How I bade ‘welcome’ to the labour market
By Ibrahim Suleiman Ibrahim The 7th of July marked exactly one year since I completed my NYSC, and so far, it has been an educative and worthwhile experience – Alhamdulillaah!…
By Ibrahim Suleiman Ibrahim The 7th of July marked exactly one year since I completed my NYSC, and so far, it has been an educative and worthwhile experience – Alhamdulillaah!…
By: Muhammad Danjuma Abubakar On the weekend, while scrolling through my phone casually, I clicked on the Google App to open the search box. I stared for a while as…
By Uzair Adam Imam Jobseekers in Nigeria have opened up to The Daily Reality on how some institutions in the country are degenerating into a kind of ‘Sodom and Gomorrah’,…
By Aminu Mohammed In the last few weeks, I have keenly observed discussions about bestie, comrade and recently altercation over interfaith dialogue by our youths on various Social media platforms,…
Ishaka Mohamed According to a New York Times bestselling author, Joyce Meyer, patience is not simply the ability to wait — it’s how we behave while we’re waiting. Many Nigerian…
By Fatima Usman During their compulsory National Youths Service Corps (NYSC) scheme, many people don’t usually ask themselves, “What next after the service year”? Many people know what they want…
By Ibrahim Aminu Iliyasu A job is a valuable thing that many graduates aspire to gain after graduating school, especially those who consider certificates as tickets for a better life.…
By Musa Idris Panshekara The commercialisation of job offers is one of Nigeria’s most familiar new faces of corruption. But, on the other hand, there is a constant increase in…
By Uzair Adam ImamJobseekers in Nigeria have narrated harrowing tales of how job offer sale decimates their chances of securing jobs in a country where the national economy has remained…