₦airaland Forum

CaveAdullam:
1. The educational system operating in the world today is for political gains. The government is building many universities and creating many courses of study not because they want to help the masses but to create a system that can accommodate everyone, including the poor just to siphon their money.

2. That's why after graduation students are void of any knowledge or skills that are applicable in reality.

3. School ought to be the place to gain the "4 years, 5 years, 6 years experience" employers and organizations of labor ask for, however, those years are wasted learning almost nothing about their respective work fields.

These employers or organizations still train their employees for 6months or more to make them acclimatized to the workplace. So, if it takes employers to train hands for the job for about 6 months - 2 years, why do they waste their undergraduate years studying what's not necessary?

4. Some will "say school is not supposed to provide you a job, think out of the box". As true as that statement may sound, it simply shows how the educational system is so porous that one can't even come up easily with an innovative, scientific, or economic idea in a short time after leaving the university to help create a source of livelihood for themselves.

5. The essence of University education is to provide what's necessary and can be effectively used in the world. The curriculum of most courses of study is vapid, except for STEM fields, however, which still involves maneuvering your way around it.

6. The shock always comes after graduation, especially for those in the third world and developing nations. The reality sets in and like the eureka moment: you just discovered that you wasted fruitful years exchanging time for what's not profitable. In developed nations, the shock is easily absorbed and the poor curriculum of academics oblivious to the masses because the economy is prospering.

7. The system is rigged, the best is to sit down and maneuver ways to play the game too to your advantage.

8. You play the game too by learning skills that are valuable, long-term, and proficient.

It is not easy learning a new thing after you have dedicated fruitful years to learning illusions, it is painful and stressful, coupled with the uncertainties of life. But this is what playing the game involves - going back to the base, the square one, with good strategy and movement towards the goal.

9. This may seem like ridiculous advice: if you are jobless, don't look for a job, learn a valuable skill.

But how can one sustain till learning a skill? Except you don't have anyone to sustain you at all as you are learning a skill, then look for a job, but you must create a time to learn that skill because that's your only means of ascendancy except you are no longer ambitious and lose touch with your goal.

10. There is 50% free information online to kick-start you, you must put in the work and dedicate time, and you'll have a higher chance of success. Even success can't be guaranteed.

Thanks.

You understand the clime very well.

princessyere1:
Me too

Binarau, it's been a long time. Are you in Yenagoa?

Serial48:
#Neolife Spark!!!

Audience: Step up
Neolife: when you step up?
Audience: you make money
Neolife: when you make money?
Audience: you feel good
Neolife: when you feel good?
Audience: you live long
Neolife: when you live long?
Audience: you die old
Neolife: when you die old?
Audience: you go to heaven
Neolife: when you go to heaven?
Audience: you meet Angels and baba God
Neolife: when you meet baba God?
Audience: you appreciate him
God: I didn't send you to trek on Earth

I want to celebrate my sponsor
My sponsor he do me gud he taught me well he give me life he builds me hope he makes me Rich he taught me how to trek now my shoes done first me chop

Applause to God Almighty

Me: busy looking at their shoes.

so hilarious

ChiAholu:
Thank God, I just finished my application now

Can you post the breakdown of documents to upload alongside the Degree certificate? thanks

Lurdmax10:
https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2022/09/20/no-igbo-man-can-win-presidency-in-2023-orji-kalu-writes-off-peter-obi/?utm_source=&utm_medium=facebook

An opinion from one of their brothers, kalu.
It's so shocking

oyatz:
That mean you don't even know the Adelekes in Osun State well enough.

1) Father: Sen Ayoola Adeleke (1979-1983)


2) Son: Gov Isiaka Adetunji Adeleke (Jan,1992-Nov,1993).

Son: Sen Isiaka Adetunji Adeleke (2003-2007)
Senator ,Osun west (2015-2018)

3) Son: Sen Ademola Adeleke ,Osun West (2018-2019)


Sen Ademola Adeleke ,Gov-Elect

This is true, remember during Isiaka Adeleke's tenure, that their family bank- pacific bank was so popular.

eseonos:
please help a brother am looking for job I live in udu LG in delta state a graduate my contact 07064665137 e-mail freda5659@gmail.com .

visit Procivi recruitment agency at Subson plaza, Mofor Junction off DSC expressway, Udu.

Lurdmax10:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/554990-2023-despite-my-support-for-wike-ill-work-for-atiku-fayose.html

fayose the oshokomole have spoken.

akwesenana:
Stiil in Uyo sir. Planning on leaving though.

IT is broad, which aspect of IT are you interested in?

joshcode:
Please what are the pros and cons of studying marine engineering in NMU Delta state Nigeria.

from my observation, I will post the following:

PROS of Nigerian Maritime University
Internationally recognized certificate
No strike
Award of degree
A reputable fellowship in the maritime sector

CONS
High tuition fee

Finally, It is a reputable institution so go for it.

Pandev:
Which kain mumu talk be this? Imagine better ponmo wey don soak stew on top my rice and beans, damn. Normal normal ponmo sweet.

Guy, I am coming with a keg of palmwine to eat this ponmo and drink up.
That ponmo meal looks Delicious.

Infoworld1:
Bride tweeted "Nu mumu dey love. I'm getting married for money" as she shares pre-wedding photos



https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid02wN8bG33jtQsf3KAPCqYsqh9W8UwVWFk3CSLSbop9WLqvJpr934mhxHhBiExZhqC2l&id=100001759842830

This one shock me ooo

[quote author=envoymedia post=116818728][/quote]Sowore is right

akwesenana:
Family issues.
Lol. Mr Essien no still well for any body.

Alas! sorry for that. IT is so broad, which aspect do you have a flair for? Have you left Uyo or you still reside in Uyo?
Your answer will enable me advice you.

Albara:
Life they say is full of mystery. To some, it works out quite well, for others; not so well. I am an unemployed graduate who is shackeled in between unemployment and taking care of ever growing responsibilities. I acknowledge the divergence in character and opinions of folks in this heterogenous forum and I uderstand that some of you are weary of such epistles of this proportion. Thus, I apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause and I brace up for any forthcoming criticism. Not to take much of your time, here is my delima.
My name is Albara, I am thirty one years old, a resident in Minna Niger State. I am a graduate of Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University, Lapai, Niger State with Bsc. (second class upper) in Political Science. I come from a family of six, I'm the fifith child and the eldest male child in the family. My mum (God bless her) is a primary school teacher who dwells on a 50k salary to take care of her children. Since the demise of my father twenty one years ago, I have been constantly reminded that being the eldest male of the family, there are responsibilities that abounds me in the future. The future responsibilities of taking care of my siblings, my mom and also the saddled responsibility of making the easy and hard choices on behalf of the family will one day rest largely on my shoulder. That inevitable future is now. I now find myself clutched in the firm grip of unemployment, depression and a horrifying thoughts of "survival", or in other words, "making ends meets" by any means neccessary in order to take care of the responsibility weighing heavy on my shoulder.
During my undergraduate years, I worked part time jobs as sales attendant, upervisor and manager for small business outlets in Minna during holidays. I somtimes work on construction sites just to keep up with tuition fees, lodge rent, feeding and other day to day responsibilities. Later in my year three, with a loan of 50k my mum took from the teachers endwell scheme, I started an Agric produce trading business (mostly Rice, Beans, Egusi, Maize, Yam, Bene seeds, Onions and anything that has market value at that time) while in school. My lectures mostly ends on wednesdays and I find myself with Thursday through to Saturday as my free days which I took advantage of and go to near by Village markets and buy these commodities at a cheap price and sell them in Minna, Suleja and Abuja at a higher price. Covid-19 lockdown and ASUU strike also turned out to be an added advantage for me. I started making good money, paid off the loan, took care of bills with little headache, and even send money home on occassions. My luck with the bussiness went sour around August 2021, when Covid-19 lockdown was still in effect and onion was in high demand.
There was a guy whom I got to know through a friend and a business associate. He's a driver who transports goods from Kebbi and Sokoto states for his customers. We started dealing with him. With the help of friends in Sokoto, we'll send money to them and they'll buy onions in bags from Sokoto or Kebbi States and send it through the driver to us and we'll sell them in Niger State or Abuja. Soon, our friends in Sokoto left Sokoto in search of their own opportunities and we started dealing with the driver directly. Since we've done business with him multiple times, we trusted him anyways. Plus, we knew his house and his family. The driver adviced us to buy in bulk and supply them to local retailers, the profit will be bigger. It was a good idea for us. We made neccessarry arrangements for expansion of the business and we almost emptied our accounts and gave it to the driver to purchase the onnions for us. we both gave the driver two hundred thousand naira each, an equivelent amount of four hundred thousand naira. Permit me to speak pidgin English here. Na so this driver tuama with our money o. We tried to reach to him, all to no avail. We went to his house only to learn from his wife that he left Nigeria to Niger Republic and left her with two kids without any means of taking care of the kids. He only calls her with random numbers when he feels the need to.
That in itself wrecked me. I was dealing with school project and also dealing with the trauma. To rub salt on my wounds, the ASUU strike and Covid lockdown wasted a year for me and I had to graduate at the age of thirty which officially made me ineligible for NYSC. NYSC was the card I desperately wanted to use and raise up funds and start a business. Now that card is out of the equation. Since then, I've been howling around, looking for jobs but no luck. I have really tried to keep up. With the biting inflation, watching my mum struggle everyday to feed us, the bullies and social pressure is really driving me nuts. Ideologically, I was once an optimist, now am such a passimist. No one wants to help, not family (my uncles from both parents), friends, or the strangers. I always believe in makinng ends meet the legititmate way, there has always gotta be a way without going in to illegality. But now, I am living on a thin line between good and bad. I'm really thinking of going in to illegal way to make ends meet. I really don't want to but my chances of go it the right way keeps growing thinner. I am the type that don't really know how to beg, how to bring up my problems to others in the bid to garner pity or favor, but I have read how some folks who are brave enough to share their stories here and with luck, some able nairalanders offer assistance. that enboldened me to write my piece here.
I am not asking of money in anyway, I am asking for opportunity to work and earn. Please, anyone with the ability to offer me a job in any part of the country, I am willing to take it up. I am a graduate with BSc. (second class upper) in Political Science, I am proficient in English and Hausa languages, I have excellent communication skills, good analytic skills to solve complex tasks, a quick learner and can adapt to any working condition. Furthermore, I am proficient with MicroSoft office suit, Mid-level front-end web developer (HTML5 and CSS), research writing, familiar with copywriting and content writing (although I have not taken proffessional courses on them). Not that it will make any relevance to the issue at hand, it is partinent to note that I am Christian by religion. Anyone with the interest to offer me a job opportunity, you can reach me on 08024985649 or e-mail me on attahirusamaila3@gmail.com. Thank you and remain blessed. Mods, for the sake of humanity, take this to the fron page, you could be saving a life.

Even though you have to work and walk alone, don't give up, there is light at the end of the tunnel.
I pray you find help soon.

@BinamRex if the scholarship is genuine why not
Post the facilitator/institute name The mode of application the requirements website link to apply
Post it here so that anyone that opens your thread will be well informed.

akwesenana:
Ok. I'm 21 now, I had admission in 2017 to study Architecture at the University of Uyo. For some reasons, I dropped out after my first year. I would like to pursue a career in IT now. Is it worth going to start allover again (writing JAMB and all that considering the strike has created a vacuum in the education system) or I should learn IT on my own?

I need advice please.

You made me remember those days in Annex campus. Architecture boys are always busy in the studio.
why did you leave?

Badguyyyy123:
Offering is not all about money u can offer to God, u decided to go to church and praise God, is the biggest offering he want from u.

You just said the truth.

Ebi2233:
Wike is no performer. He only work on his Ikwerre three and half LGAs . Ijaw eleven LGAs we did not see his impact.

23 years of Democracy Ijaw have always been Deputy without stop. Presently Ijaw have the top 9 Guber Aspirants in the state. PDP, APC, LP etc all Ijaws.

All these are Ijaws.

Yes, it is for an Ijaw man to be Governor after 23 years of serving the Upland Orashi and Ikwerre government.

AnonPoet:
https://ourdailywire.com/nypf-boss-commends-herbert-wigwe-on-plans-to-build-world-class-varsity-in-his-hometown/

Good development

Tokskob2008:
Peter Rufai was nick named Dodo..

yes, Dodo Mayana.

Tokskob2008:
Peter Rufai was nick named Dodo..

yes, Dodo Mayana.

ruggedtimi:
i was standing close to two hk up gals outside a popular club in ph, one even pulled up with a lexus es. Apparently they are old hands in the game and they were having a discussion about the influx of news gals, how they need to start up an investment asap.

Binaowei! E be like say you be regular customer for Casablanca and mr. sweet.

EBMedia:
https://igberetvnews.com/1428231/pastor-lines-bachelors-church-asks-single-ladies-select-marriage-video/

This is so hilarious

kidap:
These days, when youths involvement in politics is argued across Africa, one compelling fact that can't be undermined, is Nigeria’s contribution into the revolutionary process.

As a country with bountiful Creatives, innovative heads, and resourceful young leaders, Nigeria beacon with some of the best minds globally, and one of such young minds, is Hon. Bello Buhari Ibrahim.

With optimal desire to help Nigeria grow and develop, Bello Buhari has put himself in the forefront of service. A board member; foreign Investment Network, New York. Chief Executive Officer of Carbon Credit Australia, and Member, Advisory of African Union in Nigeria.

During a recent interview with 2023.ng, Buhari who has a long history of deep relations with obviously all members of the current USA Administration; President Joe Biden; Vice President Kamala Harris; Secretary of Treasury, Janet Yellen; and others - he figured out some of our fundamental problems affecting Nigeria.

"If we focus on the right things, Nigeria will be a Pinup country the rest of the world would look up to."

"We should invest more in Human Capital. It's the first spec in creating a better society. The amount of resources we have, both natural and human is amazing. What we need is viable leadership, so that we can consolidate on these resources for the benefit of the entire country. It's a one-shoe-in for economic growth.

"We have all it takes to lead the rest of the world, and I think there will be alot of decisions to be made, come 2023. We are conscious of the possibilities we have ahead. 2023 is a crossroad to mark our involvements as young people. We need leaders who believe that young people can impact in the scheme of things."


Source: https://2023.ng/2023-is-a-crossroad-for-every-nigerian-youth-hon-bello-buhari-ibrahim/

Great idea

@ ahnie seen, thanks.

ijustdey:
https://dailytrust.com/strike-uniben-staff-commit-suicide-in-edo

What a loss

ahnie:
Pls send me a text message so I can redeem my promise and the network.
Tell me the last four digits of your number.

Airtel

@ ahnie Noted, you can delete it.