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There are a great number of Nigerian graduates out there, still seeking white collar jobs (WCJs), despite the fact that their arrow has not hit the target, which is the job of their dream. Frankly speaking, these youths have a share of the blame, as well as the Nigerian society.

Youths are disinterested in trying their hands on new things. Some of them still want to be spoon-fed. Nigerian graduates are seriously becoming frustrated everyday.

Employability is based on certificate: The Nigerian educational system is tailored around having an academic qualification. There is hardly any employer that asks a job seeker if he has practical skills. Luxury: The fantasies that surround WCJs make the youths salivate for these jobs. They see top bankers and doctors in expensive suits and Porsche vehicles. They believe that the only way to getting such luxury is to take up WCJs.

Financial package: When graduates hear the huge remuneration of oil and telecommunication companies, they do not think of anything else than a passion to have these jobs.

 

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