Combating unemployment through youth entrepreneurship

With over 20,000 children born every day in Nigeria, one of the world’s highest, jobs being lost almost at corresponding rate, the country is facing one of the highest unemployment rates globally.

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Combating unemployment through youth entrepreneurship

Government to empower 1200 households on wealth creation

Civil servants’ union urges speedy conclusion of minimum wage talks

Balogun becomes managing director of Bitflux Communications

Abia denies sack of 500 polytechnic workers

Inter-varsity centres vow to prolong strike over unpaid arrears

Unemployment in Sub-Sahara Africa to hit 7.2% in 2018, says ILO

UN women seek private sector support for women empowerment

Red Cross, Elumelu Foundation to empower 200 entrepreneurs

Couple wins Coolworld’s year-end promo raffle ticket to Dubai

Lawmaker offers 100 indigent students scholarship in Edo

NASU vows to sustain strike in research institutions over unpaid N9 billion arrears

FBNInsurance gets global award recognition

Intervention movement flays el-Rufai over sack of 36,000 workers in Kaduna

Lagos state government charges civil servants on value delivery to residents

UACN appoints five new heads for subsidiaries

Experts chart path to job creation through economic diversification

NASU decries workers’ plight at research institutes

HREA seeks workforce revolution in Nigeria

Ogundinran emerges new Nigerian women 100m champion

Ondo cautions FID over 'commando-style' operations, panic inducing raids

National Trials: Ashe, Chidera, Fakorede, Tejiri qualify for 100m semis

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