When the Game is Rigged: The New World, the New Knowledge and the Information Age
Part 16.
The allure of civil service in the 1980s Nigeria was high and many learned people were absorbed by the service. Many people just wanted to go to school so that they could work in a ministry.
This coincided with the Industrial boom and like it, the allure of working in a factory was also high. There were gold mines back then such that as a comfortable Nigerian, you are either an industrial worker or a civil servant.
And the country had enough money to accommodate all these people. We've just discovered oil and crude money like a flood was flowing into the country.
But listen times have changed! The world have entered an information age, Industries have gone digital and civil servants are becoming sidelined. One computer can do the job of hundred people.
To have essence in the new age, your knowledge must change, there must be a paradigm shift in the way you view finances. This is what the new age requires. Change or get left behind. Growing old is not increase in number of age, it is lacking info and getting left behind.
The industrial age is dead and civil servants, no matter civil you are, you are still a servant.
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Contribution by: Anthony Ajibola