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Opinion: Nigerians React to Graduate selling Water in Taraba

BY: NewsPeddlers 



Twitter user, @hafsat_paki shared photos of his certificates online with the name Kawu Malami, showing he graduated from the University of Maiduguri.


He claimed to be selling water in Taraba state for a leaving since he couldn’t secure a government job.


Below are some of the comments we picked under the Twitter post; 

A tweeter user said he should acquire a skill, and not expecting government job as a birth right.


 @teekaylife: ” Ask him to be skilled and specialised in a particular area. Many of us hold more than this certificate in d southwest…we are doing fine with our skill….govt job is not birth right of the North if that’s what you’re pushing for him.”


A tweeter user with the username @Yunusatankao, has blamed him for not being productive in the state despite the vast land available there.


@Yunusatankao: “Please how can I be a graduate in such a field n be pushing water trucks. His profession requires he’s on a farm working n doing small research. There are many farms in taraba dat will need his services. He shudnt disgrace degree holders especially in dat field please. Haba!”

 

 

Other tweeters users has used the opportunity to express themselves, stating “please I need government job too".


 

@Micon247: ” Be like say I go go find wheel barrow before una go know say I need government job for this country. Please whoever is helping him, 

I Sha know say Hausa people get connections well well for govt. 

Please I need a govt Job too, I studied political science.”


 

Another user said the problem has emanated from the government, and that if the government has been functional his field “would have been heavily sought after”.


 

@Obi_offor: ” If our system had been functional, agricultural and environmental resources engineering graduates would have been heavily sought after in Taraba considering the abundant natural resources/ agricultural potentials of  Mambilla Plateau. We must move from consumption to production.”

 

 

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