looking into this country,virtually all have jobs or may i say there is job for all.
But the burning question is which job pays?

Looking at many people who take to OKADA RIDING,most of them have been trainned in one field or the the other e.g auto mechanic,electrical,carpentry,etc ,but they do this OKADA thing because it pays better and faster.

Not that Graduates looking for employment cannot get some jobs,but they want the one that pays.
When i see the governments spending money on trainig people,i laugh because it is not the need for now,local training avenues have been in existence for a long time?

Too Many are traders,at times i think we have more sellers (or Traders ) than buyers e.g go to the schools ,many teachers are traders,many civil servants duplicate as traders.
These are supposed to be buyers who buy from the those in the market.

Many so called industries are REPACKAGING OUTFITS who import in bulk to redistribute in pieces.This too is not helping much.

SO WHAT DO WE NEED?

To me ,all we need is simple mathematics to solve our problem.
We need to balance our equation of production and consumption,we already have production,all we need is to encoourage it.
To illustrate this solution,look at a this model -COCOA BOARD
The Cocoa board is established to buy cocoa fro any producer.
HOW does this apply?
One productive set up from where people run to OKADA is Tailoring.If we have Tailoring Board,that is ready to buy from any tailor,this will give the tailors the assurance that to eat, all i need is to produce,there is nothing like sewing and waiting for a buyer that may never come or will come and start underpricing his or her product.
We can also have Pepper board,etc
WE may also have Furniture Board.
THESE Boards buy from them at encouraging prices and subsidise the sales to beat the prices of the imported-eventually,those importing will see themselves doing it at a loss due to the consequent low partronage
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