Talent Hunt is panacea to unemployment — Christopher Omole

A gospel/ hiphop singer has declared that Nigeria government in its plan to curb unemployment among youth needs to adopt Talent hunt- discovery in order to facilitate self employment.  Christopher Omole  an Ipoti-Ekiti-born Gospel/Hiphop singer, made the plea in Ado Ekiti, Ekiti state capital  while speaking with Newsmen at a concert tagged ‘Exclusive’ organised by ‘Muzical Concept,’ an international music entertainment from Holland.
Christopher, a final year student of Civil Engineering at Ekiti state University who has  won more than three times the best Gospel/hiphop singer at music Concerts organized by different Music entertainment in Ekiti state told journalists he has been into music at tender age.
“I enjoy music even without being paid for”.
Christopher lamented unemployment rate in Nigeria. He urged the Federal government to imbibe Talent hunt discovery, this according to him “will encourage creativity among the youth, which in turn promote self employment”. He suggested that Talent hunt method will enable, the government to know the area where youth could be assisted on job creation.  He explained that Nigeria Youth are gifted in various ways, “if government embarked on Talent discovery method and give necessary assistance ,youth would be opportuned to show case their talent and put it into practice for self employment without relying on white collar job”.
He regretted that” a lot of youth in a bid to survive, engage in different jobs that are not on their lines thereby resulting to inefficiency and. Incompetence.”
Christoper  Omole A K A as XMOLE said he has been receiving support solely from his mum Chief. Mrs Oluseyi Olunloyo Omole (a widow) and his immediate family. He therefore solicits for support from well meaning Nigerians, Philantrophists and corporate bodies.
This year ‘Exclusive’ Concert came up at Oluyemi Kayode Stadium, in Ado Ekiti, where Christopher Omole emerged the best Gospel/ Hiphop singer.