In Africa, Ghana West Africa where i was born and bred, when we were kids they told us that education is the key to success, so our parents have sent us to school hoping to achieve our aims and goals.
But recently, there are a lot of educated personnel with knowledge and skills and yet they can't achieve their aims and goals even unemployed still being burdens to their parents bit in the beginning we were told education in the key so then I asked myself what has gone wrong? Or is it that the PADLOCK has been changed so the key can no longer open the padlock again.
In the other continents such as Europe, Australia, Asia, North and South America, we've not heard of such thing specifically graduates are largely unemployed. In these continents or these parts of the world they keep adapting to the system and changes and technology and sciences as well to keep themselves from such brouhaha. But Africans as we always keep fighting racism won't adapt to the new changes, systems, technology and sciences. All we do spending our precious time on unnecessary things which won't gain us anything
Additionally, as I said we can't adapt to technology and sciences even now we still use machetes to farm a vast piece of land
insted of modern technological machines like
Tractor
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And combine harvester
Let's all adapt ourselves to the system and technological advances.
Africans let's adapt to the new changes we found ourselves.
Education is no more the key I think so but that doesn't mean we shouldn't go to school, NO that's not my point but we should rebrand our minds about education again
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