blissgregory:
Pls frd i am a student of uniuyo ,currently in 200level now.i got admitted in 2015 to study biochemical but after mi yr 2 i did inter department transfer to study nutrition n dietetics.i was admitted dere but d tink is dat d department dont ve accreditation n mi aunty ve told me to do home economics wic i dont lykk d course.pls if i do home econs,wat is mi chance of getting a decent job.though am planning of doing mi masters in nutrition n dietetics afta mi bsc...pls all advice are welcum

uyai abadie? Aba mmo Ke Uyo?

EzeIgboNwaChukwu:
uyai abadie? Aba mmo Ke Uyo?

helloo

blissgregory:
helloo

abadie? Happy new year. I'm in Uyo

Well as a home economics graduate you should think beyond the box. Setting up a restaurant will fetch you more money than just waiting for white collar jobs. The profit you get from restaurant, decoration, sewing and others are enough to cater for most of your needs. Just like the way pharmacist are, many home economics graduate are trained that way to be businessmen and women. While you gather your money, you could further your degree in nutrition but note that masters degree is more of research. You research new things or already written work and then contribute to knowledge. But having the required skills is what is needed by many employers. If you have many years of experience and skills, you wouldn't need to undergo rigorous test like many fresh graduate. What is lacking in many graduate today is skills. You may have brilliant results that will give an edge but were no skills is involved your degree is useless.

EzeIgboNwaChukwu:
abadie? Happy new year. I'm in Uyo

same to uu

blissgregory:
same to uu

let's hook up now. Where are you

EzeIgboNwaChukwu:
let's hook up now. Where are you

hmmm

blissgregory:
hmmm

ya. I'm actually solitary here. Uyo has been quite boring cos I dont have friends to chill out with.
So besides that we could also motivate ourselves on career issue u know, we could be alter egos

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blissgregory:
seriouslyy??

ya. You're in Uyo right?

EzeIgboNwaChukwu:
ya. You're in Uyo right?

probablyy

Uhhh

Wic university n course??

EzeIgboNwaChukwu:
ya. You're in Uyo right?

blissgregory:
Wic university n course??

UNIUYO
history and international studies.
Graduated.
Now running and LLB in UNIBEN but I'm currently in Uyo right now cos I'm from here.
Nkere Udeme

blissgregory:
okkkkk,,,

so wad up na? Where in Uyo are u?

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EzeIgboNwaChukwu:
so wad up na? Where in Uyo are u?

okk

asuustrike1:
Well as a home economics graduate you should think beyond the box. Setting up a restaurant will fetch you more money than just waiting for white collar jobs. The profit you get from restaurant, decoration, sewing and others are enough to cater for most of your needs. Just like the way pharmacist are, many home economics graduate are trained that way to be businessmen and women. While you gather your money, you could further your degree in nutrition but note that masters degree is more of research. You research new things or already written work and then contribute to knowledge. But having the required skills is what is needed by many employers. If you have many years of experience and skills, you wouldn't need to undergo rigorous test like many fresh graduate. What is lacking in many graduate today is skills. You may have brilliant results that will give an edge but were no skills is involved your degree is useless.

tankkss

blissgregory:
okk

you're not answering my

EzeIgboNwaChukwu:
you're not answering my

huuhh??

...

Rrrr

blissgregory:
huuhh??

hi dear this my second account.
I was banned.
I couldn't receive ur mails cos I have issues with my Gmail.
Should I drop my WhatsApp digits, will you add?

Fff

Fff

can u add me up on facebook... or drop ur nums here