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GET SKILLS & GO TO WORK!
By Talented Olayinka



 

We have reach a stage in Nigeria where we have to call a spade a spade and the TRUTH has to be told in whatsoever language of expression.

Employment in Nigeria has always been Who you know and Not what you know or What you can do (what you can offer).
It has been by Compliment and not by competence.
Yet, I tell you today, Young people get skilled.
Acquire Skill! Until You are truly Skillful You cannot be completely Useful.
Understand that with the RIGHT SKILL, You can CREATE Employments.

I know couple of people in the banking sector, Public office holders, Civil servants and host of others in various organisations using forged Certificate for their employments because that is what we celebrate in our Country,  We celebrate CERTIFICATE and not SKILLS. Certificate is buyable but Skill is not but acquirable.
Though, Certificate is acquirable too but you can acquired Certificate without acquiring the required Skill.

HEAR THIS;
Great Dreams requires great Skill not many Certificates"

- Innovation answers to Skill not Certificate.

Young People,
Fresh Graduates,
Wake Up! Get Skills and go to Work.  For It is only WORK that makes THINGS Work.
Don't go to Work because of what you will EARN alone but for what You will LEARN. It's Your Learning Capacity that determines Your Earning Capacity.

See You again on this same platform.

I'm Talented Olayinka
CEO, Talent Signature Group and the President of Change Agent, Africa.
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