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1st Class graduate takes to Twitter to seek job

An unemployed Nigerian with a First Class degree has taken his frustration to Twitter to post his need for a job urgently.

Unemployed graduates have now joined forces

The young man U. Elijah whose Twitter handle is @AfrikanNinja decided to take the step of using his account to beg for a job by tweeting that he needs an employment fast.

This is what he wrote:

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"Please, I need a job. Studied Chemical Engineering (First Class).

Please Help Me RT.

You will not die young

God Bless you all."

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Many Nigerians have been retweeting his original tweet as well as passing it to some companies who might find the young man suitable for employment.

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