GavelSlam:
Well said.

Believe me this has taken too long to be said.

Regardless of how much blame the older generation deserve and I totally agree they are the architects of the failure of the Nigerian economy, I still believe the builders, the Nigerian youth are not intellectually and physically channelling their energy in the right direction.

The average Nigerian youth complains and wails yet won't get off his lazy bum to exploit the various opportunities before him.

Ordinary lemon grass, has economic importance and buyers not to talk about the sundry other natural vegetation that abound within the Nigerian space.

You would instead get people who studied plant and animal science looking for banking and insurance jobs. Perhaps it is the allure of the suit and tie but surely the youth have their own blame.


The phones from which you type your daily nonsense, memes and Instagram photos have the compute power far greater than the mainframes of the 80's

You can learn everything from pottery to poetry.
From programming to psychology online yet, you would rather gather likes on Facebook and Nairaland.

NdiaraIGBO:


Ask the parents who born you. What plans did they have bringing you to the world.

HiddenShadow:
The goat called Buhari removed YOUWIN which was designed to help young entrepreneurs industrialize their products.

jumas:
With the wealth of ideas coming from so many thoughtful minds, one can't believe with the dynamism of those revolutionary ideas which can change someone's static state is almost unrealistic. One needs to realized making progress in life is deliberate. You must learn how to click the right button and understand how process works.
You must have a consciousness that time is mutually dependent to the process. To make a meaningful progress you most consolidated those hypothesis with time and process as it undergoes its metamorphosis.
You must come to realization that what is OK by you may not be OK by many. This implies that applying your time and process may not be suitable for many.
Therefore by the fundamental law of equivalence relation the correlation is negative which is directly proportional to failure.

I'm determined not to work for government. Lower your standards and make a leaving for your self.
I dumped my Msc certificate 2years ago To start from scratch, now I have seven workers.
My friends its not luck is hard work and determination.
I pray you will have the faith to conquer your fears

HiddenShadow:
The goat called Buhari removed YOUWIN which was designed to help young entrepreneurs industrialize their products.

jumas:

If you have a real workable business idea, Money is last.
Go and read about Rockefeller

GavelSlam:


YouWin still exists.

HiddenShadow:


Provide the names of at least 1000 people who are beneficiaries of it since Buhari came into power.

Just 1000

GavelSlam:


Better doing it than complaining.

Example is Seun Osewa.

Please can you tell me he was born with a golden spoon.

Wizkid nko?

Abeg no excuse.

HiddenShadow:


This statement is irresponsible.

shankara7:
You probably haven't lived in a civilized country before or you're maybe still a naive undergrad. Govt policies and actions play crucial roles in startups and entrepreneurship generally.

SarkinYarki:
After eroding over 13 million jobs in just 2 years the mad govt has effontery to tell Nigerians to go and look for jobs m

jumas:

If you have a real workable business idea, Money is last.
Go and read about Rockefeller

AnodaIT:

Rockefeller ideas works in an economic system where government provides the basic infrastructure and efficient processes of doing business

Entvibez:


Source:- http://www.lekkigists.com.ng/2018/04/anyone-complaining-of-hunger-should-go.html

pheliciti:
That is the brutal truth. Most of the people complaining of hunger don't have any visible skill or vocation to sell. How can you earn decently if you don't bring anything to the table?

NdiaraIGBO:


Ask the parents who born you. What plans did they have bringing you to the world.

GavelSlam:
Well said.

Believe me this has taken too long to be said.

Regardless of how much blame the older generation deserve and I totally agree they are the architects of the failure of the Nigerian economy, I still believe the builders, the Nigerian youth are not intellectually and physically channelling their energy in the right direction.

The average Nigerian youth complains and wails yet won't get off his lazy bum to exploit the various opportunities before him.

Ordinary lemon grass, has economic importance and buyers not to talk about the sundry other natural vegetation that abound within the Nigerian space.

You would instead get people who studied plant and animal science looking for banking and insurance jobs. Perhaps it is the allure of the suit and tie but surely the youth have their own blame.


The phones from which you type your daily nonsense, memes and Instagram photos have the compute power far greater than the mainframes of the 80's

You can learn everything from pottery to poetry.
From programming to psychology online yet, you would rather gather likes on Facebook and Nairaland.