Every year and year, the Nigeria unemployment rate keeps on going higher and higher as fresh graduates passes out from their various institutions of higher learning only to be met with a long queue of their senior ones who have earlier passed out from the various universities and polytechnics and are yet still unemployed, as there are few jobs to go round the vast unemployed population in the country. The situation has become pathetic as year after year, job seekers and applicants are left with nothing to do than to roam about the streets looking for jobs that are not available. Their case is also worsen as most of them are not employable by potential employers of labour, this may be due to their lack of core technical knowledge about their discipline or poor result.

The Nigerian government is also concerned about the ugly trend as she is already setting up machinery, legislatures and agencies to look into the situation and try to reduce the high unemployment rate. This can be seen through the national poverty eradication programme (napep) and the national directorate of employment (nde) that are both into reducing unemployment by introducing unemployed youths into self employment through the small and medium scale enterprises. We hope that in the nearest future, hopefully by the year 2020 (vision 2020), Nigeria’s high unemployment rate would have been greatly reduced. Until then, jobs seekers, keep on the struggle, that dream job you desire you definitely come your way, god willing. Jobs seekers, you can now get the latest Nigeria jobs vacancies, graduates jobs and career opportunities in Nigeria from my website dedicated to totally free daily Nigeria jobs vacancies.

Nigeria produces the kind of crude oil referred to as bonny light. It is one of the best crude oil in the world because it is easy to refine as a result of its low sulfur content. Due to this factor, a lot of buyers from around the world are always interested in Nigeria petroleum. But the problem these buyers have is the inability to discover the right place to go.

Every business has due process and in order to be successful, you need to follow the due process. This is the case with buying petroleum from Nigeria. You should bear in mind that Nigeria petroleum is sold in barrels. The minimum amounts of barrels most sellers are willing to supply are usually 2 to 4 millions of barrels monthly. This is done through TTT basis and TTO basis. The price is the same with the one set by OPEC.

When you must have made up your mind that you want to purchase light petroleum and you have the funds available, then there are few genuine crude sellers you can purchase your black gold from. You will need to connect with an intermediary broker. An intermediary broker will help you to find the best deals with the NNPC. NNPC is a government agency in Nigeria responsible for the sell of petroleum. There are many petroleum sellers who work as staff for NNPC. You will easily get allocation if you deal with their staffs. There are terms of service involved and you need to follow it.