A 400-level student, Sam-Obisike Chibueze Wenendah, has revealed how the incessant ASUU strikes denied the chance of clinching a job of N350,000 monthly, Siggy reports.
The man who is studying Mechatronics at the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, said he lost a job that offers N350k monthly because the recruiter discovered he is still a student.
Chibueze applied for job as a student, and attended the interview which passed, but one fact that worked against him was that he is not yet a graduate.
Speaking with Legit, he said the employer denied him the job when he disclosed that he is still a student, a setback caused by delayed graduation.
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The software engineering enthusiast said: “I am bothered because I have been offered full-time roles by some firms. I passed the interviews but when they found out I was still a student, everything was terminated. I was supposed to have graduated by now.”
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Chibueze then went on to blame the incessant strikes that delay students’ graduation on the government.
He said: “I blame the system we are in. If things were going fine, there will be no tussle between ASUU and the government. ASUU is fighting a just cause. I blame the situation of things and governance in Nigeria.”
Source: Nigeria Campus News, CorrectNG







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