Word on d Streets

Hi, you have come here a number of times. No updates. Thats because I have my own blog at http://9jasite.com.

Come over, I promise you a good time.

I sat at my father's feet the other day and asked him how things were when he left school. He had a number of things to say, but I can't remember all except

In the 60s and 70s, when you left school, you were assured of a white collar job, a company car and enough funds to make you proud that you went to school. Cool!

In the 80s, the story changed a little bit, you had to walk a little to get a job. But look on the bright side, there were jobs.

I really pity the graduates of the 90s, they bore the most burden. NO JOBS. Holes in shoes, I have a number of uncles who fall into that category.

I am of the early 00s, and our generation is not going the way of the previous generation. No way am I going to walk the streets of Lagos looking for a job. Entrepeneurship. Amen. Walk the streets, OK, looking for a job, NO WAY! Am starting out on my own.

Some youths share my thoughts but in a different way. They don't intend loooking for jobs, but they need to make money fast. The next option, GAMBLING.

I was wondering, if I won the ellusive lottery and was given a cheque of 25 Billion Naira, what would I do with it? Still wondering? I would start my own bank ofcourse.

Street Bank - banking with an attitude.

Why that slogan/motto or whatever it is called? Simple, our operating processes.....

Have been away for a while. I had to take some time off and attend to personal "needs".

Finally, my "girlfriend" is now "my girlfriend". Just thought I should notify you.