Post by Blessing Ojoma Onakpa (@blessing-82)

School helps you escape illiteracy, but it doesn’t always shield you from poverty. After graduation, the real struggle often begins because jobs aren’t guaranteed.

School helps you escape illiteracy, but it doesn’t always shield you from poverty. After graduation,...

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Mild Uchenna: This table is so weak, if you shake it more it will break completely.
The Wealth architect: True but education gives you the mindset and tools to create opportunities, even when jobs aren’t guaranteed. Consistency and skill can still open doors where certificates alone cannot.
LekeeLekee User: True financial security requires shifting from a mindset of seeking employment to one of strategic investment and skill monetization.
Like minds🫂: This is the reality of most Nigerian youths. Gone to school, graduated, served, came out only to be faced with the reality of job hunting which is a mirage. In Nigeria of today who you know is more likely to open the door for you faster than the knowledge you possess.
David Onyedikachi: Education is important but in my opinion - the basic is learning how to read, write and comprehend. Once you can do this start looking for money. If you manage to get into the higher institution then be good with your grades and while doing that start putting up a business.
Ink & Soul ✒️✨: This is not far from the truth.
Parents need to look beyond the horizon and engage their wards to become skilled at enterprising business so that they can augment themselves after graduation 🎓
Mummy G. O: No be lie
Emoji CSO: No school promise you a job
eze oba: Prov.10.4 Lazy people are soon poor; hard workers get rich. (NLT)
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