Ok, finished my National Diploma program last year, precisely November...I've spent two months already in my place of work! D pay isn't owqay, vry meagre nd besides it's far frm whr I'm based..a friend of mine asked me to come join him in where he is working(factory) d pay is much owk..should I continue d program or opt out? U understand the money factor naw!

P.s: I've already learnt a lot during my two months stay

I still dey find were to do my I.T, and u want to quit urs.

MrAdroit:
Ok, finished my National Diploma program last year, precisely November...I've spent two months already in my place of work! D pay isn't owqay, vry meagre nd besides it's far frm whr I'm based..a friend of mine asked me to come join him in where he is working(factory) d pay is much owk..should I continue d program or opt out? U understand the money factor naw!

P.s: I've already learnt a lot during my two months stay

MrAdroit:
Ok, finished my National Diploma program last year, precisely November...I've spent two months already in my place of work! D pay isn't owqay, vry meagre nd besides it's far frm whr I'm based..a friend of mine asked me to come join him in where he is working(factory) d pay is much owk..should I continue d program or opt out? U understand the money factor naw!

P.s: I've already learnt a lot during my two months stay

If ur IT place expose you to more experience (especially if its engineering related or science related course) on field especially if it butress ur course of study in school, stick with it for main time to know the prons and cons before hustling for money because it will give you a upper hand not now but when building ur career and it will boost ur cv later on the long run.
Get the skill first and hustle for money on the long run. People will pay for ur skill/experience gathered in the field than paid token in the factory work .
Am talking from experience because ve been in ur shoe many years ago.

tanks a lot