Supremos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QcxZsNgGg8?si=uNPn-JnM979tCI4V




She said;

[b]Normalize learning;[/b

Sonnobax15:

Nice thread...

These are the kind of posts that needs to be hitting Nairaland's FP from time to time and not always the bad news the mods have been steadily posting to paint us bad

Well,a thread for those wey get money to japa.

Emperormartin:
What of teaching Igbo as a private lesson?

ednut1:
this is UK. Many of the plumbers in Nigeria dont have certification, have never worked with heating systems and basement piping. So them no rate us. The rather take plumbers from south africa or Eastern Europe. Any Nigerian that decides to become a plumber na full time job not side hustle. Apprenticeship takes 4 years in uk or you go to a college to learn it.

kenny714433:
You guys can never think of learning better skills?

Behaving like refuse scavengers all over the world. I'm not talking down on the skills you wrote there but considering the fact that 90% of people that considers japa are the graduates, putting up these skills is annoying.

Graduate should think above these.

Supremos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QcxZsNgGg8?si=uNPn-JnM979tCI4V




She said;

Normalize learning;

With verification where a certificate will be given or just meet Baba Basira the local man to learn

fergie001:
Learn how to drive forklift.

turmacs:
abeg shut up, keep quiet. You're not important in this life and your opinions are not needed, they don't matter. Thank you.

ObongBassey:
Nice thread.

How about hair dressing and barbing saloon

Patriotictee:

Does it truly pay??

kenny714433:
You guys can never think of learning better skills?

Behaving like refuse scavengers all over the world. I'm not talking down on the skills you wrote there but considering the fact that 90% of people that considers japa are the graduates, putting up these skills is annoying.

Graduate should think above these.

ednut1:
this is UK. Many of the plumbers in Nigeria dont have certification, have never worked with heating systems and basement piping. So them no rate us. The rather take plumbers from south africa or Eastern Europe. Any Nigerian that decides to become a plumber na full time job not side hustle. Apprenticeship takes 4 years in uk or you go to a college to learn it.

kenny714433:
You guys can never think of learning better skills?

Behaving like refuse scavengers all over the world. I'm not talking down on the skills you wrote there but considering the fact that 90% of people that considers japa are the graduates, putting up these skills is annoying.

Graduate should think above these.

Supremos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QcxZsNgGg8?si=uNPn-JnM979tCI4V




She said;

Normalize learning;



She is spot on.
I just got back in school during fall to learn automotive technology.
There are certain skills that will help you when you eventually retire to keep you fit and still make money .

wunmi590:


Why will you conclude your write up that tailoring is not much needed because people are sending their clothes home...

That because no food tailoring there, if you understand tailoring very well and go there you will make more money, because sending clothes to Nigeria and sending back is going to cost alot

Panda7:
are beni still japaring?

Menclothing:
Driving

abba190:
to japa to UK one needs atleast 10million naira to spend for visa flight ticket and what have you. if i can raise 10ml here in Nigeria, i dont think i would japa to UK to do brick laying, tiling or capentry, i would rather stay here and continue the thing that raised that 10ml for me.

PROPEACE:

In many of these countries Nigerians are running to, not many think big of your being a graduate. A high school leaver who has been on the job longer than you can be your boss.

Supremos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QcxZsNgGg8?si=uNPn-JnM979tCI4V




She said;

Normalize learning;


Plumbing and painting is actually the easiest and fastest skill to learn

damble:



Haba! Why are you addressing a humanbeing like you this manner? That talk dey too much

Supremos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QcxZsNgGg8?si=uNPn-JnM979tCI4V




She said;

Normalize learning;