Like seriously,what happened to 'what i want to be in future?' i really had to ask this.I remember when we were much younger.we use to have this narc for saying stuffs like 'i want to be a doctor,an engineer,a lawyer,a footballer,and so on..only to grow and change completely.Just some minutes before i wrote this,someone asked the question in quote ''pls i want to know if literature is a compulsory subject if i am to study mass comm.i want to knw before i fill my jamb form'' and i laughed...By indications,if literature is a compulsory subject,he might change options(i.e go for a different course) and that's what got me asking, what about what he wanted to be?
Rough statistics would tell you that in Nigeria,just about 25% actually end up becoming what they truelly want to be.If so,what then is the point of career talk?i believe d better approach would be to develop a child's knowledge <versatilly> dunno what you think though