So less than 6000MW of power is enough to serve more than 80million people at least 20hrs a day.

With this, naija only need 15,000MW of power to serve more than 200 million people

Na wah o.

Another story again...

So that means 99.5% of all the graduates in Nasarawa State are employed.
So why we come dey complain say work no dey for the country self.


If Abia State in a particular year churns out 50,000 graduates and Osun state produce 3000 graduate in the year under review, yet cause of quote system only few Thousand are absorbed into the employment ecosystem tell me why Abia State won't have a higher percentage of unemployment to Osun that is favorably disposed due to nepotism and political instruments of exclusive policies of the government?

Employment statistics is based on the educated and not a yardstick of measuring overall improvement index.[/quote]

Going by this statistics, that means the rate of unemployment for this country no even reach 5% quote author=LegendHero post=132144955]FULL LIST: Unemployment rates across Nigeria in 2023

1. Abia: 18.7%
2. FCT: 14.1%
3. Rivers: 13.4%
4. Gombe: 11.2%
5. Imo: 10.9%
6. Ogun: 8.8%
7. Delta: 8.2%
8. Kano: 7.6%
9. Plateau: 7.4%
10. Borno: 7.3%
11. Beyelsa: 6.3%
12. Enugu: 5.9%
13. Ondo: 5.7%
14. Lagos: 5.5%
15. Ekiti: 5.5%
16. Akwa Ibom: 5.1%
17. Kwara: 4.8%
18. Anambra: 4.8%
19. Edo: 4.4%
20. Bauchi: 4.2%
21. Jigawa: 4%
22. Ebonyi: 3.7%
23. Yobe: 3.3%
24. Niger: 3.2%
25. Adamawa: 3.2%
26. Zamfara: 3.1%
27. Kogi: 3%
28. Osun: 2.9%
29. Katsina: 2.8%
30. Cross River: 2.8%
31. Kaduna: 2.7%
32. Oyo: 2%
33. Taraba: 1.9%
34. Kebbi: 1.6%
35. Benue: 1.6%
36. Sokoto: 1.2%
37. Nasarawa: 0.5%

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