A 32-year-old Nigerian graduate with a B.Sc. in Mathematics and an M.Sc. in Biomathematics has expressed frustration over his struggle to secure employment despite his academic qualifications.
The graduate reportedly shared his experience online, prompting Nigerians to debate the gap between academic qualifications and available job opportunities in the country.
Several users argued that his qualifications should make him employable, while others pointed to Nigeria’s unemployment crisis and the limited opportunities available for specialised fields.
@fajihat0: Job you avoided by going to school you will now find yourself same job because there is no job that suits your needs
@chillXplug: There is need to be more real opportunities… rate of unemployment within the country is so alarming
@HGbesh: Once they tell you “With this course, you can work anywhere” Just know say your life don spoil 😭😂😭
@Mirymm1: Oh oh And the course is a good course oh. It’s just not practical in Nigeria.
@Cinemababey: You already have a job, but you mean you want to work under someone, change your perspective, bro
@Ikechukwusenior: Who want pay you with all these qualifications? Companies are looking for just BSC graduates so that they can pay 150k.
@01EMPERO: Where you see money to get all those degree ????
@bummyla: Not Possible! All companies have account department, some have procurement department, even Admin department
@alatikababa1: In another country, this guy will be making so much money for his maths knowledge, but here in Nigeria he found it hard to get a job
