Learn new skills to deal with the present Nigeria - IWU President Amb Sir Mishak Nnanta urges Youths

In a recent statement released to Newsmen in Umuahia Abia State, President-General Igbo World Union (IWU), His Imperial Majesty, Sir Amb. Mishak Nnanta (KJW),  Gburugburu Ndigbo Dum, addressed the challenges faced by long-term job seekers. He provided a straightforward yet compelling piece of advice for long-term job seekers: "Keep your certificate, learn a skill."

He advised them to focus on acquiring skills rather than solely relying on their certificates, thereby acknowledging the difficulties faced by those who have been job hunting for years. 

Sir Nnanta emphasized the importance of adapting to the changing job market. He opined that while certificates are important, they are not enough to guarantee employment in today's competitive job market.

In his words, "While academic qualifications remain valuable, the dynamic nature of today's workforce demands a versatile skill set."

The IWU President's statement comes as a response to the growing concern about unemployment rates, particularly among young graduates. Many have been searching for jobs for years, with some feeling frustrated and hopeless.
He encouraged job seekers to learn a skill, gain practical experience, and build a network to increase their chances of securing a job.

His Imperial Majesty's remarks come at a time when many industries are undergoing rapid technological advancements, making it crucial for job seekers to enhance their employability through continuous learning and skill development. He highlighted that acquiring practical skills can open new opportunities and make candidates more attractive to employers.

The IWU President also mentioned various programs and initiatives aimed at helping individuals gain new skills, including vocational training, online courses, and apprenticeships. He encouraged job seekers to take advantage of these resources to stay competitive in the job market.

Gburugburu's message resonates with the current trend of lifelong learning and skill acquisition, reminding job seekers that perseverance and adaptability are key to career success in an ever-evolving economic landscape.

Sir Mishak Nnanta's advice has been applauded by career experts and job seekers alike, who see it as a timely reminder that skills matter just as much as certificates. 

As the job market continues to evolve, the importance of skill acquisition and practical experience cannot be overstated. So, Sir Nnanta's message is seen as a call to action, urging job seekers to take proactive steps to enhance their employability. By learning a skill and gaining practical experience, individuals can increase their value to potential employers and improve their chances of securing a job.