Bridging the gap between education and employment in Nigeria

    Deborah Yemi-Oladayo | Careers & Mobility | Nov 13, 2025    
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Yearly, thousands of our bright young people graduate, clutching degrees, armed with high dreams, only to find themselves stranded between education and employment. The certificate is intact, but the connection to the opportunity is broken.

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