Thursday 15 November 2012

‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’


Director General of the National Centre for Technological Management, Dr. Willie Siyanbola, has disclosed that unless both government and private sectors generate over 2.5 million jobs yearly, about 60 per cent of Nigerian graduates will remain unemployed.



Speaking at a stakeholders’ sensitisation workshop on ‘Entrepreneurial Attitudinal Status’ in Nigeria’s tertiary institutions at the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, Siyanbola said about five million Nigerians are either not productively engaged or unemployed; a situation which he said was sad.

Commending the Federal Government and some state governments’ intervention programmes to reduce unemployment rate in the country, the DG stated that the effects of the programme would take some time to be noticed. According to him, the issue of job creation should not be left in the hand of the government alone; stressing that job creation was a business for all. CLICK HERE for more information

10 comments:

  1. Hmmmmmm ! This is a very big problem. So both govt and private sectors must create 2.5 million jobs yearly to cushion this unemployment palava ? May God help us.

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  2. Am scared! Very very scared . God pls come to our rescue.

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  3. They are busy building more university of Technology when those that graduated from the various universities have not been given job . It's a pity ,its a very shameful thing. May God help us.

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  4. I no fit shout! Wahala dey big time. For me the only remedy for this we problem dey very simple. Na to fight federal government . Afterall niger delta militants and bokoharam don fight dem and govt settle dem. If d youths relax,i tell u , the unemployment headache go still dey. This thing wey I talk above na d vision wey me don dey see about Naija .

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  5. Yes..they r in trouble..bt evrytin wil b 5n..wit God.

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  6. @Oversabi . No. We don't need to fight . Dialoging with government will be the best.

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  7. You ve this kinda problem and yet you still claim to be the african giant . Too bad

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  8. Thaz why everyone don't need to wait for white collar job ,but have a business doin for the mean time

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  9. Nigerians are in trouble ,pls God come and rescue us .

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  10. The best thing to do is for the youths to fight this insane government and get their right . Nonsense government!

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