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@Taiwoliu, Who's responsibility is to create an enabling environment if you say the government can't do that? If the government can't even protect its own oil pipes and wells, how then are investor's life and property going to be guaranteed? Who are those that are engaged in the oil bunkering? Its the Youth, if the government had provided or create an enabling environment for them they wouldn't have resulted to crime and other vice. Who do you think its to be blamed for the rot in our educational system if not the government, our higher institution are under-funded and we expect to produce top-notch graduate. Nigeria youth are not lazy, in fact we are among the most hardworking youth but there's little we can do since the government can't create an enabling environment to bring out our potentials. My question you now is: Who is responsible for creating an enabling environment in country? |
Fynestboi, change sapianta opening argument to supporting, not opposing, he said you changed it again, please do change it and hide this post. Thanks. |
I stand gidigba for here. *TeamUniosun. Leggo. |
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Fynestboi: Sapientia, larride, damex, and myhke debate received. ![]() |
What is unemployment? Unemployment represents wasted resources (Mankiw, 1994). Unemployed labour has the potential to contribute to national income but are not doing so because they are jobless. Attainment of full employment mostly in the developing economies, it is agreed can reduce poverty and foster the growth of their economies. The idea is based on the linkage between income and poverty (Boateng, 2004). Unemployment, it is also noted, generates low income or no income and therefore results in low or poor living standard. Who is considered unemployed? Somebody that has the qualification, ability and willingness to work and searches for job but does not find one is considered unemployed. Unemployment in Nigeria is alarming which in turn means its teeming youth now results to crime and other vices as a means to survive. Causes of unemployment includes poor infrastructure, insecurity, non diversification of the economy, poor educational system that does not readily produce employable graduates and so on which the government are solely responsible for. Before i move any further, i would like to give honour to whom honour is due: Good day to my esteemed Judges, illustrious co-ordinators, fellow co-debaters, well-informed audience, all other protocols duly observed. I'm Larride [chief speaker representing Uniosun] and I'm indeed honoured to support the motion that states: The government is responsible for the high unemployment rate in Nigeria. The government keeps saying "Be creative and create a job for yourself" and i ask them "When as it becomes the responsibilities of the youth to create jobs for themselves?" Our leaders in government right now, how many jobs did they create when they were youth? The government are not creating enabling environment and resources for the youth to be able to create something for themselves. Nigerian youths are not lazy, they just need a little incentive from the government to support their ideas and dreams. Every year our economy is growing yet unemployment is on the high side, that implies that we are experiencing a jobless growth. It has been confirmed that once unemployment start reducing then poverty will decline by default. Using the United States as a case study: The American economy in spite of her level of capitalism still believe that its the responsibility of the government to reduce unemployment to the barest minimum which the "Employment Act of 1946" represents: "The Congress hereby declares that it is the continuing policy and the responsibility of the Federal Government to use all practical means to promote maximum employment, production and purchasing power (Ackley, 1978)." Because of the threat that accompanies unemployment, its no surprise that its a frequent topic for both social and political debaters and most times voters decide to vote in someone who they think could tackle this menace. In what way are the government responsible: 1. EPILEPTIC POWER SUPPLY: It must be noted that electricity is still epileptic though improving little by little and EVERY business needs power for its day to day business activities, high cost of powering generators and other ways of generating power has forced lots of companies to shut down or retrench some of their staff and thus increasing the labour market. 2. INSECURITY: No investors will want to invest where there's no guarantee for their life or property, insecurity scare investor and thus create loose of jobs which the investor would have provided. 3. LACK OF LOANS FOR SMALL AND MEDIUM BUSINESS: The government keeps saying that youth should get creative and create jobs for themselves yet there is no capital, The government has failed to implement effective loan scheme whereby small and medium business can access loans to expand their business and support their capital. 4. POOR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM: The educational systems are in rot and state of decay and yearly they keep churning out half-baked graduate which at most times are not employable. Thank God for ASUU who are trying to bring sanity and restore our educational system. 5. NON-EFFECTIVE POLICY AND REGULATIONS TO GUIDE HOME-GROWN BUSINESS: The government are not putting in place strict policy and regulation to guide home-grown business, most home-grown business fail when there's no policy to checkmate other foreign business in the country. With the above, it can be concluded that if all these problems are solved then unemployment will reduce drastically. The bulk responsibility of unemployment lays with the government and they must be held responsible. I hope that i have been able to prove beyond measurable doubt that truly "Government is responsible for the high unemployment rate in Nigeria. Thank You!!! REFERENCES: http://businessdayonline.com /NG/index.php/economic- watch/32204-survey-shows- nigerias-unemployment- rate-at-239-in-2011- http://nigeriamasterweb.com /blog/index.php/2012/12 /02/youth-unemployment- in-nigeria http://www.nanngronline.co m/section/judiciary /unemployment-poverty- responsible-for-high-rate-of- crime-commission |
Fynestboi: The thread is open so you can go ahead to declare your presence.Did you get my own argument. Lemme know if you do. |
Fynestboi, I will send you my own argument, I will be on mobile during the course of the debate so i won't be able to change color. #TeamUniosun. ![]() |
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Merry xmas to everyone. |
bin gbagbo: bush pig*Taps his craw craw ridden head* ![]() |
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Nice one brova. |
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redgem: thanks so much, will take your advice into heartYour welcome. ![]() |
Yawns, wake me up when the conversation ends. |
Ife!!! |
OP, I can relate to this very well, the same thing happened to me in my last relationship, poo happens, life continues, its going to hurt but you gotta move on, life ain't a bed of roses. I learnt my lesson, toughen up and became a better person off it. Don't forget that no one is worth closing your heart for. Don't allow the pains, betrayals, injuries and heartbreak of yesterday keeps you from opening your heart to the love, joy, happiness and pleasure that tomorrow have to offer, when you finally find the RIGHT MAN it will be worth all the pains. ![]() |
skydeep: Hmmm. I thought you are among the antelopes?Me antelope? No I'm a lion. ![]() |
skydeep: Some made a mistake of having sex by trusting the wrong person.Having sex is not a mistake unless its rape, sex is usually a mutual consent between both party. Dating the wrong person is another issue entirely, you would wait till you are through with university and still end up with the wrong person. ![]() |
skydeep: WhateverMama antelopes, my regards to those antelopes ![]() |
martha:I call your name? ![]() |
[quote author=born_to_be_gr8t]na true u yarn o!, i did my nysc at anambra,for the schl i was posted to teach, e get one jss 3 girl that was servicing all corpers.,inshort make i no talk[/quote]No mind them jare, I'm sure someone also advised them when they were young and they didn't follow the advice now dem come dey form saint, if I hear ![]() @OP, I no say make you discard their advice oo, as I said earlier, concentrate on your studies and make friends who will make you a better person, men will come in due time. |
skydeep: Experience they say is the best teacher. If we had sex at 16 as you said and made mistakes in our time, do you expect us to allow another innocent girl to do the same?Of course I know that, I'm just pointing out to those ladies who keep screaming she's too young to know they re being hypocrite. Nothing more, nothing less. ![]() |
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skydeep: Not as a boyfriendSms , nice motherly advice from you though, she really needs to feel love and care.Meanwhile I wouldn't mind to be the OP best friend ![]() NB: Knock yourself out. ![]() |
To all the ladies advising the OP to concentrate on her studies but started dating and prolly having s3x at 16 are all hypocrite. Shame on you all. ![]() |
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