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| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by charlsecy4(m): 5:46pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
isleman: .... a graduate was telling she is from Abeokuta state. She didn't even know she was wrong because she said it over again severally. Out of about 200 applications i went through only 42 could write a sound C.V.... [size=14]The truth is that you can't judge a person's practical ability from their word of mouth. That a person can't write a proper CV doesn't necessarily mean they won't excel in the job, if employed. All those interviews and tests are mainly crowd control technique! If not, why were those tests not conducted in 1960's, '70s when company representatives were wooing fresh graduates to work in their company?[/size] 2 Likes |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by October1st: 5:53pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
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| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by knash1(m): 5:56pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
All i need is just Visa. Nigeria is a failed country. |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by Godogwu: 5:58pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
Fhemmmy: did you try loaning from the bank?, well I have no idea....never needed to loan money, still an undergrad  |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by Godogwu: 5:59pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
k'nash: good for you, you'll prolly do some organised marriage ish to get papers and stuff yea?.....thats just sad tho |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by 360command: 6:11pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
Ucheosefoh: did u know how many years some piple have spent at home searching for dream courses like law, medicine etc with no success they have 2 take any course offered to them. Did u think is easy writing jamb every year btw I know some piple who study those courses I list above yet they are jobless, unemployment cover all sectors of the economy Guy, take it easy. This is why they say Nigerians dont speak good English. You are also the course of unemployment in this country |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by Nobody: 6:18pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
*Smh* |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by Mgbadike80: 6:33pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
We know our government have failed but the truth is that our graduates have failed more. To be honest, if i'm an employer, i won't employ any of my ppa colleagues during youth service. I generally call them educated illiterates. I can swear none of them wrote and passed their waec on their own based on their performance during our service yr. So yes we need a violent revolution but even that might not be enough to put this country in order. Most nigerians would later die than think. engineerd: There is a JOB waiting for those 60% unemployed youths! TAKE UR COUNTRY BACk!!!! IT'S CALLED REVOLUTION!!!We know our government have failed but the truth is that our graduates have failed more. To be honest, if i'm an employer, i won't employ any of my ppa colleagues during youth service. I generally call them educated illiterates. I can swear none of them wrote and passed their waec on their own based on their performance during our service yr. So yes we need a violent revolution but even that might not be enough to put this country in order. Most nigerians would later die than think. |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by webizone(m): 6:33pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
Shaw007: All thz Ppl here shouting "they are 2 lazy . . . they can't thInK . . .there are Lots of business ideas".are either stILL students or are just being Unrealistic with themselves. . .with the Kind of resources this country has,theres ntn wrong if every average graduate gets employed,at least 2 get the ball rolling,is that 2 much 2 ask for?? Infact let the money mismanagement and every stops,if the situatIon wud not lighten. . .Even if they want 2 start their Own business. . Is that how easy the money is circulatIng?? Abeg make we hia word Jor,i say no more!! True. |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by Mgbadike80: 6:36pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
360command:mumu in ur mind, ur a professor of english? It's mumus like u that give d nigerian graduate a bad name. Obnoxiously proud when ur not better than those u cajole. |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by 360command: 6:45pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
Mgbadike80: mumu in ur mind, ur a professor of english? It's mumus like u that give d nigerian graduate a bad name. Obnoxiously proud when ur not better than those u cajole. I am 360command. |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by webizone(m): 6:56pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
360command: Salute sir. He is 360command. Confident. |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by einsteine(m): 6:57pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
Statingtheobvious.com dkolu: 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. |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by tampa1871: 7:14pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
ARE THEY EMPLOYABLE? |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by Nobody: 7:24pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
cheddarking: Another thing is....Have you ever sat for jamb sha, people in naija don't usually choose to study those courses you listed. A lot of times, the university offers you those courses based on the cut off mark. Top course again are usually reserved for lecturer and big man pikins dem. A few usually get enrolled on top courses based on merit. And even, your petroleum or Banking and finance degree still doesn't guarantee a job after graduation due to high unemployment rate in the country. |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by Ucheosefoh(m): 7:30pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
360command:lol but this is nt how to correct somebody's mistake u showed lack of maturity with ur correction mind u no body is perfect even Dangote is nt perfect in English language but he is employing graduates more educated than him, u dnt judge somebody's capability with his knowledge of english language rather the ideas in his head and his achievements, piple like Dangote, Bill Gate, Steve Jobs and odas who make gud use of the ideas in their heads rather dan their knowledge of english language are examples of the point I am trying to make that the most important is somebody's idea nt his english speaking skills |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by Nobody: 7:37pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
isleman: Its a pity but the real question is are they employable? I was a member of a team that interviewed some set of graduates a year ago and a graduate was telling she is from Abeokuta state. She didn't even know she was wrong because she said it over again severally. Out of about 200 applications i went through only 42 could write a sound C.V and i could only recommend 12 satisfactorily. it was an easy interview for me as they failed woefully.One of the problems with Nigeria. Because you interviewed ssce holders for an unskilled job, u have now concluded that Nigerian graduates are not employable.Are they not products of your educational system that is in shambles? The same educational system that produced you. So what makes you think that you are better than them.smh 1 Like |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by Nobody: 7:54pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
60% is an conservative; 70 is more realistic. |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by NEROSKY(m): 8:02pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
it should be 99% |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by bakynes(m): 8:13pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
Recent figures show unemployment is 72 percent in naija and the problem is that most of this old pple dont want to retire u see people at 70 years old still working so ow do u expect the youth to get jobs with pple like dat.When naija sets a reasonable retirement age with good pension scheme then we wld see changes. and also the issue of this HR pple especially the Nigerian HR pple they dont want pple more qualified than them to come in and be boss over them 1 Like |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by bigmaut: 8:18pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
The statistics are incorrect govt. or private sectors doesnt generate 2.5million jobs yearly they rather cause unemployment i will give an example the banning of okada in lagos or delta,does he know how many youths are thrown into d unemployment market instaed what guvnors are doin are scrambling over themselves to buy private jets |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by bakynes(m): 8:30pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
k'nash:Do you think Visa will help u when all the nations of the world are getting strict with their immigration laws meaning u cant get a job if your not a white citizen 1 Like |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by gunners160(m): 8:33pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
So Abt 60% of our young graduates are unemployed 4 dat mata.yet we hear of pastors&politicians buyin private jet worth billions of naira.instead of investin it on job creation |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by Fhemmmy: 8:41pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
Godogwu: Try and find out . . . Then, you will see how rough it is and discouraging, i have never applied for a loan before as well, but i tried to be informed |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by fankasibe: 9:10pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
A friend of mine who is an Economics graduate will dress in tie and suit, he works as a brick-layer everyday since he has got no option. 1 Like |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by nikky5(m): 9:22pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
I told my children that degrees alone cannot guarantee them a future in this country.I graduated over two decades ago and workd as a lecturer the preceding month I finished my NYSC.But today I do five different things here in Lagos.Business ideas flow everywhere and I am grateful to God that i dont need my degree anymore. |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by dartsidius7(m): 10:28pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
i dont think its right for some people to call other peeps lazy. even the youths that have jobs, are being trampled upon by their employers. why? cos they know that there are like 7000 people waiting to replace you, if you phuck up. naija is a country where even the basic amenities are scarce. peeps cant even start businesses that involve electricity, cos there is no power. my friends say that its not easy abroad, but they never seem to want to come back home. some scream revolution but dont even have the heart for it. God help us. |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by BJB007(m): 10:38pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
It should be 90%. The Government estimate looks inaccurate. I don't see this govt or the next solving the issue of unemployment. The brilliant way out is for youths to invest in themselves. A degree is not enough to survive in this highly competitive society. Many self employed youths are making millions out there. Seun Osewa is an example. So, it may be an idea or a small company. It will grow. Let's think productive. Human resource alone is enough to make Nigeria a super power. Let's not rely on the Govt to get rich.
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| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by subterfuge: 10:39pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
Wetin concern MUMU fucker G.E.J. His own is to loot the treasury and tell nigerians stories for ever. once he can loot and distort or destroy panel reports indicting his sexer diezani from scandal, he is satisfied. 1 Like |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by Nobody: 1:07am On Nov 16, 2012 |
krexpo: Dat figure he gave is inaccurate! It is actually about 85-90% dat are unemployed! One thing is for sure, revolution!i agree with you...the signs are iminent... definitely heading that way...its goin to take so many by surprise, the fact is that project Nigeria has been so terribly managed.God help us |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by doppler777(m): 1:31am On Nov 16, 2012 |
 [color=#000000][/color]mko abiola: REVOLUTION is d solutionWell...thats why private jets are lining up in 9ja nowadays..."THEY ARE READY TO JETAWAY @ ANYTIME"... |
| Re: ‘60% Of Nigerian Graduates Are Unemployed’ by doppler777(m): 1:37am On Nov 16, 2012 |
gunners160: So Abt 60% of our young graduates are unemployed 4 dat mata.yet we hear of pastors&politicians buyin private jet worth billions of naira.instead of investin it on job creationAgain....... those "jet owners" are getting ready to "JETOUT" before "wahala bust" trust mee  gunners160: So Abt 60% of our young graduates are unemployed 4 dat mata.yet we hear of pastors&politicians buyin private jet worth billions of naira.instead of investin it on job creationAgain....... those "jet owners" are getting ready to "JETOUT" before "wahala bust" trust mee |
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