ibkayee:
She comes from a wealthy family and whilst she isn’t taking the traditional route, it’s still a generative career path.

Although I’ll always say, if you’ve started a degree, you may as well finish it, unlesss it’s completely out of your hands

Tell dat to all d billionaire dropouts in d world today.
You attend school(or start a degree) to ultimately make money and live comfortably, however if you find another path to wealth and school becomes too distracting, I dont think its a bad idea to just follow dat path 100%. Especially in developed societies where education isnt treated in such high regards as it is in Nigeria.

I ha ve one question if they close the app what will happen to her life

HajimeSaito:


Funnily enough, if she runs into legal troubles, she'll be needing a lawyer.
Misplaced priorities.

She hasn't abandoned her education.

The headline is unnecessarily sensational

The world is changing and peoples attitude to work, to working and to the work place should and must change.

Due to mobile phones for instance, I know an estate agent who rarely goes to his office at Surulere. He is most times at Lekki where most of the properties he markets are

I asked him to move his office to Lekki to be nearer his prime market but he said that won't be necessary as his clients don't come to his office.

For many agents, that's the truth. The mobile phone is now really their office.

I know an estate agent who used to be poor but within 2 years of the launch of phones, his life changed

The internet has even done more in the lives of people especially the young.

Many now make money on Fiverr, Seoclerk and many other freelancing websites. They are not searching for a 9-5.

Others are making money on YouTube and Instagram. Others are engaged in drop shipping, mini importation and affiliate marketing and are making millions yearly only.

Best of all, like this lady, it may cost as little as nothing to start. All you need at times may just be a smartphone and knowledge.

[quote author=Issafela post=69438895][/quote]what if she never loved what she was reading

should we blame the country situation ;Dshould we blame the country situation