I don't think I will waste my time studying computer engineering again here in Nigeria.. Going into agriculture will be better.. Everybody wants an engineer with years of experience, but where you see job kwanu... Most graduates of this era will die poor with the certificate..

rokisammy:


God WHY??!!! You're the tenth geographer I'm seeing on NL and all of them are complaining about the same thing....

I'm a die-hard fan/lover of geography, like I have so much passion for that shit (I don't know why, plus I love Graphics Design too, I currently do the latter)

I have been planning to take Jamb nxt year, but seeing the way all geographers are complaining...

Should I just leave it and go learn graphics design from a computer school?

That's better bro, it's better to engage in something more practical. Geography is too broad

NO.

I will study English Language. I really liked the course but it was too late for me to switch, besides my mum would not approve let alone hear that I want to study English.

idu1:



The course you study was not your problem.
Enroll with gazzuzz or other professional vehicle technicians here on Nairaland and stop wasting your time at home. You don't need a degree mech engineering before you start doing things. Your geography is enough.

If you will kindly introduce me, I will really like it. I need this

soleexx:


u must be from osun state

nah I’m from south south

Mires:


Lol... bros, leave dat tin. Shebi GSM of Oyo state don tell us say him salary no reach N700k. Well I no as the allowances de be

im currently in house of assembly as a member I don’t say what I don’t know.

SolarKing1:
I will never go back to school. Search Greece History and know why the Epicurean Aristocrats invented school in the first place, free yourself from mental slavery. Start your own Business/Company!

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If I have the chance to go to school...I would rather fake it and use the money to do business.

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niyidenrele:
5yrs, exclusive of NYSC...

Masionreay:
I won't advice my enemies to attend Uniport...
Unless u want to be a Bsc holder in Prostituteology , Kidnappeogy and cultismology.
Useless school.
Did u know why uniport students and uniport graduates are always on Facebook? Because that is all in their brains. They like to be admired, liked, fake and Useless.
Have u seen any good scientist in Nigeria that graduated from Uniport?
Have u seen any good Nigerian medical Doctor who is a uniport product?
You can only see good oloshos, good cultists, good bugglers, good Yahoo yahoo boys, good good thieves, good ritualists, good militants...etc.

No intelligence/ reasonable family sends its children to uniport....
Did u doubt me?
Just Google uniport and see some bad news...
So many bad things happen in uniport but not being announced.

True talk

mikezuruki:


Then from this, your family is not intelligent and reasonable.

To be honest u are rude...why would u call such fellow unintelligent.

Really I'm happy for you. I'm learning infact more than enough I think but earning with it is another issue. Any tips you can lay down for me

mikezuruki:


Both Bro

ibechris:




To be honest u are rude...why would u call such fellow unintelligent.

Read his comment. And from it, one could tell that he schooled in uniport. Still at his comment, if you read down, that down part, you wee understand my comment

abdeiz:
Really I'm happy for you. I'm learning infact more than enough I think but earning with it is another issue. Any tips you can lay down for me

For me, I started with Web development and Web design. I then delve into Data Science, which is very much needed to what I do now.

If you're that good, advertise your craft, and also look out for those that need the service you offer. from there you'll be getting recommendations

[quote author=Delaw00 post=82425850]Your location sir?[/quoted

Location matters

STOP THAT KIND JOKE.....OK

Deltatoto:
im currently in house of assembly as a member I don’t say what I don’t know.

Yet you do not know that IT is broad?

How many bills are you working on since you joined?

No

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OmoOshodi:
I will go and learn trade....5 years of my Agricultural Economics wasting in this God forsaken Nation

Plus....I'm a Fish Farm consultant

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So that my knowledge won't waste

Give to the Nation....if you can't get from the Nation

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wait...... you talk to fishes?

eTECTIV:
I dey mad?? With my passion for IT and gadgets I'm damn sure I studied d wrong course.. My hustle for start from skool..

I will still choose what I studied (Business management) but better still, I just upgraded to becoming a medical transcriptionist. Awesome....

Julius444:


If you will kindly introduce me, I will really like it. I need this

Visit car talk section you all see a lot of guys there.

Yes yes yes and yes!
My love for my course is too much mehn!

safarigirl:
my dear, I have made it a duty to open the eyes of many, an opportunity I never had myself because I knew no one who had studied Law.

It's a very elitist profession. I thought as time goes by, I'd meet people like me that have no foundation, but are doing well. No such luck, everyone with a decent career either has a father that's a judge, or an uncle that's a lawyer, or a mother that is a law professor.

Anyway, let's thank God for life

I share your sentiments. I read law myself and haven't stopped regretting it since after NYSC.
The idea was to pursue my LL.M immediately thereafter but I thought wiser of it. I didn't see the wisdom in sinking more resources in something that has next to zero good prospects.
My new passion now is e-commerce and web development. The dream is to become a serial techpreneur sort of.
Shall I come back to the legal profession, It would be to render services to law firms and legal practitioners with the help of tech.

TRADEFAIRng:


I share your sentiments. I read law myself and haven't stopped regretting it since after NYSC.
The idea was to pursue my LL.M immediately thereafter but I thought wiser of it. I didn't see the wisdom in sinking more resources in something that has next to zero good prospects.
My new passion now is e-commerce and web development. The dream is to become a serial techpreneur sort of.
Shall I come back to the legal profession, It would be to render services to law firms and legal practitioners with the help of tech.

You are one of the lucky few that found a niche, when you realized the error in studying law. Many of our colleagues are still in limbo, they can't find where to belong. They sunk all their funds into law, they have no other skills and they have no proper foundation to set themselves up.

That's the worst

Igwe29:


Why didn't you do that the initial time?

You won't understand, there are thing you realize only when you have been through it.
Had it been I have someone that I advised me, I would have processed it. Fund wouldn't have been a problem.
I wanted to study Chemical/Petrochemical/Mechanic engineering but jamb and other factors pushed me to study Industrial chemistry.
I'm one of the best graduating students in my department but you see, every industrial chemistry jobs out there have 5 or more years experience attached to it as requirement.
Anyway, I thank God

somehow:
Yet you do not know that IT is broad?

How many bills are you working on since you joined?

check my profile and see for your self I’m the youngest house member in dtha

Bestlily:


yes
which school did you graduate from?

B.A ....ABU Zaria

M.A.....Unilorin

It's unfortunate and painful we aren't accorded our due respect among the populace inspite of been their memory cell.

safarigirl:


You are one of the lucky few that found a niche, when you realized the error in studying law. Many of our colleagues are still in limbo, they can't find where to belong. They sunk all their funds into law, they have no other skills and they have no proper foundation to set themselves up.

That's the worst

Dear, it is terrible. Most of my mates are still hoping on the elusive juicy brief to drop. I have seen some seniors that have spent 20 - 30 years waiting for that magical brief.
Honestly, expectations were very high on my part.

Deltatoto:
check my profile and see for your self I’m the youngest house member in dtha

You skipped my question

I will study mech engineering all over again, because it has been so beneficial to me since i have been here

TRADEFAIRng:


Dear, it is terrible. Most of my mates are still hoping on the elusive juicy brief to drop. I have seen some seniors that have spent 20 - 30 years waiting for that magical brief.
Honestly, expectations were very high on my part.

I know someone whose mother sold all her possessions for her to go to Law School and become a Barrister, now, she has become a Barrister, but work no dey. The mother told her, if she had known, she would have studied Education, at least work for dey.

Even the lawyers you see working in firms, how much is their salary? 25-40k. It is well sha

naijadrivablog:
No ifs.

Back in the Uni, my friends were engineering students, with all the "we are important" mentality, almost convinced me to switch from Management during my yr 1, I did write Jamb in my yr 1 but never checked the score till date!


I told myself, "Am I leading their lives or mine?" And I found the answer.

While studying, I did private tutorials, home computer lessons and by final year, I bought my first car (a tuketuke, Toyota Corolla) and had drivers use it for taxi while I faced my studies. At a time, the drivers were not giving me returns and I parked it. After my final examinations, I did the taxi myself (I wasn't ashamed even if I did it in school environment). By the time I was serving Nigeria, NYSC, I sold the tuketuke and bought a cleaner my second car. From there, was my headstart and the rest was history.


Today, I am a married man, drive a car, business man, and blogger-by-passion but most of those my friends are unemployed till date.

Lol. To be honest your course has brighter prospects than theirs. With management you could hire them to work for you while they call you, "Oga".