Stutern, a Lagos-based online platform has published the salary distribution of employed graduates in Nigeria.

Stutern carries out studies on employment in Nigeria and Nigerian universities and this year, they created something called the Nigerian Graduate report.

According to the report released, statistics were obtained between 2010-2016.

Stutern embarked on a study into the salary distribution of employed graduates and below is what was found out.

1. More than 50% of Nigerians currently earn N50,000 or less on a monthly basis.

2. 1 in 4 new graduates earn less than N20,000 monthly as starting salary.

3. Over 80% of employed graduates currently earn not more than N150,000 per month.

4. Most graduates earn between N20,000 – N50,000 monthly both as starting salary and current salary.

5. Only about 1.92% earn above N150,000 monthly.


Earlier, we compiled a list of universities with the most employable graduates in Nigeria as released by Stutern.

Covenant University located in Ota, Ogun state was at the top of the list with a 90% employability rate.

Many are finding it hard to get good jobs. While some are out there still searching, others have decided to become self-employed

SOURCE: https://www.techtimes.com.ng/2018/01/this-is-how-much-most-graduates-earn-in.html?m=1

Is this publication insinuating that 80% of NL'ders take home 150 or even lesser? I don't believe this report ! that's somebody's pocket money somewhere.

Covenant University located in Ota, Ogun state was at the top of the list with a 90% employability rate.

How dare you not give this credit to a university from Japan of Africa?

This report must have been compiled under one bridge in Ibadan.

LionDeLeo:


How dare you not give this credit to a university from Japan of Africa?

This report must have been compiled under one bridge in Ibadan.

Don't be deceieved by the mu h noise around public universities...most of them don't get good jobs.These private universities peeps get jobs in shell, chevron, and others.

LegitBoy:
Don't be deceieved by the mu h noise around public universities...most of them don't get good jobs.These private universities peeps get jobs in shell, chevron, and others.

I know many products of public universities working with multinationals earning above 400k per month.

Aspiregreat:
Is this publication insinuating that 80% of NL'ders take home 150 or even lesser? I don't believe this report ! that's somebody's pocket money somewhere.

Somebody? But not your own pocket money?

Gamesmart:


Somebody? But not your own pocket money?

Entrepreneur.

Aspiregreat:

Entrepreneur.

And so?

That does not answer my question and that appears to be because you want to see if you can give an impression but by not lying.

Even the traders selling Fan Milk on the streets are entrepreneurs as they are self-employed. N100k is big money to them.

So it is not pocket money to you, the entrepreneur?

LionDeLeo:

I know many products of public universities working with multinationals earning above 400k per month.

I said "most" never said all. Besides what's their percentage? Be sincere to yourself.

LegitBoy:
Don't be deceieved by the mu h noise around public universities...most of them don't get good jobs.These private universities peeps get jobs in shell, chevron, and others.

Getting a good job has nothing to do with the University u attended it's all abt connection, private uni students ve well to do parents hence they will get jobs ahead of pauper ppl dt full public unis

Got dt nw

Eg hw do u expect to compete with fayose son dt jst graduated in covenant uni, his name alone will get him a top job

Nige

jaychubi:


Getting a good job has nothing to do with the University u attended it's all abt connection, private uni students ve well to do parents hence they will get jobs ahead of pauper ppl dt full public unis

Got dt nw

Eg hw do u expect to compete with fayose son dt jst graduated in covenant uni, his name alone will get him a top job

a poor man's child cannot attend a private university and also for rich kids, job is waiting for them. This life just dey somehow

Most parents who send their wards to those expensive private institution are rich and well connected, but our own prayer is that be it public or private institution God himself should connect us with our helper.........

jaychubi:


Getting a good job has nothing to do with the University u attended it's all abt connection, private uni students ve well to do parents hence they will get jobs ahead of pauper ppl dt full public unis

Got dt nw

Eg hw do u expect to compete with fayose son dt jst graduated in covenant uni, his name alone will get him a top job

You are partially right.

And one girl said she can't date a guy who earn 100k monthly..... You will die trying

So damn POOR!

Future looking bleak for a university undergraduate.

Wait oooo.

No be when person find work when him go they talk about salary?

deedy111:
Even federal government is paying 30k

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Who told u federal government is paying 30k/month? U must be talking about secondary sch certificate holders and certainly not graduates..

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The data is very true

This is why I can only work with an NGO....Down here in Maiduguri our cleaners earn 125k monthly

Funky123:
Most parents who send their wards to those expensive private institution are rich and well connected, but our own prayer is that be it public or private institution God himself should connect us with our helper.........

Good talk, just pray be it private or public God should connect you to your destiny helper and the rest will be history!

GreatMahmud:


Who told u federal government is paying 30k/month? U must be talking about secondary sch cerytificate holders and certainly not graduates..

Is N-Power not for graduates?

SamuelAnyawu:
This is why I can only work with an NGO....Down here in Maiduguri out cleaners earn 125k monthly

How far nau? I wee not mind that NGO work. I've always wanted to work for one.