Economist Urges Kano to Create 300,000 Jobs Annually to Tackle Youth Unemployment

An economist stresses the urgency for Kano to generate 300,000 jobs yearly to combat youth unemployment, as neither past nor present governments have implemented recommendations from a decade-old study. Concerns are raised about the high number of unemployed youth in Kano, with nearly half of the population at risk.

The lack of strategic job creation plans in northern states is highlighted, while initiatives like WIFCOH aim to inspire youth towards innovation and problem-solving. Former President Goodluck Jonathan's advisor advocates for self-reliance and continuous learning to shape a better future.