Nigeria signs MoU with NATEP to boost diaspora employment

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Nigeria has signed an MOU between NATEP and UTEL Ltd, a Nigerian subsidiary of Unique Agency Kuwait to boost employment for Nigerians, especially in the diaspora.

The Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment, has signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding between the National Talent Export Programme and UTEL Ltd, a Nigerian subsidiary of Unique Agency Kuwait to boost employment for Nigerians, especially in the diaspora.

Uzoka-Anite said: “These employment opportunities could be direct employment and emigration of our talent or utilization of the Business Process Outsourcing model for gainful and meaningful employment for those based in Nigeria. “Similarly, the 2021 Office for National Statistic Report from the United Kingdom showed that 44% of adult residents born outside the UK have some form of qualification, compared to 31% of UK-born residents, while 66% Nigeria immigrants have received one form of qualification or another. It goes to show the level of quality that Nigerians can bring to the table.

The minister assured the partners that Nigeria is fully committed to upskilling its talent pool to power the industrial revitalization plan of the Federal Government and to also provide skilled citizens for global talent opportunities.Before flagging, please keep in mind that Disqus does not moderate communities. Your username will be shown to the moderator, so you should only flag this comment for one of the reasons listed above.

Organised labour has again rejected the N54,000 proposed by the Federal Government as a new minimum wage for Nigerian workers, saying it could not settle for a proposal that would result in income reduction for federal workers who are already receiving N77,000. Experts, under the umbrella of the Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria , yesterday, tasked stakeholders to use sustainable technology and energy solutions to address the global climate crisis impacting the country.

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