Nigeria, Oct. 30 -- A few weeks ago, I read on social media how some young Nigerian graduates described their situation in life. They believed that they were simply not lucky or that destiny had not favored them. They thought that the same destiny had smiled on others by giving them jobs while denying them similar opportunities. To them, getting a job and doing well in life is purely a matter of fate, and there is nothing a person can do if destiny has chosen otherwise. Those who preach and believe in this idea are mostly young people who are fast running out of their youthful years. Their only achievement appears to be the standard Nigerian pathway; basic primary and secondary education, followed by university, then the mandatory one-yea...