That the problem with black people like you..
Donald trump promised to create job...look at the situation of Nigeria and that of the US... the job ur talking is the job where Government employ u directly as a civil servant .. mention one country that employs even 10 percent of it citizen as a civil servant...the sole responsibility of government is to sustain the economy and expand sectors to indirectly promote Jobs...but one thing u guys have to understand is That not everyone can be an employee..most Nigerians are very daft that they only want free food from a boss they don't want to ever be their own boss so they blaim the government for their daft reasoning.. every time government should creat job bla bla..the only job u should expect from government is police recruitment, military etc.... nothing more...they are only responsible for the economy...when are u going to change ur mentality from how can I get job to how do I create job for my self and other people....
You only want free food u don't want to think...
This is exactly what made Igbo people excel in Nigeria after the war... apprenticeship system and entrepreneurship...Igbos are the least when it comes to Jobs by government....but those guys are by far the richest with their entrepreneurship skills ...you need to change ur mentality

Legionx:
It is funny how the Americans keep talking about jobs jobs and more jobs.

you see Donald Trump when he came into presidency he promised to create jobs. you didn't promise to build technical schools and startup skills or encourage people to become enterpreneurs.

I Wonder why Africans and Nigerians keep thinking that having so many skills is the way to go

Well even the meaning of "technical" is changing
especially in the field of IT , Telecomm , film and media.
What is important is acquiring skills that people will pay for and put food on your table

marvelck:
Due to the current economic/unemployment situation, I think it's advisable for young boys/girls to go to a technical school first after secondary school, to acquire one or two skills, before going to the university...

E get why!

In this country, we believe too much in University education, that is we are so weak economically. Nigerians with 1st degree and Nigerians with 2nd degree are much more than Americans with 1st degree and Americans with 2nd degree respectively. Conversely, Americans with technical diploma are much more than Nigerians with technical diploma. My prayer is God will open our eyes.
Technical education is the way to go.

Legionx:


The average Nigerian lacks the common sense to understand the way the economy works

if you like learn all the skills in the world as long as the Nigerian economy is not promoting new businesses or startups no skill can save your business from crumbling.

Without favorable government policies there is no skill you can learn to move forward.

what we should be asking is what can we do to improve the standard of education in Nigeria so that the courses that people study can have an impact

the poor man teaches his children to study in universities so that they can get a certificate and then get a job and live a comfortable life

We don't go to school just to study and get the certificate.

we go there so that we can learn a course and then use what we have learnt to improve the economy that is why school was created

so if you guys keep running around learning skills how will the economy improve when the people that are supposed to get the intelligent ideas to change things are shying away from scoring high points in school.

if you think enterpreneurship will save Nigeria then you have learnt nothing from 2014 with all their enterpreneurship programs when recession came you saw how many people committed suicide. you all have come together and start bringing the solutions ourselves.

we can't expect the government to do anything impressive when we made the wrong decision by voting the wrong people.

You can never expect a goat to act like a lion, lead like a lion and protect like lion because it a goat is a goat.

so when you bought the wrong leaders you can never expect them to improve the economy and lead like great leaders when you keep collecting bribes to vote the wrong people.. you can never expect them to act in the right way.

right now we have to come together and start looking for ways to improve the economy and improve the educational system because no skill you learn today will not be affected by the economy.

whatever skill you learn the dollar to naira rate will increase, the price of your goods make buying things unfavorable and many more things that you don't want experience.

You are entitled to your opinion.

Bullshit.
Rather we should call for educational reforms.


Either ond the 2 years university.
Or sth.

Besides there are universities with good practicals. But just not Nigerian universities

People need to understand that Nigerians are poor which is why vocational sciences aren't well rewarded in the country. So before you mention other countries, know your situation.

Darestc2k12:


In this country, we believe too much in University education, that is we are so weak economically. Nigerians with 1st degree and Nigerians with 2nd degree are much more than Americans with 1st degree and Americans with 2nd degree respectively. Conversely, Americans with technical diploma are much more than Nigerians with technical diploma. My prayer is God will open our eyes.
Technical education is the way to go.

Do you have any study to corroborate your claim or is the usual OKOTO MEOW I read on this website? Where did you read that Nigerians have more degrees than Americans?

Legionx:


The average Nigerian lacks the common sense to understand the way the economy works

if you like learn all the skills in the world as long as the Nigerian economy is not promoting new businesses or startups no skill can save your business from crumbling.

Without favorable government policies there is no skill you can learn to move forward.

what we should be asking is what can we do to improve the standard of education in Nigeria so that the courses that people study can have an impact

the poor man teaches his children to study in universities so that they can get a certificate and then get a job and live a comfortable life

We don't go to school just to study and get the certificate.

we go there so that we can learn a course and then use what we have learnt to improve the economy that is why school was created

so if you guys keep running around learning skills how will the economy improve when the people that are supposed to get the intelligent ideas to change things are shying away from scoring high points in school.

if you think enterpreneurship will save Nigeria then you have learnt nothing from 2014 with all their enterpreneurship programs when recession came you saw how many people committed suicide. you all have come together and start bringing the solutions ourselves.

we can't expect the government to do anything impressive when we made the wrong decision by voting the wrong people.

You can never expect a goat to act like a lion, lead like a lion and protect like lion because it a goat is a goat.

so when you bought the wrong leaders you can never expect them to improve the economy and lead like great leaders when you keep collecting bribes to vote the wrong people.. you can never expect them to act in the right way.

right now we have to come together and start looking for ways to improve the economy and improve the educational system because no skill you learn today will not be affected by the economy.

whatever skill you learn the dollar to naira rate will increase, the price of your goods make buying things unfavorable and many more things that you don't want experience.

Thank you very much! Anyway, I'm not surprised as most Nigerians have a very poor knowledge and understanding of simple economics. They believe mechanics, bakers, electric technicians, hair stylists, plumbers, barbers etc., will make Nigeria a trillion dollar economy.

BS! Olodos on the best!

Vecto:
People who look down at handwork are always people who haven't tested their skills on the labour market, hence they are still having a form of unrealistic fantasies about life.
Every salary earner, no matter the pay or level envies people who make money daily and varyingly, not having to wait till the end of the month to execute financial decisions.

— Lezz

You see what I'm talking about? This is the OKOTO MEOW I read daily! So, someone who earns a partly and inconsistent 2K daily is being envied by another who earns 100K monthly with other benefits? Only because the inconsistent 2K earner doesn't have to wait till the end of the month for his wage so as to execute OKOTO MEOW financial decisions?

How many Nigerians do you know in technical fields earn at least 5K daily and do so consistently? Really, most of you people are very stupid and lack basic understanding of simple economics.

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UDbester:
Who would pay the tuition fee?

Mumu too much

Ignoramus . that's how it's done in most African countries . E.g Tanzania..

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Gerrard59:



You see what I'm talking about? This is the OKOTO MEOW I read daily! So, someone who earns a partly and inconsistent 2K daily is being envied by another who earns 100K monthly with other benefits? Only because the inconsistent 2K earner doesn't have to wait till the end of the month for his wage so as to execute OKOTO MEOW financial decisions?

How many Nigerians do you know in technical fields earn at least 5K daily and do so consistently? Really, most of you people are very stupid and lack basic understanding of simple economics.

You are very dumb. Let me break it down for you as to a 2 year old kid.

I know a barber who charges nothing less than #500 per hair cut. Let's say he gets an average of 10 customer's per day. Now that's #5000 daily.

Vecto:
You are very dumb. Let me break it down for you as to a 2 year old kid.

I know a barber who charges nothing less than #500 per hair cut. Let's say he gets an average of 10 customer's per day. Now that's #5000 daily.

Is he assured of same 5K daily? Does he pocket all without paying taxes/levies, employees, rents etc?

Every salary earner, no matter the pay or level envies people who make money daily and varyingly, not having to wait till the end of the month to execute financial decisions.

When you stated that nonsense, what were you thinking? "I made sense"?

Legionx:


The average Nigerian lacks the common sense to understand the way the economy works

if you like learn all the skills in the world as long as the Nigerian economy is not promoting new businesses or startups no skill can save your business from crumbling.

Without favorable government policies there is no skill you can learn to move forward.

what we should be asking is what can we do to improve the standard of education in Nigeria so that the courses that people study can have an impact

the poor man teaches his children to study in universities so that they can get a certificate and then get a job and live a comfortable life

We don't go to school just to study and get the certificate.

we go there so that we can learn a course and then use what we have learnt to improve the economy that is why school was created

so if you guys keep running around learning skills how will the economy improve when the people that are supposed to get the intelligent ideas to change things are shying away from scoring high points in school.

if you think enterpreneurship will save Nigeria then you have learnt nothing from 2014 with all their enterpreneurship programs when recession came you saw how many people committed suicide. you all have come together and start bringing the solutions ourselves.

we can't expect the government to do anything impressive when we made the wrong decision by voting the wrong people.

You can never expect a goat to act like a lion, lead like a lion and protect like lion because it a goat is a goat.

so when you bought the wrong leaders you can never expect them to improve the economy and lead like great leaders when you keep collecting bribes to vote the wrong people.. you can never expect them to act in the right way.

right now we have to come together and start looking for ways to improve the economy and improve the educational system because no skill you learn today will not be affected by the economy.

whatever skill you learn the dollar to naira rate will increase, the price of your goods make buying things unfavorable and many more things that you don't want experience.

The thing just tire me. These people should show me just one country that experienced economic transformation through SMEs.

Legionx:
It is funny how the Americans keep talking about jobs jobs and more jobs.

you see Donald Trump when he came into presidency he promised to create jobs. you didn't promise to build technical schools and startup skills or encourage people to become enterpreneurs.

I Wonder why Africans and Nigerians keep thinking that having so many skills is the way to go

OMG! I have asked someone this same question.

kevinexit:


Ignoramus . that's how it's done in most African countries . E.g Tanzania..

After secondary school. You must learn a skill before proceeding to higher institution.. the certificate obtained from the Trade house is among the requirements to gain admission...

You are so mayopic in your thinking and assimilation!!

That's how it is done in most African countries, e.g Tanzania: are we in Tanzania or most African countries? Please stop mentioning me in any post. Just focus on your focus and let me focus on my focus for world Peace.

UDbester:


You are so mayopic in your thinking and assimilation!!

That's how it is done in most African countries, e.g Tanzania: are we in Tanzania or most African countries? Please stop mentioning me in any post. Just focus on your focus and let me focus on my focus for world Peace.

Lazy fool like you.. dreaming of riches and you in a position to make a difference...
Who cares about you.. when did you begin to use the internet .. ? Tired soul!

the issue of vocational training is more complex,the primary aim of govt was to send student to two or three year training before going to polytechnic so student of such product will have to balance their practical knowledge with theory and mathematics that back it up.
since most parent want their student to go to sss without going for technical during junior waec exam we have a lot of people fighting to be an holder of degree.
most poly lecturer are running to join university and relegation of technologist to lab is a major problem e.g a technologist should take a course like instrumentation but it is giving to a lecturer which messed the course up and also many technologist don't wanna update the practical manual
a lot need to be done in diversifying economy but the truth is Nigerians need to help each other without wanting returns

livinbygrace:
Instead of wasting 4 or 5 yrs in all these glorified secondary schools ,that are wasting destinies all in the name of education in Nigeria,its better you go learn Handwork,Trade or if you are have the means travel out of this country.

You get bad mouth o

Gerrard59:


Do you have any study to corroborate your claim or is the usual OKOTO MEOW I read on this website? Where did you read that Nigerians have more degrees than Americans?

Have you find out and u discover the opposite.
The truth and the fact is that the Nigerian citizens with 1st or 2nd degree are more than the american citizens. This is a common fact

Darestc2k12:


Have you find out and u discover the opposite.
The truth and the fact is that the Nigerian citizens with 1st or 2nd degree are more than the american citizens. This is a common fact

Where can anyone find out this fact?

Gerrard59:


Where can anyone find out this fact?

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