This is what it should be a country constantly messed up for a whopping period of 16 yrs with impunity, well we hope for change to come.

Why u com Aradite/glue ur lips?Say something.

efilefun:

Well

Feranmicharles:


Oya shout buhari make I see

Do you have an idea what months the second quarter of the year represent?

So Where are we going to in this Country. May d All-sufficient God meet all ur needs today, this week, this month, this year and the rest of your life IJN

omenka:
Most of these figures result from the TAN employees who lost their jobs after JonaTAN's resounding defeat. I think they were 12million of them, judging from the signatures collected by Ifeanyi Uba, so we expect the figure to rise as PDP clearly
stated its resolve to cut salaries and jobs. Some Wailers on the forum would be affected too.

A little fraction comes from banks and industries. But many have also been gainfully employed in the same period under review.

You are obviously good at what you do. No wonder they (APC Propaganda Unit) employed you

may God not let anyone of us experience. It has never been a good condition.

We should blame PDP for this!!!

ShowYourCertificate:
You are obviously good at what you do. No wonder they (APC Propaganda Unit) employed you

Lol. You no well.

Am watching.

soo bad....

Which way Nigeria. I think is better we separate maybe that will be solution to all this problem. Housa Igbo yoruba and niger delta every body go hustle. It will be an interesting competition.

NLC is dead since Osho baba comot from there.We all see the uselessness of once vibrant NAFDAC under late DORA(May her soul RIP)What we have now are thieves.

toopsy22:
And Nobody Is Protesting,,, NLC is sleeping... I guess those who lost their jobs already have an alternative,,,,,

Team start something independent,, don't depend on white collar job.. They could become black collar when you least expect... ##Farming is the future,,#be ya own boss

omenka:
Lol. You no well.

I doff my hat for you bro. You too much

ITbomb:
Simple math

1,362,274 (New Hire) - 1, 317,700 (Sacked) = 44,574 increase in the employed

[size=14pt]This is a good development[/size]

U did nt tåke into cognisance d new set of unemployed churned out after NYSC.

because we rely solely on education, we refuse to develop our entrepreneurial skills, until dat is done, unemployment will continue to rise, u don't need to be a graduate to be an MD/CEO of a company. I spoke with a lady friend of mine on facebook, she's an American, I asked her about her educational status and she said she dropped out of college but the position she's occupying now in an establishment ordinarily demands a minimum of masters degree but she doesn't even have a college certificate. I asked her how dat is possible she den replied dat she knows d job and started small den worked her way to d top, she said it's all about what u can do and not about certification. In my former company I was really close to some of our expatriates and dere confession is really alarming, only few of dem passed through college, the rest are just ordinary plumbers, carpenters, electricians, mechanics and so on. But dey fuckingg know d job compared to our masters and even PhD holders. We just go to skool for certificate yet we don't know anything.

PassingShot:

Do you have an idea what months the second quarter of the year represent?

no I'd like to know it

The northern president should create jobs.That was one of his campaign promises.

The increase in the rate of unemployment is as a result of the devaluation of our Naira against the dollar which invariably make importation of capital and labour more expensive thereby making companies to sack some workers inother to create more funds for production of goods...
Don't know why a great country of ours has to go through this phase given the level of resouces we have at our disposal.
Let's just pray and hope that our dear president will make 1 dollar equals to 1 naira quick so that this senario will be reversed...

What happened to YOUWIN & GIS?

[size=15pt]Okonjo-Iweala is here with her numbers again....saddist
[/size]

luvinhubby:
What happened to YOUWIN & GIS?

[size=15pt]The same thing that happened to Michael Jackson and Bruce Lee.............#DEAD[/size]

There is no job scasity anything ooh! The shi' is that some 4kaz are just waiting for FG to come knock on their door and saay, 'come work'.

See Agricultural sector for instance, we've got so many activities to be done there but boys of these days are hoping on oil and political jobs #smh.

As for me, I will continue with my recharge card pprinting business, I will continue to fix ccomputer systems and get my daily -bread. One day, I shall offer jobs to the Govt.

If u believe, like my like

People shouting entrepreneurship, if everybody na entrepreneur, who dem go hire?

shadowgwalker:
There is no job scasity anything ooh! The shi' is that some 4kaz are just waiting for FG to come knock on their door and saay, 'come work'.

See Agricultural sector for instance, we've got so many activities to be done there but boys of these days are hoping on oil and political jobs #smh.

As for me, I will continue with my recharge card pprinting business, I will continue to fix ccomputer systems and get my daily -bread. One day, I shall offer jobs to the Govt.

If u believe, like my like

[size=15pt]1,000,000 likes...

Seun give this dude a bottle of cold beer...[/size]

Too much emphasis on education, for crying out loud, we all have one skill or the other, why not develop it and bcom great entrepreneurs, an average Nigerian graduate goes up and down looking for who to work for, a lot sit at home lazying around hiding under the canopy of unemployment. What we need now is job creators not job hunters, hundreds of thousands of graduates are bin dumped into the labor market every quarter with no job. Smh. We need to encourage skill development. A friend of mine was forced to study medicine by his parents and dis dude prefers IT, very handy wen it comes to programming and IT skills, but he went ahead to study medicine just to pls his parents after graduating he dumped dat result and went after certifications in IT, d guy works for 3 different companies as we speak as IT consultant, working only on calls and making his millions. Our parents too join for dis matter.

sunshine1974:
Too much emphasis on education, for crying out loud, we all have one skill or the other, why not develop it and bcom great entrepreneurs, an average Nigerian graduate goes up and down looking for who to work for, a lot sit at home lazying around hiding under the canopy of unemployment. What we need now is job creators not job hunters, hundreds of thousands of graduates are bin dumped into the labor market every quarter with no job. Smh. We need to encourage skill development. A friend of mine was forced to study medicine by his parents and dis dude prefers IT, very handy wen it comes to programming and IT skills, but he went ahead to study medicine just to pls his parents after graduating he dumped dat result and went after certifications in IT, d guy works for 3 different companies as we speak as IT consultant, working only on calls and making his millions. Our parents too join for dis matter.

[size=15pt]Ishilove......A plate of catfish pepper soup for my friend here please...[/size]

corperscorner:


[size=15pt]The same thing that happened to Michael Jackson and Bruce Lee[/size]

Godmother:
These figures are alarming. What's being done to contain it? Are the youths or graduates being empowered to go into self employment, since there are no forthcoming jobs?

Self employment, this is a decline in revenue issue, if govt is broke it means it wont have money to spend, my solution to this problem is

RECOVER ALL THE FUNDS STOLEN BY PAST ADMINISTRATIONS, GO TO ALL BANKS OF THE WORL AND RECOVER THESE FUND
'DECLARE OPERATION RECOVERY'

By real statistical implications, 71.49% of the working age bracket (15-65) are actively looking for jobs because they are either unemployed or underemployed :op

sunshine1974:
because we rely solely on education, we refuse to develop our entrepreneurial skills, until dat is done, unemployment will continue to rise, u don't need to be a graduate to be an MD/CEO of a company. I spoke with a lady friend of mine on facebook, she's an American, I asked her about her educational status and she said she dropped out of college but the position she's occupying now in an establishment ordinarily demands a minimum of masters degree but she doesn't even have a college certificate. I asked her how dat is possible she den replied dat she knows d job and started small den worked her way to d top, she said it's all about what u can do and not about certification. In my former company I was really close to some of our expatriates and dere confession is really alarming, only few of dem passed through college, the rest are just ordinary plumbers, carpenters, electricians, mechanics and so on. But dey fuckingg know d job compared to our masters and even PhD holders. We just go to skool for certificate yet we don't know anything.

this is some good point...the truth is the jobs we do here that we have to go to school like we intend to lecture in the future are all just routine jobs..its not like the jobs are positions in NASA where a high I.Q is needed..we just dey go school anyhow..

Sai Buhari is working.