risos:
Who's interested in plantain value chain

SultanOfAbia:
Nigerians are lazy..
With too much pride

There are many job sectors like .
Cleaning the roads and collecting refuse
Not body wants to do that
Everybody wants collar job with office blowing A C

Agriculture sector is heavily lacking in youths. All youths want fast money and agriculture takes patience dedication and discipline which this generation lack

My point is that in reality
There is no job scarcity .
What we have in Nigeria is job saturation
Youths have saturated certain sectors while neglecting other sectors.
Tell a youth to go into carpentry in this Time too generation, they will call you evil uncle that don't want them to progress

There are job sectors that are avoided by the youths.. Due to prestige or ego.
But when they travel abroad they don't mind washing dishes in restaurant and doing garbage man.

shegzhkn:

Look at your completely fuçked up way of thinking, a supposedly exposed individual (I guess you live in Uncle Sam).
Nigeria democracy is still at it infancy stage (a 60 years old country), was china colonized ?? (The same China that saw hell in the hands of the japanese and was able to pull over 800M people out of poverty) or is it Korea that was occupied until 1945 by the same japanese and was completely devastated after the Korean war, hell we even gifted Japan two nukes & still they were able to rebuild.
It seems to me you are looking for excuse to justify the state of that society, telling me I like comparing Nigeria with the likes of Asians, Americans / European but guess what the common denominator they all share is that they are developed and advanced society.
If you really loved that country why don't you leave atl and move back.

Wodu89:



I Dont recall asking you for money did I ?

Cromagnon:


You just said you were asking Ppl to invest?
Is it motivation they will invest or prayers?

abufadllullah:

Good day boss, quiet inquisitive about your post here! Will be glad if you can enlighten me on the prospect of agriculture in Nigeria and how to go about it.. especially location, workforce and it's profitability.
Thank you!

HeartlessMan:
Pride is the problem here.
Till date, no graduate has agreed to work in my shrine for N250k.

Ashley86400:
It’s a huge problem
Jobs no dey Naija o.
Most no dey offer pass 40-50k
If you get higher than that you’re fvking lucky.
And you go still spend like 25k-30k for Tfare.
Buy food
Buy clothes
Buy petrol
Send money to the family
Omorr

SultanOfAbia:
Nigerians are lazy..
With too much pride

There are many job sectors like .
Cleaning the roads and collecting refuse
Not body wants to do that
Everybody wants collar job with office blowing A C

Agriculture sector is heavily lacking in youths. All youths want fast money and agriculture takes patience dedication and discipline which this generation lack

My point is that in reality
There is no job scarcity .
What we have in Nigeria is job saturation
Youths have saturated certain sectors while neglecting other sectors.
Tell a youth to go into carpentry in this Time too generation, they will call you evil uncle that don't want them to progress

There are job sectors that are avoided by the youths.. Due to prestige or ego.
But when they travel abroad they don't mind washing dishes in restaurant and doing garbage man.

ecomalchemistt:
There are no jobs in Nigeria, but there are side hustles and WORK you can turn into a full time job.

Stop complaining, nobody is coming to save you....


Nigerians are really suffering and it's tough out there.

Here's an escape route if you need one.


Enter street go start business, boss.

Leave this modern slavery thing called job.


Use your brain and social media please.

Tech (Digital Marketing) , combine it with Buying and selling.


Learn how to run facebook and instagram ads PROFESSIONALLY.

I'm a 5 star salesman, paid advertising newbie , that's the skill you need to master now in Nigeria to make money daily.

I can sell water to a well...

If you are in Lagos or any of the cosmopolitan cities, you need some tools.

- Phone , internet , Laptop (not necessary) , facebook, instagram page, twitter, jumia, konga, facebook maeketplace, etc.

- go and learn how to run ads.

- know how to take good pictures.

- use a good logistics company for deliveries.

Enter street, look for big time importers, negotiate with them. Tell them you will bring customers and sell thier products very fast.

One of the hot products i started out with and grew it to a 6 figure business > >


https://www.nairaland.com/7403742/zealot-s67-wireless-speaker-60w


Look for a business that is offline, bring it online and get them sales, make a lot of money.
Not just money...

You will build your confidence.
Your influence will grow, and...
You’ll attract more opportunities to yourself.
You need to start operating smartly.

Look for a business that is offline, bring it online and get them SALES.
Thank me later when you hit your first M

SultanOfAbia:
Nigerians are lazy..
With too much pride

There are many job sectors like .
Cleaning the roads and collecting refuse
Not body wants to do that
Everybody wants collar job with office blowing A C

Agriculture sector is heavily lacking in youths. All youths want fast money and agriculture takes patience dedication and discipline which this generation lack

My point is that in reality
There is no job scarcity .
What we have in Nigeria is job saturation
Youths have saturated certain sectors while neglecting other sectors.
Tell a youth to go into carpentry in this Time too generation, they will call you evil uncle that don't want them to progress

There are job sectors that are avoided by the youths.. Due to prestige or ego.
But when they travel abroad they don't mind washing dishes in restaurant and doing garbage man.

SultanOfAbia:
Nigerians are lazy..
With too much pride

There are many job sectors like .
Cleaning the roads and collecting refuse
Not body wants to do that
Everybody wants collar job with office blowing A C

Agriculture sector is heavily lacking in youths. All youths want fast money and agriculture takes patience dedication and discipline which this generation lack

My point is that in reality
There is no job scarcity .
What we have in Nigeria is job saturation
Youths have saturated certain sectors while neglecting other sectors.
Tell a youth to go into carpentry in this Time too generation, they will call you evil uncle that don't want them to progress

There are job sectors that are avoided by the youths.. Due to prestige or ego.
But when they travel abroad they don't mind washing dishes in restaurant and doing garbage man.

Wodu89:
When we tell people to invest in our agriculture projects, they don't listen

Slickbishop:



How does one invest then?

EvaOnyi:
Good morning guys, I have been applying for the post of graduate management accelerated program in UBA bank, last week the bank sent out an executive chat mail to their candidates of which I was scheduled to hold the chat in Port Harcourt, but due to the notice period been short, I sent them a mail requesting for a change in location of which ubacareers replied that my request has been noted and I would be rescheduled to Lagos. But just two days ago, they sent out a mail inviting candidates to come for the executive chat which is to hold today of which I wasn’t invited, seems like they decided to move forward with other candidates except me. I have been down since because I have invested both time and money to get to this stage of their hiring process. I’m confused and keep on blaming myself that maybe I shouldn’t have sent them the mail for the change of location for the executive chat. So guys, what could be the reason why they didn’t get back to me again?

Sisora:
I build investment website for 10k only or you can get the script for 5k and install it yourself.

All scripts work superbly.

I also build VTU website for 10k only or you can get the script for 5k.

I also build multivendor ecommerce websites like jumia or jiji cost 10k only or you can get the script for 5k and install it yourself.

VTJN:
There is money in agriculture bro. The very day i got to know agriculture is a goldmine was when i planted a cup of maize i bought less than #50 then. I made more than 5k profit after harvest

There are land in Ogun state, along Lusada road. All i need is capital. Especially this raining season. I'd plant cassava. In 9 months time, I'd be counting millions of naira

Deiyvismiwa:
The lack of adequate employment opportunities in Nigeria has become a pebble in the shoes of most Nigerians; finding a job that matches our skills and aspirations has become a great challenge. However, we can continue to wail or think of solutions to this problem. For example, we could foster and support entrepreneurship amongst ourselves - so if you have a friend or acquaintance with a small business, support that small business. Vocational training programs that equip individuals with practical skills for in-demand industries could also be encouraged - not just in schools, if you have a skill which you can teach, especially to the children and adolescents in secondary schools and even tertiary institutions.

These efforts could encourage the government and private sector to invest in sectors with the potential to create more jobs, like technology, renewable energy, and agriculture. Let's finally use this platform to share success stories, job opportunities, and advice for job seekers. Together, we can make a difference and tackle Nigeria's employment challenges.

HeartlessMan:
Pride is the problem here.
Till date, no graduate has agreed to work in my shrine for N250k.

Maj196:
Other candidates have 5G connections. They know people at the top management. That's just the plain truth

EvaOnyi:
Good morning guys, I have been applying for the post of graduate management accelerated program in UBA bank, last week the bank sent out an executive chat mail to their candidates of which I was scheduled to hold the chat in Port Harcourt, but due to the notice period been short, I sent them a mail requesting for a change in location of which ubacareers replied that my request has been noted and I would be blaming myself that maybe I shouldn’t have sent them the mail for the change of location for the executive chat.[/b] So guys, what could be the reason why they didn’t get back to me again?

YoshihideSuga:


That's not true. She simply couldn't out-compete her opponents. I have a female friend who applied to the same UBA and her saving grace was because I linked her with a Facebook friend who went through the same process a year ahead. She got tips on how to ace the interview questions and currently works with the bank.
Thank you🤗


It seems you got to the final stage. Send them a email politely asking for update regarding the change in venue. If no reply, lock up. You lost this one. Going forward, try to follow the instructions and dates by companies. You know how it's competitive to get a job in Nigeria these days.

You have done well to get to this stage, try other companies. Best wishes!