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The Phone and Allied Products Dealers Association of Nigeria (PAPDAN) has said that the Computer Village in Ikeja, Lagos, creates no fewer than 8000 job opportunities for Nigerian youths.
Mr Ifeanyi Akabue, President, PAPDAN, said in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos on Thursday.
He said that the figure was for only those engaged with his association, aside from other trade associations in the location.
Akabue said that because of the rate of unemployment in the country, the hub had offered lots of jobs, including online or digital marketing.
Over 8000 employed in Lagos computer village - PAPDAN
Mr Akabue said that because of the rate of unemployment in the country, the hub has offered lots of jobs, including online or digital marketing.
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The Phone and Allied Products Dealers Association of Nigeria (PAPDAN) has said that the Computer Village in Ikeja, Lagos, creates no fewer than over 8000 job opportunities for Nigerian youth.
The President, PAPDAN, Ifeanyi Akabue, said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos on Thursday.
He said that the figure was for only those engaged with his association, aside from other trade associations in the location.
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image captionOnyeka Orie says he did not expect to be given a shop
Nigeria s Igbo community have a reputation for being highly successful businessmen - partly thanks to a community-run apprentice scheme that emerged from the ruins of war, writes the BBC s Chiagozie Nwonwu in Lagos.
A smiling Onyeka Orie, 28, looks the picture of happiness in his mobile phone accessories shop at the sprawling Computer Village in Nigeria s main city, Lagos.
The shop and everything in it had been given to him by his former boss after Mr Orie worked for him without payment for several years, learning the trade.