October 19, 2014
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8:00Now PlayingNigeria's unemployed graduates, hugely seen as unemployable because of lack of necessary skills that employers are looking for, has been asked to take advantage of the free training opportunities that firms are offering to graduates.
On Rubbin' Minds on Sunday, Olisola Amusan, of Aiki-Partner-Microsoft and the CEO of Doheney Services, Erefa Fynecontry-Coker, stressed that most Nigerian graduates need additional training of different kinds even after they had left school.
Fynecontry-Coker, said that most Nigerian graduates that she had met needed to get some sought of training after school before they could fit into any position in an organisation.
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