DESPITE the lack of jobs in the country, it is always a thing of joy for me when I see young people engaging in skills like fashion designing, barbing, hairdressing, furniture making, among others.
Getting skilled in a vocation is an avenue to distance oneself from poverty, and it is not surprising that many people have even gone on to create successful businesses through their skills.
As a result of this, those who are struggling to find paid employment should look at what they can do towards creating business opportunities for themselves.
Even with the economic situation in the country, many small businesses are still thriving, so it is the mindset of individuals that matter.
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