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Economic meltdown in the USA, strikes in France, massive budgetary cuts in Britain is all the news today so in these harsh economic times it has become absolutely necessary to maximise our productivity, diversify our income and reduce our expenses but that’s easier said than done. Isn’t it?

With a high rate of unemployment in Nigeria and a large number of graduates out of work, their skills could begin to earn them money before while they search for jobs and even afterwards as a part-time business or do they simply sit back and hope a job comes through the door?

Well not according to the team at GigaZu.com who believe that each of us has a skill. It could be organising, graphics, sewing, cooking, rock climbing, teaching, photography, parenting, marketing, business or whatever. Well, why not turn that skill or knowledge into cash and take the strain off your pocket?

In the absence of both and given the huge human capital Nigeria has at her disposal, the question is, which of these two, if properly addressed will expedite development?