ehixking:

"Government and Agriculture In Nigeria{Analysis of
Policies,programmes and Administration.
By Vincent 0. Akinyosoye,PHD


Read this instead of reading Rich Dad Poor Dad...that cannot work in a Nigerian Economy...
Stop decieving yourself if you think this ur so called beautiful ideas can work in this country
Your opinion is like serving a delicious,spicy and mouth watering meal in a dirty smelling dish

shejane: nd dis is d tune of national coordinator, I weep 4 nigeria education

Wots d diff btw wike nd u? Jus asking thou

Posterity wil nt 4give u if u take dis 4 ur own selfish interest

real-teflon:
Mr Ehis , what is the next. Don't you think toy are wasting time. We need to get this thing done and get our voice heard all over Nigeria against unemployment. Now

ehixking: 1)Its
only in my country that having a masters degree is a great disadvantage
for job qualification!!

2)My neighbour just echoed to my ears that we have so many jobs(shoe
makers,road side mechanics,tailors,carpenters) in Nigeria but we can't
develop our careers
as(Architects,Engineers,scientist,doctors,Agriculturalists)

So if u need a job its easy
And if you want a career join the crew
To fight these plaque

RedBenson:

More grease to your elbow oga ehix. However, how abt the CAC reg. Has it been ready? Update pls cos am mobilising more members from this part of the country. Peace!

ehixking:

Red Benson...
Thanks for the encouragement and all
Kindly give me a call let's talk!!!!!!!!!!

hammedkola: What happens to the association if you all get employed?

Though you all made a bold step, but I see NO reason in having an assoication like this with this motive, y'all gonna better if you all start something else than this

Am just observing anyway

ignis:
Keep obseving...
Scientist says for a law or principle to be made the steps involved include
1)**Observation**
2)Hypothesis
3)(Tests for Reproducibility)
4)Theory
5)(Tests for Reproducibility, Falsification and Exceptions)
6)Principle
7)Law

So my Dear!! You are still at the initial stage and its good for development!
You have time to move from just being an observer to the next stage
You are still at the initial stage..
Let's join forces and move on You have the right to your observations.

wendy ibeh: Good day, fellow youth of this great country, I have read so much about this newly created association. come to think of
it, do you think it's wise to give yourselves such tag as "unemployed", when you expect so much from the country you come from, what should be your next step. please, think!! We all want to eat.from the national
cake, but nobody wants to add a pinch to the cake! Let's not divide this nation and cause more problems for GEJ Administration. He has a lot to tackle already, employment being one of them. For those who don't have
anything doing at all and wants to should give me a call on ;[hidden] or send an email to ;[hidden]@yahoo.co.uk . If
the Government can't help you, you help yourself. Let's stop living in fool's paradise. Be an employer of labour not an employee, by adding value to people's lives . I rest my case.

felinzo_o: WOW!!!..... God will bless this noble movement. I am employed and have changed jobs severally (by grace), hence by all standards, I do not qualify to join this struggle to set things right in this country through this laudable movement you guys have set in motion. However, you can count on us to lend support when and where necessary.

The poor system of things must change in this country. Nigeria is the only country where people who by virtue of their parents' connections would have choice jobs in wait for them even before they get through with school, yet we have qualified graduates roaming the streets.

I beg to differ, with reference to this statement ''Youths must stand up because we are the leaders of tomorrow'' Today belongs to youths who can stand up against all odds and fight for a just course. The same leaders who ruled this country before I was born are still in power today- better still their children. Lets not mention names.

THINK ABOUT THESE FEW UNANSWERED QUESTIONS ;
1. Today BH, has bluntly refused amnesty even with the packages that could have come with it..
2. Must peaceful citizens be relegated to the background?
3. Must politicians select and decide who gets employed?
4. Why should unemployed educated citizens not get a little out of the lots that gets stolen every day by civil servants, politicians, religious leaders and those who represent their pockets under the guise that they represent the masses?
5. Why can’t the Federal Government guarantee a minimum of 1 million Naira loan for willing unemployed graduates to venture into productive and self reliance businesses?
6.Is there a serving governor, ex- governor, ministers, perm sec, former military administrator even local government council boss that is worth less than a hundred Million Naira?
7. Why would every government, Federal, States, and Local misrepresented facts about the accurate data of unemployed youths in Nigeria?
8. Where does the constituency allocation from a ward councilor to a senator goes to?
9. Who do they account to?
10. What stories would you tell your children, if you ever afford a wedding?

It is time to carry the full bull and not ''take it by the hone''.

For those of you who think it is dehumanizing to identify with this noble idea and form a common front. You may as well fabricate stories for your children about where you were when men were making HISTORY.