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Awesome let them continue the strike is not like Western education doesn't have bad sides Negative aspects of western education in Nigeria. Yeah u heard me right let's set into it Moral decline. It cannot be denied that the level of morality in Nigeria has dropped considerably. Things like adultery, abortion, excessively provoking clothing have become more common than they were before. Disagreements in families. In some homes, it is possible to find a part of the family in support of western ways, while another part considers them unnecessary. For example, a child may aspire to be familiarized with modern tendencies, while the parents would want him to grow up accustomed to the best national traditions. Such disagreements could also affect the love between spouses. Less attention is being paid to African traditions and culture. Before the colonial period, local customs were observed very seriously. Due to the popularization of western culture and education, these cultures are gradually being forgotten. Change in the system of government. The administrative ways of our ancestors were much more reliable than the ones we have now. There was less chaos and strict discipline was maintained. Nigerians have had to switch from one management system to another over the years. Young people have became less interested in agriculture. As a result of western influence, the agricultural industry is lacking sufficient development. This problem is serious considering that this sphere is the basis of the Nigerian economy. Young people should use Western education to improve agriculture and not neglect it. |
Blyzz:ok |
That's Good |
What's this... This unnecessary, Most of the civil service in Nigeria are poverty alleviation scheme Anyways I do not particularly like the word 'work.' Human beings are the only animals who have to work, and I think that is the most ridiculous thing in the world. Other animals make their livings by living, but people work like crazy, thinking that they have to in order to stay alive. The bigger the job, the greater the challenge, the more wonderful they think it is. It would be good to give up that way of thinking and live an easy, comfortable life with plenty of free time. I think that the way animals live in the tropics, stepping outside in the morning and evening to see if there is something to eat, and taking a long nap in the afternoon, must be a wonderful life. For human beings, a life of such simplicity would be possible if one worked to produce directly his daily necessities. In such a life, work is not work as people generally think of it, but simply doing what needs to be done. |
Blyzz:mute as how |
totowunmido:כדדמ טיכיח |
trutht828:then u people should quit saying I don't have a job. |
Vatod:no |
sweetgala:they just want us to be scared that's how they rule |
Blyzz:I'm not. I don't even live in Nigeria... I just find it interesting when someone in tiktok suggested to me that u will find everything about Nigeria in nairaland |
Education is haram in Nigeria anyways... let them continue the strike. Millions of graduates without Job. talkless of government job there's no favorable environment to do business either before Buhari comes to office, even the little job are giving to politician children due to high nepotism, now everything is working perfectly like a fine-tune machine. Buhari av bring down the rate of nepotism in Nigeria, corruption is near zero. In Nigeria, nearly a quarter of the population is out of work and 20 percent is underemployed. For young people aged 15 to 35, the figures are grim: 55.4 percent of them are without work. Creating jobs has been one of the key issues discussed throughout this year's election campaign. Being young in Nigeria is "very challenging", explains Andrew Nevin, advisory partner and chief economist at PwC Nigeria. "Graduates from university have a great deal of difficulty in getting established. People that didn't go to university who should be getting vocational training are not getting it. They're not getting into formal employment. Given the scale of Nigeria, it's a challenge not just for Nigeria, but for Africa and the whole world." There are systemic problems behind unemployment, Nevin points out. "Oil over the last 30 years in this country has meant people have taken their eye off other industries, there's a lack of diversification that we have. The good news is that everyone recognises it, and they recognise it's a crisis ... People are discussing youth unemployment, the need for youth to be employed to have something gainful to do." Unless Africa trades with Africa and unless Africa invests in Africa, we're going to continue to be poor. "Structural problems remain here, the government hasn't tackled issues around the exchange rate policy or the oil subsidy ... so all of these issues are holding back investment and growth in Nigeria." In order for Nigeria to grow faster, "The country needs more investment," according to Nevin. "The most important thing is we need the private sector to grow in the next decade 10-15 times larger to really make a dent in unemployment and poverty in Nigeria. And that means every sector ... the biggest sector that needs to grow in Nigeria is real estate. Everyone needs a place to live and we have a deficit of 17 million homes, and the great thing about real estate is that it employs a lot of people, particularly carpenters, plumbers, labourers - so it really absorbs that young population." "Africans are going to continue to be poor unless Africans trade with Africans and increase the value added. We're very strong proponents of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) ... it's obvious that if we're just exporting raw materials to Europe or Asia, that we're going to continue to be in poverty in Africa. So I think people have recognised that, and I think the speed at which the AfCFTA agreement has come together is really astonishing. It illustrates there's a sense of a pan-Africanism that's coming, and the leaders of that recognise that unless Africa trades with Africa and unless Africa invests in Africa, we're going to continue to be poor." |
This is probably not good |
Hmmm |
Awesome... That museum didn't suits him in the first place |
RIP |
Sharrap |
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We are all slaves |
Hmmm |
But what |
Like seriously |
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Great |
Inception:ממנה ןחך |
Inception:פםטמתנ אקשכ ןצעהס ןיאקהש |
Like seriously Kaura is accusing people about corruption |
Misleading information |
Thanks |
Funny Nigeria supposed to cancel it. But it's a win win... Turks are great people with Rich history. love it in istanbul |
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. Will you accept my mail so we can talk more? How lucky one would be to be with you!