He is either really passionate about photography or the bad economy did not favour his employment into a profession he studied 7 years in school.. Oh well, this part of the world has a way of resetting one's destiny.

http://www.trendyrammy.com.ng/2016/10/see-what-this-nigerian-guy-is-doing.html

Omo this is Nigeria, you read one thing and you become anything. Ma guy wey read Political Science dey work for bank now

is it nt in Nigeria?

den its nt new

Is Family Witches 'd Belike,issawa Work O 'softwork'...

Might be chasing his passion.

God will crown his effort

I blame buhari for this

That's not news.
Everyone had to pick up a skill after grad school else you suffer.

And besides photography is cool these days. Ask all the prewedding people and Bayo Omoboriowo.

Lmao

SirVictory:
Omo this is Nigeria, you read one thing and you become anything. Ma guy wey read Political Science dey work for bank now

ma guy wey read mechanical engineer dey work for bank too

I read Microbiology n am working outside my field; a mega distributor

If he derives joy from it while also earning some change and then God bless his hustle, no qualms nw.

And so??

out of 100 graduates, probably 10percent work with what they studied in school

7 years of waste

Well its better than he sitting at home doing nothing or becoming kidnapper or armed robber. He should know that as far as Nigeria is concern till heaven comes going to Uni. to study such courses with no God father to help you when you graduated to get you a job bro photographer is even better.

it could be passion or mild midlife crisis...it could also be diversification

Good, that's fine.

The tweeter user could likely be pointing out the essence of passion and how people should not hesitate to switch career no matter how long they've studied or any other societal factor in order to do what they really love to do.

no be nigeria we dey again..

infact most people are just going to university nowadays just for going sake..no passion..no drive..

we all go because that what you are expected to do after secondary school.

it all part of the messed up society we are in

he probably have photography in his mind all along but wasn't able to pursue it

because he want to satisfy his parent by going to a university.

imagine what the amount of money that was spent now on his education would have done for him now if he invested it in a business

naija anything is possible.


as an android do you know you can make passive income? http://www.legitstuffs.com/2016/07/how-to-make-money-with-your-android.html

Nobody should dare mentioned one useless "passion" for me o! Wetin Zoology graduate fit do self? The course is virtually useless for Nigeria and i pity people studying that course. The best you can do is to study up to PHD level so you can be a lecturer and churn out more unfortunate graduates or you join politics like Oga Jona. Let's face the facts, Some courses are useless.

Atleast he has a good job now.. Other than working in one of the extinct animal gardens.. We call ''zoo'' in nigeria Next please..

In places like Japan you most have a particular skill before gaining admission into tertiary school to improve on it. In Nigeria we go to school with zero skill and are expected to come out with one after facing the four corners of a class room like its magic.

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Big deal. I know a photographer that makes 100mill per annum.

No big deal! I know someone who studied Aeronautic Engineering but now earning his income from raising earthworms, he owns Planet Worms!

I don't get

His point is?

Life is about discovering yourself, no matter how long it takes

Or what your parents want you to do!!

Sometimes we just don't find fulfillment in what we have studied in school.I don't think it's a Nigeria thing, it's more of how we see the world as we mature,its more about finding satisfaction as a result of what we do. If what we can have can't give it to us, we seek it elsewhere and most often it's not about the pay, it's about our happiness,our passion

Nothing new