NIGERIA UNEMPLOYMENT RATE - BY ZONE, Q4 2020.

In South East - almost 5 in 10 people that are able & willing to work are unemployed.

In South South & North East - it is more than 4 in 10.

In North Central & North West - it is about 3 in 10.

In South West - it is more than 2 in 10.
https://twitter.com/StatiSense/status/1371554219593977864

Expecting our clueless governors to blame Coronavirus for the high rate of employment as if they have been creating the same employment before Coronavirus

waooo

Nigeria under Buhari is a failed state

All thanks to Jubril Alsundani for this great feat.

Dis country na cruise... When they want to release statistics on infrastructural, social and educationally underdeveloped regions, the North tops. When they want to release statistics on population, voter registration and government intervention, the North tops. When they want to release statistics on educationally developed regions the South East tops and yet strangely enough, when they want to release statistics on unemployed region, other regions but the north tops.. Now the question is dis are they saying the north which happens to have the most population according to their statistics are mostly employed?

The funny thing about this statistics means that the South East have the most qualified employable population but the statistics doesn't capture the fact that most of those people have created one form of trade or business for themselves and are employing others

Nbotee:
The funny thing about this statistics means that the South East have the most qualified employable population but the statistics doesn't capture the fact that most of those people have created one form of trade or business for themselves and are employing others

Nope... wrong analysis

Nbotee:
The funny thing about this statistics means that the South East have the most qualified employable population but the statistics doesn't capture the fact that most of those people have created one form of trade or business for themselves and are employing others

Your analysis is absolutely wrong