risos:
Who's interested in plantain value chain

Factfinder1:

I am Boss

SultanOfAbia:
Nigerians are lazy..
There are many job sectors like .
Cleaning the roads and collecting refuse
Not body wants to do that
Everybody wants collar job with office blowing A C

Agriculture sector is heavily lacking in youths. All youths want fast money and agriculture takes patience dedication and discipline which this generation lack

My point is that in reality
There is no job scarcity .
What we have in Nigeria is job saturation
There are job sectors that are avoided by the youths.. Due to prestige or ego.
But when they travel abroad they don't mind washing dishes in restaurant and doing garbage man.

HeartlessMan:
Pride is the problem here.
Till date, no graduate has agreed to work in my shrine for N250k.

SultanOfAbia:
Nigerians are lazy..
There are many job sectors like .
Cleaning the roads and collecting refuse
Not body wants to do that
Everybody wants collar job with office blowing A C

Agriculture sector is heavily lacking in youths. All youths want fast money and agriculture takes patience dedication and discipline which this generation lack

My point is that in reality
There is no job scarcity .
What we have in Nigeria is job saturation
There are job sectors that are avoided by the youths.. Due to prestige or ego.
But when they travel abroad they don't mind washing dishes in restaurant and doing garbage man.

Tombrown3:

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SultanOfAbia:
Nigerians are lazy..
There are many job sectors like .
Cleaning the roads and collecting refuse
Not body wants to do that
Everybody wants collar job with office blowing A C

Agriculture sector is heavily lacking in youths. All youths want fast money and agriculture takes patience dedication and discipline which this generation lack

My point is that in reality
There is no job scarcity .
What we have in Nigeria is job saturation
There are job sectors that are avoided by the youths.. Due to prestige or ego.
But when they travel abroad they don't mind washing dishes in restaurant and doing garbage man.

HeartlessMan:

Till date, no graduate has agreed to work in my shrine for N250k.

SultanOfAbia:
Nigerians are lazy..
There are many job sectors like .
Cleaning the roads and collecting refuse
Not body wants to do that
Everybody wants collar job with office blowing A C

Agriculture sector is heavily lacking in youths. All youths want fast money and agriculture takes patience dedication and discipline which this generation lack

My point is that in reality
There is no job scarcity .
What we have in Nigeria is job saturation
There are job sectors that are avoided by the youths.. Due to prestige or ego.
But when they travel abroad they don't mind washing dishes in restaurant and doing garbage man.

SultanOfAbia:
Nigerians are lazy..
There are many job sectors like .
Cleaning the roads and collecting refuse
Not body wants to do that
Everybody wants collar job with office blowing A C

Agriculture sector is heavily lacking in youths. All youths want fast money and agriculture takes patience dedication and discipline which this generation lack

My point is that in reality
There is no job scarcity .
What we have in Nigeria is job saturation
There are job sectors that are avoided by the youths.. Due to prestige or ego.
But when they travel abroad they don't mind washing dishes in restaurant and doing garbage man.

FireUpNow:

I hope with that link one's phone will not be hacked? You can't give a briefg insight here?

abufadllullah:

Good day boss, quiet inquisitive about your post here! Will be glad if you can enlighten me on the prospect of agriculture in Nigeria and how to go about it.. especially location, workforce and it's profitability.
Thank you!

Wodu89:
When we tell people to invest in our agriculture projects, they don't listen

Wodu89:



Varieties

From Plantain tress to plantain chips which covers the whole value chain in this crop to

Broiler production

To

Maize cultivation


Nigerians are not averse to investments so many of us have given up and have began to take a more lengthy journey to become the industrialists we envision ourselves as. It may take time but we are working behind the scene and would eventually get there. Tired if making tons of proposals begging people to come prosper ( invest ) only to be mistreated

Cromagnon:

So you have up?
That's how you will give up with ppl money abi

thegooddieyoung:
Imagine how guys from Abia state reason, little wonder they celebrate mediocrity in governance styles of Ikpeazu, and the Orjis. No abuse intended anyways!

The fact that there are jobs for sweeping road does not translate to availability of jobs.
There is a reason parents invest in their children's tertiary education. Please learn the difference between under-employment and unemployment.
Please let's stop celebrating mediocrity.

Sisora:
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Deiyvismiwa:
The lack of adequate




Define adéquate




employment opportunities in Nigeria has become a pebble in the shoes of most Nigerians;


Naaaa
When it hurts we will figure it out




finding a job that matches our skills

What are your skills exactly




[/b]and aspirations [b]

Are your aspirations realistic




[/b]has become a great challenge. However, we can continue to wail or think of solutions to this problem

. For example, we could foster and support entrepreneurship amongst ourselves - so if you have a friend or acquaintance with a small business, support that small business



Can only foster Ppl that want to be fostered
And they're usually not friends or acquaintances



. Vocational training programs that equip individuals with practical skills for in-demand industries could also be encouraged - not just in schools, if you have a skill which you can teach, especially to the children and adolescents in secondary schools and even tertiary institutions.



How many will do vocational
Demand and supply kicks in and problem starts all over




These efforts could encourage the government and private sector to invest in sectors with the potential to create more jobs[b]

You're still on this govt scam?
I see you're not tired of failure




[/b], like technology, renewable energy[b]


Unsustainable



[/b], and agriculture. [b]

Food security but no more
Too small




[/b]Let's finally use this platform to share success stories, job opportunities, and advice for job seekers. Together, we can make a difference and tackle Nigeria's employment challenges.

SBX1:
Forget, people still dey get good jobs on a low key.

shegzhkn:
Just Rhetoric and stop gap measures.
I've always opined that the disaster that country is facing could have been prevented a long time ago (1950s - 1990s) when most asian powers began to industrialize, the question I am yet to get answers to is what were the baby boomers and their parents / grandparents doing then.
A Chinese proverb says "The best time to plant a tree is a twenty years ago, the second best time is now", meaning it is not too late to start doing what is right and what are those things.
Yo have an economy (oil reliant one) whose size is less than 600B USD and a population more than 200M with a GDP per Capita of less 2.5K USD and you expect not to have massive unemployment, poverty and underdevelopment. Just to provide context here Holland (the Netherlands) has a population of less than 20M and over 1 trillion dollar economy (insanely high GDP per Capita), ROK has 50M population with more than 1.8 trillion dollar economy (also good GDP per Capita) so you could expect unemployment to be low here, high HDI and good standard of living.
The only way to solve the problem of unemployment is to start providing values across the globe and that will require the folks in power to start doing what is right.

abbey621:


Always comparing Nigerian society to China or Europeans/Americans.

1. Was China ever colonized? Do they have a homogenous society or are they fractured like Nigerians? What do you have in common with a Fulani?

2. Can you define communism? Do you know that such a system is geared towards community development than the liberal democratic system practiced in Nigeria? Nigeria's democracy is still less than 50 years old, with such a huge population democracy here is still in its infancy!

3. Are you a patriot? Are you willing to forsake majority of your profits for the greater good of the country? This is the question every Nigerian should be asked. If you want to compare Nigeria to China, you need to be prepared to say yes! Even the average American pays 5 TIMES the amount of taxes the average Nigerian pays yet we want development, we want fuel to be cheap and jobs abundant......WAKE UP!

Government must diversify the economy, private sector must be empowered and at the same time heavily regulated. The companies creating the most jobs should receive tax breaks, entrepreneurship should be encouraged and taught in universities as a required course. Government should invest in working refineries and return Nigeria back to agricultural dominance rather than wasting money on subsidies and other scams. Nigeria is not and can never develop the way China did, it must develop in its own unique way with government, private sector and citizens reaching a new level of understanding!