The frustration of failing to get jobs for which he has all the requirements is showing. He wants companies to give him a chance. If I get to an interview, test me. I can do the work. The problem which men such as Mr Oyeniyi face is often not lack of skills.
Black men are likely to have higher qualifications than white men, according to government data.
David Blackaby, an expert on the labour market at the University of Swansea, says legislation designed to combat racial discrimination has failed. In the 30 years since the Race Relations Act was passed the position of black people in the labour market appears to have got worse. But when you look at the numbers, it's quite frightening. Black people suffered disproportionately in the recession of the early 1990s. The recession hit black people harder, according to Dr Blackaby, because it gave firms the chance to discriminate.