Preamble: I'm currently taking a python course on Udemy and would love to go further into AI and ML.

I have perceived that my limited knowledge of mathematics (O level) will be a problem for me.

In lieu of the above I was contemplating on writing Jamb and seeking admission or outrightly enrolling for online mathematics classes.

I later opted to go to a formal school. So that even if things didn't go as planned, I would fall back on my certificate.

Why the Question:

However, looking at the current situation in Nigeria.

1. You would need some level of connections to get a decent job in Nigeria.

2. If you don't have connections, you would rely on:

A. Money to sorte things out.
B. Extra ordinary/ outstanding hardwork/performance
C: Luck/Miracle.

I said Extra ordinary hardwork and not just hardwork because in Nigeria, it's only an overly bright person gets recognized and gets opportunities even without connections and money.

For an average student, graduating with a good result and possibility of getting decent jobs are limited.

Now I'm wondering if this is a right choice after all, is the certificate really worth it's reverence without connections and money?


To the Question:


I have read, heard about and seen graduates who earns less than 35k a month.


Those mostly affected are teachers in private schools, employees in low end private establishments, etc.

Most of them take these low paying jobs after several years of futile job hunting.

I don't have connections to get good jobs, they don't have money to spend and lucky also isn't on their side or lets just say there is no miracle forthcoming.

I was recently going through my pdf monthly statement sent by the bank, my total credits for month exceeds 250k but it all almost goes out in debits.

Things are really expensive, inflation has skyrocketed.

Now I'm wondering how do you graduates earning quite low still manage to survive in Nigeria?

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This should be A1 in space booking