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Career / Re: My Reply To :after NYSC What's Next by Awafarms1(m): 10:03am On Apr 21, 2017 |
I know there are So many sectors you can learn a skill in and grow from apart from agriculture. Thanks for the ICT info. The problem is information. That's why I added searching and engaging yourself with productive programmes in this era where mediocrity rules. Thanks @ general bush. |
Career / Re: My Reply To :after NYSC What's Next by Awafarms1(m): 10:01am On Apr 21, 2017 |
I know there are So many sectors you can learn a skill in and grow from apart from agriculture. Thanks for the ICT info. The problem is information. That's why I added engaging yourself with productive programmes. Thanks @ general bush. |
Career / My Reply To :after NYSC What's Next by Awafarms1(m): 10:29pm On Apr 20, 2017 |
Sitting in my room after a stressful day and decided to take a break in my own words *nairalanding* with a bowl of garri and ekpa as some of us will do. Then I saw this thought provoking and realitistic topic of yours. Wow, many of us have been and are still in this stage of yours, so I decided to sacrifice my garri and ekpa to quickly reply your topic hoping it gets to front page. *coughs* In the year 2011/12, I had my NYSC and was posted to a good company in Yenagoa, Bayelsa state where I was given a room and paid well. I worked my ass off from 8am-12am hoping I will be retained. I worked so hard today, I weep because my mum was ill and passed on but never had the chance to even see her while in the hospital. Note: None of us were retained because no reference letter from Oga at the top. After service I applied to everywhere and I remember I passed a test where I was congratulated. The list got to abuja and names were changed. Now I am writing to you on how i am surviving. This is my answer to your thread and topic *what next after NYSC* 1. I realized I am solely responsible for my success and failures in life. 2. I have no one to give me a job because even that person has a family. 3. Be real and not live a fake life. This will make you attract real friends who likes you for who you are. 4. I relocated to a rural area where feeding, rent, and life is far cheaper. 5. I went into foods. Reselling of food items eg palm oil, plantain, cocoa yam. I buy from the native women and resell at Lagos markets, 6. Started snail farming(also peppered snails) and I have been surviving and do you know the number of hotels, lounges, in Lagos? 7. I set a plan for my life, living below my income, and a cheap and low cost/maintenance area, I have made real friends. 8. Finally I hold my family close because your family is all you have. Finally learn from every stage in your life because these stages have lessons to help you pass these exam called LIFE. This is my letter to you. Bless you. 2 Likes |
Car Talk / Re: E-Volo Unveils Volocopter 2X, The 18 Rotor Flying Taxi by Awafarms1(m): 8:15am On Apr 08, 2017 |
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Politics / Re: Oby Ezekwesili Questions #bbnaija Voters - 11million Votes? by Awafarms1(m): 2:39pm On Apr 04, 2017 |
Its unfortunate. At this stage and state in Nigeria BBN is not what we need or what our youths should push for. Fela once said Africa right now has no business with love nor party songs YES. We should sing for struggle and freedom from Neocolonialism(whites in black skin leading us), corruption, mental slavery, unemployment, under development etc. What is the positive impact of BBN economically, productively to our kids, youths, and Nigeria as a whole. I don't blame the youths. I only wish there could be mass re orientation so as to set our priorities right. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: 7 Excuses People Give For Skipping Sunday Services by Awafarms1(m): 9:06am On Apr 02, 2017 |
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