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ASSU Strike: What Are You Doing At Home? by Encoredme(m): 5:53pm On Aug 24, 2013 |
ASUU Strike: What are you doing at home? I felt really concerned about this issue and decided to make use of my pen. Perhaps this might help someone. This strike has gone beyond a month now and most undergraduate have been doing nothing at home. Well, I am not writting this to the government neither am I writting it to ASUU or the youths out there. This lines are directed to YOU. I mean the YOU that is reading this piece at the moment. Let me tell you a blunt truth. If you are at home doing nothing now because of ASUU strike, it is most likely that you will also be doing nothing after you graduation. That simply means you are not valuable enough to be hooked by a company for employment. Well, lets leave that for another day. Lets consider for a while those things that are taking people's time at home: seasonal films, soccer manager, play station, 2go, facebook . . . Which of these is holding you down from being valuable? After serious consideration, you will discover that all these are products of great minds and busy hands. What are you busy doing? ASUU strike should be a blessing for you. Why cant you take advantage of this period and also put your name in the hearts of people. As an accounting student, what will it cost you to walk up to a bank close to your house and tell the branch manager you are willing to work with them for free? Irrespective of you level at school. Go to as many banks as possible. Go back as many times as you hear a NO. I dont thing this would cost you anything. Dont you know this would add a bullet of experience to your CV as a graduate? As an English or art student, have you checked al the radio stations in Ibadan, Lagos, Akure or Abeokuta and they told you they dont need you? There is no harm in trying. All you do at home is to listen to music on Splash FM and you are happy? Really funny! Listen, you can be great in life without having a degree. So dont let ASUU vs FG hold you down. Dont be deceived. You have everything you need already. You can read. You can write. You can speak good English. Oh! You can even use the internet. And funny enough you also have a phone that can be used to surf the internet. What else do you need? Tell me. You think you need a degree to get busy? I laugh. Make use of google to see how many Nigerian graduates are jobbless. Some are even at home now waiting for NYSC. That is their own excuse for not getting busy. My dear, you dont have an excuse. Dont wait for FG. They are doing nothing and they wont. Make you moment count. Dont waste you like. Get up and find something to do. Go out now. You are already educated. A degree wont make you educated. You have it already. Go and ask how much pepper sellers are making per day. Go check how much tailors are making. Bricklayers, Akara sellers, bukaterias, barbers, salons, mechanics etc. These are people you will regard as 'uneducated'. What about you that knows the laws of physics, knows why water is colourless and why calculus can not be used in literature? It is a pity that are you using all that on soccer manager and vampire diaries. You use your laptop as a toy instead as a tool. Why cant you apply those things you have learnt in school to everyday trade in your neighborhood? Why cant you call your friends around to form a team and form a company? Why cant you learn something? Fashion designing, programming, craft etc. Why cant you develop your selling and negotiation skill? Why cant you buy and read a book today? Why cant you volunteer to work in a company around you for free? Why cant you think about you life for once and forget degree, ASUU or FG? Why not NOW? Olaoluwa Balogun Share with friends https://m./19274302217?view=permalink&id=10151591180237218&refid=7&_ft_=qid.5915647462317364081%3Amf_story_key.-1182091302386293708 |
Re: ASSU Strike: What Are You Doing At Home? by Encoredme(m): 5:57pm On Aug 24, 2013 |
Hmm ,this guy makes a lot of sense to me !He never wrote it any better .A lot of young people are just using the period to waste precious time in which they could have used to add value to themselves like internships as he suggested or acquiring a skill . |
Re: ASSU Strike: What Are You Doing At Home? by pxjosh(m): 6:21pm On Aug 24, 2013 |
Very true. I'm tryin to make good use of my time as a pharmacy student 2 wrk in a chemist.lol bt at least m gettin d experience, nt that bad 1 Like |
Re: ASSU Strike: What Are You Doing At Home? by Encoredme(m): 7:48pm On Aug 24, 2013 |
This should be front page material. |
Re: ASSU Strike: What Are You Doing At Home? by ceospecial(m): 8:23pm On Aug 24, 2013 |
I just tire |
Re: ASSU Strike: What Are You Doing At Home? by Excelboi(m): 8:33pm On Aug 24, 2013 |
^^ which of the front page do you mean? And OP, advise well received but there are things on the article that don't count. So because u're an undergraduate accountant now means bank will hire even if its free? On which aspect? Except u wan be a security or u wan work for CoOperative banks.. An alternative option will be to learn a vocational skill and or u go for an IT.Learn web designing,graphics designing,start a backyard poultry etc. Just my little cent 1 Like |
Re: ASSU Strike: What Are You Doing At Home? by Encoredme(m): 9:48pm On Aug 24, 2013 |
Excelboi: ^^ which of the front page do you mean? And OP, advise well received but there are things on the article that don't count. So because u're an undergraduate accountant now means bank will hire even if its free? On which aspect? Except u wan be a security or u wan work for CoOperative banks.. An alternative option will be to learn a vocational skill and or u go for an IT.Learn web designing,graphics designing,start a backyard poultry etc. Just my little centYes it might be difficult but I know if you are serious about it, a good organisation that offers people who have your career work in their place will allow you to do the same for free. What's in it for them to lose? Btw, what are you doing yourself? |
Re: ASSU Strike: What Are You Doing At Home? by Excelboi(m): 11:11pm On Aug 24, 2013 |
Encoredme:Ntn really. I work in my dad's company part-time till the strike is called off. |
Re: ASSU Strike: What Are You Doing At Home? by Nobody: 11:23pm On Aug 24, 2013 |
I think on my own part, getting a job is by the way cos u don't know when the strike might be called off. For me i do well every day to tender our farm and I read some computer programming stuff cos I want to learn about it next semester. |
Re: ASSU Strike: What Are You Doing At Home? by diamond02: 11:31am On Aug 25, 2013 |
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Re: ASSU Strike: What Are You Doing At Home? by infobiz9ja(m): 1:37pm On Aug 25, 2013 |
Bottom line learn a skill & think of what you can do for your country & not what your country can do 4 u. |
Re: ASSU Strike: What Are You Doing At Home? by mayorall(m): 4:07pm On Aug 25, 2013 |
Engaged myself with mini importation and taking market survey before I resume. Though am a biochemist but business is in my blood. |
Re: ASSU Strike: What Are You Doing At Home? by Encoredme(m): 4:45pm On Aug 25, 2013 |
The thing I dislike about this strike is its uncertainty, so you don't want to start what you wouldn't be able to finish. I would have started my fish farm but that'll have to wait until I graduate of which is now being delayed. Anyway I am working in a fish farm to learn more. |
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