I'm the Lastoffourtnyt, I'm here to rebute my opinion on Manson laborers and other menial jobs in the street even as a graduate. Thanks for your time. As usual, this is not meant to beg for financial assistance but to speak into existence.

Well, these days I have been traumatized with the recent occurrence in my life and I'm motivated to drop every of it happening in a public forum to elevate myself, at least, and motivate myself to continue the fight against this poverty virus.

Recently I made mention of my experience in a bricklayer laborer in my previous thread but I never went in detail of my experience therein.

Here comes a detailed view of my experience,....well, we thank God.

I enter into 'labour' market when the greener pasture seems photoshop, no hope, no life and in a strange land yet runaway from home to 'make it outside'. At a certain age in the life of a man he strive to achieve success at any speed and make things happened. I was caught up with the thrill of the moment and I had to forcefully move out of my comfort zone with nobody's approval. All I want is to come back and surprise them that I can do it all alone with my only bsc cert. ( don't blame me I realised late for the reason for addon course, coupled with the fact that I was always broke. Don't blame my parents, they only think I don't need money and I was stupid to be morally upright when it comes to money issue.

Well, I'm here and there's no reason to not to work. I don't even have the necessary clothing to start to properly start job hunting fully. I had to get something done, here are my experience on the street of gwas. I thought I was strong untill;

1. WORKING WITH BUNCH OF DRUG ADDICTS: well, drug is an household name when it comes to the youth of the region in. Competing with them is very hard and nothing more. They don't easily get tired, they can work for Africa

2. THE COMPETITION WITH GBAGI BOYS.
Well, they are very strong and surprise you at most but there are some environment for jokes, loyalty and brotherhood relationship among them. They are open with you and ready to help whenever you run into problem. I do like them

3. INPUT: you must work under rain or sun to achieve the daily pay of 1500 naira, I'm talking of hard weather of abuja. Well, sometimes, you earn 7h., that's a bleeped up a shìt men? Yes, exactly!

4. AWA OGAS. I met a nice man with many names but he's the nicest man before Jesus and my savior......., not what you are thinking**

5. I need a job and pls if you can help me to get a job in gwagwalada I would so appreciate it and I'm ready to move, I don't have unnecessary luggage.

6. I'm a second bachelor degree holder from the department of public administration. Look beyond my class of honor and help a brother from the street with a job or I love to learn auto mechanic engineering here in abuja and with fund for accommodation, I'm ready to move to any location in the country. I would definitely impress you, promise. Pls/abeg Nah.

7. SLEEPLESS NIGHT: nothing but sleepless night with some pain ( I'm sure this is not the type of discomfort the motivational was speaking about. Well, what do I know

8. NO HOPE: it seems the light at the end of the tunnel has been shut down but I'm hopeful. level up by burnaboy has become my favorite paddy.

9. HOPEFUL. Well, above the storm I will fly, I'm hopeful when it's my time, the light will shine again. Above nepa and bedc, everywhere will be illuminated. That's the dream.

10. CONCLUSION: it's just a phase, it shall be over!

Sorry for the errors, I wish there was none.

e no easy..try...never give up..it is well

SimeonOTC:
e no easy..try...never give up..it is well

not today, not anytime soon. I'm hopeful, always on God

Last last everybody go deh alright..ur story nd mine..no much difference