Datazone:
I encourage every student to disregard such posts. Study hard and pass your exams.

oshosegun27:
If the degree doesn't matter, she should employ fellow Third Class graduates like her.

iammo:




Some people dont just have brain, Imagine her thinking Nigerian Economy cant humble her and her business anytime, This is the typical mindset of most Nigerian Boss, to them all workers are servants that can never earn what they earn in life.

Nigeria needs a New labour Law in which before anyone can hire anybody a two way agreement must be signed and submited to the Local Goverment office of ministry of labour and Salary of all workers must be paid strictly into a designated bank account or through a Pay cheque, The Staff most also be mandated to tag in and tag out.

This simple law would give Workers Diginity, and protection against Boss Intimidation, and it would also bring in more people into the Tax bracket of the Goverment

Datazone:
I encourage every student to disregard such posts. Study hard and pass your exams.

Ohraybs:


Truth be told ,don't think u fit get sense again.... Instead of you To be motivated with her achievement.. You are here talking nonsense... Mtcheew

TAO11:
Is this bragging supposed to be about encouraging young ones to pursue 3rd class, or discouraging them from pursuing 1st class?

As if she started university aiming hard for a 3rd class.

Nonsense and Nnamdi Kanu!

OfficialNB:
Newsbroadcastnaija:
A Nigerian Lady has taken to social media to explain how she employs First Class graduates to work for her while she pays them handsomely, stating clearly that she is a Third Class graduate and how her certificate is useless and she doesn't need it and had never used it.
She said, “I graduated with 3rd class. I employ people with 1st class and pay salaries. I earn what people with 1st class can't even imagine earning. I have influence that 1st class people leverage on to help facilitate their wants. I've never used the 3rd class cert for anything above”.
She advices students; “Apparently some people are triggered by this tweet bcs they couldn't comprehend the English. To break it down, your class of degree or certificate doesn't determine your success in life. You can graduate with 1st class and be the most successful person on earth or vice versa.
I used to think 3rd class was the end of the world but look where I'm at in life. My class of degree motivated me to be better. I graduated top of my class in software development and again, the certificate didn't do anything with respect to getting a job”.


See more: http://www.newsbroadcast.com.ng/2019/05/first-class-graduates-work-for-melady.html

concho:

I understand your frustration sir ......
Her type can start over n over again , it is called creative intelligence .

matify83:
That is the story of life .

Bill Gates is a Harvard drop-out but employs A-graduates in his firm.

Entrepreneurship pays.

Robert Kiyosaki captured the situation succinctly in the book below.

concho:
She was saying that where you are does not determine where you will reach

winnah:


Robert Kiyosaki philosophy.... Guy u get sense...

matify83:
That is the story of life .

Bill Gates is a Harvard drop-out but employs A-graduates in his firm.

Entrepreneurship pays.

Robert Kiyosaki captured the situation succinctly in the book below.

deleo16:
READ millionaire fastline by M.J demarco that's one is also an eye opener too this is the EDUCATION I am talking about not la cram la pour academics we have in Nigeria

AmNuhRegular:
But why is she now telling us

highness25:
But madam, it's also good you employ 3rd class graduates to encourage them. You graduated with 3rd class and keep employing 1st class products leaving your mates unemployed. E no good oh

Jarus:
I pity those of you that are not "daughters-in-law" to a governor.

The truth is, if you are from a poor family, decent grade in school remains your best bet to a decent post-school life.

safarigirl:


I am not admiring her, I don't know how you came to such a conclusion

There are those who are extremely privileged that have done nothing with it, so, her privilege takes nothing away from her story. She isn't the first third class graduate with a success story, is she?

There was still a lesson to take from her story. The fact that this interner space has made it a crime for anyone who isn't a first class or 2:1 graduate to share their success stories, is irksome. Are you invalidating her success because of her privilege? If it was a story of a Third Class graduate that suffered and never got a decent job, a lot of people would be using it to do Life Lesson 101, but she has a success story despite her grade, so, let us slate it and accuse her of teaching the wrong values.


Nobody's story should lose credence simply because their situation was different. She was academically disadvantaged, but still made something of herself. Some people are financially disadvantaged, but still make something of themselves, some are physically disadvantaged, but still make something of themselves. Even the rich have struggles.

There is a lesson for those who wish to take it, but some would rather nitpick her story, than recognise the lesson.


This isn't just her. This is how you all react to anyone whose success isn't aligned to a first class or 2:1 grade. She did not ask anyone to fail, but bear in mind, that the percentage of graduates below the 2:1 grade far outnumber those who meet that spectrum and they don't need the constant beating the top tier like to dole out every chance they get.

Admitwithschola:


Lol, Jarus, what you've said cannot be truer. I tell them, I tell people this same thing. Do not use exceptions as rules. Ceteris paribus, it is easier to make it with decent-to-top grades than with none.

I tell my family members and younger friends, don't come and be a burden to me oo. Do what you do excellently well, and then I will splash resources on you to support you..

Meanwhile, one of your "egg heads" (I forget his name now) was invited all the way from naija to Boston for the HBS African conference this year. I had an interesting conversation with him. Humble guy. He seems to be intersecting technology with asset management in a nice way, said he resigned his oil job. Perhaps another billionaire in the making.

Young people, push and do your best - push more if you are from a background of lack. Eventually, your chances of succeeding will be higher.

AntiWailer:
If you are still in school and can still achieve it please work to get First Class.

soul95:

please I'm a youth Corper. Studied engineering precisely . I hope you don't mind me asking, what kind of business are you into?

franchasng:
I am not just into trading business, i render service which i won't disclose here, sorry to say that. Are u looking for a place of primary assignment I can only absorb one Corper cos I have other staff, and I have 1 Corper already plus a nephew posted to Lagos will be next if he fails to secure his dream PPA.

soul95:


No. I'm not looking for a PPA. I'm about to pass out in July. But I'm getting skilled in data science and trying to see its application in engineering (specifically Petroleum Engineering, my course of study) and also maybe finance (my hobbyist course). I hope to turn it into a viable service and maybe build a business around it sometime in the future. Bot I don't know exactly how to start

Datazone:
I encourage every student to disregard such posts. Study hard and pass your exams.