Ozavize88:
if this is move to the front page,he may be lucky to get some people with good heart to help him......lalasticlala please will u do the needful?
PS... I am searching for employment too

pansophist:


That was why I said he is schooled not educated. Schooling is mere regurgitation, that is, to get a job and display all the knowledge he was taught. Education is to be a thinker, creative and ingenuine. To be educated is to understand the society one resides and look for a way to monetize something. Being educated/schooled has nothing to do with laziness. I didn't say he was lazy.

I can tell you a story about a guy from Akwa-Ibom, he started as a conductor while sleeping in the bus at night, in less than six months, he was given a bus for hire, and in two years, he paid off, owning the bus. In less than a year after that, he bought a new bus and gave out for hire purchase, and the rest is history. It been 7 years now and this guy has at least 7 buses running the street of Enugu. To me, that is a display of an educated person. Started from nothing but with hard work, lives comfortably, without begging anyone for a job.

I am not saying everybody should be a bus driver/conductor but there is always something you can do. Starting from learning vocational skills and climb your way up. That's my point.

frank41:


If you studied pharmacy or pharmacology, notify me.

chyy5:
For u to survive in the country is either u know someone or God just decides to favour u. The latter doesn't always happen.

Realfitbody:


he can try out to be an entreprenuer, there are so many people depending on so few jobs today. Even Master Degree Holders work in positions that pay less than #20,000

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Gegz:


Thank you boss. God bless as you have shed more light as to your point. I clearly understand.

But bros, there are still some Nigerians who think getting a certificate job is a waste of time. Yes, it might be difficult but not everyone is cut out for businesses.

Have a great day sir.

pocohantas:
He should be given a job just because he is a Masters degree holder?

What relevant skill or experience does he have that distinguishes him from every other Masters degree holder. It's not enough to have the degree, but be knowledgeable and grounded in your field.

Is he looking for an entry level job at his age?
Or there is more to it?

yeyerolling:
my face when parents, elders,family friends, pastors ask me when are u going for ur masters

pansophist:


I am one of those people who think like that, but not in absolute measure. If you want to be a doctor, then please, go get a degree. I do not patronize babalawos and street vendors. But if you want to be a businessman or making money on the street, then being a literate and an autodidact is enough. For the thousands of years humans have existed, journeymanship/employee has never been the norm. It is more of being a skilled person, and being paid to deliver such services. It is more of apprenticeship and being your own boss later on.

The concept of journeymanship is new, and I honestly wonder how people are satisfied with having a fixed salary, lose control of your time, waking up at biologically incompatible hours and be expected to be thankful for it. How many billionaires have you seen that are employees? Can your children inherit your job?

anonymousIP2:
@VIVIANGIST

His name is Umeh Donald Chibuike from Imo State ,an unemployed Masters Degree holder. He has taken to the street to advertise himself to know if he will get employed to make ends meet ... You can reach him via - Tel : +2348164523691

SOURCE - http://www.viviangist.ng/nigerian-masters-degree-holder-donald-umeh-takes-to-the-street-to-hunt-for-job/

Emmadgrt20:
hmmm has it gotten to this extent??

chyy5:
For u to survive in the country is either u know someone or God just decides to favour u. The latter doesn't always happen.

Vizboy1:
are you from Edo state or kogi.

arsenic33:
Ozavize........... I love your home town

Ozavize88:
I am from kogi,anything?

nairavsdollars:
God bless your hustle bro. People think everything in Nigeria is by certificate. I have Masters, I have PHD. Paper certificate in Nigeria is as worthless as used sanitary pad or used diaper. The earlier our youths develop relevant skills, the better

pansophist:


I am one of those people who think like that, but not in absolute measure. If you want to be a doctor, then please, go get a degree. I do not patronize babalawos and street vendors. But if you want to be a businessman or making money on the street, then being a literate and an autodidact is enough. For the thousands of years humans have existed, journeymanship/employee has never been the norm. It is more of being a skilled person, and being paid to deliver such services. It is more of apprenticeship and being your own boss later on.

The concept of journeymanship is new, and I honestly wonder how people are satisfied with having a fixed salary, lose control of your time, waking up at biologically incompatible hours and be expected to be thankful for it. How many billionaires have you seen that are employees? Can your children inherit your job?

pansophist:


Exactly my thoughts. If a master degree holder can’t find a way to survive in the rugged streets of Nigeria, then truly, he is just a schooled person, not an educated person.

olapluto:
How did he write his masters thesis with that disjointed alphabet usage? What job is he looking for? No information on that, no number, just wasted the cardboard.

olapluto:
How did he write his masters thesis with that disjointed alphabet usage? What job is he looking for? No information on that, no number, just wasted the cardboard.

sukkot:
Hmmmm

pansophist:


Oga wetin? Talk jare.