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Nine job-seeking Sokoto youths killed in road crash

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Nine young men from Sokoto tragically died in a road crash while travelling to Lagos for jobs. This Sokoto road crash highlights Nigeria’s youth unemployme Read More: https://punchng.com/nine-job-seeking-sokoto-youths-killed-in-road-crash/

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