AlphaDex:
Our votes have never counted and won't for a considerable stretch of time.

For the life of me, I cannot envisage myself standing and queuing up in the scorching sun for hours only to vote when the worth of my vote is only in association of establishing a convincing rig of the election.

Maybe if we had a system that allows one to vote within minutes and be done, I may grudgingly contribute to the process

Kudos to all Nigerians who are building our electioneering process all the same by voting.

Voting is my right which I have the prerogative to excercise or not to excercise. It doesn't take away other rights of which criticising any government is constitutionally guaranteed without the prerequisite of voting.

Your Buhari has made some un-President-like statement which made the APC to have a sour taste in the mouth by the way.

oweniwe:


Where is the capital nau..... Do you think farming does not require capital ?

The fastest yielding agric ventures are catfish, snail and vegetables farming I think.... Even those ones require suitable land, fence / security, water/borehole and feed/labor/herbicides..

If capital is available, youths will farm

firstEVA:
Erroneous assertion, our votes counted during the last election, even the power of incumbency did not bring back jonathan.

would it make any difference if the sun wasn't scorching? Rigging still takes place, but if you compare the last elections to previous elections, you will see that although we are not there yet, we are definitely on our way there.

. Grudgingly you just don't want to vote

Thanks

that's why I said moral right you disenfranchise yourself, it's wrong
I understand, by the time things get better, I believe you will see things differently

rusher14:


I agree that capital is tight but this is where strategy is required.

Cooperation between classmates, peers and relations would yield some benefits.

The world has never been one in which things are handed down. The entrepreneur in you would succeed.

...
On the banking front, no free money can be released if there's no guarantee of repayment.
There has to be a foundation for an investor to support your venture. This includes your documentation, projection, effort and dedication.

Things could be better but there's never a better time.

oweniwe:


Peers & Classmates?

Even if that is the way... Nigerians... If you help ppl today, tomorrow you discover you've been scammed (it's here on nairaland sef) or d person you helped wil com back later to insult you.

People are afraid to help in Nigeria cos they're afraid of being scammed.

I once wrote a fine biz proposal for a big man.. He said I should go do app required to run the biz... After developing d app, make big man release money to buy servers, mba... He said he cannot waste 200k to set up a small client -server system cos I want to do "experiment"...

Family and friends.... Even if they have money, they have their own responsibilities too.... Is it friends/family foks that earn 80-100k monthly dat a jobless youth will beg for 300k to start biz?

The best thing is for man to get employed and work to save up the capital he needs.... Anything other than that, in Nigeria.... Na yawa

Danfuster:



where are you resident bro!?

When is buhari getting impeached? We don tire abeg

When is buhari getting impeached? We don tire abeg

rusher14:
I should be seeing flyers and threads concerning how to make baskets, school bags, slippers, torchlights, lightbulbs etc.

We depend too much on banking jobs that have traditionally been short term and unreliable.

The Nigerian youth should farm, make finished goods that have relevance to them another larger society.

Until this is done, I'm sorry but there'll always be a large fraction of unemployed and underpaid amongst the youth.

ireneidiva:

who is going to buy the bags in thus current economy?

franklynsunny:




bag of rice 20k,d last time I brought bag of rice was 27th March 2015 bfor election bt today...c every every




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rhymaholic:
Be thankful for what you have.

A friend who works with HERITAGE BANK told me that they've been getting half of their pay since last month as instructed by the bank. All staff across board had their salaries slashed into half, is either you take it or you resign. The bank took the decision so as not to sack anybody and so as to stay afloat.

Heritage bank which is basically into commercial banking have been struggling to keep their books in check since the implementation of the TSA.

murphyrichy:
Half bread always better than none.