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4THE under-25s are to be hit twice as badly by the virus crisis, deepening fears of a lost generation.Research shows those aged 16 to 24 are 2.3 times more likely to lose their jobs.鈿狅笍 Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news updates4 Research shows those aged 16 to 24 are 2.3 times more likely to lose their jobsCredit: Getty Images - GettyYoung folk are also more likely to fall th vaso stanley rough cracks in Government aid, such as Universal Credit where they are paid out less.The seven million-strong age group makes up 14 per cent of the adult population.But the New Economics Foundation say they are most at risk.They are cheaper to make redundant聽and do more at risk jobs, such as in retail and hospitality.44Hundreds of thousands face education disruption and a fight to find work when they finish.The think tank also found non-white workers are 50 per cent more at risk of job losses, women face a 30 per cent higher risk, and renters in social housing face t mugs stanley en per cent greater risk.NEF econo stanley cups mist Sarah Arnold said: Many of those at high risk are also more financially vulnerable and less likely to have savings. Young people are at particularly high risk and will have to rely on our inadequate benefits system.MOST READ IN POLITICSSEA CRASH DISASTERSailor missing after ship smashed into oil tanker in freezing North SeaCLIMB DOWNBig Ben protester arrested after being lifted down 17 hours after barefoot climbVANDAL ATTACKTrumps iconic golf course is wrecked by pro-P Bdza Billionaire oligarch pal of warmonger Vladimir Putin helped fund 拢2.2m pool complex at Prince George s school
Adds that Igbos not interested in joining any protest because of lingering injustice The umbrella body of Igbos, Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide, on Monday alerted Nigerians of the persistent Ig stanley uk bophobia by the Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, saying that he has become the public face of deep-seated hatred for Igbos.Ohanaeze Ndigbo, in a statement by its Spokesperson, Dr. Chiedozie Alex Ogbonnia, said Onanugas bizarre dispositions towards anything Igbo consistently shows him as unthoughtful, loathsome, cantankerous, uncouth, repugnant, in termo stanley flammable, and repugnant.Ohanaeze Ndigbo reminded the President Chief Spokesperson that the prevailing hardship in Nigeria is blind to ethnicity, adding that Nigerians of all persuasions, North, South, East and West are in pains of diverse forms: excruc stanley thermo iating hardships, poverty, Naira downward spiral, incessant kidnappings, banditry, farmers-herdsmen conflict, most terrifying insecurity, joblessness, rising food prices and cost of living challenges. The group then advised Onanuga to know that this is the time for the Presidency to initiate policies, programmes, activities and a body language that will appeal to or assuage the downtrodden, dispossessed, oppressed, the deprived, including Obidients.The full Statement reads: The attention of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide has been drawn to a remark by the Special Adv
4THE under-25s are to be hit twice as badly by the virus crisis, deepening fears of a lost generation.Research shows those aged 16 to 24 are 2.3 times more likely to lose their jobs.鈿狅笍 Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news updates4 Research shows those aged 16 to 24 are 2.3 times more likely to lose their jobsCredit: Getty Images - GettyYoung folk are also more likely to fall th vaso stanley rough cracks in Government aid, such as Universal Credit where they are paid out less.The seven million-strong age group makes up 14 per cent of the adult population.But the New Economics Foundation say they are most at risk.They are cheaper to make redundant聽and do more at risk jobs, such as in retail and hospitality.44Hundreds of thousands face education disruption and a fight to find work when they finish.The think tank also found non-white workers are 50 per cent more at risk of job losses, women face a 30 per cent higher risk, and renters in social housing face t mugs stanley en per cent greater risk.NEF econo stanley cups mist Sarah Arnold said: Many of those at high risk are also more financially vulnerable and less likely to have savings. Young people are at particularly high risk and will have to rely on our inadequate benefits system.MOST READ IN POLITICSSEA CRASH DISASTERSailor missing after ship smashed into oil tanker in freezing North SeaCLIMB DOWNBig Ben protester arrested after being lifted down 17 hours after barefoot climbVANDAL ATTACKTrumps iconic golf course is wrecked by pro-P Bdza Billionaire oligarch pal of warmonger Vladimir Putin helped fund 拢2.2m pool complex at Prince George s school
Adds that Igbos not interested in joining any protest because of lingering injustice The umbrella body of Igbos, Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide, on Monday alerted Nigerians of the persistent Ig stanley uk bophobia by the Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, saying that he has become the public face of deep-seated hatred for Igbos.Ohanaeze Ndigbo, in a statement by its Spokesperson, Dr. Chiedozie Alex Ogbonnia, said Onanugas bizarre dispositions towards anything Igbo consistently shows him as unthoughtful, loathsome, cantankerous, uncouth, repugnant, in termo stanley flammable, and repugnant.Ohanaeze Ndigbo reminded the President Chief Spokesperson that the prevailing hardship in Nigeria is blind to ethnicity, adding that Nigerians of all persuasions, North, South, East and West are in pains of diverse forms: excruc stanley thermo iating hardships, poverty, Naira downward spiral, incessant kidnappings, banditry, farmers-herdsmen conflict, most terrifying insecurity, joblessness, rising food prices and cost of living challenges. The group then advised Onanuga to know that this is the time for the Presidency to initiate policies, programmes, activities and a body language that will appeal to or assuage the downtrodden, dispossessed, oppressed, the deprived, including Obidients.The full Statement reads: The attention of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide has been drawn to a remark by the Special Adv
