Job Seekers

It's good to be back after such a long while. My last post was in 2013... amazing! lol. Well, an incident occurred and I was forced to come back to my blog and vent. I and a friend of mine were gisting the other day about jobs. She had been mobilized by NYSC and I hadn't. In consequence of that fact, I was laying about the house in an idle state, and as a result of the postponement of the forth-coming election, there seemed to be no hope till June when the next mobilization will take place.

 My friend, Chelsea told me about a certain online job wherein we could work from home and make money, part-time. Trust me na, business-chick-original I got busy with registration and discovered that it involved referring people to their site and getting a percentage of the firm's earnings. It seemed genuine. I got busy and started publicizing and encouraging others to benefit from the scheme. In the course of publicizing a friend told me that the program was fraudulent, that I would not be allowed to withdraw the money. I couldn't believe my ears, of course. So I dashed back to siteand ttried to withdraw the cherished dollars and I had a "Mo gbe" moment ie that moment when you place both arms on your head and shout "I don die o". I was furious and disheartened atll at once. It is an unforgivable offence to capitalize on people's willingness to work to perpetrate fraud.the site is onlineyouthjob.com. Please I decided to enlighten my folks as I would not want you to be scammed of your time and your gigabytes. Meanwhile it's back to my humble job of selling beautiful human hair In the course of public