Investnow2017:

If you must admit it, there is a wide gap between our school curriculum and the reality in the world and specifically in our Society. Again ask yourself, what is the expectation of a family who has sent his ward to the university? What is societal expectation? What do you expect from a graduate who was taught by teachers who relied on their lecture notes prepared in the 70s or 80s, years way before modern technology? Not all graduates can be enterpreneurs. To succeed in a venture, you must have above average passion for such a venture.
This lady has a resourceful mindset and a great sense of moral values. She has a passion, even if she were doing a sedentary job, her passion will still pull her towards a side business like this one. Not all graduates have such a mindset and so should not be blamed whatsoever. Today's graduates are caught between societal expectation and the moribund school curriculum which does not bring the actual reality in our societal to the classrooms. Today's youths are just victims. Which politician would be delighted to see his ward doing this? Which family will be so proud to see his ward pushing a modern wheel barrow on the streets selling whatever? It sounds a little bit out of place that is why it is news as it is now. If she were a secondary school graduate it won't be news. She is courageous. Some graduate still need the office job, everyone cannot be an entrepreneur - Truth must be told.

ecomalchemist:


lol, she go pay them salary too na, abi na free the boys wan work ?

winkmart:
A Nigerian woman who is a graduate of Business Administration from Ahmadu Bello University was spotted selling Kunu and Tiger nut Milk.

The 2:1 graduate of the institution while speaking in an interview revealed that she graduated in the year 2014 and she couldn't find a lucrative job for herself, had to resort to selling the products.

She however stood out from the crowd as her products are well packaged in a branded wheeling cooler.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbe5MvvJLKQ