The painful part in your education you have experience so far

[Joeboy]

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If the Nigeria economy cannot help an individual, the person should help himself or herself...Graduate or no graduates, there are skills out there one can learn, we also have jobs that own could very well create for themselves... The bone of contention here is that guys should at least start from somewhere instead of just waiting for the government or then resorting to crimes... I did a little field trip today, I met with a guy who was a road side POS operator... We had a few discussions, and from the discussion I was able to learn that he was a graduate with no job and no one to sponsor him..Instead of him staying at home or begging, he started POS business.He explained to me how he always gets loan from Opay and Palmpay just to  support his business till he is able to gather enough money to open a shop on his own and then expand into other business.. I loved this guy's mentality, he surely is a son of the soil..Coz he didn't wait till federal government gave him a job, he instead created a job for himself and in years to come I wouldn't be surprised if this guys grows into a very big business mogul coz he has a very forward way of thinking unlike others who keeps waiting and blaming the FGN..

[Female King]

And he said that, no knowledge is a waste for at least he was able to relate his knowledge to Bitcoin investments since he has known connection to push forward with what he studied in school, he said to me that he thought that his life has ended till the day he was introduced to Bitcoin investments and from that day his mindset changed toward failure.

How does bitcoin investment in any way relate to most of the courses we studied in higher institution? Literally anyone that knows how to read and write and that is technically sound is capable of being invested into bitcoin. Your bitcoin investment journey has nothing to do with the degree you've acquired. A failed system is a failed system and it goes beyond using bitcoin as a substitute to it.

As for the relevance of the national youth service scheme. The goal is simply to allow people get to learn the cultural and ethnic lifestyle of the different part of the country. It was not design for job creation purpose and regarding that, it's worthy of note that the scheme has not failed and making that happen. As a matter of fact, we aee the ones that are destroying the scheme by refusing to be posted to regions that are far from ours. Though the main reason is because of insecurity, its not a failure of the scheme but still goes back to the failure on the part of the government.

The country we are in doesn't favor degrees unless you are connected or God by your side. The national youth service scheme design for graduate in different parts of the country to get familieris with each other and also a room to learn any skill of your choice through while serving your nation so that you can be doing something to survive and earn a good living if you couldn't get white collar job.

There are things the government should look in to in the service scheme, since they can't stop insecurities in Nigeria they should stop posting corp member to a far state but state close the where they came from or if possible everybody should serve in there various states.

[Don Saga]

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The most painful educational experience in my life would be the rising increase in the rate of unemployed graduates in my country and the constant increase in the rate of social media influencers which makes me wonder whether education is really useless or the country is the problem. Everyday, I come across so many people online who would sit down, create funny contents and make money from it, and in no way does these content provide some sort of educational information but its aimed at making people laugh.

This brings me to the question, "does education still have value or it's just being projected the wrong way?" These reoccurring issue has made so many students focus more on content creation over the real experiences of life to solve societal problems, we now have more people interested in making content about everything over prioritizing their purpose in life.

[Chilwell]

The country we are in doesn't favor degrees unless you are connected or God by your side. The national youth service scheme design for graduate in different parts of the country to get familieris with each other and also a room to learn any skill of your choice through while serving your nation so that you can be doing something to survive and earn a good living if you couldn't get white collar job.

There are things the government should look in to in the service scheme, since they can't stop insecurities in Nigeria they should stop posting corp member to a far state but state close the where they came from or if possible everybody should serve in there various states.

You have a very good point but will they listen or act like this, by the way the government officials are really benefiting from this insecurity, which I have so much confidence that they will not do what you said because it will affect them. Since our mineral resources has been used as collateral to the loans they are carrying, they now shift to trade human lives replace those money that they are used to. Our leaders could not even pretend to be caring for us rather they do things openly since they know we cannot do anything.

The degree certificate in Nigeria is not something that we should be happy about when it's comes to achieving something for the country, the certificate now, we do individual celebration by welcoming the graduate to the most difficult life that every student undergo, what I am advising the youth now is to engage themselves in any kind of skills are not depending on government.

[Tungbulu]

Truly speaking, it's very bad to go through school and graduate with very good results, but not get a good job anywhere. There are many graduates out there with good certificates who couldn't find a job; most of them end up doing roadside businesses like pos and other daily local businesses just to make a living.
At least your friend has thought of going into the crypto space, which is a good thing, but you should try as much as possible to inform him that in Bitcoin investment there's no quick way to make money, as the market is unpredictable

Well you see, it’s really disheartening to find several qualified graduates still jobless and struggling to secure suitable jobs for themselves. Going into crypto isn’t a bad idea for him, but it’s very crucial to understand that Bitcoin isn’t a get rich quick scheme and so he should completely ignore such idea and focus more on making proper research, and always remember that patience and risk management are what would make him succeed in the market because of the unpredictability and volatility of the market.

[Chinesebaby]

I was discussing passed experience during our school days with a colleague of mine that brought out these topics, that the painful part he has experience in his life is, with all the sleepless nights of borning candles reading to graduate with a nice grade and after graduating from tertiary institution, there is still one  year Compulsory of NYSC, that he sees as a waste of time if not of the important of the NYSC certificate is in Nigeria or all over the world, yet Nigeria will still rewrite your story by not giving the opportunity of practicing what you have studied in school, that only the few lucky ones that have connections to work with what they turely study in school.

That there are so many graduates out there with bright futures still struggling to survive yet know body is there to connect them with there destiny helpers but end up driving tricycle or being a cleaning and why some give up themselves due to too much frustration they come in contact with and which might expose them to crimes in the society.

And he said that, no knowledge is a waste for at least he was able to relate his knowledge to Bitcoin investments since he has known connection to push forward with what he studied in school, he said to me that he thought that his life has ended till the day he was introduced to Bitcoin investments and from that day his mindset changed toward failure.

To be honestly speaking, it's actually painful remembering everything we went through in the University or Polytechnic, and after successful graduation from the University, you are deprived of having a 1year experience in a related field to what you actually studied in school for greater exposure. But apart from that, the more bigger pain is graduating with no job after your compulsory 1year NYSC,. And if we are to ask whose fault is this, then you will know that the government is to be blamed for failing to create job opportunities, despite having the necessary resources from the Federal allocation. And until government create an enabling ground for graduate to be practiced what they studied in school without feeling been left out, this will continue to be the story of every graduate.

[DYOR+BTC]

Truly speaking, it's very bad to go through school and graduate with very good results, but not get a good job anywhere. There are many graduates out there with good certificates who couldn't find a job; most of them end up doing roadside businesses like pos and other daily local businesses just to make a living.
At least your friend has thought of going into the crypto space, which is a good thing, but you should try as much as possible to inform him that in Bitcoin investment there's no quick way to make money, as the market is unpredictable

Well you see, it’s really disheartening to find several qualified graduates still jobless and struggling to secure suitable jobs for themselves. Going into crypto isn’t a bad idea for him, but it’s very crucial to understand that Bitcoin isn’t a get rich quick scheme and so he should completely ignore such idea and focus more on making proper research, and always remember that patience and risk management are what would make him succeed in the market because of the unpredictability and volatility of the market.

Investing in bitcoin is a very good program, though its outcome don't come quickly but it must definitely come according to once investment option.  From beginning many doubted the possibility of gaining stability financially without knowing it is one of the best investment option in the world now.
All we need do is to invest with caution and never include greed on the process because greed is the only reason many easy get scammed on the process of investing

[Dreadboost]

We all share the same sentiment concerning education in Nigeria. Five years' expenses at a Nigerian university, where the cost is high. Rent and hostel fees are also high. Insecurity in the school, constant transportation within the school premises, and the most annoying part, lecturers enforcing bribery on all students. These are the challenges I went through as a Nigerian student. No wonder whenever we finish university, we don't usually care to go for NYSC immediately. It is mostly the female gender that likes to go for NYSC immediately.

Nigerian education is a complete waste of time for someone who has a plan to use his certificate to serve the country. Without a connection, the certificates are useless. Graduates are now using their certificates to apply for a waiter job in a bar.