Rahl444:
Lol,,,Will she tell you ?
Everything na God o
I pity who dey believe Nigerians' mouth...

If dem tell you how many places her Sister might have forwarded her interview's details to...I prefer not to speak shaa. .
Everything na God.

I was brought up to be truthful and if u must know, I wasn't brought up as a Nigerian I might be Nigerian but I'm not Nigerian ! Yo feel me?

God is still ma only source... And one day I will share my story with u... Chillax

Ladyjane5657:


I was brought up to be truthful and if u must know, I wasn't brought up as a Nigerian I might be Nigerian but I'm not Nigerian ! Yo feel me? /b]

God is still ma only source... And one day I will share my story with u... Chillax

Sure Baby!

Many places got me.... Lmao

Rahl444:
Lol,,,Will she tell you ?
Everything na God o
I pity who dey believe Nigerians' mouth...

If dem tell you how many places her Sister might have forwarded her interview's details to...I prefer not to speak shaa. .
Everything na God.

Country bad so te, even with connection, you need God! So abeg if person enter with connection and e tell you say na God, abeg na God .
PS: I don't support it o. Matter of fact I neva vex with my oga finish for some hires but na him de do my appraisal so....

The day you get your APL eeeh!, the joy will be champions league victory...
May God favour you.

oga jarus .... na big fish... #2M per month no be wasa....

lahizak:

Sister, i don apologize nau. It was a spur of the moment something. I had always kept my opinions both gud or bad to myself. Dat typing just slipped after having a frustrating ndlea test . No offense intended. May God grant us our heart desires

lol... wetin NDLEA do you?

hooha:
The day you get your APL eeeh!, the joy will be champions league victory...

May God favour you.

lol

NosaJBourne:
lol... wetin NDLEA do you?

Im sure u av been reading d news online. D way d test was conducted was terrible. Struggling and fighting. Me and sum guys even had to act as bodyguard to a heavily pregnant lady who joined in the struggles to enter the hall.. it was just terrible. Still on still, we move

lahizak:

Im sure u av been reading d news online. D way d test was conducted was terrible. Struggling and fighting. Me and sum guys even had to act as bodyguard to a heavily pregnant lady who joined in the struggles to enter the hall.. it was just terrible. Still on still, we move

Abuja or lagos centre?

NosaJBourne:
Abuja or lagos centre?

Lag. On wednesday

Napolitano I can see you. Any new development?

Guess uncle Jarus own Jarushub.com
great site sir, and it worth visiting

I agree with you. Before I gained admission in 2009, I was earning about 80k monthly as a secretary in a Livestock business. I was paid weekly (ie I was paid atleast 20k weekly). Since after graduation, life hard. I have lost count of interviews. God, I even bought my first land at 17. Now nko, nothing to my name. If I had overlooked that admission, by now I would have been really established. But no wahala, it happened, now I'm fighting hard trying to be the best I can be. Demands from family, friends, relatives all weighing me down.

TheMatrix3:

The truth of the matter is this "education in Nigeria" issa big scam: No matter how brilliant u are, out of every 100 graduates, only about 15 will get "good jobs". The rest will scout for jobs until they get depressed. Its the way of life. 48,000+/batch of graduates pass out of NYSC 3x a year, NNPC, SHELL, MOBIL, BELEMA, TOTAL all IOC and Govt agencies will scarcely take a total of 10,000 yearly, so what will the rest do?
The solution is simple: tell your younger ones and kids: education is a mirage: learn a life skill, dont leave carpentary, electrician, plumbing (artisan jobs) for "illiterates". You can be a cook or a tailor and make it in life *drops mic*

Is it that you guys just stay on this thread and wait for information? why not channel the time towards learning new skills?

NwanyiOkpa:
Is it that you guys just stay on this thread and wait for information? why not channel the time towards learning new skills?

At this rate, someday there'll be no skill for us to learn anymore...

NwanyiOkpa:
Is it that you guys just stay on this thread and wait for information? why not channel the time towards learning new skills?

One way or the other, we all really need to get some form of closure from the completion of this recruitment process. It is so hard to stay focus even for some of us that are being underpaid talkless of the unemployed fellows, you should know better unless you are not among one of the hopefuls.

monlawal:
I agree with you. Before I gained admission in 2009, I was earning about 80k monthly as a secretary in a Livestock business. I was paid weekly (ie I was paid atleast 20k weekly). Since after graduation, life hard. I have lost count of interviews. God, I even bought my first land at 17. Now nko, nothing to my name. If I had overlooked that admission, by now I would have been really established. But no wahala, it happened, now I'm fighting hard trying to be the best I can be. Demands from family, friends, relatives all weighing me down.

I'm sorry, but when I hear '... demands from family', I seem not to understand, or are you not the one bringing the pressure on yourself? Yes they struggled to see you through school, and then DEMANDS!

I know parents are here, and singles like myself are also here, hear this truth.

Your financial investment as a parent ends in the establishment of your child and not in the university graduation. If your plan stops at sending your child to the best school, then I'm sorry. If your parental logo is "invest in your child today to reap from him or her tomorrow", I'm sorry.

Yea I know, Africa, culture. But a scenario where your child is still trying to find his base, and you've started placing demands, is really sad.

"Stephen, we've sent you to school, you will see your brother through school, there's no money". Just listen to this, a statement made to someone who completed service, April this year.

And you know, parents of this present economy will not learn, produce 5,6,7 children, and then burden the first with the welfare of others.

It is in Africa you see a man take care of his home, his father's family, wife's family, and maybe Nigeria as a whole. And then unnecessary pressure everywhere on the man.

Demands ko, demands ni...

Forgive my use of words.

I'm the first child. If you are a first child, you know what that means

StephenEA:


I'm sorry, but when I hear '... demands from family', I seem not to understand, or are you not the one bringing the pressure on yourself? Yes they struggled to see you through school, and then DEMANDS!

I know parents are here, and singles like myself are also here, hear this truth.

Your financial investment as a parent ends in the establishment of your child and not in the university graduation. If your plan stops at sending your child to the best school, then I'm sorry. If your parental logo is "invest in your child today to reap from him or her tomorrow", I'm sorry.

Yea I know, Africa, culture. But a scenario where your child is still trying to find his base, and you've started placing demands, is really sad.

"Stephen, we've sent you to school, you will see your brother through school, there's no money". Just listen to this, a statement made to someone who completed service, April this year.

And you know, parents of this present economy will not learn, produce 5,6,7 children, and then burden the first with the welfare of others.

It is in Africa were a man will take care of his home, his father's family, wife's family, and maybe Nigeria as a whole. And then unnecessary pressure everywhere on the man.

Demands ko, demands ni...

Forgive my use of words.

monlawal:
I'm the first child. If you are a first child, you know what that means

You should have decoded it, I'm the first among 5, so I definitely know what that means.

If you carry unnecessary pressure put for yourself, then I'll only be sorry.

lahizak:

Lag. On wednesday

did mine on monday in lag too.. 8 to 9.... No crowd or whatsover.. in fact, as I just land, straight to the hall after they checked my printouts and id. I was almost late sev.. some minutes before nine

StephenEA:


I'm sorry, but when I hear '... demands from family', I seem not to understand, or are you not the one bringing the pressure on yourself? Yes they struggled to see you through school, and then DEMANDS!

I know parents are here, and singles like myself are also here, hear this truth.

Your financial investment as a parent ends in the establishment of your child and not in the university graduation. If your plan stops at sending your child to the best school, then I'm sorry. If your parental logo is "invest in your child today to reap from him or her tomorrow", I'm sorry.

Yea I know, Africa, culture. But a scenario where your child is still trying to find his base, and you've started placing demands, is really sad.

"Stephen, we've sent you to school, you will see your brother through school, there's no money". Just listen to this, a statement made to someone who completed service, April this year.

And you know, parents of this present economy will not learn, produce 5,6,7 children, and then burden the first with the welfare of others.

It is in Africa were a man will take care of his home, his father's family, wife's family, and maybe Nigeria as a whole. And then unnecessary pressure everywhere on the man.

Demands ko, demands ni...

Forgive my use of words.

It will be funnier if you say, Demand kor, Supply ni ...
But really, people should learn to say No when they're not capable, or better still don't complain.
Reason over emotions. Even if you must struggle on your siblings, not the ones that'll be using your hard earned money to gamble (bet9ja) saying he's hustling, or shayo or the one that has a CGPA that can't flash

joobseekar:

It will be funnier if you say, Demand kor, Supply ni ...
But really, people should learn to say No when they're not capable, or better still don't complain.
Reason over emotions. Even if you must struggle on your siblings, not the ones that'll be using your hard earned money to gamble (bet9ja) saying he's hustling, or shayo or the one that has a CGPA that can't flash

lol

joobseekar:

It will be funnier if you say, Demand kor, Supply ni ...
But really, people should learn to say No when they're not capable, or better still don't complain.
Reason over emotions. Even if you must struggle on your siblings, not the ones that'll be using your hard earned money to gamble (bet9ja) saying he's hustling, or shayo or the one that has a CGPA that can't flash

These demand and supply were some of the answers to interview question that some people were asked during interview.

joobseekar:

It will be funnier if you say, Demand kor, Supply ni ...
But really, people should learn to say No when they're not capable, or better still don't complain.
Reason over emotions. Even if you must struggle on your siblings, not the ones that'll be using your hard earned money to gamble (bet9ja) saying he's hustling, or shayo or the one that has a CGPA that can't flash

That was the summary I just needed.

olaidefat:


These demand and supply were some of the answers to interview question that some people were asked during interview.

hooha:
The day you get your APL eeeh!, the joy will be champions league victory...

May God favour you.

And on that day eh!
Some people will be like....

StephenEA:


That was the summary I just needed.

Try saying "No" when your dad and mum (God forbid) are critically ill and on the verge of dying, try saying "No" to a sibling of yours whom you know is genuinely trying to make himself somebody through his studies. Try saying "No" when they are about to evict your family and throw your parents' properties out.

As unfair as it sounds, it is the situation the average African first born child finds him/herself. Las las, we cannot kill ourselves but we must act with diplomacy as we cannot run away from it, using the word "No" will only do more harm than good. Unless you have a heart of stone.

BenFlash:


Try saying "No" when your dad and mum (God forbid) are critically ill and on the verge of dying, try saying "No" to a sibling of yours whom you know is genuinely trying to make himself somebody through his studies. Try saying "No" when they are about to evict your family and throw your parents' properties out.

As unfair as it sounds, it is the situation the average African first born finds his or herself. Las las, we cannot kill ourselves but we must act with diplomacy as we cannot run away from it, using the word "No" will only do more harm than good. Unless you have a heart of stone.

Abeg tell them woh, my elder bro never said No, he go just delay you if money no dey till something tangible comes. But dat was in d past sha. Nowadays all of us don graduate & have something doing. He dey even ask if we get any problems, but thank God sha,

I didn't tell anybody but I made a promise to myself, will give his kids d best when I blow well well

StephenEA:


I'm sorry, but when I hear '... demands from family', I seem not to understand, or are you not the one bringing the pressure on yourself? Yes they struggled to see you through school, and then DEMANDS!

I know parents are here, and singles like myself are also here, hear this truth.

Your financial investment as a parent ends in the establishment of your child and not in the university graduation. If your plan stops at sending your child to the best school, then I'm sorry. If your parental logo is "invest in your child today to reap from him or her tomorrow", I'm sorry.

Yea I know, Africa, culture. But a scenario where your child is still trying to find his base, and you've started placing demands, is really sad.

"Stephen, we've sent you to school, you will see your brother through school, there's no money". Just listen to this, a statement made to someone who completed service, April this year.

And you know, parents of this present economy will not learn, produce 5,6,7 children, and then burden the first with the welfare of others.

It is in Africa were a man will take care of his home, his father's family, wife's family, and maybe Nigeria as a whole. And then unnecessary pressure everywhere on the man.

Demands ko, demands ni...

Forgive my use of words.

The way I agree with this your post, baa, is soooo unquantifiable. Thanks for this, bro. It's so so true.

joobseekar:


At this rate, someday there'll be no skill for us to learn anymore...