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SSA to Anambra State Government Condemns Libya Slave Trade, Wants Federal Government to Create More Jobs Opportunities for Youths

by Sejoro Ekundayo

 

  • A top special assistant to Anambra Governor has bemoaned slave trade that is currently ongoing in Libya
  • The top state official condemns the ugly situation where Blacks sold Blacks in Libya.
  • Barrister Chucks Ezewuzie, challenges the government on creation of jobs and improvement of living standards of people
  • He also calls for “Ndi” Anambra and Nigerians in general to come back home to develop Anambra state and Nigeria.

The Think-Home philosophy of the state government was, yesterday, re-echoed by the Senior Special Assistant to Governor Willie Obiano on Disability Matters, Barrister Chucks Ezewuzie, who wants Ndi Anambra and Nigerians in general to come back home to develop Anambra state and Nigeria.

In a chat with ABS correspondent, Nneka Anoliefo, in Awka, Barrister Ezewuzie, condemned the ugly situation where Blacks sold Blacks in Libya.

Regretting that young Nigerians- even those with academic qualifications, abandoned the country to seek greener pastures in countries where they are subjected to inhuman treatment, Barrister Ezewuzie advised Nigerians to shun the quest to get rich fast, urging them to stay back in the country to tap from its rich endowments.

The Governor’s aide seized the opportunity to appeal to the federal government to create more employment opportunities for youths to enable them become self-reliant, even as he enjoined the youths to say no to people that offer to take them abroad for white collar jobs.

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