Gen_ru Man 👑

Electrical Service Engineer/ Renewable Energy and Grid Modernization Professional / Abu Alumni

[Gen_ru Man 👑 @sadiq_zaiyan]

@SirJarus @muhammadmazama3 come here

[Gen_ru Man 👑 @sadiq_zaiyan]

@muhammadmazama3 Our own Big pass our motivators wallahi….😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Just Give us sometime and the Country will be Proud of our names In shaa Allah

[Gen_ru Man 👑 @sadiq_zaiyan]

@muhammadmazama3 🤧

[SPY @spyderrmann]

There was never a second , minute , hour, day, week , month or a season Messi was better than Ronaldo im talking about football ability wise .

[Engr. Mazito @muhammadmazama3]

Wallahi @sadiq_zaiyan and I can run this movement if dai "Opportunities" are mentioned 😂😂😂

[Gen_ru Man 👑 @sadiq_zaiyan]

@muhammadmazama3 Is a moving man a joke to them.? 🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭

[Mohammed Jammal @whitenigerian]

Tables turn in life. If you are up be humble. If you are down be hopeful. 🤲🏻

[Gen_ru Man 👑 @sadiq_zaiyan]

@muhammadmazama3 Some people come get maddddddd grace😭

[Gen_ru Man 👑 @sadiq_zaiyan]

@3mbeeeee Ibn Bawa…. I truly respect your honesty in business and how u grew it up from a dream to reality. I do watch ur progress from afar and smile, Ur types are rare in the society and I sooo much hope you keep up with the good work 🤝

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A Satisfied Customer

[HMG🧕🏻 @Haleemarh_Gumel]

That amazing

[JayB @jibreelKhalil]

We have lost a cast of amazing comrades in the last few months. May your gentle given souls keep resting in eternal peace, Brothers.

In loving memories. 🙌

[Gen_ru Man 👑 @sadiq_zaiyan]

@muhammadmazama3 “SOMEONE“ 🌚

[Gen_ru Man 👑 @sadiq_zaiyan]

@muhammadmazama3 Dukan su🤌🏻😂

[Gen_ru Man 👑 @sadiq_zaiyan]

To Hell with You .!!!🤧

[Engr. Mazito @muhammadmazama3]

@sadiq_zaiyan what do we say to government and connection jobs?

[Dan_Malikee 👷🏽‍♂️🗯 @Engr_Abdulmalik]

Name : Abdulmalik
Occupation: Engineer, Business_, Fish and poultry farmer, phone accessories.
Country: Nigeria
State : Kano/Kaduna
Tribe: Hausa
Religion: ISLAM
Speaking: Hausa, English and Arabic
Proudly Nigerian : world wide citizen

Add yours💌

[Gen_ru Man 👑 @sadiq_zaiyan]

@muhammadmazama3 @oluwagbemigaptr Just answer them and say you have gotten 🤣

[Gen_ru Man 👑 @sadiq_zaiyan]

@muhammadmazama3 The language is simple here …. Game recognises Game🙌🏻🔥

[MS Ingawa @MSIngawa]

Open letter to graduates with lower grades,

1. Having lower grades can be so frustrating especially during job hunting but is not a death sentence or a reason to assume one can not make it in life. There are many people who have joined the best of places with lower grades and many more who are super successful. The journey might be different, but it’s far from impossible. Here are a few important steps that can help you navigate the path forward:

REMEDY IT

2. Most big name employers require higher grades (2:1 and above) not because those with lower can not perform or deliver on the job but because it’s easier to filter candidates during recruitment process through such criteria especially while managing recruitment resources. The best way to remedy your lower grades is by enrolling in advanced degree as majority accept lower degrees with masters. Advanced degrees give candidates added advantage in job hunting especially those with lower grades. But be conscious of time (age).

SKILL UP

3. With the recent trend by KPMG and EY of accepting second-class lower (2:2), it’s clear that skills are the next big gate pass to big name organizations after looking past the age and grade requirements. It will be of great importance for lower grade degree holders to take skills and certifications very seriously. Aim to obtain all professional certificates obtainable in your profession and fortify it with as much relevant skills as possible. This will give you an edge over your contemporaries during job search and make you more attractive to employers in times of special need.

VOLUNTEER

4. Sometimes all you need is some 2 or 3 years experience to start applying for Experience Hire roles and your grade is deterring you from having even your first formal job. Look around for organizations in your close proximity that can take you even as volunteer or as an intern to gain hands on experience. Try and look for organizations that are relevant to your background and also in close proximity to save cost especially if you will not get paid. Use the opportunity to learn some work and also prove yourself on the job. I know a lot of people that got recommendations and landed their dream jobs through this methods.

START SMALL

5. Life is step by step. You want to join IOCs, Big4 or FUGAZ Banks doesn’t mean you must join them as Graduate or through GT programs that always limit you through your lower grade. Apply for smaller oil serving companies, smaller and upcoming accounting firms and new generation banks that dont normally demand much for GT programs and start from somewhere. Your dedication and value addition will surely pave way for you on the job and that will also give you the necessary skills and experience to move around the industry until you reach your dreamland. Some people started banking for 30 years before reaching a tier one bank and this will come with more contacts, different experiences and perspectives that can even make you more relevant in the big organizations.

ACT LIKE A DROP OUT

6. Sometimes all the above may not work. The good thing is to “Act like a drop out” and hustle like you have never gone to school. Take that pride of “education” out of your head and get dirty. In the course of your struggle, unimaginable things happen. This can even involve hard labour or menial skills. I know a HND/Degree holder (with pass degree) that started working as labourer in my former company and after like 6 months he was noticed through his team. And upon interview, he was absorbed as senior staff and promoted to a supervisor. His degree did not play any role. It was that months of experience and understanding of the company’s system that got him the job.