Sorry for the lateness, I was supposed to post this since June, when it was still fresh. Notwithstanding, the gist is not late at all.Guys, this must be a joke, for real, otherwise, Nigeria is in a serious problem, as it tells deeply the kind of people managing the country.
I read from Punch that
FG plans to train 100,000 youths annually in Forex trading, claiming it's meant to tackle unemployment among the youth. Could this even be true? Forex trading to tackle unemployment? Is the Nigerian government this ridiculous? How???
I've been in the world of trading for about 20 years now, so I am in the right position to say that trading is not child's play. To date, in the course of my trading escapade, I've met hundreds of people (if not a little above a thousand), and I've also trained quite a few myself. However, as I type now, I am the only active trader among them. This is how scary trading is. I, myself, should have abandoned trading for years if not that I was stupidly stubborn until it got better.
This is certainly a mistake, or perhaps a mischievous/corrupt plan to pump money meant to be stolen to their cronies (Investonaire Academy) in the guise of training a vast number of youths in Forex trading.
Its quite unfortunate that i was born into this country, but i believe God did not make a mistake, because they manners our politicians thinks, you will be so ashamed to call yourself a Nigerian. The political class has dis-marketed the image of this country to the mud. At times i do not blame them because Nigerians are the most docile people in the world today, that is why the politicians do things and get away from it without consequences.
how does this training make sense to the world? its just an avenue to steal public funds nothing more. forex training at this point where the world is going into Bitcoin reserve, Nigerian government is here looking for youth to train on forex trading, its a shame. In a country where the police see a forex traders as criminals. Its really funny mate.