Report Reveals 80 Million Nigerian Youths Unemployed in 2025, Urgent Interventions Needed
A report revealed that Nigeria is facing a severe youth crisis with approximately 80 million unemployed youths in 2025, representing half of the nation's youth population. The report highlighted the challenges young Nigerians face, including limited job opportunities, stagnant job market, and increasing desperation leading to issues like irregular migration and cybercrime.
The impact of insecurity on youth was also emphasized, with violence disrupting education and leaving many children out of school. The report called for urgent interventions to address the growing gap between education and employment opportunities for Nigerian youth.
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