Lagos State Students Embrace Career Expo for Job Opportunities and Personal Growth
The Expo, organized by the Ministry of Tertiary Education, aimed to bridge the gap between students and employers while fostering a conducive environment for learning and growth.
Zita Ezechi 
Students in Lagos State have been encouraged to seize the opportunity presented by the recent Career Expo to engage with potential employers, ask relevant questions, and pave the way for their career advancement. The Expo, organized by the Ministry of Tertiary Education, aimed to bridge the gap between students and employers while fostering a conducive environment for learning and growth.
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Commissioner Hon. Tolani Sule emphasized the importance of proactive engagement during the Expo. "In today's competitive job market," he stated, "students must step out of their comfort zones, demonstrate innovation, and showcase multicultural competence. These qualities will set them apart from other job seekers."
The Commissioner acknowledged the challenges of securing employment in the current environment and urged students to be prepared for the journey ahead. By interacting directly with employers, students gain insights into industry expectations and can align their personal actions with career goals.
Employers attending the Expo were informed about the state government's commitment to maintaining peaceful and efficient state-owned institutions. The seamless academic calendar and conducive learning environment are evidence of this dedication. Lagos State aims to produce graduates who can compete globally and contribute significantly to the workforce.
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Salaam Abimbola, one of the organizers, expressed gratitude to the State Government for prioritizing quality education. He assured participants that the Expo would fulfill its mission of creating job opportunities for students.
"The Career Expo serves as a valuable feedback mechanism for the Ministry, allowing employers to share insights and students to explore potential career paths," the government noted. As the event concluded, attendees left with renewed enthusiasm and a clearer vision for their professional futures.
