Nigerian Graduates Jostle for Vacancies

About 800,000 graduates have submitted applications to the Independent National Electoral Commission to fill in 1,500 vacancies.

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Unemployed youths at Alausa, Ikeja.

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  • Citizen Anger overboiling .
    Dec 15 2012, 04:19

    Absolute insanity to have 1500, ppl vie for 800.000 positions , never heard of such lopsided competition . By the way the government promised priority in job creation and all the sweet talks . These are supposed to be critical emphasis in Jonathan public policy, how's this going so far. I have some recommendation to help create close to 10,000 immediately in States within the old Eastern Region which now comprise Imo, Abia, Akwa-Ibo and new States around the Region . At Umuahia , the two giant Ceramic Industry as well as the Oyoyo mmimi Brewery which is now occupied by reptiles can be rehabiliteted with little expenditure . The huge Ceramic industry which the previews looter governor willed to Catholic Church to manufacture church ornaments, product that require only about one-hundredth of the production capacity of the factory can both provide sustainable employment for up to 8,000 unemployed category of workers in the states . At Abor Mbaise , the giant Paint &Rasin industry built with tax payers money with German consortium can also rehabilitated to absorb another 2 to 3,000 unemloyed citizens upon resumption if the work force and leadership is selected by people with no desire to loot the factory out of reason . These industries were fallows when last I visited the country and I was overwhelmed such mount watering investment was idling when unlimited opportunity was there to be tapped.

  • jonahemmnuel
    Dec 14 2012, 04:37

    that sounds good for me if it can really be done,you know nigerians and what we are capable of...lol!! But i hope by GoD grace it wil be possible because i will be a beneficiary.