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shegzhkn:Yes and it is so demoralising. Suppose it is own business, agreed! E no go better for unemployment. |
ronald4lif:So the news about Nigerians working in mortuary is false? Does that mean people spreading this information are lying? Anyway what about the other listed points brother? |
Tolexander:U wicked sha ![]() |
HungerBAD:Bros, I quite agree with you but doing such job for a long time is not something I will recommend for because some of our graduates possess complacent attitude hence the drive to clinch career development dwindles. |
Monalisa185:Lol. Anyway it is still a bit better than political thugs and those agitating for another country. |
The rush for greener pasture has becloud the vision of Nigeria Graduates to the extent that most believe nothing good can happen owing to the deplorable state of the country's economy. As a result of negative economic situation, some have travelled to the overseas in search for good jobs but it's unfortunate that they eventually secure shameful occupation which they can't even wish for their enemy to do. Therefore, 8 Annoying Jobs Nigeria Graduates Do In Order To Survive At Overseas Countries 1. Cleaner It's so demoralising to see a PHD holder cleaning toilets, streets, floor of hotels, bars and offices. No matter how terrible Nigeria economy is, a graduate of such calibre cannot even think for once in picking such jobs in this county except if his/her village witches are at work. 2. Security guard I have heard cases of professors in Nigeria University been employed as security guard in overseas countries because his quality of education and expertise cannot even match the skills an employer is looking for. What could be so agonising to see your celebrated professor as puppet in another country? 3. Washing dead bodies It's rather an insult upon injury to see a Graduate of this country washing dead body in another man's land to make end meets. The most annoying thing they claim to be working as forensic officer but what happens when they contact a deadly disease during the occupation, of course prophet T.B joshua will be at their rescue. 4. Prostitution I don't know why some ladies who are graduates has completely lost self esteem and integrity hereby resorting to prostitution career when they travel to overseas. This is a common act in countries like Italy and Brazil where they have sex with all sort of men, dog, horse and monkey in order to make money. I am sure that people must have heard the story of a female Nigeria celebrity who did this act. I pity the guy that will marry her. 5. House maid I believe that the highest qualification to select a house maid suppose to be someone with O level certificate but the case is different in overseas countries where some Nigeria graduate make mockery of their selves to work as house help. 6. Refuse and Sewage packer Honestly speaking I pity the life of refuse and sewage workers because they are marred with poor health condition which is as a result of the bad stench oozing from the waste. Let's be frank here, can a white man work as sewage worker in Nigeria? Abi no be the same brain God give us? 7. Drug smuggler Smuggling cocaine, hemp, marijuana and other hard drugs is not a legitimate occupation and it can never be. Greed and desperation to become wealthy fast has ruin the destiny of so many Nigeria Graduates whereby some have rot in jail while others has received death penalty. 8. Undertaker There is dignity in when a graduate of this country patiently build his/her career at expense of picking a job that will never add value to his resume. Imagine a graduate working as undertaker (lifting corpse in coffin) at overseas countries because of the money attached. Is that life? You can also add yours |
Honestly this kind of news demoralise the masses esteem. Can't we for once hear a good news? |
I feel your pain OP. The situation of employment in this country is so disturbing that it's enough for someone to commit suicide. However OP I know that you will not remain jobless forever. Believe in God that this year, you will share your testimony. Surrender your life totally to God if you havent, stay focus on your dream and your acquired skills if you properly harness it well can bring daily income for you. There are organisation in which you can render services and maintenance for their IT department. Also, print as many resumes as you can. Google for company addresses on the island to submit your resume. Keep an eye on vacancies advertised online. Recently heineken placed an advert for graduate trainee (IT role is included), give it a shot. May God bless your hustle brother. Don't give up. |
Smh. News upon news. When are we going to get it right in this country? |
silibaba:I hate that slowpoke advert. E be like say maa stone kanu ![]() ![]() |
Glo advert The one whey everybody wan run race including aiyegbemi. MTN Yelo Yelo Xmas.... Also that guy painting mtn board across each states. Heineken Those choir singing... it's awesome..! UEFA champion league.. ![]() |
Onga maggi Kate feeding that agbaya flavour ![]() ![]() |
Dusting my CV asap! |
Nice development from anambra government. #speaking as a yoruba indigene# |
PoliticalThuG:Did you read the article? |
When aregbesola leaves the government house, I will advice him not to step his foot on Osun state again |
Sunday Aborisade, Abuja. The Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr. Godwin Emefiele, explained to the Senate on Tuesday that some harsh monetary decisions taken by the United States and Nigeria’s over dependence on foreign goods were responsible for the continuous fall in the value of the naira against major foreign currencies. The Chairman of the Senate Committee on Media and Publicity, Senator Sabi Abdullahi, stated this when he briefed journalists at the end of the closed-door meeting with the CBN boss. Emefiele was said to have stated that other factors like the declining commodity prices and the geo-political tensions along important trading routes were equally injurious to the naira value. Abdullahi said, “He (Emefiele) touched on the global economy conditions in which he informed us that we are not immune from external shocks that are currently going on in the world. These shocks include the following: declining commodity prices, geo-political tensions along important trading routes and tightening of monetary policies in the United States of America. “The Senate appreciated the need to support the various policies being formulated to strengthen the currency.” Abdullahi added that the Senate also acknowledged the pains that many people were experiencing currently, especially in the light of the shortage of foreign exchange for legitimate businesses. He, however, said that having carefully considered the policies of the CBN, the upper legislative chamber would like to commend and support them because they were mostly geared towards increasing local production, creating jobs in the country, safeguarding the commonwealth and expanding economic opportunities and growth. Abdullahi stated, “It is, therefore, critical that we all join our hands together to seek both short-term and long-term solutions to our underlying problems of non-diversification of foreign exchange earnings and revenues rather than pointing fingers at who did what and who’s to blame. “The Senate believes strongly in the resilience of the Nigerian economy and the ingenuity of the Nigerian people, and as such, we are confident that we will all pull through these difficulties and come out as an equitable and prosperous nation.” Abdullahi anchored the meeting with the CBN governor on the section of the CBN Act, which required that it should brief the National Assembly on periodic basis. He said, “This appearance by the CBN governor and his management team is in line with Section 8 of the CBN Act, 2007, which requires that the governor of the bank provides the National Assembly periodic updates on the activities of the bank as well as the performance of the economy. “In view of the above, the CBN governor presented a detailed, comprehensive and lucid account of the performance of the Nigerian economy in the last one year.” The Senate spokesperson noted that Emefiele explained the occurrences within the Nigerian economy, especially with respect to the over 70 per cent decline in oil prices from about $116 per barrel in June 2014 to about less than $30 presently. He said “The CBN governor also gave us an insight into the bank’s analysis and understanding of the situation and, therefore, the rationale underlining the various policy actions the bank has taken over the past couple of months. “He also provided an insight into other countries that are facing similar difficulties and how they have dealt with them. Based on these analyses, it is clear that Nigeria is not doing badly, and I think we are on course to see how we can bring back Nigeria into the path of economic prosperity. “After the presentation, of course, there were questions from distinguished senators on many issues, especially the stoppage of foreign exchange to the Bureaux De Change, the gradual rise in inflation, and the fallen foreign exchange reserves, among others.” Source: http://www.punchng.com/emefiele-blames-naira-fall-on-us-policy-importation/ Lalasticlala |
OP if money is remove from these guys, whom will u choose? |
Obinoscopy:Yes sir. They eat it much in villages hereby setting trap in bush to kill them and "okete". It also known as "bush rat" |
gurutech201:Okay boss. ![]() Mtn has really dealt with me. U can't fathom the level of hatred I have towards them. |
gurutech201:Thanks but I am not interested ![]() |
shegsky:I dedicate this post to prof. Tosyne2much and I want our mods to do the needful asap. Plagiarism is not allowed in this forum. |
cele360:Kindly visit the customer care of the network you are porting to and after the necessary registration, send PORT to 3232 Have a 9c day |
My Glo is just doing fine for me. |
raker300:This is the kind of news I love to hear as a yoruba guy. Congrats to the young lads, people of anambra, igbos and Nigeria. |
yahrant140:Shebi una see lie whey people spread about the ill health of kanu. I knew that his ill health report is just a propaganda. |
Na only her two mangoes nai I dey see ![]() |
mightyfada:The pictures cannot be seen. Reduced th size and re upload. |
Okay |
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