Unemployment like a monster has intimidated

both developed and developing nations for several decades. Many schools of thought have been expressed as to how to curb unemployment, yet unemployment remains a global challenge. This has led to increase in illegal immigrants crossing into different nations were living conditions are better, leading to unprecedented rise in the unemployment situations in many countries. While in other nations, unemployment has led to so much civil unrest, agitations, violence and sometimes a rise in crimes.

The question is, does unemployment really have a solution? Or we are to accept it as a social problem we have to live with? To me, thinking of unemployment as a social problem we have to live

with is cowardly mentality which will only turn us into victims of circumstance. I believe with all certitude and fortitude that unemployment can be history in my time

and in this generation.

 Making unemployment history is written as a monumental contribution towards the global fight of making unemployment history in the 21st century. The significant problems we face, cannot be solve at the same level of thinking we were at when we created them.