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Personally, I think there must have been a lot of meetings and consultations with all stakeholders in PDP,before the choice of Peter Obi was chosen. I pray it all end well and at the end of it all Nigeria and Nigerians should be the winners in this game.

Am interested how do I get to you,though this is my WhatsApp no 08062810295.

Some of us don't seems to get it,Pmb for all he will do,for all he has done and for all he will ever do....is major flaw is his inability to unite this nation,its utterance sometimes leaves much to be desire. Infrastructure development is good but the unity of the people he is leading is the most Paramount at this season...."let he that has ear let him hear"...I rest my case

I wil put the blame of this whole crisis at the feet of the governor.. .he forgot the rules "when you dine with the devil you do so with a long spoon,I'm afraid he went to this dinner with a very short spoon"...

stealth007: @Rhynne,
You've waited for so long before you realised that it's a mirage for an Engineeer to pursue non-professional career in a banking Sector.
In response to your quest for professionalism, with your grade you can do your MSc in Elect in Unilag unhindered. Form usually comes out around March / April of every year.
What you need right now is the transition job/training. Your emphasy right away should be on skills acquistion, no matter what. You can start by undergoing training with the CREDIBLE ORGANIZATIONS, the likes of Siemens Power Academy, AETI. If you think you can't afford these then in my view you'll have to go the hard way by attaching yourself to credible organization paherps without pay. You can as well opt for contract ones, but make sure it is highly technical, the pay may not be what you expect but it will pay out, you may be surprised that these will be done for less than six month. The worst you can do is to be idle. Mostly important be determined, pray with the sincerity of purpose and God willing success will be yours.
Good luck.
Stealth007

Thanks for your advice,i realy have been trying to get a place without pay but to no avail.can you just give me names of some good power contractors and i will be on my way to give it a try.All i need is a link.

addey: @oyb i think u guys are great.

I mean alot of young guys in the engineering now only look for money, no matter de advice you give them, to get the experience 1st dey never take to it.
Am into electrical project engineering but most of the guys dat work with me never seem to be learning but just after the money.

Sir, i'm i need of a job,i dont mind to come in as a trainee engineer,so that i can up my skill set in electrical.If there is anyway you can help i be very greatful.Have a lovely day

[quote author=netotse]my advice to you is to network. . .start to develop contacts, seek out knowledge relevant to what you want to do, seek out people that do what you want to do, learn from em. . .that's what I do and it's serving me well

@netotse,please i need a job urgently in electrcal i dont mind starting out as a trainee engineer,although i have been woking for the past six years in the bank not as an engineer but as an operation staff.my appointment was terminated since february and i have been searching for job to no avail even when i'm ready to take low wage just to get the requied experience but still nothing.Please if there is anybody that can help me please do,i'm tired of setting at home.

Please sir, i just got an appointment letter from ROBDENG OIL DRILLING,but i don't know if it is real or fake job placement.The appointment letter i recieved from the purpoted company in the UK said i should get in touch with a Barrister in abuja to help me get the following documents,HSE cert,International work certificate,the company promise to reimburse me whatever i spend back.is this real or a scam?

you are right on point on the job search and i think i will need a little help on that.

netotse: dude, you went about it the wrong way, why would you be applying to NDA for masters? sey you wan become soldier ni? if you want to do a masters with your GP in naija then you could try putting in for a PGD first, that ought to give you a chance to boost your GP.

As for the training bit, I really dont get that part, if you're applying for starter positions your experience (or lack of it) wouldn't be an issue, your grasp of the fundamentals would be a lot more important. Maybe your approach to the job search needs tweeking...my two cents

AjanleKoko: Who told you your grades are too poor?

Well i tried applying last year for my masters in Nigeria Defence Academy and i was told that i dint meet up to the requirment which is 3.0 CGPA.Bros, ijust need some one that can give me info on where i can get myself trained,since most jobs i applied for are saying i'm inexperience. at least i just want to start from somewhere;ie, get trained,get a job,and probably go for my masters.

i graduated in 2004,specialising in power system engineeering,came out with a 2.2 below 3.0.Worked in the bank for 6yrs(2006-2012),just walk out february this year becos no career fulfilment,now i sincerly want to go back for masters in power system engineering,but i'm been told that my grades are 2 poor.I dont have any experience in electrical engineering as of now but i'm willing to learn.I can use autocard moderately well.I'm presently without a job,i have applied to several engineering firms without any breakthrough.if i'm opportuned i will like to train on HVDC but i dont how to go about it...Please if there is anyone that can help me please do help.