The youth unemployment rate in Nigeria has reached alarming levels, with estimates suggesting nearly 40% of young Nigerians aged 15-35 are jobless. The lack of employment opportunities is driving increased social unrest and migration pressures.
Economists say the gap between education and job market needs is a major factor. Many graduates struggle to find roles matching their skills, leading to underemployment and frustration.
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Government programs aimed at skills training and entrepreneurship are underway, but experts warn that more coordinated efforts are needed to absorb Nigeria’s growing workforce.
Youth advocates demand urgent action to create jobs and empower young Nigerians to contribute meaningfully to the economy.
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