In a poignant tale of persistent unemployment, a young man has shared his frustration, after displaying a collection of multiple application forms he has purchased in pursuit of opportunities within the Nigerian Army, Police, Navy, Immigration, and other para-military agencies.

The visibly disheartened individual disclosed his relentless attempts to secure a position, having applied to the Nigerian Army on three separate occasions, the Nigerian Police twice, alongside applications to the Immigration and Nigerian Navy.

Despite his unwavering efforts, all his endeavors were met with rejection, casting a shadow over his aspirations for a meaningful career in these esteemed organizations.

In a moment of raw honesty, the young man expresses the depth of his despair, contemplating venturing into fraudulent activities as a last resort, driven by the perceived lack of alternatives.

Watch his video below;

His plight sheds light on the struggles faced by many young job seekers grappling with the harsh reality of limited opportunities and fierce competition in the quest for stable employment.

Check out some reactions gathered …

Froshdc_vibez9 wrote: “To serve Nigeria is not by force bruh”

Chapter_999 alleged: “That’s how it’s bruh… NDA is demanding 3M for my guy to join.. imagine 😢”

Wizkid_champ said: “I feel your pain person go do bad thing them go say why he nor go find work now see waiting he don show ona Nigeria nor be hood place oo so anything you do happy if you thief successful happy you do yahoo successful happy because Ni”

Maryann_cindy remarked: “Pls Bro try one more time. It’s heartbreaking 💔 but please don’t give up❤️, I genuinely feel ur pain because there is none of those parastatals I didn’t apply for, Army inclusive; I gave up until I made the last push. Guess what God came tru. Pls hold on Bro.”

big_madumadu stated: “C d joy wey he won take enter Nigeria force ehya.. so to join Wetin go kill man we still need connection..

GWG.ng reports that the frustration of the Nigerian graduate mirrors the story of a young graduate burning his NYSC certificate, university, and primary school certificates. The man conveyed his disillusionment with the traditional educational system, stating that it made more sense to acquire practical skills than to pursue higher education without the assurance of employment opportunities post-graduation. He emphasized the difficulty of securing employment even with a university degree and advocated for a shift towards skill acquisition as a more viable and pragmatic alternative.

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