ivandragon:
That is a crude way of putting it, but Oshiomole is right. To industrialise, Nigeria needs more technical work force.

However, the socio-economic conditions and value system in nigeria does not give proper dignity and reward to such jobs, except on few occasions.

Their children are schooling in one of the best university in the world but the children of the poor should go and learn Plumber so that they will continue to rule them

Where is the job for the bricklayers. Na who belle full dey build house

skywalker240:

I agree with this 100%

Snap a pic of yourself mixing cement pls

In the world of AI, automation and control, we're looking for more iron benders and bricklayers

Who do Africa like this?

lagabush:


For ur mind na bricklayer go bring about the innovation

1 person can be the brain behind the innovation, but it takes many skilled artisans and technicians to turn that innovation into commercial success. In otherwords, in any successful industrial setting, skilled hands (artisans, craftsmen, technocians etc) are needed more than engineers.

Been reading through this thread and it's bizarre how almost everyone missed this point.

obailala:
Like your father ...

Lolzzzzz

You will go and meet him where he is soon and tell him

Kbrule:


Are bricklayers and iron benders the ones that will industralize Nigeria?

As simple as it sounds you don't still understand

Softmirror:
You will see how they will TWIST the wisdom he has said with their FOOLISHNESS.

It no hard now
Since you have seen wisdom there
Go and learn ironbending na
Abi are you no longer a patriot who wants to contribute to nation building

But instead this useless old fool went and built a university in his hometown just so he could steal

I don't blame the thieving bastards like Oshiomhole, the average Nigerian is a stupíd person. The lot of them are already up there on this thread praising him, so. ..

wirinet:

False. Great civilizations are a consequence of technological innovations in solving basic human problems, controlling the environment or in warfare.

Which of your monophonic Universities or national institution's are much concentrated on technological innovations practically in the country at the moment?

An average Nigerian politician is as dense as a bag of igneous rocks. He should send his fvcking kids to learn bricklaying then. The fvcking orangutan.

for real i been dey think this technicall college this morning

madridguy:
How many technical college/school you build as a governor or as a senator Pa Adams?

They are needed but to really industrialize Nigeria, the country needs to invest heavily in Science & Technology. In this modern age, innovation is the new oil & gold. STEMS (Science, IT & Engineering) is crucial for any serious country to be competitive. The issue is that Nigerian politicians know this but would never do it but an innovative workforce is a threat to their corrupt rule.

Kbrule:


Are bricklayers and iron benders the ones that will industralize Nigeria?

Lol, dey play o


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFFFcC-GyII

uniknet:


His son who they just made commissioner didn't go to univeristy?... Is he an artisan?

Softmirror:
You will see how they will TWIST the wisdom he has said with their FOOLISHNESS.

Nonsense, go and read the profile of his son who is the current Commissioner of health in Edo State....

You will come back to apologize that you are the one who is FOOLISH.....

IamANigerianMan:

Their children are schooling in one of the best university in the world but the children of the poor should go and learn Plumber so that they will continue to rule them

That is because Nigeria has a poor work value system. But that doesn't the away the fact that you need people with technical skills.

Kukutente23:

Snap a pic of yourself mixing cement pls

In the world of AI, automation and control, we're looking for more iron benders and bricklayers

Who do Africa like this?

Imagine what a supposedly educated person is spewing. In this era of blockchain technology, cloud computing and AI, someone is talking about bricklaying and iron bending. It like taking us back to the Stone Age and Iron age

obailala:
Yes...

To industrialise a nation, technical skills are far more needed than paper degrees of engineers and project managers. Unfortunately in Nigeria, even highly skilled artisans are paid peanuts and regarded as lower humans, so no one wants to learn those skills.

Ignorance pro max
So it's bricklaying that will produce semiconductors and industrial machinery?

I'm amazed at the iq of Nigerians really

Then you need formal training and apprenticeship programs that does not feel like slavery so that even graduates can learn the skill and create jobs instead of looking for jobs.

BlessedGift:
Adams Aliyu Oshiomhole as called for Artisans saying enough of University Graduates Seeking Public Sector jobs.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFFFcC-GyII

BlessedGift:
Lol, dey play o


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFFFcC-GyII

Exactly.....his son got two masters degree from abroad ....lols

But he wants to convert other people's children to artisans, so they will be working for their children ..

Wao, Oshiomole has descended to an all time low slowpoke. Talking of skills, he failed to realize that tech skills are there to acquire, the only thing a nigerian politician understand as skills for their constituent, not their children, are iron-bending, brick laying, wheel barrowing, local Tailoring, Grinding machine, Okada riding etc

wirinet:

Imagine what a supposedly educated person is spewing. In this era of blockchain technology, cloud computing and AI, someone is talking about bricklaying and iron bending. It like taking us back to the Stone Age and Iron age

And some foolish youths are supporting him
Why didn't he take his children to learn bricklaying

I think University education should be more of practical than western theory system

smokinloud:
In other words LET'S GO BACK TO THE 19TH CENTURY.

Kukutente23:

Snap a pic of yourself mixing cement pls

In the world of AI, automation and control, we're looking for more iron benders and bricklayers

Who do Africa like this?

Am a welder/spray painter I'll send you pictures this evening after I get off from work

lereinter:


Oga nigeria doesn't lack artisans

How much is artisan paid

Even artisans no see work do, they are now doing Okada, pos, yahoo, trading, farming etc

U dey mind them, without cutting corners. How many artisan is living in the medium class. After graduating n no job, I learnt painting. Due to my uprightness, I hardly made profit. The only thing keeping me going is the positive remarks from client. U start a project, due to lack of planning. They keep calling u because today they discover one pipe is licking, tomorrow the want to trace a light. So everyday they break the wall. U will need to keep plaster and painting till u exhaust all your money on site. If better policy is put in place, and good infrastructure everyone is OK. Are Nigerian trooping out of naija are going there because of white collar job or coz of better pay n good rewarding system.

If labour in Nigeria is working and effective. Its not everyone that love a govt job.

ivandragon:
That is a crude way of putting it, but Oshiomole is right. To industrialise, Nigeria needs more technical work force.

However, the socio-economic conditions and value system in nigeria does not give proper dignity and reward to such jobs, except on few occasions.

Bro u are correct
Even person mak dey study Voc and tech go Dey insult who dey learn work

lereinter:


Lolzzzzz

You will go and meet him where he is soon and tell him

I dont know him and have no business with him.

Hmmmm...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFFFcC-GyII

IamANigerianMan:

Their children are schooling in one of the best university in the world but the children of the poor should go and learn Plumber so that they will continue to rule them

BlessedGift:
Adams Aliyu Oshiomhole as called for Artisans saying enough of University Graduates Seeking Public Sector jobs.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFFFcC-GyII

How many of his children are bricklayer, carpenter and shoe maker.

Some people refused to engage their brain before they put their mouth into gear because they are in power

ceejayluv:

I beg to differ. To truly industrialize Nigeria, we need huge investments, power sector reforms and whole lots of favourable laws and policies. For example, the dangote refinery has been recruiting graduate engineers for years now and recently employed over 200 graduate trainees. Imagine what 20 of such investments will absorb. The skills graduates possess are more valuable in such industries as there are opportunities for research and development.
Of course, more Artisans Will even be needed in the construction and operating stage as well.

Do you think it is the graduates that dangote employed that were doing the welding and fabrications?

Where they the ones operating the machinery or driving the trucks?

In the electricity sector you mentioned, do you think those doing the major field work are all graduates?

Do you even know what blue collar jobs are?

BlessedGift:
I think University education should be more of practical than western theory system

This is what the Asian's capitalize on and they're coming close or should I say locking Head at the level of the Europeans

omo technical

obailala:
Yes...
colege na the shit but people dont know
To industrialise a nation, technical skills are far more needed than paper degrees of engineers and project managers. Unfortunately in Nigeria, even highly skilled artisans are paid peanuts and regarded as lower humans, so no one wants to learn those skills.