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BUSINESS DAY REPORTS THAT "INSECURITY FORCES YOUTH TO RESIGN JOBS IN THE NORTH"

According to a bank manager in Kaduna who spoke on condition of anonymity, the insecurity in the region has created vacancies in most banks in the northern states, especially Bauchi, Borno, Plateau, Kaduna and Kano. He said most young graduates who were employed not long ago, have resigned their jobs due to pressure from their loved ones to quit the north.



He added that when the banks attempted to transfer personnel from the south to fill the vacancies, they were met with resistance and threats of resignation by experienced staff, adding that "Most people interviewed for replacement from the northern region did not measure up" (intellectually).

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