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Enugu to employ 1,000 youths as traffic officers, forest guards

Enugu State Government has concluded arrangements to employ 1,000 youths  as traffic officers and forest guards.

The Head of Service of the state, Mr Ken Chukwuegbo, made the disclosure in a statement  in Enugu on Monday.

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Chukwuegbo advised interested and qualified youths  to summit applications  to his office or online via https://bit.ly/ohosenugu, before January 14.

He said that the jobs would be for people between the ages of 18 years and 35 years.

Interested youths must be indigenes of the state and possess a minimum of Senior Secondary School Certificate, according to the head of service. 

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