Thursday 11th, October 2023, I will be live at the prestigious Unilag Radio [103.1FM] to discuss contemporary digital issues, especially among young people.
Join me at exactly 11-AM tomorrow through terrestrial bandwidth and IG live.
Having recorded years of experience in Tech, I have made it a mission to engage and create a passage of understanding for aspiring and incoming professionals— it's fundamental that many are exposed to processes to have a sustainable and successful career path.
My message today goes to all Nigerians who have lost interest in their origin (Nigeria) and those who have been left frustrated as a result of unwavering economic fallout of our dear country — many of which have undermined the potential youth demography.
Dear young Nigerians, let us continue to carry a mantra of greatness that'll expand our respective horizons so we can continue to protect the goodwill of our dear nation.
As we mark the 63rd year of liberation, it's my prayer that Nigeria ultimately will be enough for us all.
In this article, I argue that the federal government, especially the Ministry of Digital Economy will have to do a thorough analysis and context evaluation to create a robust talent ecosystem that will ultimately achieve sufficient digital literacy.
Although, the new methodology abides by the International Labour Organisation guidelines (ILO), however, this data is amusing when compared with other notable surveys and even with the reality of Nigerians — where the majority lack the required digital skill set to take up jobs.
Some weeks ago, the National Bureau of Statistics released a new Labour Force report which had the unemployment rate reduced to 4.1% in Q1 of 2023 from 33% in Q4 of 2020.
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