Joseph Osuji
Nigeria, one of the biggest countries in the globe with a population of over 188 million people living in it, is seen as the giant of Africa and in terms of its economy and human capacity.
With the fall
in global oil price, the country which depends majorly on its crude exportation
as a means of revenue generation has been hit with what economic analyst would
liken to the economic recession that hit Greece few years back.
According to
the National Bureau of Statistics, another 1.5 million Nigerians became
unemployed in the first quarter of 2016, and with unemployed rate tripling in
the last few months and youth unemployment also rising to 42.24 percent, the
country has witnessed a surge of about 15.2 million youth unemployment with a
slow in productivity as recorded by in the GDP.






