i'll be concise here. I hate unnecessarily lenthy posts. And i know most of you feel the same way. So I'll just delve right in: 30 Best Ways to Combat Unemployment in Nigeria.
Our Impoverished, yet wealthy nation is ravished by poverty, epileptic power supply, endemic corruption. And lack of white collar jobs is a very serious issue most well-educated and employable Nigerian youths face. The big question is what is the way forward? A billion creative ideas are going through my head which i'll post here, subsequently. But a good place to start will be ''online job opportunities.'' there're many legitimate ways to make money on the internet; all of which you already know. Let me speak for myself--i know all of them because I've been doing business online for more than a decade and half. So, I'll tell you this; it's very hard at the beginning stage. With proper guidance, It'll work (as it did for me). Enough of all that.
The purpose of this post is for us to help one another to succeed even more, and eventually become Alike Dangote! It's possible! So, I'll take the lead.
1. Online job opportunities. I started out as a freelance writer for content mills: Iwriter, Textbroker (you'll be surprised how I did it), Zemandi, and so forth. I added microjob sites like Fiverr, Gigbucks, and a host of others. I'll give you the lengthy list of them that work now upon request. IF YOU KNOW OTHER FREELANCE WRITING SITES THAT REALLY WORK, POST THEM HERE TO HELP BEGINNERS . THIS POST IS SUPPOSED TO BE ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE POSTS ON NAIRALAND THAT WILL HELP A LOT OF PEOPLE. okay, I'll move on to the next thing I did that skyrocketed my earnings and then to others that I think are very profitable too. To be continued...

interested people should jump on this train. It's about to sail!

nobody is interested? This post is officially closed!

Rosezee:
nobody is interested? This post is officially closed!

please don't I am interested

unfortinately, i can't run with it because of you only, sorry.

mishack94:
please don't I am interested

Why are people so interested on posts that offer no value on Nairaland? I'm surprised, to be honest! Anyways, none of my business.

Rosezee:
unfortinately, i can't run with it because of you only, sorry.

sorry have not been online for a while now. that others are not interested should not stop you caring me along. am interested

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Lets assume three major Nigerian Languages: Hausa, Ibo and Yoruba.

(a)All Hausa speaking areas and the hinterlands are to create into their education system the enviroment whereby from elementary to tertiary institution, the Hausa language is compulsory and is used to teach all subjects. Ibo & Yoruba are elective subjects, students are to pick one.

(b) All Ibo speaking areas and the hinterlands are to create into their education system the enviroment whereby from elementary to to tertiary institution, the Ibo language is compulsory and is used to teach all subjects. Hausa & Yoruba are elective subjects, students are to pick one.

(c) All Yoruba speaking areas and the hinterlands are to create into their education system the enviroment whereby from elementary to tertiary institution, the Yoruba language is compulsory and is used to teach all subjects. Hausa & Ibo are elective subjects, students are to pick one.

Apart from the fact that the enviroment that allows for these type of conditions to hold will sustain numerous breakthroughs often in all our daily lives, especially in the Arts, Commerce, Science and Technology sectors.

Will further improve our correlation and communicational skills.

At a certain point in time after the implementation of these policies into the current education system, every Nigerian that passes through the new and improved version will be versed in at the least two Nigerian Languages.

Leading to a good solution in the question posed by Op and further boosting the Nations overall productivity.

Psychological:
Manufactured religions. As long as we continue to assign ourselves to these foreign manufactured religions, then, that problem is hard to overcome.

Sociological:
Creating the false assumption and complete illusion that white is the literal opposite of black.

And then force the identification model that they are "white" and their grandfathers are "black".

That is said to be directly connected to our source of language and the religious sect that we belong.

Therefore, since we continue to educate ourselves using languages foreign to us, plus practising foreign religions, then, that problem is hard to overcome.

Militarily:
Creating the conditions whereby they retain military dominance.

Since most Africans educate ourselves using foreign languages, then, that problem is hard to overcome.

Conclusion, only once we all come together as one and dispatch away with all and every foreign religious, academic and sociological concepts can we expect to completely solve these triple-threat artificial problems. As did China, India, Japan, Pakistan e.t.c

Once we solve these identified artificial problems, then, the enviroment that allows for true progress will definately present itself to us.