After acquiring a degree in Agriculture, what next? This question has been giving me sleepless night since in entered my penultimate year.
I am currently studying Agronomy (Crop Science) in one of the top universities in Nigeria. My results has been good. No carryover, maintaining good grades. I could graduate with a first class degree (I'm still uncertain about it though). But the way things are going in this country, who first class help? E come be a degree in agriculture.
I'm really confused.
Due to the ASUU strike, I went for job hunting and I had to settle for a PMS attendant work in a filling station. The pay is not too good. Na management person dey do. Job no dey this country.
The job is really stressing. I plan to discontinue after this month. Working in a filling station does not worth it at all; It is not advisable, my skin is kinda shrinking, pus discharging from eyes too. I guess it may be affecting my health too.
As a result of not knowing when the strike will be called off, I plan on acquiring a barbing skill while waiting for ASUU & FG.

Meanwhile, this thought of life after school is really giving me sleepless nights.
Can someone with a degree in agriculture work in the banking sector?
What is my fate with a B.Agric. degree?

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Thanks.

Mehnn.. e go choke oo...

I kinda understand the feelings though

Am currently studying in a federal university of Agriculture.
Did u decide to study agronomy as ur choice ...or u were forced due to some circumstances..

Anyways....
The summary of any advice you will receive after this is to learn a skill... Many will be specific and say learn a tech skill

Agriculture was not my choice in anyway. No be you go tell Nigeria wetin you wan become, na Nigeria go reason you as e dey be (unless you have funds for private university).
I've always aspired and worked towards becoming an ophthalmologist (Doctor of the eye). But JAMB and universities been dey delay person. I had to try again, then ended up with a B.Agric course. Family started cajoling to pick it up. Not to wait any longer.