The petrol subsidy removal and the steep devaluation of the Naira were presented as essential repairs to Nigeria’s fragile economic architecture. Yet the most far-reaching consequence of this dual policy shift is the severe human toll it imposes on the poor.
The answer, distilled by the sheer economic trauma of the last two years, is unsettlingly close to yes. The pursuit of remote, dollar-denominated income has transitioned from a career ambition to an essential survival strategy.
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Nigeria’s job market may be crowded, but strategic clarity, action, and mindset make all the difference. However, with demonstrable skills, crafting real-world experiences, building genuine networks, and persisting with purpose, job seekers transform from passive candidates into demanded professionals—and open doors even where paths seem limited.
Fintech in Africa is not yet the primary employer across the economy, but it is a catalytic force in job creation, especially in the high-growth digital space. It provides quality, formal employment, opens pathways for professional development, and accelerates financial inclusion.
