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How inflation, unemployment, insecurity worsen Nigeria’s out-of-school children woes
By Adesina Wahab Nigeria has the unenviable record of having the highest number of out-of-school children, OSC, in the world, it is currently put at over 15 million. Also, the
You Can’t Have 33% Unemployment and Not Have to Deal with the Implications – Nigeria Governors’ Chairman Fayemi
Chairman of the Nigerian Governors Forum (NGF) Kayode Fayemi says the West African country is dealing with the sociological implications of a 33% unemployment rate. Mr Fayemi who is the
WORSENING UNEMPLOYMENT: Why jobs are disappearing in Nigeria, by experts
The way out! By Peter Egwuatu, Assistant Business Editor, Tunde Oso & Nkiru Nnorom Unemployment rate in Nigeria rose from 27.1 percent to 33.3 percent from December to March 2021,
How to save Nigeria from unemployment – Atiku
Atiku Abubakar ..Says, World’s Highest Unemployment Rate: Time to help this government, help Nigeria We warned about this, but repeated warnings by myself and other patriots were scorned. And now
Unemployment: Group emphasizes skills acquisition, lauds Irikefe on book’s approval
By Mary Obaebor This is just as the group has commended Dr Benjamin Onoriode Irikefe, the author of the “Handbook of Skill Acquisition Training and Empowerment Programmes” on the approval
Competitive technical skills panacea to unemployment – ITF DG
By Marie-Therese Nanlong Unless most Nigerians are equipped with competitive technical skills, we will as a nation continue to fight a losing battle against the plights of poverty and unemployment
Unemployment, poor dietary practices escalating protein deficiency — REPORT
By Chioma Obinna Despite efforts by the government and some private organizations to reduce malnutrition in the country, the latest Nigerian 2020 Protein Deficiency report has shown that poor dietary
What data say of Nigeria’s economy
In the data world, like every other genre of science, there is no room for ambiguity but sufficient allowance for those who want to read the motive of the information
Nigeria’s unemployment rate rises to 33.3%
…Ranks 41st in the world …As Imo tops states with 56.64% By Emmanuel Elebeke The Nigeria unemployment rate rose from 27.1% in Q2, 2020 to 33.3% in Q4, 2020.
Crypto Industry: A means of solving youth unemployment?
By Adesina Wahab Internationally, it is said a person is poor if he lives below $2 a day and Nigeria has been ranked as one of the poorest countries in
