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Muyogoa:
Top four Professions That Are Readily Available For Employment In Nigeria

In my own view, i believe these are the courses in this Nigeria that you don't need to 'treck' far before you get a job in that field.

1 DENTISTRY-- This is a 6 year course in the university where the student learn major medical course (except O and G) alongside dental course.They specialises in oral health (although they are equally permitted to diagnose all sickness like med doctor, except O and G)There are less than 20000 dentists in Nigeria treating about 170 million Nigerians. They are highly needed and paid(the same salary as med doctor) and the vacancy is readily available.

2) MEDICINE- Dentists has upper hand than med doctors due to the fact that only 25 students are admitted for dentistry in all Nigeria universities each year,unlike medicine where they are about 100 students admitted. [due to a decree by NMA] So definitely,there would be more competition among medical doctors due to high number of graduates in this field unlike dental doctors. But nevertheless, doctors are highly employed.

3) LAW- Lawyers did not work only in court. This set of people are also highly demanded in almost all big private and public sector. If you want your business company to be successful and to last long you need a lawyer!

4) EDUCATION/TEACHING- IF you go to the university to read education, you have no problem at all. JOB is waiting for you. There are so many private schools out there who are ready to pay you huge amount of money. For instance, person who read a course eg Chemistry and another one who read chemistry education going for a job in a big private school who is ready to pay about 200,000 thousand per month. Someone who read education would be prefer by the employer to someone who doesn't.

You free to tackle this, if not, i'm correct.

PaulJohn1:
I was told everywhere has been bought, except you're lucky to encounter anyone who wishes to resell.

I hope so too @ Muyiwa Ige becoming governor of Osun, but that's not likely to happen in the next 12 years. Because of their irrelevant rotation of a thing. He's an Ijesha guy just like Aregbe.

Gbawe:
Aregbesola is the quintessential Yoruba 'omoluabi'. His love for his people , and desire to secure progress for them, is not in doubt. Certainly a Governor with big ideas who needs more funds yet is hampered by the unwieldy structure of Nigeria and the fake federal system granting an indolent centre so much cash and power when all Nigerians live in States and local governments.