NAPTIN ends...Transmission sector offers the jobs to other
Electrical Engineers.
Phew! I almost said. Why did I want the job anyway? why did I
feel left out? Not like I loved the transmission way past the other sector. To
be true, the transmission has been the most boring of all. Wheeling out power
form the generation plants to the distribution companies without some form of
automation involved has been 'dry'. I wasn't enthusiastic about the whole
parade when I had a stint there for two weeks.
Then my question again. why did I feel left out that I wasn't
taken? Could it be that I felt if anyone was to be taken in Kogi state, that I
had to be the one? Was I better than the others? Did I know what they had gone
through, their experiences and education? What was special about me? Did I feel my life so far in the Electrical
sector was going to suffice the requirements for working there?
The question I answered and couldn't answer as I discovered
that text messages had been sent to successful North Central candidates in the
2013 TCN interviews.
I'm happy I wasn't called in a way. And I'm unhappy I wasn't
called in another way.
It's been a dream to be instrumental in restoring or adding
the power required by the country. When I think of it again, I want to play
while I work. Experiencing what work in the power sector could be for me in life
I realise it's going be a serious business without the fun I expected except if
the private investors make changes to the whole power business.
Why don't I just keep solving problems like I have always
been doing in my head? only this time, I get to bring it all to the open for
people to benefit and 'pay' also.
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