Nigeria factor and ojukokoro!

If you check well most of them are my yorubas ! Yes most of my Yoruba fams settled for less. I refused to settle for dry cleaning cleaning biz, furniture buying & selling ; I pushed myself further today I give God all the glory. What I do is stressful but it is worth it. I have 3 projects im handling everyday. Imagining touching all 3 everyday. Different locations. It’s not for a weak man.

Kobojunkie:
Good to know! Most Nigerians simply settle for whatever comes their way as you can evidently see from responses on this thread. Na anywhere life throws them dem go land!

Kobojunkie:
See this one regurgitating the bullsheet fed to him by his pastors and mogs, this after being caught insisting it is all magically handed to some and not others. So people who work hard are not some of the smartest at the end of the day?

Isn't creativity what smartness is really about at the end of the day? Isn't working hard to ensure you achieve your goal using all means necessary the foundation of success for most?

Nigerians ehn!

Hard work will be yours. If that is your wish

Okiton:


Dae play

Where will a biochemistry graduate like me find a practing job in Nigeria?

Na infotech person dae do currently

Haaa great metabolite I hail you oo

Well Universities here in Nigeria are only for business and not real study. Why is the University selling a course not marketable to the people. I regret studying computer science which everyone wants me to study which I prefer the health line or anything related to research.
Time is gone,wish to turn back the hands of time

Yashita:
Why?

Life is just funny, sometimes I wonder why we struggle to achieve something and end up not using it.

My friend studied engineering, worked in power sector for 4 years, travelled out to teach English language, now working as a marketer for a company 😩😩😩😩😩

Life is funny.

Because we where not properly guided and counselled on what to study before seeking admission. When we where young they advise us to apply for course that is marketable and can easily get us jobs, instead of telling to us to go for our passion, and something more related to our skill.


I'll never make such mistake with my children.

Kokoebapluse:
■ Hard work will be yours. If that is your wish

See what I mean? Entitlement mentality... so you don't want to work hard but rather wait for life to give you... only you can save yourself from that nonsense reasoning.

remsonik:
■ Well Universities here in Nigeria are only for business and not real study. Why is the University selling a course not marketable to the people.
■ I regret studying computer science which everyone wants me to study which I prefer the health line or anything related to research.
Time is gone,wish to turn back the hands of time

For importantly, why is you buying a course that you believe not to be marketable to people?

2. What? You studied computer science and you claim it is not marketable?

KIDfurniture:
If you check well most of them are my yorubas ! Yes most of my Yoruba fams settled for less. I refused to settle for dry cleaning cleaning biz, furniture buying & selling ; I pushed myself further today I give God all the glory. What I do is stressful but it is worth it. I have 3 projects im handling everyday. Imagining touching all 3 everyday. Different locations. It’s not for a weak man.

Many Nigerian graduates want success but none of the hardwork that goes along with bringing it to fruition. No wonder the country hires expat graduates of many of the same field's Nigerians consider non marketable to do the same work Nigerians are mentally unskilled enough to.

Kobojunkie:
See what I mean? Entitlement mentality... so you don't want to work hard but rather wait for life to give you... only you can save yourself from that nonsense reasoning.

I have wish you all what you wish yourself. Hard work will follow you wherever you go. I wish you all what you wish yourself.

Kokoebapluse:
■ I have wish you all what you wish yourself. Hard work will follow you wherever you go. I wish you all what you wish yourself.

But I never asked for your useless wishes.

Kobojunkie:
But I never asked for your useless wishes.

OK am sorry.

We’re bleeped

Kobojunkie:
Many Nigerian graduates want success but none of the hardwork that goes along with bringing it to fruition. No wonder the country hires expat graduates of many of the same field's Nigerians consider non marketable to do the same work Nigerians are mentally unskilled enough to.

KIDfurniture:
We’re bleeped

The good thing is the problem, in my opinion, can be reversed. The bad is the facilities and resources are sparse and the general mentality of Nigerians when it comes to growing their minds remains the biggest setback.

Ah we re still bleeped sir. What is the way forward for us? You can’t even set up a company & employ Nigerians without regretting it in the shortest period of time.

Kobojunkie:
The good thing is the problem, in my opinion, can be reversed. The bad is the facilities and resources are sparse and the general mentality of Nigerians when it comes to growing their minds remains the biggest setback.

KIDfurniture:
Ah we re still bleeped sir. What is the way forward for us? You can’t even set up a company & employ Nigerians without regretting it in the shortest period of time.

I can completely understand that from where I am. I am afraid the only way forward is Re-education.

Kobojunkie:
I can completely understand that from where I am. I am afraid the only way forward is Re-education.

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