Nigerian graduates enough is enough it is unbearable!!

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The funny thing is that if this so called poster/originator of this thread lands a high paying job or govt appointment that fetches so much cash. I believe he will join the millions of comfortable Nigerians. He will be the 1st 2 discourage unemployed youths from making any sort of trouble so that his source of income wont get interrupted....

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Akan i dn t like wat u typed,dats so unfair.I agree wif wat @emergency typed,the person dat started this thread might even av a job at hand bt maybe sum in his family are still unemployed.Y Not lets think of our future,our children,they'll finish school sumday and our prayer is for them to be great and av good jobs.Even d bible says heaven helps those who help themselves,by the time u help urself by reading and practising hard for a test or interview and at d end of d day u dnt get d job on merit,then u should help urself by standin and doing sumtin like a peaceful protest and not sitting waiting for God to come down frm heaven.Sum said our youths are unemployable,ok fine,y not employ d ones dat passed their interviews and tests on merit and leave d ones dat failed to try again but no,whether u pass or not,employable or not,they have and know who they wnt for d jobs even before d tests and interviews,so wat are we talking about.Wateva it is dat can be done lets do it.God will surely grant us all our heart desires in Jesus's name.Amen

high paying job or not. new jobs or not. the Nigerian government and economy are not working for the good of the common man. you may say whatever you like but i think we are just too afraid to bring any radical change we so desire. stop talking about being all the same. get up and do something. if we are ready let us get organised whether you already have a job or you are waiting like myself let us do something. the time has come and the time is now.
NIGERIAN YOUTHS EXCEPT WE DO SOMETHING NOW OUR CHILDREN WILL CURSE US SOMEDAY. MARK MY WORDS.

There is no such place in the bible where it says heaven helps those who help themselves!!!

imagine the mab on channels tv yesterday saying the legislooters deserve the 100m for researches they undertake to make laws. WHAT RESEARCH?????????? thank Fod suleiman asked him about our lecturers and he so skillfully dodged it.

OBJ in his time bilt himself a presidential library worth about 7billon whereas no nigerian university is funded to that tune. WHO ARE WE DECEIVING?

IF YOU WANT TO PRESERVE POSTERITY, THE TIME TO ACT IS NOW.

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There is no such place in the bible where it says heaven helps those who help themselves!!!

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guy whether it is there or not dats nt the point,sit down and be lookin for mistakes,when we are talkin serious issue.Mscheeeeeeeew

WHY ARE NIGERIAN YOUTHS EASILY DISTRACTED WITH THINGS THAT DO NOT MATTER? yes it is not in the bible but it is a principle that even the bible acknowledges. tell me how blind bathemieus got his sight? is it not by helping himself with the vioce he had since the eyes were gone? LET US FACE THE THE ISSUE AND NOT DIGRESS. A MARCH ON OUR STREETS OR NO MARCH?

@enitanol...don't spoil ur good opener by making a mountain of mole hill, Ur reponse 2 Akan 1 was ok from ur perspective. I would rather U take d correction from Jess and let the rest slide...b4 this interesting, thought provoking, future preserving and emergency-action-needed discuss turns into a beef thingy

One love y'all

Ok guys no probs,it is well.

Peace be to you all. I very much love the revolution to begin but let it be the self revolution. I tell you a fact; take it or leave it. There are some like Moses who will see the promised land but may never enter therein. First, have that inner resolution to triumph in your personal endeavour. Bring out that mighty man in you to impact your world. Do something that you could be encouraged with. I am seeing a picture of a vast number of unemployed youths-countless. Coming out to the world that "See I have graduauted two or more years ago, and I have not been employed" :o. It ridicules you as a person that you had nothing in your head. Your parents and your kinfolks may say it is ok, but the society at large expects more than that. So it is not a protest for the unemployed alone, it is a social and societal one.
Coming out to complain about employment is in the least absurd to a GRADUATE. The government is not designed to provide job(s) for every graduates that are churned out of our ivory towers, but they sure can encourage initiatives. I implore you by the mercies of God look inward and soar above the evil wind of unemployment. The goverment will always quote something to the protesters especially when such doesn't have immediate repercursions like that of the doctors... "government is not relenting in its effort to tackle unemployment and we are committed to finding a lasting solution to...bla bla bla" What will you do after the statement? Perhaps give them ultimatum... and then wait,... wait ...and keep waiting. I don't know. But one thing is crystal clear the best war you can win and worth winning is the war of self. You are a creative giant, bring it out even while looking for employment. there is no harm in it. I love revolution, maybe for posterity sake but what can you encourage others with? One love, one peace!

SAMMIE 777,well spoken...i hail you.

It is a societal & social revolution... It is not absurd to any Graduate.If not for any thing else, but 4 the corrupt tendencies of the so called leaders, the bankoles et al. I must state here that the initiative of the originator of this trend is commendable. while we mobilise, sensitise and get ourselves organized, we must be true to ourselves and to the course we are about to emback on. It may be daunting but I see victory coming at the end of the day. Yes many society world over has been able to effect fundamental changes by peaceful protest, ours is't different. I quit agree wit @e-diamond line as per making inner resolution to triumph in your personal endeavour, Bringing out that mighty man in you to impact your world but u will need a friendly government policies to leverage whatever u got.It is not about unemployed graduate alone. some of the contributor here are employed at least I am very sure of myself. THIS IS A COURSE WE ALL NEED TO SUPPORT. 1 LUV.

@Mosun Joseph...............it is good to be self employed as you said. But there a question iwill like to ask you now, do we have conducive envoronment for business to strive in this nation? Do we have stable electricity to set a selfbusiness? Let us hold them responsibile for this, because a day is coming when Nigeria youtha will nort bear all these mess again. It is well with our souls.It is high time Nigeria youths stood up fot the best

Mosun Joseph.................Is not that Nigerian Youths are not self oriented the way you think they are. But there are some posers i will like you to answer now. Do we have a conducive environment for business to thrive here. What is the present condition of our electricity supply which can be utilized to start a self business? while we re still waiting for all these to be in good shape, we cannot but hold the government responsible for this predicament bedeviling the nation

THE BATTLE LINE AS BEEN DRAWN, WE ARE LOOKING AT A SIZE OF AT LEAST 1 MILLION GRADUATES TO ENDORSE THE MOVE,
STRATEGY 1: GO TO FACEBOOK AND JOIN THE NEWLY CREATED FANS PAGE "Nigerian Graduate Showdown" then click on "like" among d upper tabs, by u joining we are getting bigger in size. WE ARE NO MORE SMILING, ITS A COMPLETE SHOWDOWN.

Hi house, i luv dis move. It is a gd initiative. I need 2 say, we nd 2 act fast if we really wt 2 do anythg at all. 2 stat wth, i lik 2 suggest dat we nd 2open anoda tread 2 submit suggestns strickly on hw 2 go abt dis issue. Pls it must be stated dat no preaching against d move bluntly. Am totally a suppt of all d proative actions. Nevertheless, we nd d av AIMS& OBJECTIVES so dat no distractions or disturtions. D so call emerging leaders if dis move work must nt see it as oppt 2 av there own way. "Toba ri be, aye yin oni da o!" Amin. It beta we set a pace 4 transformation 4 nigerian graduates 4 life. Gd 2 note, it we require funding by members "eniti oba si kowo waje bi ti bankole Asofo danu ni" Amin. Also, worthy 2 note is dat some ppl might lose der life in d struggle. Yes!!! Its nt easy 2 get a transformation. Am frm osun, am frm osun and am everly ready 4 any demostration,any move,e.t.c. Can u imagine, a DISTINCTION graduate 4 over 4 years ago still living frm hand 2 mouth. Here is my no-08189498735. Let's make it happen!

A peaceful protest rite,wat if d outcome is not favourable?turn it to a voilent protest..?am just tired of thinkin of hw d govt hs failed nigerian youths cos it mks me sick in my stomach,we r in a country dat mks mockery of its citizens,instead of protesting to people who r tools of darkness sent to doom a nation so richly endowed,lets collectively n sincerely choose a week or day n cry unto God in fasting n prayer.i dont knw abt u guys but dis is my nigeria people have md it n still mking it even wit dis conditions on ground n I WILL STILL MAKE IT.

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Mosun Joseph.................Is not that Nigerian Youths are not self oriented the way you think they are. But there are some posers i will like you to answer now. Do we have a conducive environment for business to thrive here. What is the present condition of our electricity supply which can be utilized to start a self business? while we re still waiting for all these to be in good shape, we cannot but hold the government responsible for this predicament bedeviling the nation

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in d uk der ar goodroad,electricity,security and al other things our nigerian brodas cal enabling enviroment.yet masters degre holders from naija go there n sweep ther gutters.illitrates ther come here 2set up busines n employ our graduates.so wat is enabling enviroment?its ur mind my broda.dat is y i say our upbringin is faulty.u ask a child y did u fail he wil tel u my teacher.u ask a politician y did u lose election he wil say its pdp dat rigd.a busines may wil say its witches n wizard or enablin enviroment.a grdaute wil say its govt.stop blamin govt,d solution is wit us nt wit dem

My brodas,let lagos and abuja start this peacefull protest,i asure you other states will join

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It is a societal & social revolution... It is not absurd to any Graduate.If not for any thing else, but 4 the corrupt tendencies of the so called leaders, the bankoles et al. I must state here that the initiative of the originator of this trend is commendable. while we mobilise, sensitise and get ourselves organized, we must be true to ourselves and to the course we are about to emback on. It may be daunting but I see victory coming at the end of the day. Yes many society world over has been able to effect fundamental changes by peaceful protest, ours is't different. It is not about unemployed graduate alone. some of the contributor here are employed at least I am very sure of myself. THIS IS A COURSE WE ALL NEED TO SUPPORT. 1 LUV.

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In as much as the move is commendable, have it in focus that for it to have a meaningful impact it must cut across social, organisational and business strata. A larger group other than the unemployed alone should be involved. 'Cos if you make it an affair of the unemployed alone you may not go far.Get as many pressure groups involved; Parents, NLC, NANS, CLO, unions of employees of various organisations etc. Then your voice will be heard. I am sure those that are gainfully employed with a juicy salaries will not join in the protest (engagement & commitment to work, fear of their employer or personal reason... Whatever). The impact is not in the number of the unemployed (the govt. is aware of the vast number, they are human beings among us) but in the vast segments of the people and organisations that back the protest. Cheers and one love!

Cowards! All of u opposing dis move are cowards. God will always pull down d walls of Jericho but it is left 4 d Israelites 2 rise n possess it. I buy d idea of prayer n fasting but dt should b b/4 d PEACEFUL protest. Some of u saying we should set up barber's salon, mechanic workshops n supermakets, I don't blame u, may b u didn't ve a vision b/4 going 2 school. Henceforth, if u r not in support of dis move, it were better u keep mute.

interesting moves in here... definitely has my backing, I like the comment by MosunJoseph, there is indeed a need for mind revolution first of all. The search has to start from the inside before we lay blames at the feet of the government. However I have 2 objections to why the supposed uneducated will come here and make it, 1. Their home government will give them the necessary backing and that is assuming literacy is what you get from the university walls. 2. The culture there is such that it encourages industrialization and entrepreneurial skills. Lemme ask you, is there anything in our present educational system that empowers one right from a tender age to think of setting up a venture? Entrepreneurial skills does not grow overnight it must have been imbibed over the years.... I know not too many ppl will agree with my opinion here, but that is what the house is about, all ideas are scrutinized to the delight of everyone

@fongie,stop using that language on people like u.everyone with his/her own idea of expressions

I commend the initiative and I'm in total support of the idea of transforming Nigeria. However, I see this as not a "fight" or "struggle" meant for the unemployed youth alone. It is supposed to be a fight by ALL NIGERIANS who hope for a better Nigeria.
No matter how "huge" the salary you might be earning, your have at least one unemployed relative who can hardly make a living.
I am gainfully employed, but yet the government is not accountable to me for the heavy tax that is automatically deducted from my salary. There is NOTHING I can pin-point that I directly benefit from the government of Nigeria yet I pay heavy taxes.
Is it Electricity? I have a generator for that purpose (what is the purpose of NEPA/PHCN?)
Is it Security? I have a Night/Security Guard for that purpose (what is the purpose of The Nigerian Police?)
Is it Water Supply? I have a well/Borehole with pumping machine for that purpose (what is the purpose of Water corporation?)
Is it Transportation? Many have a car or cars that costs an arm & a leg to maintain.
Wat about our Roads? We all know d deplorable state of our roads. Some residents now contribute money to repair/tar their roads (what is the purpose of FERMA?)
What about Health Care? The current few health facilities provided by the government cannot suffice for the masses, so I make use of the good but expensive private hospitals.
Communication? Of course...Thank God everyone has a GSM handset (even though they can hardly recharge) when NITEL is already dead.
Education? Nigerian education system is just running on life support. It is next to collapse. The universities are just churning out "unemployable graduates" because they've not been equiped with anything that can make them survive the challenging reality of the present business world and economy. Yet our currupt so called "leaders" embezzle tax-payers money and open private universities for their own profit.
NYSC is even a no-go area now as we all know the current realities about that.
Housing? You have to hussle that one by yourself as government no send you o.
Employment? As a lot of youth dey unemployed...na dat one even bring up the current issue wey a lot of people dey provoke. I thank God for my own situation though...sope tie ;D
Na the case of unemployment make a lot of people join NaijaHotJobs na :D

Now on a serious note, Can someone please tell me the purpose of The Government in Nigeria? cos i don't see any benefit from them ...(Angry)

...Faith without Work is dead... The time for action is now...enough of just prayers!

This is terrible. It appears the set time has come for transformation in this nation. You should know that nothing good come to stay without violence or protest (Niger/Delta restiveness, public health bill, FOI bill et al as case studies) . So, it seems things want to change for better now by allowing those in govt know the need to wake up to their responsibility. We will surely get there.

We are getting larger visit our facebook page ''nigerian graduate showdown''. and join thank u.

I'm vry much in support of ds move. A country blessed with so many natural resource but its citizens suffers evry day to make ends meet while some few group of pple enjoys wat shld be gven to others. We need that radical change now or never. Whether U are employed or not, get involved bcos this is a course we must all fight and our children unborn will be happy for. Enough of ds nonesence. Emegencise thumbs up to U.

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Nigerian youths i hailed thee.it is not a matter of shouting or calling on government heads.simply one or two persons can put their heads together and go to the media houses like THISDAY AND GUARDIAN NEWSPAPER,because these are widely read newspapers in the country.Remember sacrifices have to follow like time,money and good health.I wouldnt want to be part of this demonstration,because i have learnt alot about life and people.what BANKOLE the ex-speaker did,about 98% of us will do the same.Am not discouraging u guys,but i want u all to know that if the person that started this thread is employed and receiving about N120000 per month,i bet u all,no one will hear his voice.Before BANKOLE ascended the throne of speaker,corruption had started.even we the members of this forum that always look for companies apptitude test format are corrupts.Why not sit down and read instead of short cuts.Remember that ASUU is still on government neck and it requires so many things.But i know one thing that u all will get a job,because your parents laboured to send you all to school and it will never be in vain.The God of heaven that saw you all through your undergraduate days will surely provide befitting jobs for each and everyone of u.just believe and have faith.

sammie
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@Sammie77, good comment. But I don't think that if a person asks for a test "format"(not the actual test) makes that person corrupt...

Tears in my eyes my people... How I wish I could stop this unemployment issues. I really understands what it is like having no job. Peaceful demonstration, if successful and if it touches the heart of the person whom we want him/her to listen to us could only settle few people and the rest still suffers the scourges of UNEMPLOYMENT thereafter. Man has really dominated his fellow man to injury. All these has a begining and it will surely have an end. First of all, do we know that man cannot "perfectly" direct his steps talkless of controlling that of his fellow man? Do we know that man was not created to rule himself? But Man chosed to be independent from the one that that created him. Take for instance, if an equipment gets up one day and say "Mr. manufacturer I do not want you to operate me again, I can operate and maintain my self and even control other equipment", What do you think will happen to that machine? Definitely that equipment will "never" succeed. This is applicable to man. A book for all people, "the BIBLE" helped me to understand that in the garden of eden, man chosed to be independent from his "manufacturer" the greatest personage in the universe, JEHOVAH GOD, by eating the forbidden fruit. Eating from that tree means that they wanted to be like their "manufacturer". So our "manufacturer" now resolved to allow us control or rule ourselves. But has man been able to do things right satisfying himself and others? NO, instead many people sigh and groan because of the action of their fellow man.

That is to say that we cannot solve the problem of UNEMPLOYMENT whatever strategy we might use. Man has failed and that is what we all must realise. It is high time we ALL turn to our "manufacturer", our creator, our maker, our sovereign ruler and our GOD. HE has a government which is the LASTING SOLUTION TO ALL OUR PROBLEMS IN LIFE. We should sincerely pray for that KINGDOM to come, making the Devil a liar by submitting to the theocratic rulership of the most high GOD.

But for the time been, since the kingdom is not here today or now, all we should do is to beg GOD for our daily bread. He will NEVER forsake us. Keep our paths straight and do his will.

I am eagerly awaiting for the time when everyone will be happy. I am also anticipating this time:
17 “For here I am creating new heavens and a new earth; and the former things will not be called to mind, neither will they come up into the heart. 18 But exult, YOU people, and be joyful forever in what I am creating. For here I am creating Jerusalem a cause for joyfulness and her people a cause for exultation. 19 And I will be joyful in Jerusalem and exult in my people; and no more will there be heard in her the sound of weeping or the sound of a plaintive cry.”
20 “No more will there come to be a suckling a few days old from that place, neither an old man that does not fulfill his days; for one will die as a mere boy, although a hundred years of age; and as for the sinner, although a hundred years of age he will have evil called down upon him. 21 And they will certainly build houses and have occupancy; and they will certainly plant vineyards and eat [their] fruitage. 22 They will not build and someone else have occupancy; they will not plant and someone else do the eating. For like the days of a tree will the days of my people be; and the work of their own hands my chosen ones will use to the full. 23 They will not toil for nothing, nor will they bring to birth for disturbance; because they are the offspring made up of the blessed ones of Jehovah, and their descendants with them. 24 And it will actually occur that before they call out I myself shall answer; while they are yet speaking, I myself shall hear."

THAT IS WHEN ALL OUR PROBLEMS WILL BE SOLVED. Let us all to GOD for he has the solution to all our problem.

So my Dear NJH, do not lose hope. Have faith. Life is not a bed of roses. This present life is NOT the real life. The real life, is the everlasting life which only GOD can give. With GOD "LIFE IS REALLY GOOD.

house of representative members jacked their constituency allowance from 28million to 42 million quaterly!!! Their salary and allowances mothly is about15million naira!!! We have 369 house of representative members. Now lets do somecalculations:

369 members * 15,000,000 = 5,535,000,000 (5.54 billion per month)

5,535,000,000 * 12 = 66,420,000,000 (66.42 billion in a year)

constituency allowance (lets assume 42 million quaterly for 369representatives (although this is not so because some principal officers of thehouse get much more!! The speaker gets 100 million quauterly, the deputyspeaker gets 80 million quaterly…and am not talking about kobo, i meannaira!!!). So let’s calculate:

42,000,000 * 4 * 369 = 61,992,000,000 (61.99 billion naira!!!)



so in a year, the house of representatives gulps roughly

66,420,000,000 + 61,992,000,000 = 128,412,000,000 ( 128.412 billionnaira!!!)

this is excluding the outrageous amount of monies that will be spent to buyofficial cars and furniture…blah…blah… blah for them.



not to mention that of the senate!!!that has 109 members!!! What kind of legislature are we runnig!!! Why do weneed to have house of representatives and also house of senate?! Can’t we justhave one? How many bills do they even pass combined? The petroleum industrybill and lots of others have been there for hyears without being passed!



yet the country abounds with qualified graduates that have no jobs and nomoney to become self employed!

why do we need so many ministers and ministries all these contribute towasting the country’s resources. We depend solely on oil what happens when thisoil runs out? Can’t nigeria take a cue from united arab emirates that hasevolved into a tourist attraction? They know the oil will run out and havealready diversified their economy…what is nigeria doing?

first this country has to stop wasting so much money on politicalappointees!

house of representative members jacked their constituency allowance from 28million to 42 million quaterly!!! Their salary and allowances mothly is about15million naira!!! We have 369 house of representative members. Now lets do somecalculations:

369 members * 15,000,000 = 5,535,000,000 (5.54 billion per month)

5,535,000,000 * 12 = 66,420,000,000 (66.42 billion in a year)

constituency allowance (lets assume 42 million quaterly for 369representatives (although this is not so because some principal officers of thehouse get much more!! The speaker gets 100 million quauterly, the deputyspeaker gets 80 million quaterly…and am not talking about kobo, i meannaira!!!). So let’s calculate:

42,000,000 * 4 * 369 = 61,992,000,000 (61.99 billion naira!!!)



so in a year, the house of representatives gulps roughly

66,420,000,000 + 61,992,000,000 = 128,412,000,000 ( 128.412 billionnaira!!!)

this is excluding the outrageous amount of monies that will be spent to buyofficial cars and furniture…blah…blah… blah for them.



not to mention that of the senate!!!that has 109 members!!! What kind of legislature are we runnig!!! Why do weneed to have house of representatives and also house of senate?! Can’t we justhave one? How many bills do they even pass combined? The petroleum industrybill and lots of others have been there for hyears without being passed!



yet the country abounds with qualified graduates that have no jobs and nomoney to become self employed!

why do we need so many ministers and ministries all these contribute towasting the country’s resources. We depend solely on oil what happens when thisoil runs out? Can’t nigeria take a cue from united arab emirates that hasevolved into a tourist attraction? They know the oil will run out and havealready diversified their economy…what is nigeria doing?

first this country has to stop wasting so much money on politicalappointees!

Here's what I received and felt I should share with those who hope for a change in Nigeria:

Let There Be Light In Nigeria
Dear Fellow Nigerians:
We are approaching you on behalf of a group of patriotic and concerned Nigerians with active participation around the world.
We are the custodians, keepers and protectors of a nation that is yet to live up to its promise.
· Largest population in Africa and 8th largest in the world – 152,217,341 (Internet World Stats)
· Third richest country in Africa (after Egypt and South Africa) - $294,800 billion (GDP) (Infopedia.com)
· Over 36 billion barrels its proven oil reserves is 73% higher than United States (Wikipedia)
· 12th biggest oil producer - 2.2 million barrels per day (Huffington Post)
· 4th largest oil exporter - 2.1 million barrels per day (Huffington Post)
· At 1,024,000 barrels per day in December 2010 was, number 5 in the list of 5 countries responsible for 70% of United States crude oil exports. (U.S Energy Info Administration)
Why is our country unable to provide adequate and widespread electricity for its people?
We are still bounded by the chains that tie us to a wounded past:
· Ranked 142 out of 169 in human development index (United Nations Developmental Program)
· Life expectancy is 48years (World Bank)
· 64% of population earn less than $1.25/day (Wikipedia)
• 70% of population is under 30, out of which 57% is unemployed (Sahara Reporter)
The future of our dearly beloved country is not driven by what happens to it but by what happens to it because of us.
This is a CALL TO ACTION!!
We are organizing a PEACEFUL Nigerian Million March in Nigeria scheduled to take place in Abuja and Lagos on June 27th 2011.
We are also organizing simultaneous PEACEFUL Nigerian Million Marches in London, and at these locations in the United States - Washington D.C, New York, Atlanta, Houston and Los Angeles on the same date.

Your wonderful organization have structure, resources, capabilities and know how that can be used to expand the scope and depth of this endeavor while giving it a badly needed flavor.
Would you please join us?
For more information please visit our web site at http://www.nigerianmillionmarch.com. If you have any questions please, feel free to contact us at [email protected]
We will be calling you in a few days to have a constructive conversation with you about how together we can make this a resounding success.
We are no longer going to settle for a country that continues to struggle to explore and define its identity in darkness.
Let us use this occasion to demonstrate how unity is strength and how this unity can be used to sweep away the footprints of an arrogant adversary especially when the components of our unity is as strong as the rock of Gibraltar. Remember, what we do here, matters over there.
God Bless you and God Bless Nigeria.
Sincerely
Doyin Olagbegi
For Let there be Light in Nigeria Project

My fellow Nigerian graduates, it beats my heart alot when i sit down and think about the predicaments and ordeal the Nigerian graduates are experiencing. For the first time, it touched me to write a post on NHJ. Its time to act and we have to act fast. Amongst us are potential great men specialized and trained in one field or the other, so we have all it takes to bring attention to ourselves.

We can not keep quiet and watch greedy politicians make us feel that its vain by choosing to goto school. If i must say, an average Nigerian graduate should be entitled to allowance of N30,000.00 pending the time he gets a job, so he can use it to meet his basic needs. Do you know how much a Nigerian graduate spend on photocopy, printing, traveling to write a text or the other.

I encourage us to join a forum to speak a common language which is the language of employment. visit www.nigerianmillionmarch.com for more information. You can as well search for ''Nigerian graduate showdown'' on Facebook.

Thanks

mac4ok; nigerian graduate will be eternally grateful 2u for this website..Thank u sir. visit www.nigerianmillionmarch.com

Do not ask 4wat ur country can do 4u but ask for wat u can do 4ur country - president jf kenedy 1961

@Mosunjoseph,I can't understand which moral u are trying to preach bcos i am sure that this is not the sound scripture. Or is any post talking about beeing hostile to d nation? I may not talk more on the other religions,Do u remember King Jeroboam? why do u make us deviants? Have u asked how Protestant (Pentecostal) despensation set in? Why are u hiding under the veil of let the sleeping Dog lie instead of asking for God to strengthen ur heart not to jeopardize the future of the youths. did u ask of the cause of Pre Kenedy comment?
C,until u are indirectly forced out of ur comfort zone by the evil of this nation,u will not agree to the AGONIZING PAINS of the dying future.
Think againg and read the other post well,am not supporting bloody protest but support calling to action our Dear Leaders than chanting unemployment on the pages of the news paper.

Pls where id d venue for abuja and lagos??? U only said 27th. What are we wearing??

@mosunjoseph. With all humility can you declare your employment stauts to this great house? If you are employed can you honestly tell us with which firm? If unemployed can you tell us how many years you have been jobless,the course you studied and how many interviews and apptitude tests you've written and how many times you've slept in garges just to write a test. If you can honestly answer all these in this forum then we shall all see why you are talking with your upper lip alone.

@saint joe good questions. Mosunjoseph could U please answer those questions by saint joe. .......waiting!!!

it is good for us not to get personal cos i can feel some discontent.am unemployed but i can never blame my unemployment at the govt.no matter wat there are people who are still making it in this country,people that didnt know or have connection.my philosophy is simple i cant die a failure one day my time will come i cant force it to come.if unemployed graduates can generate 500k to go d uk and sweep gutters then cant he use that to start something.am stepping on toes on the forum and i know but this is the bitter truth.am not discoraging any protest u guys can go ahead but just know if the starter of this thread gets a 160k job this nite u will never read his comment here again.i truly know how u guys feel cos i have deeper experience.the last mantrac test i did i saw my far junior in school so dont think am comfortable.but i know everyone has his time and i will wait.i dont want to sound religious but do u know know abraham didnt receive his promis until after 25yrs,that was d time of god.pls be calm thats my positions.i have spoken.

we blam politicians for not not servin but do u know how many time we discuss salary in this forum.have u ever seen anyone discussing how to make is future work place better on this forum but we can talk of salary.that is how the politican began.the problem is also wit us.i know am stepping on toes.ur tim will com