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August 09, 2026, 10:33:48 PM
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I think that due to the traditional education in different countries, the youth are becoming more and more inactive. Especially in those countries where only theoretical education is provided. Theoretical education cannot reveal the creative power of a student. A person's creativity is revealed only when he receives practical education, especially technical education. If you look at the education systems of the countries in the world that are ahead in the technological sector, you will see that they educate their children in technical education instead of theoretical education and at a very young age they can express themselves as innovators.
In fact, some courses are much irrelevant to the society due to technological advancement. But there are many relevant courses like engineering, and health related ourses are limited to few people and can not be affordable for everybody. in many developing countries many graduates are not contributing to economic advancements of the nation, because they are left without jobs, and as a result of that some youths are now viewing the educational system as a wasting of time. Like in Nigeria, educational system is abuse, most especially the government schools are not well supplied with standard practical equipment and other necessary learning tools.
The honesty about all this issue is that it is very touching and it is a real pain point for Nigerian youth, and to date so many younger Nigerian are still moving in the same direction asking the same question right now, idea as a young student who went to school for 4-5 years and after studying a skill in school, he ends up with no job and now he is useless to he self and the community because the system is not favoring them alot all…when you have graduates with certificates, but not skills the market will pay for. That’s why people say some courses feel irrelevant most of the times…

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August 09, 2026, 11:00:28 PM
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Useless implies the youth are the problem. They are not. What is really wrong is the linkage between GDP growth and job creation, which economists call employment elasticity. Across a lot of developing countries today, the economies are growing and yet they are not creating any significant jobs for youth. Growth is happening. It is just not getting to those that need it.

In nearly every developing economy, there is a credential inflation crisis. Universities are growing, more graduates than ever, but the economy never created the jobs. Now, a degree is more like entry fee, than a promise. There is a guy who has a BSc in engineering competing for a clerical job with a guy who left in form three. Neither of them can access the sector their training was supposed to unlock.

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Today at 08:45:05 AM
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It's incredibly difficult to find a well-paying job these days. Even if it's challenging and difficult, there are no openings, unfortunately. I had to deal with something similar a few years ago. I couldn't even imagine how difficult it would be to find any kind of work that would help me make ends meet. An employer offers a high salary, but with the stipulation that I have to work 12-14 hours a day. And then how will I live? There's no time even for sleep. Is this a normal existence? It's slavery and madness.

I get your frustration. It's totally unfair. Employers are getting too strict and greedy lately. The AI boom has completely changed the labor market. Now you have to work harder to be able to live comfortably. Obtaining job security, seems impossible these days. Because employers are constantly laying off the human workforce in favor of AI.

Due to these and many other inconveniences, the youth has opted not to seek employment but rather take matters into their own hands. Influencers, content creators, and sponsors would be the jobs of the future. Jobs where you are your own boss with minimal effort. Let employers get sucked into the AI hype. They will eventually regret it and get back to the old ways. I sure hope so...
This employers enforcing much labor and work to employees is the main reason why most youths don’t want to work and prefer working for themselves. As their own boss, they have the liberty to work any time, rest when they feel like, do anything they want and still make their money in their own convenience and at last they even earn more than when working under someone.
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Today at 09:57:26 AM
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When the economy of a country is bad it causes many instabilities and various vices to the country's economy, and her citizens. In most cases, the government is in most cases responsible for a bad economy because it is their own wrong policies, and corruption in the path of the leaders that always lead to economic instability.
Sometimes the corrupt leaders enrich themselves, and do things to the detriment of the country, sometimes they borrow money in behalf of the country, but uses such fund for their own personal business or project outside their own country.
A corrupt leadership don't care about the welfare of the citizens, they cause inflation, unemployment on the increase, high crime rate, and in some cases they contribute to these kind of mayhem directly or indirectly.

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