I went to a barber's shop to have a hair cut. I met some guys discussing.
Barber: After 5 years for school, you ask your Pman money to shave.
Guy 1: Omo i no fit try am.
Guy 2: If i be the Pman, i go think say you gamble with the 5 years for school.
Barber: Omo, school na scam. E better make person go learn handiwork.
Guy 1: After i don serve, to go house na wahala. Na to hustle here be the koko. Anyhow e take b, i go make am.
Mr Corper: *Smiling dejectedly* las las we go dey alright.
Honestly, life after school is not as creamy as some people thought it is. What's your take on this?

Learning a skill is paramount coupled with education is top-notch.

I pray for God's grace ooo.. God please see your baby girl through oo..

am in my finales oohh..am deadly scared...
are you guys sure of all this things you are saying?

I swear no be joke already am frustrated education nah scam

united442:
am in my finales oohh..am deadly scared...

are you guys sure of all this things you are saying?

If i were you, I'll remain in my final year until i get a job.


Kidding.

Anywhere you find yourself, there is always a way to go about life.

If posted to the North, chances are that you may not touch your 19800 if you can manage the stipends from the school or state government coupled with perhaps lessons because food is cheap and affordable. You may even be involved in food commodity business etc.

If posted to the major city, you may not be able to save due high standard of living but you may have employment advantage.

kaityn:
I pray for God's grace ooo.. God please see your baby girl through oo..

Amen God's baby girl!

united442:
am in my finales oohh..am deadly scared...

are you guys sure of all this things you are saying?

If you no get strong connection or you no get sellable skills. In short no fear. Pray for grace but remember to plant a good seed to harvest richly for the future. Las las we go dey alright.

belleas:
I swear no be joke
already am frustrated
education nah scam

Seeing some of my friends 2 to 3 years after school without good jobs got me thinking. No qualms, in God we trust.

Bluezy13:

If i were you, I'll remain in my final year until i get a job.


Kidding.

Anywhere you find yourself, there is always a way to go about life.

If posted to the North, chances are that you may not touch your 19800 if you can manage the stipends from the school or state government coupled with perhaps lessons because food is cheap and affordable. You may even be involved in food commodity business etc.

If posted to the major city, you may not be able to save due high standard of living but you may have employment advantage.

I believe a lot of people will learn and make hay while the sun shines.

stinjoe:
I believe a lot of people will learn and make hay while the sun shines.

Exactly.

school is very important, no matter what

Bluezy13:

If i were you, I'll remain in my final year until i get a job.


Kidding.

Anywhere you find yourself, there is always a way to go about life.

If posted to the North, chances are that you may not touch your 19800 if you can manage the stipends from the school or state government coupled with perhaps lessons because food is cheap and affordable. You may even be involved in food commodity business etc.

If posted to the major city, you may not be able to save due high standard of living but you may have employment advantage.

thanks alot for this

Thanks for your input.

My problem was a lack of mentor.

As the first child and first graduate of the family, I've had to take most of my decisions alone. Painful at times but I don't mind going through everything for my younger ones.

Incredible.