I laugh when Nigerians talk about Technology & Innovation as the solutions to our problems.
Don’t get me wrong, technology is important but more than anything else, we need to urgently fix Nigeria& #39;s education & create jobs for young people before this country implodes. #Thread.
Don’t get me wrong, technology is important but more than anything else, we need to urgently fix Nigeria& #39;s education & create jobs for young people before this country implodes. #Thread.
During one of our recent trips on #VSFCovid19Intervention to Warri from Benin, something happened that brought my statement above into a better perspective.
We got stuck in a terrible traffic at Koko Junction just before Ologbo.
We got stuck in a terrible traffic at Koko Junction just before Ologbo.
Stuck there in traffic, some Niger Delta boys ‘showed us pepper’.
They seized our food trucks, removed the batteries & demanded for N75,000 before we could move.
They boasted that even if the Governor calls them, our trucks won& #39;t move till we settle them. They weren& #39;t joking.
They seized our food trucks, removed the batteries & demanded for N75,000 before we could move.
They boasted that even if the Governor calls them, our trucks won& #39;t move till we settle them. They weren& #39;t joking.
Anyway, based on logistics, we had to drop sha, so we can continue with our journey.
So, how can a Mobile App or Artificial Intelligence solve a knotty issue like this? Without education and massive job creation, we already sitting on a ticking time bomb.
So, how can a Mobile App or Artificial Intelligence solve a knotty issue like this? Without education and massive job creation, we already sitting on a ticking time bomb.
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We need to fix our education, else we can& #39;t hide from the consequences of a failed education system.