190_@:

^Goldie is it true most Nigerian universities now offer

BSC in pro[i]stit[/i]ution

Kindly clarify

cheers

meyri:

Met amazing guy recently. We just click and we make each other happy. I have introduce him to my family and friends and they like him. But one thing they cannot look over is his occupation. He can repair fix anything from car  to electronics to large appliances. He makes a good living and is very independent. But he not a graduate. He says he waited to long to gain admission so he decide to learn a trade to keep him busy. Want to go back to school but he says he doesn't have time and struggled with paying attention in school and he not sure if he want to relive that. My parents call his job "dirty job" and say that his future is not secure w/o degree. Na weting dirty job? A job is a job as long as you can support urself and your family. Must a secure job be an office job? My family and friend don't value him and look at him sideways. My mama says that Im wasting my time and staying longer w him will make it difficult to leave. For me his occupation doesnt bother me. I'm I being naive in investing time and energy in this relationship? Or should I convince my friend and family that he actually has worth?

190_@:

cooogar    

coogar:

but you know it's true.
artisan jobs are hotcakes in developed countries - it's only in the 3rd world countries like nigeria that people still worship the certificate.

ring up handy men to come and fix something in your flat and see how much you'd be charged.
i wish i didn't waste years in the uni sitting in the office. . . .i should be doing plumbing work for single women around goldieluk's neighbourhood.

Goldieluks:

@bolded!
Plumbers are making it here.

coogar:

£5000 per month. . . .plus the little jobs they do in the neighbourhood(tax-free).

Goldieluks:



Abi ooh,
your right,but that amount is arguable,is it constant?

Goldieluks:

Coogar na real Britico,lolz.

coogar:

says who?
i am an ordinary subsistent farmer in enugu.

say the word after me,Tufiakwa!!

no offence to em farmers!

Russialane:

@
meyr[/b]i

if  your guy were to be in the UK MY DEAR labour work pays so well and handsomely in the UK MORE THAN WHAT SO CALLED GRADUATES IN NIGERIA EARN even those with first class combine in nigeria will not earn what he will earn in the UK unfortunately nigeria is all about white collar jobs even blue collar job is not accepted in nigeria as a means of living by some. in the UK NOBODY gives a hoot about what sort of collar job you are wearing THE £ IS WHAT TALKS FOR YOU as long as you can earn a living ,[b] nigeria as a country do things upside down thats why there is massive unemployment whereby everybody wants to wear suit and tie and do office jobs thats is no longer available , just tel your guy to enhance and upgrade himself with some qualifcations in the areas of his skill .

jackpot:

for me, my fiancee must be a graduate and a potential M.Sc material to start with. Men, you've to raise your stakes high!
For those of you saying you can buy degrees, well good for you.
For me, I read and earned my precious degree.

@OP
figure it out!
[s]i understand ladies case's a bit different~[/s]

jackpot:

for me, my fiancee must be a graduate and a potential M.Sc material to start with. Men, you've to raise your stakes high!
For those of you saying you can buy degrees, well good for you.
For me, I read and earned my precious degree.

@OP
figure it out!
[s]i understand ladies case's a bit different~[/s]

Russialane:

@  
coogar    ABEG TELL THEM joor you are on POINT NIGERIA IS TRULY A HOPELESS COUNTRY ITS LIKE THE GRADUATES INSIDE NIGERIA HAVE NOT REALISED THAT THEY ARE ALL TRAP IN THAT COUNTRY OF OURS i still feel NIGERIA WOULD HAVE DONE BETTER IF THE FOOLISH GOVERNMENT HAVE ENCOURAGED VOCATIONAL SKILLS so that those without degrees can make a living from their SKILL INSTEAD THEY ALL WORSHIP WHITE COLLAR JOBS . FOOLISH COUNTRY , OF OURS