Day: September 10, 2026

Graduate Unemployment in Nigeria: Why a Degree Alone Isn’t Enough Anymore 

Show a young graduate standing at a crossroads. One side represents academic achievement with a university degree, graduation cap and certificate. The other side represents the workplace with a laptop, professional portfolio, interview setting and career skills. The graduate is positioned between both paths, showing that a degree is the starting point but practical skills and experience are needed to move into employment. Clean editorial style, modern professional setting, realistic people, strong visual hierarchy, no text-heavy design.

Graduate unemployment in Nigeria has become one of those subjects every family whispers about at some point: the cousin with a first-class degree still job hunting two years on, the neighbour’s daughter running a small business because nothing else came through. It is not that these graduates lack ambition or intelligence. It is that the […]

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