Nigerian's are getting tired!!!

Are we the fools or being fooled,certainly we are both. When some set of people came with a mere slogan "change" we all accepted it, danced it,played it and even recite it. Not mindful of the kind of change we might likely come about. Changes differs,it might be for good or bad,for improvement or for the unbelievable and the unexpected. How many Nigerian's took their time to ask the great expected saviour the kind of changes he's bringing, how many of the poor masses was able to express their plight of hardship to the expected great leader so that he will be focused? A clear fact as shown recently that the same way we got the slogan change was the same way he heard it too,he had no agenda of change,the election manifestos were merely the handwritten of the campaign manager not the statement he was expected to carry out in office. A university student that wants to graduate with a first class degree must have layed the foundation from the first year,if this administration is faulty from the first year,expect the worse of it in the remaining three years. We only hear it would be achieved but none has yet been 'prolepsis'. Less than 10% of Nigerian's enjoys the wealth there in. If we continue like this, our son's will become slaves to the children of the enslavers of Nigerian just as we are slaves to their fathers. Nigerian's we are in the computer age,are we thinking anti-clock wise, we have been cajoled by this great liers, yet we fold our arms in hope for good,hoping for an hopeless hope. If we are quiet our problems remain claim and eat us sweet the way flies enjoy to suck wounds. But with one voice raised we can make the real change we desire and the change we deserve.

CREATE JOB WE ARE TIRED OF SUFFERING

They made education compulsory, why won't they make employment compulsory? They arrest innocent young boys and girls hawking on the street looking for what to eat and means of survival claiming its improper, why won't they arrest unemployed graduates on the street and tell them its improper to look for job they are supposed to be in their offices. Why are they fooling us,why are they making life difficult, when we can't work to feed, we should not hawk to feed? Stop arresting them and stop making them for the bail of what they did not buy. Create employment opportunities and they will stop being hawkers on the street.

War should not only be declared on insurgency, militancy and corruption. War should also be declared on unemployment before it will become an epidemic. A worker goes home tired after the work stress of the day, thinks about the undone work of the day and how to complete it the following day to avoid work load, have a stressed day and thinks about the comfort of his home and how he will enjoy his salary. But a jobless person brings out the violence in him, thinks of several ways of getting what to eat not minding the end result. If the hundreds of boko haram insurgents had something doing or if the thousands of the MASSOB lives an average or comfortable life, we won't see them on the street asking for what their a just participation in government. According to a report from the Nigeria bureau of statistics over 140,000.00 (one hundred and forty thousand) jobs were published online in the last seven months, and the same statistic records over 1.5million youths are unemployed in Nigeria. How can 140,000.00 jobs serve 1.5million people and it was still clearly shown that out of the over 140,000 online jobs, government vacancies are not up to 50. Does this administration really have at heart the welfare of the Nigerian youths, does this administration really have plans to change the situation of unemployment in this country as they claim?

WHAT A CHANGE!!!

We will be into the seventh month of the administration of change, the change we clamored and voted for, the change we believed we needed and worked hard to get. Here we are nothing seems to have changed about the Nigeria.

 The war against indiscipline, corruption and insurgency remained the same or even getting worse. The problem in the oil sector seems not to have a solution as fuel scarcity glows the market and fuel pump price increases and even price from the black marketers is the same with the pump price in some filling stations. Our economy is getting worse, more a Nigerians are gaining unemployment instead of employment with retrenchments and mass sack in existing industries, companies and government owned establishments.

 How long will a university or a polytechnic graduate survive on 5000naira monthly stipend in a harsh and hard economy such as ours. According to a report from the National Bureau of Statistics, the rate of unemployment grew from 8.2% to 9.9% between July 1st and September 30th which means close to 1.5 million Nigerian Graduates are jobless. This are active and energetic youths who are well trained in various Nigeria higher institutions and are willing and actively seeking for an employment after fulfilling all the requirements necessary for a citizen to be employed and live a happy life in his country. What is the fate of the University students when the labour market is over saturated? What is the fate of the polytechnic students when the economy cannot sustain itself? What is the fate of the college of education students when we have private schools that cannot afford to pay 10,000 naira monthly salary for a teacher? Government is neither employing nor making any provision for these Nigerian youths, yet our institution runs yearly and produce thousands of graduates. What is the fate of the current Nigerian youth Corpers when there are millions of unemployed ex-corpers who are yet waiting for the change we voted for? Was this the change we voted for when we came out in the hot sun making sure our vote counts? Was this the change we were promised during election campaign that as soon as they assumed office there will be massive recruitment by the government? Was this the change thousands of Nigerian Jobless Graduates voted for with full expectation of a life changing government that will transform Nigeria?

 Nigeria Jobless Graduates! Its time we ask the government of the unfulfilled promises. It's time we ask for what belongs to us as citizens of this great country. It's time we march out peacefully in the streets capital city of Nigeria to ask the government of its plan for the Nigeria Jobless Graduates. We are not lazy, not unintelligent, not unemployable as Nigerian politicians claim. We are full bodied Nigerians, mentality, physically and morally sound and fit for every opportunity and we are ready to showcase our intelligence. We are Nigerians, and we are ready to work for the progress of our dear country.

We are the Nigerian Jobless Graduates.

WHY ARE WE CALLED GRADUATES

We are called graduates because we have successfully completed our course of study or training in our various institution of study as provided by the law of Nigeria and especially we are persons who have been awarded an undergraduate or first academic degree certificate from a recognised institution in Nigeria.
What have we benefitted as a graduate from a Nigerian University or polytechnic? Why are they saying education is a key to success when the so-called graduates are being pushed aside saying the Nigerian graduates are unemployable, and introducing entrepreneurship of 10naira soap making and 50naira barbing salon when the children of the wealthy are there sinking in the billions of Nigeria wealth that was embezzled by their parents, our billions but yet we have no help and we are still quiet about it. If other great politicians of old has embezzled the same way, i wonder if anything will be left in Nigeria today.
We the Nigerian Jobless Graduates are calling for attention. We need a part in the constitution that will provide for the care of the unemployed graduates from a Nigeria institution and not the so-called 5000naira stipend in which most of the politicians children cannot even wear the shoe not to talk of giving a full bodied graduate to live on for a complete month.