According to the Minister, universities graduate hundreds of thousands of youths who have no hope of securing employment in government agencies or companies.
The Minister stated this during a meeting of the Advisory Board of the Abuja Team for Regional Entrepreneurship Acceleration Programme (REAP), promoted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) on Thursday.
The Minister said that MIT-REAP, an entrepreneurial
FNSB Chairman, Olugbolahan Sobande, congratulated the graduates for working hard and persevering.
He recalled that in May 1955, FNSB was established as a voluntary non-governmental organisation set up to rehabilitate and train people who go blind in adolescence or adulthood.
Eighteen military officers have graduated from the Naval Warfare Course 3 of the Naval War College in Calabar, Cross River State.
The latest graduates are the first set since the inception of the inauguration of the War College at its permanent site in Calabar in 2017.
Speaking at the graduation ceremony held at the headquarters of the Eastern Naval Command in Calabar, the Minister of Defence, Major Gen. Bashir Magashi (rtd), charged the graduands not to fail the nation that has invested so much in training them.
“The nation expects you to be focused on your assigned duties and to …
