In Esan land, there is a big concern to develop our people and the land itself. In the past, many families were able to send their children to school: primary, secondary and tertiary education.
On graduation, they moved to the cities in search of gainful employment. There has been a serious case of rural -urban drift and in recent years, many youths have continued to embark on outward migration to overseas countries in search of a better life.
There are so many other people and youths in Esan land whose families were unable to send them to school and so many have learnt several vocations like artisans, farming and trading while majority do not have saleable skills and so in recent years, many of these have constituted themselves as social miscreants, and are found in the streets, unproductive while others are involved in all sorts of unwholesome activities.
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Ph.D, FCIPM, FNIM, ISPI (USA), SHRM (USA)
Director(rd): Claims Resolution ; Strategy Developmen
Retired Director of Education,Lagos State, Nigeria
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Teacher
I can’t be less happyer as a proud Esan man. Thanks for your initiatives
Student
A good heart is non quantifiable. Thanks for creating a platform for people like us
Student
Getting soft loan was a very big deal. Thanks for your vision, giving hope for the Esan youth.
Farmer
Support from the cooperative society gave a great boost to my farming business. I can't stop being thankful as a beneficiary.
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