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Chairman of the National Population Commission, Eze Duruiheoma, says only reaching demographic dividend by engaging the base of Nigeria's productive-age youth can permanently drag the country out of recession. Speaking at a press conference ahead of the Annual Population Lecture Series slated for Monday in Abuja, he said, "If Nigeria enjoys demographic dividend, we should be able to get out recession." "If our youths are gainfully employed, it should have a ripple effect on the country," he said. Nigeria will need to begin a demographic transition by "reducing its fertility rate, therefore mortality, and improving its population," said Duruiheoma. A demographic dividend will mean ensuring the working population exceeds population of dependents by harnessing its strengths. "Harnessing the population is about education, relevant employment and child spacing," said Dr Okai Aku, director of programmes at Planned Parenthood Federation of Nigeria. Bimbola Salu-Kundeyin, federal commissioner for Lagos state, said, "To reap demographic dividend, there must be adequate investment in education and conscious move to employ those from school." Young people aged 15 to 40 account for 60% of the country's population but few are gainfully employed. "If efforts are made to invest in their education, equip them with skills they need in life and provide job opportunities, we are coasting home" said Salu-Kundeyin. "If we keep multiplying beyond our means, it is recipe for disaster." source: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/only-working-youths-can-drag-nigeria-from-recession-says-npc.html |
The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has taken another swipe at the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, saying the party could only retain power in 2019 by rigging the votes of the electorate. The party also berated the conduct of elections in the two years of President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration, stressing that the inconclusive nature of some of the elections portended danger for 2019. In an exclusive chat with Vanguard, National Publicity Secretary of the party, Prince Dayo Adeyeye, urged Nigerians to be vigilant, stating that on the basis of performance, the APC will not retain power in the next general election. He said: “The only way it can retain power in 2019 is by rigging and that is why we are enjoining Nigerians to be on their guard. “ We have seen that most of the elections conducted by the Buhari administration were inconclusive or marked with lots of irregularities,” adding that come 2019, there are reasons to believe the elections would not be credible. On the recent accolades poured on former President, Goodluck Jonathan by the immediate past Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Attahiru Jega, Adeyeye said Jonathan’s decision to concede defeat in 2015 helped in deepening democracy in the country. Professor Jega had in a recent interview with Jamie Hitchen, a policy researcher at African Research Institute, commended Jonathan for giving him a free hand to run affairs of the commission. Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/10/2019-apc-can-retain-power-rigging-adeyeye-2/ |
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