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Truvelisback:
Good day, fellas. I have been pondering on this for sometime now. Is Education truly the key to success in Nigeria? Most of us grew up hoping that after graduating from tertiary instutions, everything would fall in place but after schooling, reverse was the case.

Firebox123:
did dangote have bsc or PhD before he make it in life

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Truvelisback:
Good day, fellas. I have been pondering on this for sometime now. Is Education truly the key to success in Nigeria? Most of us grew up hoping that after graduating from tertiary instutions, everything would fall in place but after schooling, reverse was the case.

Truvelisback:
Good day, fellas. I have been pondering on this for sometime now. Is Education truly the key to success in Nigeria? Most of us grew up hoping that after graduating from tertiary instutions, everything would fall in place but after schooling, reverse was the case.

Felimax:
Op what is education?

Truvelisback:
I don't know. Explain it to me.

Felimax:
Ok sir, education is not your BSc or PhD. Education is not your certificate.

With your certificate there are fields you cannot fit in. You will need the illiterate technician to educate you. The person may just have his first school leaving certificate and he will be miles ahead of you that has your BSc in Mechanical engineering.

Do I still need to define education?

Divaan:
Education should not be a criterion for success. Many in this part of the world are wrongly trained to believe education should/ would yield success. So they think acquiring degrees/ certificates would give them success. It does pave the way for success for some people but not all.

Education is a necessity. It cures the mind of ignorance, illiteracy and brings enlightenment. But you shouldn't stop there, you must give yourself 'real education' that involves mindset refinement based on truths, quality information, etc that would shape your life, right thinking, interaction, relationship and personality.

Success is also relative. Your personal wins are your successes but we(especially in Africa)are shaped to believe that money, houses, statuses, cars etc equates success. That is why I said education is not enough, mindset refinement is required.

Note:
Money, houses, statuses, cars, etc are measurable indicators of personal wins( success). Your success should be your own personal wins, no matter how ' little' it may seem to you.

Felimax:
Op what is education?

Truvelisback:
Continue.....

Seun this 40 characters you are demanding is unnecessary.

Truvelisback:
Good day, fellas. I have been pondering on this for sometime now. Is Education truly the key to success in Nigeria? Most of us grew up hoping that after graduating from tertiary instutions, everything would fall in place but after schooling, reverse was the case.

Truvelisback:
I asked because it is really disheartening. After spending lots of money in tertiary schools, one still ended up struggling financially and to get a well paying job. This sometimes makes one look like an illiterate to some folks.

Truvelisback:
In Nigeria, once your education doesn't make you financially bouyant or put food on your table, it seems useless to them. As a matter of fact, most of us believed that finishing tertiary institutions would make us turn rich over night, build our own houses and have our own cars. That was the drive we had that prompted us to tertiary schools.

Truvelisback:
Good day, fellas. I have been pondering on this for sometime now. Is Education truly the key to success in Nigeria? Most of us grew up hoping that after graduating from tertiary instutions, everything would fall in place but after schooling, reverse was the case.

tanigororo:
Is their alternative to Education?
Not all Graduates are Educated!!!

Truvelisback:
Skills or trade. Kjjljjkjkjjjjjjjjkjjjkjjjjjjlkjjlj

tanigororo:
Education!!!
Getting your mind refund intellectually and morally

Truvelisback:
Until education brings food to your table, it would never be regarded. Most successful men and women i have either met or heard of in Nigeria are into skills or business. Only a very few people are sucessful with their certificates.

Truvelisback:
I asked because it is really disheartening. After spending lots of money in tertiary schools, one still ended up struggling financially and to get a well paying job. This sometimes makes one look like an illiterate to some folks.

FitCorper:
Education is still the key to success, if you were exposed to wealthy uneducated men or school dropouts, you will see most elderly people regretted not going to school, cos school is like an insurance for the future. With the way Tinubu is positioning Nigeria again the future will be great for all graduates. Naira will become equal to dollar one day no matter how long it takes. Just continue surviving and persevering, there is hope for every graduate.



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Bsssss:
@the last part: You need to stop this thing you are smoking! Not good for you.