6–9 months of struggle to master a skill is better than 40 years of building someone else's dream for peanuts.
If you’re ready to lock in and learn a digital skill, drop a comment.
I’ll see if I can guide you or point you toward the right resources. Let’s get to work. 💻🚀
They will intimidate u and make u feel less of urself. They will make it seem like they’re helping u by paying u peanuts after a full month of hustle and struggle for them.
The see u being ambitious as arrogant.
Leave that circle, they’ve got nothing for u.
Gutted to have seen this happen live on National TV.
South Africans have more to loose if Nigerians decide to return the same energy.
Companies like MTN and DSTV won’t survive this, but we’re all Africans.
Enough of the hate, we can work together and make Africa better
@ESPNUK Mind u we lost an FA cup final to Leicester city in that same 2021. The goal was scored with an obvious hand ball, where the player controlled the ball with his arm before he took the shot.
Boom, the goal stands
@ESPNUK But we can’t win inside side England even though we always find our way into those finals. I’m pretty sure Manchester City would have won us in the 2021 Champions league final if it was a competition that was organized by the English FA
Even within Africa, we're seeing 'local' racism—people being mistreated by their fellow Africans simply because they are considered outsiders in a host country
Why is it so hard to find a good boss? In this part of the world, your manager holds all the cards, and the odds of them using that power well are slim. It feels like we’re at the mercy of individuals rather than systems. Thoughts?
So far u still work in an organization where you’re not the boss, you will always face a lot of tribulations.
I’ve come to realise that the ratio of bad people to good people on earth especially in Africa is ratio 99:1.
Never will I plan to work under anybody again ❌
I’ve learnt my lessons