OBASANJO AND HIS FARM



THE NEED FOR JOB CREATION


I welcome you all to Tales by Olola, a blog where we discuss topical issues, share opinion and help one another to be re-positioned in other to live a purposeful life. Am your loyal host, Olabusola Olorunnowo. 

Obasanjo and his farm
Who can chase him
He that owns the hen
Owns her eggs ...

ASO ROCK excused him 
But in Ota he rules like a king
And breaths like a god
Now tell me ...

What if your job excuses you
Where would you go
Today is good so think of tomorrow
Put your house in order

An IDEA birth Dangote
An IDEA birth Jobberman
An IDEA birth Facebook
An IDEA birth Zenith

Where is your Zenith
When will people patronize your Shoprite
When will your generation Google you
Generations to come will ASK you

There is a problem 
You can resolve
Your worth is more than your income
Decide today...
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The economy of Nigeria needs talented individuals to be self employed and employers of labour, as the labour market is too crowded with graduates, undergraduates and Masters degree holders queuing for unavailable jobs. This bold step is crucial now, considering the meltdown taking place in several organisations. 2016 is a promising & beautiful year but the present Nigerian economy holds a threat on people's jobs and financial status. 
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