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Nigerians, please help my life.

Under-employment and unemployment is killing me.

It's been years now since I graduated from school, running from pillar to post looking for employment and I haven't been able to secure something reasonable to rely on. Most of the jobs I have had to settle for are just in the category of underemployment, where you work like an elephant and eat like an ant, at the end, nothing to show for.

To get good a job in this country requires strong connection and as I don't have, I want you fellow Nigerians on Nairaland to my connection now, please.

Since I cannot secure a good job, please what high income skill would you recommend for me that I will learn within a specific time and start earning from it. I'm not sure I'll be able to do coding. So I'm looking at something else.

Please recommend.

Still here

Seun

[/b]If you can get a good mentor around you,[b] consider forex trading.
But if not, please, don't be deceived into it.

saintmm:
[/b]If you can get a good mentor around you,[b] consider forex trading.
But if not, please, don't be deceived into it.

I learnt it's like gambling. Either you win or you lose.

NoFoodToCook:
I learnt it's like gambling. Either you win or you lose.

You don't need a mentor for gambling.
You need a mentor to learn business.
Many people talk about it only few know it. Those that know it don't shout it.

If you are the type that can learn it, and you get who to mentor you and you learn well.
Poverty is bye to you

To learn a skill is one thing, to earn from it is another oh, I learned prompt engineering, Arduino coding (hardware and software), webdev (frontend).
The only way i have earned is few projects in between with Arduino, and as an instructor with a company that schools outsource ICT practical to (from which i earn a living that's just enough to live for earning) we grinding at the mill but the bill keep raiding us at will.
Issokay I am not discouraging you oh, just trying to open your eye that high income skill is different from the skill to earn a high income, you need both, to stay afloat.

Hmm, but if you are willing ni oh, I can soften your entry to web dev frontend) or programming generally (i will use python) and you might pick up 1 or 2 about prompt engineering (to prepare for this vibe coding nonsense that might be a thing soon)
I am not charging you oh (but if you ask for my account me I will drop it oh cos me sef no get foo to cook ) don't let that one hinder you if interested, I am a fellow underemployed graduate soi think i understand what going on here.
But if you are interested please try and take it seriously.
I can tell you Ihave organized many free tutorials like this we never finish, ppl don't feel something is at stake.

NoFoodToCook:
Nigerians, please help my life.

Under-employment and unemployment is killing me.

Omo avoid forex oohh better use the money chop ,make no body deceive you

NoFoodToCook:
I learnt it's like gambling. Either you win or you lose.

If you have patience and can wait for this kind of setups then you can make it big and a career in Forex trading...

For high paying
learn cybersecurity from offensive security,
web3 with rust/solidity
Iot/embedded systems with c++, python, rust
Backend development with rust, PHP, nodejs, python

Who has idea about virtual assistant, training and landing clients,?

Jeunge:
To learn a skill is one thing, to earn from it is another oh, I learned prompt engineering, Arduino coding (hardware and software), webdev (frontend).
The only way i have earned is few projects in between with Arduino, and as an instructor with a company that schools outsource ICT practical to (from which i earn a living that's just enough to live for earning) we grinding at the mill but the bill keep raiding us at will.
Issokay I am not discouraging you oh, just trying to open your eye that high income skill is different from the skill to earn a high income, you need both, to stay afloat.

so you basically into electronics? me i do both sha