Young Man Prints His CV on Billboard, Takes It to Sanwo-Olu’s Office in Ikeja to Beg for JobPAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! A physically challenged young man in Lagos, Agosu Fagla, has taken to the state's secretariat to ask Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu for a job. The man made a billboard that had the words “Please I need a job” boldly written on it. He stood beside the board at Ikeja. On the board is also his full CV. In an open letter sent to Legit.ng, he said he became disabled when he was 5 from an accident. Recommended for you "His music is so unique": Singer Simi reacts to Asake’s fabulous performanc... PAY ATTENTION: Install our latest app for Android, read best news on Nigeria’s #1 news app Despite the fact that he has a degree in economics, he has been unable to get employment because of the stigma surrounding his disability. He said: He told the governor in the letter: The man said he was moved to reach out to the governor in such a way because he has in so many instances learnt about his passion for helping the less privileged. Recommended for you INEC chairman releases list of states where governorship elections will not... Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian lady, Egbohaghe Victoria, took the bull by the horn and showed that she is not going to be giving up anytime soon. On Tuesday, February 9, Victoria took to the street of Abuja with cardboard that reads, "Please I need a job". On the placard, she spelt out her qualification, saying she has a BSc in international relations. Underneath that is her email. Atop the cardboard is a plea that she really needs a job. Nigerians were amazed by the bold move as they reposted her photo and made sure it went viral across many social media platforms. Source: Legit.ng A young man who was was disabled at age five, Agosu Fagla, has revealed that people refused to give him a job because of his physical disability The Nigerian man made a billboard displaying his CV and took it to the Lagos state secretariat in Ikeja Agosu also addressed a letter to Sanwo-Olu, saying he hopes the governor will be able to provide a solution to his problem PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! Legit.ng Install our latest app for Android, read best news on Nigeria’s #1 news app Legit.ng “Due to my condition and the stigma attached to it, some employers believe I'm not employable. I have only been surviving on family support. To God be the glory, I have been able to write perfectly with my left hand... I am compelled to contact you through this media to come to my aide by way an immediate appointment as a bail out of complacency, just so that I can assume a responsible citizen and be a good father despite my condition.”