@jcniyomugabo Bitter truth we can't accept 😞

@Elvis_Mulongo True

@jcniyomugabo Just 8% can understand this

@jcniyomugabo Indeed bro... Skill not just Degree. Iam proud to be a farmer and i Dey enjoying it 🥰 ooooo

@jcniyomugabo Bitter truth

@jcniyomugabo Food for thought 🤔

@jcniyomugabo The child must know how to maintain it

@jcniyomugabo This needs total meditation to assimilate it totally. 🙏thanks

@jcniyomugabo Very much true. Align farming with other agro business for future.

@jcniyomugabo Ukweli mchungu

@jcniyomugabo Professors understanding benefits of education, often prioritize providing their children with the best possible learning opportunities, ensuring a foundation for success beyond material possessions. Both land and education contribute uniquely to a person's legacy and potential

@jcniyomugabo What fortune.... Think about that

@jcniyomugabo Scientists make money via patents, grants, consultancies, influence, networks, etc. There are many ways to skin a cat.

@jcniyomugabo Education is Not an end in itself, its a means to acquire the Said assets. Unless, you forego everything else in the pursuit of Education.

@jcniyomugabo I would argue that in both cases, what one is really handing down is knowledge. Livestock, land and fortune can be wasted quickly if one was not taught anything about managing them. Similarly, if one passes down knowledge to children, then that is a gift that can never be taken.

@jcniyomugabo Bros you know lie

@jcniyomugabo Professors leave huge estates for their offsprings.

@jcniyomugabo The painful truth

@jcniyomugabo Well put🙏. Certificates certify you've learnt for living & not for a show😎

@jcniyomugabo @Keter28182475 hopefully that professor had some assets he could have passed down