₦airaland Forum

Urgly gls take time to build on der inward beauty. While d pretty ones R enveloped in der apearance. Meet an urgly gl n a pretty gl n see d disparity in der level of reasonin during conversation.

Quite unfortunate that we are 53 buh we hav noting significant to show for it. SSANU has just embarked on a strike. well we are celebrating lootocracy, missin 320billion, political tussle, 2015 ambitions, n continued ASSU strike, nPDP n PDP fight.

stories that tickles the bombom.my question is since you said you are been ordered around how were you able to capture him? how can a soldier that is beating/kicking you allow you make call to the point of passoing the phone onto him? how am i sure you aint the fake-theif-solder hun? pls stop deceiving the gullible ones.your story is too fake to be true.

""[b]National Directorate of Employment (NDE) yesterday said it has registered over 3.3 million unemployed persons in various parts of the country even as it called for extension of the period of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) scheme by one year.

Director-General of NDE, Engr. Samuel Adelodun while addressing the Nigerian News world Leadership Forum in Abuja, stated that the figure was arrived at after a nationwide survey it conducted in July, this year.

In the figure released at the Forum, Adelodun stated that Kano state topped the list of states with 11. 07 per cent of unemployed persons indicating a total of 369, 139, followed by Lagos (353, 097); Bauchi (221, 166); Katsina (137, 365); Ebonyi (120, 072) and Jigawa (106, 049).

He added that the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) has the least number of unemployed persons as it was discovered that registered unemployed persons were only 34, 638 or 1.04 per cent of the cumulative national figure.

On sex distribution of the unemployment index, he stated that males were discovered to be twice more unemployed than the females, but attributed this to cultural, religious and other factors, "which might prevent some people from coming up to register themselves as unemployed".

Grouping the data on geo-political zone basis, Adelodun explained that the North West was highest with 846, 872 (24.4 per cent), followed by the South-West 718, 789 (21.56 per cent), North East 547, 759 (16.49 per cent), South East 430, 845 (12.97 per cent); South South 401, 234 (12.03 per cent) and North Central with 386, 590 (11.60 per cent) of the unemployed.

Adelodun noted that 74 per cent of the registered unemployed persons fall within the age bracket of 15 to 34 years, adding that 65 percent of the total unemployed persons are either primary or secondary school leavers, while 18b per cent of the total had no formal education.

He listed a critical factor which inhibited the credibility of NDE studies to include inability of some people to ascertain their employment status, cultural and religious barriers, while lack of information formed another stumbling block.

The NDE boss explained that in its desire to find solutions to increasing unemployment situation in the country, it designed a lot of programmes, but lamented that neither the states nor local government councils indicated further interests after they had been exposed to such programmes through workshops.

For instance, he explained how he had conceptualized and exposed states and local government officials to methods of reducing unemployment through the designing of various skill acquisition programmes, road building and maintenance programmes, stressing that "they sooner abandoned these laudable programmes and never asker further questions about these programmes after the seminar".


He lamented the deployment of the youth to thuggery and other negative vices by politicians, stressing that "it is unfortunate that politicians use the youths in politics but abandon them when it comes to the issue of securing employment or matters that will help them in life".

On the call for two years NYSC for tertiary institutions leavers, he pointed out that the second year would enable those who had no discernible means of the preferred wage employment to be exposed to various skills that would enable them provide for themselves.

He cited the successes achieved in the Graduate Assistant Programme (GAP) scheme of NDE as one instance success which helped the organization provide skills and employment for 3,000 graduates who graduated more than three years ago.[/b]""
Can someone imagine d kind of lies we hav in our ministries. How was dis statistics deduced? When was the counting done? Was there ever an adevrt? Who can attest of been employed? When was Kano recuitment done pls? sombdy frm Kano pls confirm, cos i stand to be corrected. i just hope MAY THE SPIRIT OF THE NIGERIAN YOUTH NOT WEATHER OUT IN THE ACTUALIZATION OF THE SOLEMN GOAL OF REVOLUTIONIZING THE ECONOMIC SECTOR. I BELIEVE A THOUSAND MILE STARTS WITH A STEP. SO I PLEA TO U TODAY MY FELLOW YOUTHS JOIN HANDS TOGEDER AS WE WORK RELENTLESSLY ON ONE COURSE. LONG LIVE NAUG! GOD BLESS NIGERIAN YOUTHS!! GOD BLESS NIGERIA!!!

Pls pple, I will waner plead with all interested members from rivers state to drop there contacts as I will be interested in gathering youths in Rivers State. Long live NAUG.LONG LIVE NIGERIAN YOUTHS NEEDS CHANGE!NIG WILL CHANGE!! NIG MUST CHANGE!!!

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After all d strugles, it has com to fruition. Well let d chase begin so we see hu coms out victorious.

If U need tri luv den try GOD. U no go regret am @ all.

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i always tell people not to joke with men in esp wen dey are armed.