job openings and you wonder if there are just for show or if people are really getting these jobs.
Once or twice you see a testimony on nairaland that someone just got a job and you begin to pray for your own.
You wait and wait for a miracle because now your degree does not matter again. If you don't have somebody somewhere, 'na only miracle you go hope on.

After going through school, burning mid night candles, going for lectures, doing stupid assignments that lecturers never read and struggling to see that your name is on flimsy attendance cheat for ten marks, what do you get?
Answer - A long stay in your fathers house, waiting for when somebody will visit and dash you money. Because your parents do not have your time again.
Most times, you might even here comments like" abeg do go marry" or better still "you no get boyfriend?".
Sometimes you begin to wonder what went wrong but in the end, what can one do but hope for a miracle.

Life is hard o. Especially if you are unemployed and a girl in naija.


http://joblessnaijagirl..com/?m=1

have u ever ask ur self this question.
If I don't want to work with my certificate what can I do.

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Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by myweb(m): 9:08am On Aug 01, 2016
addizzle:
i thought as much.. u mean secondary school yep am done with dat...


Secondary ke University ni mo nso o
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by samzzycash(m): 9:11am On Aug 01, 2016
jholam:
So after graduating from the university about a year ago i have'nt got a job. I know most of you will say (just one year and you are complaining.) Well it does'nt matter.

All that matters is that one is without a job and it is extremely annoying and life is boring.
You see adverts everywhere of job openings and you wonder if there are just for show or if people are really getting these jobs.
Once or twice you see a testimony on nairaland that someone just got a job and you begin to pray for your own.
You wait and wait for a miracle because now your degree does not matter again. If you don't have somebody somewhere, 'na only miracle you go hope on.

After going through school, burning mid night candles, going for lectures, doing stupid assignments that lecturers never read and struggling to see that your name is on flimsy attendance cheat for ten marks, what do you get?
Answer - A long stay in your fathers house, waiting for when somebody will visit and dash you money. Because your parents do not have your time again.
Most times, you might even here comments like" abeg do go marry" or better still "you no get boyfriend?".
Sometimes you begin to wonder what went wrong but in the end, what can one do but hope for a miracle.

Life is hard o. Especially if you are unemployed and a girl in naija.


http://joblessnaijagirl..com/?m=1

my sister just graduated from lautech and she did not even send 1week at home before she started learning fashion design abeg na your fault you no find time to aquire any skill... My Brother is also a student of lautech but he aquired barbing skills and photo video coverage already even me way still dey wait for admission don expert in computer programming and repair and i don dey do computer dealer already my sister if you are not too old go learn hair dresser1
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by emyjay2015: 9:14am On Aug 01, 2016
My idea it is well. There are so many of us like you who wake up everyday hoping and praying it will only get better. #unemployedbutfullofjoy
jholam:
So after graduating from the university about a year ago i have'nt got a job. I know most of you will say (just one year and you are complaining.) Well it does'nt matter.

All that matters is that one is without a job and it is extremely annoying and life is boring.
You see adverts everywhere of job openings and you wonder if there are just for show or if people are really getting these jobs.
Once or twice you see a testimony on nairaland that someone just got a job and you begin to pray for your own.
You wait and wait for a miracle because now your degree does not matter again. If you don't have somebody somewhere, 'na only miracle you go hope on.

After going through school, burning mid night candles, going for lectures, doing stupid assignments that lecturers never read and struggling to see that your name is on flimsy attendance cheat for ten marks, what do you get?
Answer - A long stay in your fathers house, waiting for when somebody will visit and dash you money. Because your parents do not have your time again.
Most times, you might even here comments like" abeg do go marry" or better still "you no get boyfriend?".
Sometimes you begin to wonder what went wrong but in the end, what can one do but hope for a miracle.

Life is hard o. Especially if you are unemployed and a girl in naija.


http://joblessnaijagirl..com/?m=1

Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by addizzle(f): 9:14am On Aug 01, 2016
myweb:



Secondary ke University ni mo nso o
lolz..mabinu..will be graduating next year.. by His Grace
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by MrIyke222(m): 9:16am On Aug 01, 2016
bitingcool:
Most of the unemployed people commenting here are looking for start up capital.

You all go to church or religious centers I presume, have you offered coaching sessions for either nursery or primary or Jamb students in your religious centers?
Have you offered to clean anyone's house twice a month or a week?
Have you gone to banks or offices to offer to bring food or fruits for sale to them?
Have you tried meeting working women and offering to help them buy foodstuffs in exchange for a fee?
What of washing cars in an estate.
And a job as a driver?
Or teaching piano, guitar or musical instrument to kids. Your potential clients can be from your place of worship.
Not every start up business requires much capital, just the willingness to venture into it.

The first step to unemployment is thinking outside the box and getting off your high horse.it doesn't mean you'll remain in that position for long. But how do you expect to grow if you don't make a move?

I go wit u my broda. Its just dat som of us hr hate d bitter truth of coming down from our high expectations nd taking it up from somwhr.
I like being blunt espcially wn it coms to being productive in life... "U dont have any excuse for being a failure, Dr. Myls Munroe"
One problem with our youths nw is dat som are stil tinkin of wot wil b don for dem not wot dey can do for others. And som are stil living in yster yrs of our fathers wn eployment awaits u even bfor graduation.

I am a Guidance nd Counseling Psychology graduate, nd major in d area of Vocational counseling, nd i tel u from info on prsent nigeria employmnt rate, u may b sitting on a very long tin if ure stil bliving in ut certificate nd not ur mental or psychomoto ability. And i am proudly practicing my blive in entreprenuership which is rly paying off and growing to greatnes.

A recent rsearch shows dat an employment vacancy in naija is equal to 200-300 aplication. and 10 is equal to 1000-3000!

Getting an employmnt is vry good, but pls dont sit die all ur life in d waiting list or "we will get bck to u hope"
"Evry man has a drop of greatnes in him" Look inward nd unravle dat deposit of greatnes in u nd make d way for it to grow nd bcom great.

For any1 in need of help in vacational or career counseling, hr is my whatsapp no. 08097838784
C u at d top’

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Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by God2man(m): 9:18am On Aug 01, 2016
THINK and RETHINK.
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by ohans4u(m): 9:18am On Aug 01, 2016
please Help...Am interested on being a sales representative for any pharmaceutical drugs marketing company. Mlm please stay off. PMs is highly welcome
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by YoungForever: 9:25am On Aug 01, 2016
VictorRomanov:
A friend of mine once asked this question:

Before we went to school there were no jobs, what makes us feel there will suddenly be jobs after we graduate?

Bottom line is learn a skill... If a job requiring a graduate comes along, good! If not, ur skills will keep u going.


From the ops comments also. It's obvious she just went to school for going sake. She didnt really learn much other than getting a paper.
True true
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by curiouses: 9:30am On Aug 01, 2016
LastMumu:

You really do not want to know what unemployed young men go through daily. Believe me, you don't want to. Family pressure, peer pressure, fiancee/girlfriend pressure, self-imposed pressure and many more....I no fit count.

It is frustrating, bro. I'd barely stayed a month at home last year after service and my life seemed upside down. I almost think myself to depression. Mom would come to room time to time to check if I was thinking again. I applied for over 300 jobs in one month but to know avail. I gave up. I left Kwara for Lagos for an underpaid job in a hotel on VI, Lagos. I couldn't stay a month there. Thank God for ISON BPO, I started working as CCR same last year, though underemployed, the struggle continues.

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Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by myweb(m): 9:34am On Aug 01, 2016
addizzle:
lolz..mabinu..will be graduating next year.. by His Grace

just pm you
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by Emeerald(f): 9:38am On Aug 01, 2016
Love Machine:
Instead,she should go and learn an apprentice.


Well, for a graduate, relevant work experience is very necessary, it's an advantage to her resume. Hence the need to volunteer at a reputable company for a while instead of been idle.
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by Nobody: 9:42am On Aug 01, 2016
2dugged:
people keep saying find something doing ",and when you ask them like what, they reply "anything", this is the most annoying of them all, anything like what?, hawking?, isn't that the suffering you were avoiding by going to school in the first place?

i wonder, they say it like it's so easy
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by ogawisdom(m): 9:45am On Aug 01, 2016
2dugged:
people keep saying find something doing ",and when you ask them like what, they reply "anything", this is the most annoying of them all, anything like what?, hawking?, isn't that the suffering you were avoiding by going to school in the first place?

Anything like trading, farming, skill acquisition like hair dressing or plaiting or teaching in primary sch.
I kw a girl dt does chim chim a graduate but makes n supplies chim chim to primary n sec schools her stock is never enough she makes nt less than 7k daily while still hunting for white collar jobs.
Only lazy n proud ppl r completely jobless
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by MrIyke222(m): 9:48am On Aug 01, 2016
Love Machine:
That is China not Nigeria.Have you make your assessment in that country before making this suggestion? They have constant electricity supply,good roads and moderate tax.Back here the same Chinese who run businesses her are closing shops due to epileptic power supply,multiple taxation and unfair working environment.So you see the difference?

Ok broh, i agree wit u. But d point still remains, Lets get down with somting positive we can do. U and I knw dat employment op in naija is 1to ratio 200 nd even d 1 may hv bn taken alrdy by d more conected.

Whether gud or bad, i stil maintain dat dia is no qualified xcuse fo failure.... jst as ur stomach hav no xcuse in telling u dat ure hungry. But it shld b d legitimate way...
If u doubt, wait till u hav a child, then u tell her or him u hav bn waiting for employmnt!
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by poweredcom(m): 9:49am On Aug 01, 2016
Hey well make she do olosho na grin
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by ogawisdom(m): 9:49am On Aug 01, 2016
jholam:
So after graduating from the university about a year ago i have'nt got a job. I know most of you will say (just one year and you are complaining.) Well it does'nt matter.

All that matters is that one is without a job and it is extremely annoying and life is boring.
You see adverts everywhere of job openings and you wonder if there are just for show or if people are really getting these jobs.
Once or twice you see a testimony on nairaland that someone just got a job and you begin to pray for your own.
You wait and wait for a miracle because now your degree does not matter again. If you don't have somebody somewhere, 'na only miracle you go hope on.

After going through school, burning mid night candles, going for lectures, doing stupid assignments that lecturers never read and struggling to see that your name is on flimsy attendance cheat for ten marks, what do you get?
Answer - A long stay in your fathers house, waiting for when somebody will visit and dash you money. Because your parents do not have your time again.
Most times, you might even here comments like" abeg do go marry" or better still "you no get boyfriend?".
Sometimes you begin to wonder what went wrong but in the end, what can one do but hope for a miracle.

Life is hard o. Especially if you are unemployed and a girl in naija.


http://joblessnaijagirl..com/?m=1


Start somewhere drop ur pride n God will uplift u. There are alot to do if ur pride n laziness will allow u angry
Hair dressing
Hair plaiting
Farming
Trading
Fry chim chim or egg roll n supply
Teach in nursery/primary sch
Think of any skill in demand n go n learn dt
Think outside d box

NB do something while hunting for ur desired job, only lazy and proud ppl r completely jobless n earn zero naira monthly. Nothing humble ppl like hunger but wen op has free shelter n eats guaranteed mama thank u daily pride remains.

By d way on a lighter note a pretty girl with good character n a graduate shld ve a man abi na fiance by nw ooo except u wor wor grin. So contrary to ur tots a jobless man is worse ooo

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Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by Nobody: 9:53am On Aug 01, 2016
No job, no work, no money, yet, every year, millions of students jostle for the very limited space in tertiary institutions and when they graduate they still join the already jam-packed labour market for jobs in that are not available!
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.
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Am I the only one who is reasoning in this country?

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Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by Coldfeets: 9:55am On Aug 01, 2016
kellybently:

have u ever ask ur self this question. If I don't want to work with my certificate what can I do.

Thank you so much Mr. Kellybently for educating the (hopeless and confused) masses with your pictorial lessons. The only problem is that so many of them will still not understand the message as they are hell bent on getting a job with their certificate.

There are so many people like the OP out there. So many of them are still in the tertiary institution. The will never learn the importance of having at least one marketable skill that can help you earn a living.

The other day, I was discussing with one undergrad and I was telling her about the importance of learning/having a skill or two instead of depending on getting the non-existent jobs and she was like: ABEG LEAVE ME ALONE, WHEN I GET TO THAT BRIDGE I'LL CROSS IT.

No need wasting my energy on her anymore. She, and so many people like her will eventually learn. Unfortunately, just like the OP, they will also learn that SCHOOL is absolutely bunkum because it is not teaching the people what they really need to earn a living and survive!!!

So my dear OP, I don't pity you at all. And I have no words of encouragement for you.

But...

All I can tell you is that it's never too late (for you) to start.

What can you do? What do you know? Can you start a blog about what you know? Can you use the computer very well? See, lots of opportunities abound on the internet.

You don't need to continue waiting until you get a job. Learn to do something for yourself rather than being dependent or docile because that's exactly what waiting to get a job really is!!!

Research Fiverr and see how you can get started. There's even a thread on that here on nairaland by a lady like you:

https://www.nairaland.com/2390751/how-make-up-500k-every#34927043

If you decide to go by the investment way which is actually one of the best ways of earning as exemplified by that kellybently picture message, then you can send me a PM.

And... I might help you... if I like you. tongue

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Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by pulsa(m): 10:03am On Aug 01, 2016
slumcat:
i can relate to this.
naija holds no promise for the average graduate.
I made 2:1 in school, but finding a job was tough.
before nysc, I took up a teaching job to keep body and soul together. It was slavery for a paltry #13k per month.
after nysc, things got tougher. No jobs, available ones were rigorous to secure. even the modern day slavery called call center reps was not within reach.
I got sick of it all. I had to make a decision to either eat or be meat.
I took a short route. its illegal but I honestly don't care.
last week alone I made $1400. which naija job fit pay like that?
its a new month and I'm aiming at $4000+. that's more than what a bank manager earns.
moral of the story: do what you gotta do.
Street ti take-over!
chairman na you oh

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Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by Noblewhiz(m): 10:13am On Aug 01, 2016
[quote author=jholam post=47999413]So after graduating from the university about a year ago i have'nt got a job. I know most of you will say (just one year and you are complaining.) Well it does'nt matter.

All that matters is that one is without a job and it is extremely annoying and life is boring.
You see adverts everywhere of job openings and you wonder if there are just for show or if people are really getting these jobs.
Once or twice you see a testimony on nairaland that someone just got a job and you begin to pray for your own.
You wait and wait for a miracle because now your degree does not matter again. If you don't have somebody somewhere, 'na only miracle you go hope on.

After going through school, burning mid night candles, going for lectures, doing stupid assignments that lecturers never read and struggling to see that your name is on flimsy attendance cheat for ten marks, what do you get?
Answer - A long stay in your fathes...
My dr, dnt wait fr a miracle, work fr a miracle.
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by mamawin(f): 10:15am On Aug 01, 2016
alterswerve:


One can also work in his or her religious body. Being an usher, you'll have someone to vouch for your work ethic
okay. but what does your signature mean? poco poco?
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by esejessy(f): 10:15am On Aug 01, 2016
This is my story! Though I still get little cash from my parents and brothers. Nothing like spending your own money cry

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Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by dasparrow: 10:37am On Aug 01, 2016
ogawisdom:


Anything like trading, farming, skill acquisition like hair dressing or plaiting or teaching in primary sch.
I kw a girl dt does chim chim a graduate but makes n supplies chim chim to primary n sec schools her stock is never enough she makes nt less than 7k daily while still hunting for white collar jobs.
Only lazy n proud ppl r completely jobless

You know what I detest about a lot of Nigerians? Many of you are just too judgemental. Many of you lack compassion and empathy. It must be the hostile Nigerian environment. First of all, is the OP going to attend skill acquisition for free? Does it not cost money to learn 'hand work'? Even the girl that you know makes chin-chin and supplies to primary and secondary schools, she must have had someone that spoke to the headmistress/headmaster and/or principal on her behalf to allow her supply chin-chin to the students and staff. Why do you talk as if you don't know how things work in Nigeria? Okay, even if the OP wants to start selling meat pie, chin-chin and the likes, it takes money to learn to how to make these things. Are you going to sponsor her?

When it comes to teaching, did the OP tell you she found a teaching job and refused it? Even teaching jobs are becoming hard to find. Many of you are talking about starting a business. Do they teach entrepreneurial skills in Nigerian secondary schools and universities? Do you know how quickly a business will fail if the business owner has no idea what he or she is doing? Do you think everyone is passionate about running their own business?

Funnily enough, the children of Nigeria's ruling elite (politicians) are landing white collar jobs in CBN and customs and IRS while children of the poor and middle class are told after years of studying their eyes out to go and farm so that females will be raped on their farms by marauding Fulani herdsmen. After years of studying, you are telling people to go farm like you are going to provide the plot of land used for farming.

Nigeria's business environment is not even favorable. Ask foreign investors, many who are leaving Nigeria for other countries. A country like Nigeria that cannot even provide stable electricity, small business loans with low interest rates and a conducive environment for businesses to thrive. Abeg!

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Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by Slymonster(m): 10:54am On Aug 01, 2016
slumcat:
i can relate to this.
naija holds no promise for the average graduate.
I made 2:1 in school, but finding a job was tough.
before nysc, I took up a teaching job to keep body and soul together. It was slavery for a paltry #13k per month.
after nysc, things got tougher. No jobs, available ones were rigorous to secure. even the modern day slavery called call center reps was not within reach.
I got sick of it all. I had to make a decision to either eat or be meat.
I took a short route. its illegal but I honestly don't care.
last week alone I made $1400. which naija job fit pay like that?
its a new month and I'm aiming at $4000+. that's more than what a bank manager earns.
moral of the story: do what you gotta do.
Street ti take-over!

correct guy..make we share ideas jare,which package u operating on
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by 360command: 11:01am On Aug 01, 2016
2dugged:
I tire, I came on this forum one time and asked a business I can start with 200k that will atleast fetch me a good daily income so I can be able to pay back the loan within 6 months. Atleast after paying rent, tax, that I can be able to save, all I kept getting were look for something.something is nothing. It's easier said than done, some even suggested I go and learn hair making and open a Salon, as if women are only good with tailoring and hair making, instead of suggesting a business for me
no matter the business people will tell you, I bet you , you won't apply. If you are still in need of business, you can go into food business like breakfast meals or dinner meals. You can buy phones (unique) used phones and re-sell (post it on classifieds). Your 200k investment is a street kind of investment so u must be ready to be on the street.
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by Nobody: 11:02am On Aug 01, 2016
osita456:
see i have been without a steady job since january, until last week when i joined helping hands international. I read the rule that says 'do not promote shady businesses like mlms but the thing is helping hands is not shady at all, i don't know about other MLMs O.
Just last week i got sixteen dollars, my sister registered two weeks ago and she has made up to fifty dollars she is now in stage 2 and at the end of stage 2 she is going to get a laptop computer or an ipad. We are all here for ourselves to be of help in any little or major way we can. Look it up on google helping hands international but if want to register, register under me you stand to gain a lot as per downlines. 08020835174
Are trying to take an advantage of unemployed people here?
Re: Life Of An Unemployed Naija Girl by Kakamorufu(m): 11:02am On Aug 01, 2016
Wen u say illegal, u mean drugs involved?
slumcat:
i can relate to this.
naija holds no promise for the average graduate.
I made 2:1 in school, but finding a job was tough.
before nysc, I took up a teaching job to keep body and soul together. It was slavery for a paltry #13k per month.
after nysc, things got tougher. No jobs, available ones were rigorous to secure. even the modern day slavery called call center reps was not within reach.
I got sick of it all. I had to make a decision to either eat or be meat.
I took a short route. its illegal but I honestly don't care.
last week alone I made $1400. which naija job fit pay like that?
its a new month and I'm aiming at $4000+. that's more than what a bank manager earns.
moral of the story: do what you gotta do.
Street ti take-over!

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