• NBS fails to release unemployment
rate since 2020
• Ngige’s claim of seven million jobs
created unlikely
• NDP 2021-2025 to create 30m jobs
a mirage, says Oyerinde
• No honeymoon for who’ll take over
from Buhari – Ojo
• ‘It will require three govts to clean
up this administration’s mess’
• ‘Insecurity, COVID-19, others
undermine effort to lift 100m out of
poverty’
In 2014, Nigerian youths trooped out in large numbers to enlist for immigration jobs that did not exist. Photo: yahoo Singapore
With less than six months left to the expiration of President Muhammadu Buhari’s eight-year administration, available data show that government has left more Nigerians poorer and unemployed than it met in 2015, despite coming to power, partly on the promise to create 24 million jobs.
President Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, had, in 2015, made campaign promises committing to creating three million jobs,…
Source: Guardian Newspaper
