Academic Entrepreneurship: The Way Forward
For Nigeria's Economy.

The journey into the world of employment can take different forms. For some, it may be easy while for others it might be quite challenging.
It is good to dream big, but is another thing to actualize your dream. Butlife has made provision for all dreams to come to pass, if we follow the right principles.
Enrolment in tertiary institutions in Nigeria is increasing day-in-day out. The reality is that government and the organized private sectors, do not have enough capacity to absorb the graduates of these institutions. The National Bureau of Statistics put the unemployment rate in the first quarters of 2014 at 42%. The situation of unemployment in Nigeria is indeed alarming. The graduate unemployment problem has generated several other socio-economic problems in the country manifesting in the following: militancy in the Niger Delta, political thuggery among youths, increased rate of armed robbery and kidnapping and even the Boko Haram saga.

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