I am Akintunde, I graduated from Olabisi Onabanjo University in 2011. I studied mechanical engineering with second class upper { 2:1 }.
I did not at first look for job and decided to do a business of my own which crumble after 2 years and made me go bankrupt.
I have my family to cater for. I've been jobless for around 4 years now. I need your help to secure any job that can help put food on my table.
I am ready to relocate to anywhere I can get the job. I will greatly appreciate your assistance.
I am not begging for fund but rather willing to sacrifice my first 3 months salary to anyone that can be of help.
thanks I will be waiting in anticipation.

Dear Dejiolaniyi,

Top of the day to you.
Though I understand how you feel but just hope for the best. You don't need to sound so desperate but you could have express your passion instead.
As a mechanical engineer, Sir; what can you do?
Kindly emphasize on your area of expertise, then we can take it from there.

Gbegiri101:
It is well.

TEAM PHOTOSHOOT; SUPPORT AND VOTE PHOTOSHOOT FOR MR NAIRALAND 2016. Your vote counts, do not waste it. www.nairaland.com/photoshoot

Please kindly be of help.

ksstroud:
Dear Dejiolaniyi,

Top of the day to you.
Though I understand how you feel but just hope for the best. You don't need to sound so desperate but you could have express your passion instead.
As a mechanical engineer, Sir; what can you do?
Kindly emphasize on your area of expertise, then we can take it from there.

I've gone thru thick and thin sir, I doubt if there is anything I can't do at this time except for indulging in criminal acts.
As have worked in so many offices before. My last job was a plastic moulding operator in a well established company before I quit to start my own business which crumbled, now to go back is problem. But sir I am ready to start all over again anyhow.

Vacancies exist for Sales and Marketing, Admin Officer

The Marketing Job comes with a salary package 50 - 75k based on performance / sales target

The admin offer is 30k.

If interested, send CV to info@jobway.com.ng

hmm 3months too much o, don't do something you'll regret later o

Dejiolaniyi:
I am Akintunde, I graduated from Olabisi Onabanjo University in 2011. I studied mechanical engineering with second class upper { 2:1 }.
I did not at first look for job and decided to do a business of my own which crumble after 2 years and made me go bankrupt.
I have my family to cater for. I've been jobless for around 4 years now. I need your help to secure any job that can help put food on my table.
I am ready to relocate to anywhere I can get the job. I will greatly appreciate your assistance.
I am not begging for fund but rather willing to sacrifice my first 3 months salary to anyone that can be of help.
thanks I will be waiting in anticipation.

1. You're a mechanical Engr.
2. You're still young to sound desperate.
3. You went to a good school, but you ought to use your experience to start setting yourself up for better prospects.

Why not start an auto technician job. Forget the dirt the initial stigma and insults, get down and learn how to fix cars. When its the right time, you'd get a job (if your fate allows for such.)


I am an urban and regional planner bachelors degree and I've got HSE, and loan and risk mgt certs, yet I am currently an auto technician. When its the right time, I know a letter of offer of appointment will come.

Thanks for all your advises, I can't regret sacrificing my 3 months salary at all, because I can remember when last I hold just common N5,000 in my bear hands. And also I have taught of so many things I can venture into but it still all boils down to start up capital which I don't think I can raise for now.
Please I really need your help good people reading this at this time.

Any one at ibadan should help me with a Job also plsssss.yet to get my school cert but by next year March.quote me if you can be of assistance

Dejiolaniyi:

I've gone thru thick and thin sir, I doubt if there is anything I can't do at this time except for indulging in criminal acts.
As have worked in so many offices before. My last job was a plastic moulding operator in a well established company before I quit to start my own business which crumbled, now to go back is problem. But sir I am ready to start all over again anyhow.

Why do a lot of people mention crime when things are tough? Like that's d only way? Try crime and see where it lands you na..mtcheeew

I understand things are hard but crime will make things worse... I wish you the best and hope things get better for you. ..

[quote author=Dejiolaniyi post=47646479]I am Akintunde, I graduated from Olabisi Onabanjo University in 2011. I studied mechanical engineering with second class upper { 2:1 }.
I did not at first look for job and decided to do a business of my own which crumble after 2 years and made me go bankrupt.
I have my family to cater for. I've been jobless for around 4 years now. I need your help to secure any job that can help put food on my table.
I am ready to relocate to anywhere I can get the job. I will greatly appreciate your assistance.
I am not begging for fund but rather willing to sacrifice my first 3 months salary to anyone that can be of help.
thanks I will be waiting in anticipation.[/quote.they are many u can do to live

kingreign:


1. You're a mechanical Engr.
2. You're still young to sound desperate.
3. You went to a good school, but you ought to use your experience to start setting yourself up for better prospects.

Why not start an auto technician job. Forget the dirt the initial stigma and insults, get down and learn how to fix cars. When its the right time, you'd get a job (if your fate allows for such.)


I am an urban and regional planner bachelors degree and I've got HSE, and loan and risk mgt certs, yet I am currently an auto technician. When its the right time, I know a letter of offer of appointment will come.

I would love to be an auto technician can u teach me for free

Please sacrifice you 3 months salary to me

PresVA:
Why do a lot of people mention crime when things are tough? Like that's d only way? Try crime and see where it lands you na..mtcheeew

I understand things are hard but crime will make things worse... I wish you the best and hope things get better for you. ..

cant you just read and comprehend better? He stated that he can do anything apart from crime and you are here criticizing him.
you are just an asswipe

Slickbishop:
I would love to be an auto technician can u teach me for free

Nothing good comes free, however, you can cut your teeth if you're willing to learn.
By the way, where's your location?

And that Mod will neva move dis 2 front page 4 pple 2 see means of helping d frustrated soul!!!


Nairaland dis days sef!!!

BTW...Op,u still nid 2 read books... coz u don't av 2 work 4 money,letz money do d work!!!


Jah bless!!

ayguru:
cant you just read and comprehend better? He stated that he can do anything apart from crime and you are here criticizing him.
you are just an asswipe

Guess I mistook the "can't" in his post for "can" .. Indeed I didn't comprehend well..

And that's why you're insulting me? Did I insult the op? Typical nairalanders...

Again, I wish you the best Op...

Your first three months salary? How will you cope?

Different strokes for different folks op, some peepz are even tired of sharing dia experiences. u can look for a nearby school nd start from dere till something beta pops up. Wish us all d best in our job search. Be steadfast in ur search nd biliv.

Gbegiri101:
It is well.

TEAM PHOTOSHOOT; SUPPORT AND VOTE PHOTOSHOOT FOR MR NAIRALAND 2016. Your vote counts, do not waste it. www.nairaland.com/photoshoot

Why are you so dumb? Someone is in need of job and all you could do is campaign for mr nairaland.
Will mr nairaland provide a job for him?

FXTA:
Vacancies exist for Sales and Marketing, Admin Officer

The Marketing Job comes with a salary package 50 - 75k based on performance / sales target

The admin offer is 30k.

If interested, send CV to info@jobway.com.ng

Qualifications for the Admin Officer role and Sales/Marketing role?
Thank you.

rheether:
Your first three months salary? How will you cope?

My point exactly.


To OP: don't dwell on your certificate. You can apply for a teacher in a private secondary school for the main time.

. It's very difficult to secure a better job in Nigeria without a better connection to people at the top.

May God help you.

Dejiolaniyi:
Thanks for all your advises, I can't regret sacrificing my 3 months salary at all, because I can remember when last I hold just common N5,000 in my bear hands. And also I have taught of so many things I can venture into but it still all boils down to start up capital which I don't think I can raise for now.
Please I really need your help good people reading this at this time.

if u have a little handiwork u can do.and need funds, kindly visit bank of Industry Lateef Jakande road agidingbi. They are looking for people like u to give start up capital in form of soft loans.. Hope this will help.. Provided ure under 35

U can look for a school and teach. I started the same way and in less than 4months, I got a job.
Also, Be positive in every of ur doings.

rheether:
Your first three months salary? How will you cope?

At least I've been coping since 4 years ago. I only want to take a bold step by ensuring I move forward.

idearito:
And that Mod will neva move dis 2 front page 4 pple 2 see means of helping d frustrated soul!!!


Nairaland dis days sef!!!

BTW...Op,u still nid 2 read books... coz u don't av 2 work 4 money,letz money do d work!!!


Jah bless!!

I would have loved it is Mr moderator can do this for me.

Dejiolaniyi:
At least I've been coping since 4 years ago. I only want to take a bold step by ensuring I move forward.

That's a step in the wrong direction.

PresVA:
Why do a lot of people mention crime when things are tough? Like that's d only way? Try crime and see where it lands you na..mtcheeew

I understand things are hard but crime will make things worse... I wish you the best and hope things get better for you. ..

what is this one writing na? was that what he posted? is English that very hard to comprehend?

Go back and read it again.

rheether:

That's a step in the wrong direction.

Ok sir... But to me its not because I know what am passing thru now.

Dejiolaniyi:

I would have loved it is Mr moderator can do this for me.

Fynestboi and Mynd44 please take note.


@Op: I understand your plight. It is really not easy. After working hard and getting a good result, you just realise that there are no jobs out there. I would advise that you take up a teaching job and pursue a Masters degree if you can. Apply to College of Education and Polytechnics (both private and public) and keep your fingers crossed. If the schools wouldn't take you, you can also apply as a volunteer and if accepted, there are many ways money will come. i.e. tutorials, writing books, etc. A friend of mine applied for voluntary service in Delta State University. He was taken without pay to assist the department. The department assisted him financially from departmental dues and he organised tutorials to earn more. In less than a year he was eventually employed and ratified.
There are also some good secondary schools that pay well in Nigeria. Try and locate some of them and apply there. Be ready to do anything.
There are many good businesses you can do in Nigeria with little capital:
1. Publication business
2. Online delivery
3. Lending services
4. Laundry services
5. Interior decoration
6. Environmental care services
7. Waste management
etc.


Meanwhile, try and brush up on your written English. I caught some bad spellings and syntactic errors ^^^. This point is imperative.

fratermathy:


Fynestboi and Mynd44 please take note.


@Op: I understand your plight. It is really not easy. After working hard and getting a good result, you just realise that there are no jobs out there. I would advise that you take up a teaching job and pursue a Masters degree if you can. Apply to College of Education and Polytechnics (both private and public) and keep your fingers crossed. If the schools wouldn't take you, you can also apply as a volunteer and if accepted, there are many ways money will come. i.e. tutorials, writing books, etc. A friend of mine applied for voluntary service in Delta State University. He was taken without pay to assist the department. The department assisted him financially from departmental dues and he organised tutorials to earn more. In less than a year he was eventually employed and ratified.
There are also some good secondary schools that pay well in Nigeria. Try and locate some of them and apply there. Be ready to do anything.
There are many good businesses you can do in Nigeria with little capital:
1. Publication business
2. Online delivery
3. Lending services
4. Laundry services
5. Interior decoration
6. Environmental care services
7. Waste management
etc.


Meanwhile, try and brush up on your written English. I caught some bad spellings and syntactic errors ^^^. This point is imperative.

All of the above still needs good capital to start up... Don't you think so?