While in my final level some few years back at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, I became fully aware of the challenges faced by Nigerian graduates primarily because I was about to join in.

I became overly afraid of the uncertainties of life after graduation. I also noticed some level of fear in the majority of my campus friends (especially those who did not have rich dads or connected uncles).

My fears and worries pushed me into doing a little research. In my research, I 'looked' at senior friends who had gone into the labor market 1 to 3 years ahead and noticed 2 obvious sets of graduates: those that were finding life difficult (over 80%) and those that were succeeding (less than 20%).

Based on how these fresh and not-so fresh graduates lived on campus (which indeed affected how they got out), I identified the 2 categories of Nigerian graduates:

"Those who graduate well & Those who graduate bad."

Do you agree with the writer or do you think there are more?

PS: Culled from the about page of www.graduatewell.com

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