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After school: solution or problem


Picture the life you want to live when you get out of school. The job you want to take, the family you want to raise; the kind of house you want to buy and build; the exotic cars you want to own. Holidays and resorts places you want to go. Picture life after school and think of how now, you have worked smart to get there. Can you get to that outside dreamed pictures of yours? Can you really be what you imagined in that few years to come? Have you truly earned it? But paramount of all, do you want to join what the realist call the labour market or what the religious optimist call the favour market? Whatever you call it here, the reality and figures out there prove something spectacular- the solutions you create now are the master keys that open your desired imaginations.
It is one thing to have a degree and swallow a first class but the outside world is more than heaps of certificates because millions in the labour market have same or better qualifications. It is not even the connections you have because like certificate they will only shoot little far but what I am writing on is the reality that lurks in solutions. The world at large want solutions and it is only those who can offer solutions that the world will employ. What solution do you have at hand now? What problems are you trying to solve in this school, at home, in your organization and in Nigeria? How feasible or importantly successful is the solution. Africa and the world have problems; that is a job but how many of the certificate holders can solve it. Problems could be anything whatsoever but the solution you have is what will make headway for you. The solution is that genius in you.
So know for sure that it is good to have a first class certificate, better to have solutions to problems but the best is to have solutions that people in your family, community, organization needs.  The truth is some people will still have third class and still earn more than a first class or go better in life than a first class because in their hands lies a bucket full of solutions the world is dying to have. If you can not meet needs then you are not fit for employment. If you don’t have any solution to problems of life then you are as useless as anything you yourself can think of.
The solution lies all in us; the solution to resolve issues and bring out the best in life. The world would only pay and need us more by the powers of problems we can take and solve. The job market is for those who have the qualifications, not in paper prints, but unfolding in their mind, to creating a world of solution that meets every need their environment is battling with.  As fine as it is to dream those beautiful dreams, know for sure that the world out there shapes the dream of those who have solution, build solutions and creates opportunities for others. Think solutions today

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