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Unemployed female graduate roams Abuja streets with placard begging for job

An unemployed young Nigerian lady, Ebhodagbe Victoria has hit the street of Abuja with a placard on her neck in search of a job.

Victoria who is a graduate of International Relations and is in dire need of a job was spotted at CAC Maitama Abuja with a placard which read, “I need a job, BSc int’l relations, EbhodagbeVictoria@yahoo.com”.

A man took a photo of the lady with her permission and shared it on social media as he calls for help for her.

Sharing the photo of the lady, he wrote,

“I saw this young lady at CAC Maitama Abuja looking for work with a placard on her neck that reads. I need a job, BSc int’l relations, EbhodagbeVictoria@yahoo.com.

I took permission from her to take a picture and make a small video recording and she agreed.

Please if you have work for her you can help her. She took a bold step, not all ladies can do this”.

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