If you were a billionaire, would you still make your child learn a trade/work?
BattaBox decided to ask Nigerians what they would do…
“As a billionaire…would you allow your child to learn handwork,” Warri Pikin asks.
“Sure!” a young lady instantly answers.
“I no fit allow…as money don dey, wetin he dey find for handwork again?” a young man laughs. “He go work for my own company,” he adds.
“Na when you no know wetin you dey do na when the handwork no go pay you but if you follow up with the handwork it go pay you pass graduates sef!” another man answers.
What would you do?
Would you allow your child to learn a trade/work in general if you had BILLIONS of naira in the bank???
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CERTAINLY! Billionaire or not, ones child should learn and develop their own skills. NO ONE KNOWS TOMORROW. MONEY COMES AND GOES.
why is people on the railroad?
No matter your financial status, no one should aspire to get a job any more. Be your own boss, build your own empire and stop relying on others for income and making profit for them while you collect the change
If you were a billionaire you child would be well educated ( probably educated abroad) and that child would grow up to have confidence to invest money or have other people working for them while they just rake in the profits or just be a greed arrogant person like most greedy rich people that don’t care about the underprivileged because the rich and educated in Nigeria seem to look down on poor uneducated people personally I admire those less well off for facing a hard existence against all the odds that they still manage to smile and battle on, there is a cleanliness and dignity in the poor that’s lacking in the rich, corrupt and greedy all over the world.
Lol ,this is a bad disease and it teaches the wrong values .Tis the reason why Nigeria earns billions in oil money but never develops because people worship money instead of skills
is this English? weird
Yoruba warri boy from Anambra State, nna eh
Warri pikin, real conversation; on second thought, I will do just like Trump: make the wealth generational by employing and teaching my kids the value of hard work.