Figures from the National Bureau of Statistics clearly illustrated the deep challenges in Nigeria’s labour market, where the nation’s rapid economic growth has not translated into effective job creation.
The rate of unemployment in the country is expected to increase further by about two per cent in 2014, a report has predicted.
With a high unemployment rate in Nigeria, competition amongst job seekers for available jobs becomes fierce and tough. A lot of risks are associated with job search in Nigeria.
I'll take a look at the top 3 risks of being a job seeker in Nigeria
1.) Employer Scams
2.) Risk of traveling for tests
3.) Risk of dying during tests
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