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Yobe graduates fault employment process, allege political patronage

Punch Nigeria 17 minutes 1 mins read

Unemployed graduates in Yobe State have accused the government of a lack of transparency in its recruitment process, alleging political patronage. Read More: https://punchng.com/yobe-graduates-fault-employment-process-allege-political-patronage/

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