Yea we all have this notion that ''education pays'' but the question that should probably come next on our mind is ''when?''

Truth be told... Education works for some, I mean the CEOs, the chartered accountants and all the other big names.

Now, we hear things like ''na hustle dey pay pass oo'', '' government don change padlock'' and the likes.

But truth be told, its best to be educated and add everything other thing to it (if you can afford to at least)

Or if you choose to start with hussle, then find time and different ways to add education to it.

Why you may ask?

Education provides proof to whatever you do, yea. You may say 'skills would speak for you''.

But to get to the toppermost top, you need both--Not only education or investment. *you need both*

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And you pass, succeed and move to let's say Canada, was that a good investment?

Of course yes, but if you lack the skills to retain your job or whatever you wish to monetise, then you'd still be a pauper there.

And I don't think its so easy to beg in Canada as it is to beg in Nigeria. (I don't know ooo)

So.yes, investing in education can be a good and sustainable investment that would last beyond the put 5k get 10k system, but you need to be able to turn your ''education'' into valuable skills.

Find the one thing you know how to do/like to do/want to do (make sure people are willing and able to pay for it - I'll talk about this some other time) and do it better, far better than anyone else.

What are your thoughts?

Investing in Education, yay or nay?