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Lagos State Government to Host Free Job Fair on 17 November 2026

Sanwo-Olu

 

The Lagos State Government is set to organise a free Job Fair aimed at connecting job seekers with employers who are actively recruiting across various industries.

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The event, scheduled for 17 November 2026, will offer participants the chance to attend on-the-spot interviews, receive potential job offers, and benefit from career workshops and networking opportunities.

The Job Fair is open to a wide range of attendees, including recent graduates, serving NYSC members, general job seekers, and experienced professionals looking for new employment opportunities.

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Organisers say the initiative is designed to bridge the gap between available talent and companies seeking to fill positions in different sectors of the economy.

Participants can expect to meet representatives from organisations that are currently hiring, take part in immediate interviews that could lead to employment offers, and gain practical guidance through career workshops focused on job applications and professional development.

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The Lagos State Job Fair 2026 presents a valuable platform for those seeking employment or career advancement.

Prospective attendees are encouraged to complete their registration early and prepare adequately for the opportunities the event will provide.

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