Apostle Okose Emmanuel Asserts Education Is Scam And It Is A Man's Gift That Makes Them Rich

• Apostle Okose Emmanuel, a prominent cleric, has caused a stir on TikTok by stating that Education is a scam and the key to wealth lies in one's gifts
• He emphasized that salary acts as a drug to deter employees from pursuing their dreams and that reading and writing are the only essential forms of education
• His thought-provoking statements have sparked debates on the role of education and the pursuit of success

Apostle Okose Emmanuel, a prominent cleric, has sparked a significant stir on TikTok with his controversial views on education and wealth.

In a video shared on the platform, he boldly expressed that "Education is a scam" and asserted that the path to riches lies in recognizing and nurturing one's gifts, rather than relying on traditional education.

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He further emphasized that salary acts as drug employers provide to distract employees from pursuing their dreams, advocating instead for harnessing individual talents to gain favor with influential figures.

Apostle Okose Emmanuel's thought-provoking statements have ignited discussions among netizens, with many expressing diverse opinions on the role of education and the pursuit of success.

How social media users reacted to Apostle Okose Emmanuel's take on education

While some resonated with his perspective on prioritizing innate talents, others defended the value of formal education in personal growth and skill development. Below are some of their reactions.

evergreenvi0 said:

Yes I give credit when I see dis kind of video cuz I no go schoolbut am Rich so when my children ask me evidence deh I no fit explain

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Michael Mathias commented:

Your payment is just what is holding you back. Now even the ones with degree are now learning tailoring

Henry2 stated:

I don't need to be billionaires, I don't need to be rich, I only need to be comfortable, and happy.

indicated:

it actually depends on what you're educating yourself on. learning to make hair is a form of education...and hence skill acquisition.

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Source: YEN.com.gh