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Topic 03 of 18 · Country Index 2026
Nigeria: Work & Labour
Can people find work, and on what terms?
Nigeria is placed 16th of 182 countries on work & labour in the Country Index 2026, from 4 of its 4 key statistics. Readings behind it: Employment-to-Population Ratio 79.99 (2025); Labour Income Share 75.13 (2025).
Share
Work & Labour
16th
of 182 countries placed
Placed from 4 of 4 key statistics
01The evidence
The 4 key statistics that decide it
Only these place Nigeria on work & labour — one vote each. Every value is the publisher’s own, read at the edition the Country Index 2026 used; the grey ticks are every other country it was compared with, lowest on the left.
Key 1 of 4
Employment-to-Population Ratio
International Labour Organization (ILO)
2025 edition · data for 2025 · CC BY 4.0
79.99
Employed share of the population aged 15+ (%)
Higher is better
Nigeria: 79.99. Across the 182 countries in this edition, values run from 21.21 (São Tomé and Príncipe) to 86.9 (Qatar); the world median is 57.72.
- World median
- 57.72
- Best in Western Africa
- 79.99 Nigeria
- Land neighbours
- Benin 75.14 · Cameroon 62.82 · Niger 79.43 · Chad 58.81
Key 3 of 4
Unemployment Rate
International Labour Organization (ILO)
2025 edition · data for 2025 · CC BY 4.0
3.064
Unemployment (% of labour force)
Lower is better
Nigeria: 3.064. Across the 182 countries in this edition, values run from 0.13 (Qatar) to 34.2 (Eswatini); the world median is 5.084.
- World median
- 5.084
- Best in Western Africa
- 0.394 Niger
- Land neighbours
- Benin 1.589 · Cameroon 3.602 · Niger 0.394 · Chad 1.057
Key 4 of 4
Vulnerable Employment
International Labour Organization (ILO)
2025 edition · data for 2025 · CC BY 4.0
66.48
Vulnerable employment (% of total employment)
Lower is better
Nigeria: 66.48. Across the 182 countries in this edition, values run from 0.456 (Qatar) to 90.22 (Chad); the world median is 28.67.
- World median
- 28.67
- Best in Western Africa
- 34.26 Cabo Verde
- Land neighbours
- Benin 78.53 · Cameroon 67.56 · Niger 83.73 · Chad 90.22
02Over time
Which way Nigeria is moving
Each key’s published value, edition by edition, beside the world median. The Country Index 2026 is the first edition of the standing, so the standing itself has no history to chart yet.
Employment-to-Population Ratio
Employed share of the population aged 15+ (%) · higher is better
NigeriaWorld median
Nigeria fell from 80.08 in 2000 to 79.99 in 2025; the world median went from 55.86 to 57.72.
Every year’s figures
Year Nigeria World median 2025 79.99 57.720 2024 80.05 57.694 2023 80.02 58.158 2022 78.16 57.688 2021 75.81 56.066 2020 74.78 55.691 2019 76.79 57.871 2018 76.85 56.911 2017 76.98 56.738 2016 77.21 56.845 2015 77.45 56.788 2014 77.62 56.774 2013 77.84 56.229 2012 78.01 56.289 2011 78.06 56.297 2010 78.24 56.212 2009 78.45 56.255 2008 78.51 57.308 2007 78.69 56.933 2006 78.89 56.685 2005 79.11 56.129 2004 79.48 55.465 2003 79.67 55.630 2002 79.90 55.843 2001 79.94 56.018 2000 80.08 55.861 Labour Income Share
Labour income share of GDP (%) · higher is better
NigeriaWorld median
Nigeria rose from 65.27 in 2004 to 75.13 in 2025; the world median went from 46.01 to 46.23.
Every year’s figures
Year Nigeria World median 2025 75.13 46.230 2024 75.14 46.060 2023 75.28 45.900 2022 73.60 45.615 2021 74.88 45.433 2020 73.98 47.267 2019 74.78 46.277 2018 72.21 46.187 2017 70.93 46.467 2016 65.83 46.798 2015 66.97 46.876 2014 69.35 47.281 2013 68.90 46.887 2012 67.72 46.231 2011 65.45 45.679 2010 64.51 46.024 2009 64.67 47.071 2008 65.12 45.312 2007 65.32 45.246 2006 65.62 45.670 2005 65.72 46.265 2004 65.27 46.012 Unemployment Rate
Unemployment (% of labour force) · lower is better
NigeriaWorld median
Nigeria fell from 3.953 in 2000 to 3.064 in 2025; the world median went from 6.918 to 5.084.
Every year’s figures
Year Nigeria World median 2025 3.064 5.08 2024 3.045 5.15 2023 3.074 5.21 2022 3.827 5.34 2021 5.404 6.04 2020 5.714 6.38 2019 5.206 5.36 2018 5.069 5.35 2017 4.830 5.59 2016 4.499 5.90 2015 4.134 6.41 2014 3.900 6.58 2013 3.711 6.71 2012 3.761 6.79 2011 3.770 6.90 2010 3.744 7.04 2009 3.763 6.67 2008 3.792 5.79 2007 3.794 6.00 2006 3.749 6.50 2005 3.727 7.09 2004 3.590 6.80 2003 3.637 6.95 2002 3.669 6.91 2001 3.900 6.96 2000 3.953 6.92 Vulnerable Employment
Vulnerable employment (% of total employment) · lower is better
NigeriaWorld median
Nigeria fell from 73.91 in 2000 to 66.48 in 2025; the world median went from 35.67 to 28.67.
Every year’s figures
Year Nigeria World median 2025 66.48 28.67 2024 66.74 29.04 2023 66.96 29.33 2022 67.25 29.67 2021 67.42 30.01 2020 67.96 30.54 2019 66.90 29.98 2018 67.14 30.15 2017 67.44 29.93 2016 67.75 29.91 2015 67.89 30.26 2014 68.05 30.47 2013 68.37 31.14 2012 68.68 31.00 2011 68.99 31.41 2010 69.50 32.37 2009 70.11 32.59 2008 70.44 31.76 2007 70.89 33.47 2006 71.31 34.27 2005 71.73 34.66 2004 72.23 35.51 2003 72.84 35.90 2002 73.44 35.96 2001 73.81 35.27 2000 73.91 35.67
03In context
Nigeria beside its neighbours
A position reads best beside the countries around it. Every position below is a place among all 182 countries on work & labour, never a place within the region.
Nigeria and the countries it borders
Standing among all 182; the key columns are the publishers’ own values.
| Country | Standing | Employment-to-Population RatioEmployed share of the population aged 15+ (%) | Labour Income ShareLabour income share of GDP (%) | Unemployment RateUnemployment (% of labour force) | Vulnerable EmploymentVulnerable employment (% of total employment) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nigeria | 16th | 79.99 | 75.13 | 3.064 | 66.48 |
 Benin | 70th | 75.14 | 39.95 | 1.589 | 78.53 |
 Niger | =95th | 79.43 | 27.76 | 0.394 | 83.73 |
 Cameroon | 97th | 62.82 | 44.37 | 3.602 | 67.56 |
 Chad | =117th | 58.81 | 39.11 | 1.057 | 90.22 |
“—”: no published reading in that edition. What a standing is
Across Western Africa
Every country in the sub-region, by its place among all 182.
Placed either side on work & labour
The countries immediately above and below Nigeria in the topic’s list.
04Context, no vote
Where Nigeria is ahead of the world, and behind
32 more statistics filed under work & labour, published in full and deliberately given no vote in the standing. Select a row for the publisher, the rank and the links.
Ahead of the world median7
Statistics on which Nigeria does better than the middle country measured.
Female Labour Force Participation RateILO · 2025 · world median 53.3680.753.36▲ Improved since 2015
Nigeria: 80.7 · world median 53.36 · Women aged 15+ in the labour force (%). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2025 edition, data for 2025.
Published values in that edition run from 4.663 to 82.91; higher is better.
Position 3rd of 182 · derived.
Labour Force Participation RateILO · 2025 · world median 61.6682.5261.66No real change since 2015
Nigeria: 82.52 · world median 61.66 · Population aged 15+ in the labour force (%). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2025 edition, data for 2025.
Published values in that edition run from 23.34 to 87.01; higher is better.
Position 5th of 182 · derived.
Youth Unemployment RateILO · 2025 · world median 12.835.3412.83▲ Improved since 2015
Nigeria: 5.34 · world median 12.83 · Unemployment, ages 15-24 (% of youth labour force). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2025 edition, data for 2025.
Published values in that edition run from 0.457 to 76.77; lower is better.
Position 155th of 182 · derived, 1st = worst.
Youth Not in Education, Employment or TrainingILO · 2024 · world median 14.3111.9114.31▲ Improved since 2016
Nigeria: 11.91 · world median 14.31 · Youth not in education, employment or training (%). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2024 edition, data for 2024.
Published values in that edition run from 3.975 to 65.73; lower is better.
Position 64th of 97 · derived, 1st = worst.
Female Share of Senior and Middle ManagementILO · 2024 · world median 35.8637.8635.86No earlier reading
Nigeria: 37.86 · world median 35.86 · Women in senior and middle management (% of managers). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2024 edition, data for 2024.
Published values in that edition run from 7.226 to 56.69; higher is better.
Position 34th of 86 · derived.
Firms Offering Formal TrainingWorld Bank Group · 2026 · world median 32.0736.2232.07No earlier reading
Nigeria: 36.22 · world median 32.07 · Firms offering formal training to permanent full-time workers (%). World Bank Group, 2026 edition, data for 2026.
Published values in that edition run from 1.42 to 79.12; higher is better.
Composite Rate of Labour Underutilisation (LU4)ILO · 2024 · world median 12.5611.5712.56▲ Improved since 2019
Nigeria: 11.57 · world median 12.56 · Composite rate of labour underutilisation, LU4 (% of the extended labour force). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2024 edition, data for 2024.
Published values in that edition run from 1.495 to 49.82; lower is better.
Position 43rd of 76 · derived, 1st = worst.
Behind the world median16
Statistics on which Nigeria does worse than the middle country measured.
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing Value Added per WorkerWorld Bank Group · 2025 · world median 6,7423,4956,742No real change since 2015
Nigeria: 3,495 · world median 6,742 · Agricultural value added per worker (constant 2015 US$). World Bank Group, 2025 edition, data for 2025.
Published values in that edition run from 210.77 to 150,632; higher is better.
Position 101st of 151 · derived.
Firms with a Female Top ManagerWorld Bank Group · 2025 · world median 19.1614.2719.16No earlier reading
Nigeria: 14.27 · world median 19.16 · Firms with a female top manager (%). World Bank Group, 2025 edition, data for 2025.
Published values in that edition run from 1.429 to 62.9; higher is better.
Position 122nd of 179 · derived.
Compliance with Labour RightsILO · 2024 · world median 1.613.081.61▲ Improved since 2015
Nigeria: 3.08 · world median 1.61 · Compliance with freedom of association and collective bargaining rights (0 = best, 10 = worst). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2024 edition, data for 2024.
Published values in that edition run from 0 to 10; lower is better.
Working Poverty RateILO · 2025 · world median 4.88527.914.885No real change since 2015
Nigeria: 27.91 · world median 4.885 · Employed people living in extreme poverty (%). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2025 edition, data for 2025.
Published values in that edition run from 0.007 to 86.02; lower is better.
Trade Union DensityILO · 2020 · world median 16.689.94316.68No earlier reading
Nigeria: 9.943 · world median 16.68 · Employees who are trade union members (%). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2020 edition, data for 2020.
Published values in that edition run from 0.2 to 91.42; higher is better.
Position 103rd of 139 · derived.
Firms Competing Against Informal FirmsWorld Bank Group · 2026 · world median 41.8156.3641.81No earlier reading
Nigeria: 56.36 · world median 41.81 · Firms competing against unregistered or informal firms (%). World Bank Group, 2026 edition, data for 2026.
Published values in that edition run from 1.926 to 90.5; lower is better.
Position 45th of 181 · derived, 1st = worst.
Length of Paid Maternity LeaveWorld Bank Group · 2025 · world median 988498▼ Worsened since 2015
Nigeria: 84 · world median 98 · Paid maternity leave set in law (calendar days). World Bank Group, 2026 edition, data for 2025.
Published values in that edition run from 0 to 410; higher is better.
GDP per Person EmployedWorld Bank Group · 2025 · world median 47,38417,12047,384▼ Worsened since 2015
Nigeria: 17,120 · world median 47,384 · GDP per person employed (constant 2021 international $). World Bank Group, 2025 edition, data for 2025.
Published values in that edition run from 2,456 to 262,554; higher is better.
Position 132nd of 168 · derived.
Length of Paid Paternity LeaveWorld Bank Group · 2025 · world median 303▼ Worsened since 2015
Nigeria: 0 · world median 3 · Paid paternity leave set in law (calendar days). World Bank Group, 2026 edition, data for 2025.
Published values in that edition run from 0 to 196; higher is better.
Employment Injury Protection CoverageILO · 2024 · world median 45.910.145.9No earlier reading
Nigeria: 10.1 · world median 45.9 · Labour force covered in the event of a work injury (%). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2024 edition, data for 2024.
Published values in that edition run from 0 to 100; higher is better.
Low Pay RateILO · 2024 · world median 17.8929.4117.89▲ Improved since 2019
Nigeria: 29.41 · world median 17.89 · Employees paid less than two-thirds of the median hourly earnings (%). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2024 edition, data for 2024.
Published values in that edition run from 3.395 to 41.69; lower is better.
Position 13th of 71 · derived, 1st = worst.
Human Capital Wealth per CapitaWorld Bank Group · 2020 · world median 25,2306,73125,230No real change since 2010
Nigeria: 6,731 · world median 25,230 · Human capital per person — present value of future earnings (real chained 2019 US$). World Bank Group, 2020 edition, data for 2020.
Published values in that edition run from 700.38 to 735,422; higher is better.
Position 127th of 151 · derived.
Labour Productivity per Hour WorkedILO · 2025 · world median 22.165.622.16▼ Worsened since 2015
Nigeria: 5.6 · world median 22.16 · Output per hour worked (constant 2021 international $ at PPP). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2025 edition, data for 2025.
Published values in that edition run from 0.92 to 164.65; higher is better.
Position 155th of 182 · derived.
Gini Index of Monthly EarningsILO · 2024 · world median 0.3370.4470.337No real change since 2019
Nigeria: 0.447 · world median 0.337 · Gini index of employees’ monthly earnings (0 = all paid the same, 1 = maximum inequality). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2024 edition, data for 2024.
Published values in that edition run from 0.182 to 0.643; lower is better.
Position 12th of 75 · derived, 1st = worst.
Informal Employment RateILO · 2025 · world median 36.7692.7536.76No earlier reading
Nigeria: 92.75 · world median 36.76 · Informal employment (% of total employment). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2025 edition, data for 2025.
Published values in that edition run from 0.857 to 94.44; lower is better.
Position 4th of 97 · derived, 1st = worst.
Average Monthly Earnings of EmployeesILO · 2024 · world median 1,636288.051,636No real change since 2019
Nigeria: 288.05 · world median 1,636 · Average monthly earnings of employees (2021 PPP $). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2024 edition, data for 2024.
Published values in that edition run from 193.28 to 9,307; higher is better.
Position 74th of 75 · derived.
Level with the median, or no median to compare1
Unemployment Benefit CoverageILO · 2024 · world median 000No earlier reading
Nigeria: 0 · world median 0 · Unemployed people receiving unemployment benefits (%). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2024 edition, data for 2024.
Published values in that edition run from 0 to 100; higher is better.
No better end8
These describe the shape of a country — more is not better or worse, only different — so they are never ahead or behind.
Self-Employment RateILO · 2025 · world median 31.8486.1531.84No real change since 2015
Nigeria: 86.15 · world median 31.84 · Self-employed (% of total employment). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2025 edition, data for 2025.
Published values in that edition run from 0.832 to 91.56.
Position 5th of 182 · derived, counted from the highest value.
Employment in AgricultureILO · 2025 · world median 14.3833.5314.38No real change since 2015
Nigeria: 33.53 · world median 14.38 · Employment in agriculture (% of total employment). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2025 edition, data for 2025.
Published values in that edition run from 0.095 to 85.34.
Position 50th of 182 · derived, counted from the highest value.
Average Weekly Hours WorkedILO · 2025 · world median 38.8939.5338.89Moved since 2015
Nigeria: 39.53 · world median 38.89 · Average weekly hours actually worked per employed person. International Labour Organization (ILO), 2025 edition, data for 2025.
Published values in that edition run from 23.64 to 54.7.
Position 87th of 182 · derived, counted from the highest value.
Employment in IndustryILO · 2025 · world median 18.8817.0118.88Moved since 2015
Nigeria: 17.01 · world median 18.88 · Employment in industry (% of total employment). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2025 edition, data for 2025.
Published values in that edition run from 3.103 to 39.44.
Position 113th of 182 · derived, counted from the highest value.
Public Sector EmploymentWorld Bank Group · 2022 · world median 15.018.01515.01No earlier reading
Nigeria: 8.015 · world median 15.01 · Public sector employment (% of total employment). World Bank Group, 2022 edition, data for 2022.
Published values in that edition run from 1.672 to 47.1.
Position 96th of 135 · derived, counted from the highest value.
Employment in ServicesILO · 2025 · world median 59.5149.4659.51Moved since 2015
Nigeria: 49.46 · world median 59.51 · Employment in services (% of total employment). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2025 edition, data for 2025.
Published values in that edition run from 11.56 to 92.17.
Position 130th of 182 · derived, counted from the highest value.
Share of Temporary EmployeesILO · 2024 · world median 13.457.39713.45Moved since 2022
Nigeria: 7.397 · world median 13.45 · Employees on temporary contracts (% of employees). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2024 edition, data for 2024.
Published values in that edition run from 0.337 to 72.78.
Statutory Minimum WageILO · 2024 · world median 657.95244.78657.95Moved since 2014
Nigeria: 244.78 · world median 657.95 · Statutory minimum wage per month (2021 PPP $). International Labour Organization (ILO), 2024 edition, data for 2024.
Published values in that edition run from 4.038 to 3,804.
No current reading for Nigeria
Fatal Occupational Injuries and Labour Inspectors per 10,000 Employed Persons. Listed rather than hidden, so the page can be checked against it.
“Position · derived” is this site’s ordering of the published values, 1st = best unless the row says otherwise; the publisher ranks no country on it. Rank, position and standing
05Country Index 2026
Work & Labour among Nigeria’s 16 topics
Work & Labour is Nigeria’s best-placed topic of 16. Strongest first, each marker at its share of that topic’s field.
- Work & Labour16th of 1824/4 keys
- Environment & Sustainabilityjoint 73rd of 1864/4 keys
- Digital & Technology82nd of 1984/4 keys
- Democracy & Civil Liberties128th of 1984/4 keys
- Peace & Security120th of 1774/4 keys
- Energy117th of 1653/3 keys
- Gender & Equality138th of 1834/4 keys
- Governance & Institutions149th of 1944/4 keys
- Economy & Innovation136th of 1764/4 keys
- Food & Agriculture143rd of 1844/4 keys
- Poverty & Inequalityjoint 128th of 1593/3 keys
- Mobility & Trade144th of 1774/4 keys
- Education & Knowledgejoint 174th of 1984/4 keys
- Development & Human Capital179th of 1963/3 keys
- Risk & Resilience181st of 1934/4 keys
- Health & Wellbeing196th of 2004/4 keys
06The top of the list
Who leads on work & labour
The three countries placed highest of 182, and the leaders Nigeria can most readily be measured against.
1
IcelandNorthern Europe
1st of 182 · 4 of 4 keys
Photo: Hansueli Krapf · CC BY-SA 3.0, greyscale
2
JapanEastern Asia
2nd of 182 · 4 of 4 keys
Photo: JurriaanH · CC BY-SA 3.0, greyscale
3
South KoreaEastern Asia
3rd of 182 · 4 of 4 keys
Photo: Unknown author · CC BY-SA 2.0, greyscale
Placed highest nearby
Highest in Africa
Nigeria16th4/4 keys
Positions out of 182 placed on the topic. A country needs readings on enough keys to be placed, and the top of the list is often held on fewer of them.
07Analysis
Charts and analysis about Nigeria and work & labour
On work & labour
Countries in Asia with the highest average salaries 2024
Thirteen Asian countries by gross average monthly wage, each carrying its WORLD rank rather than an Asian one — so the numbers skip, from 11th place to 45th.
On work & labour
Countries With The Highest Average Salaries in 2024
The ten highest-paying countries of 2024, their bars coloured by continent, and six more added for comparison — from Australia in 13th place to India in 85th.
On work & labour
Countries With The Lowest Average Salaries in 2024
The bottom ten of 196 countries, and six more added for comparison. Niger, Madagascar and Liberia are all published at US$47 a month and still carry three different ranks.
08Questions
Nigeria on work & labour: questions answered
Every answer is built from the numbers on this page, so none can say something the page does not.
How does Nigeria rank on work & labour?
Nigeria is placed 16th of 182 countries on Work & Labour in the Country Index 2026, from 4 of its 4 key statistics (Employment-to-Population Ratio, Labour Income Share, Unemployment Rate and Vulnerable Employment). The position is this site’s ordering of published statistics, not a rank any publisher printed.
What is the latest Employment-to-Population Ratio figure for Nigeria?
79.99 in 2025 (employed share of the population aged 15+ (%)), according to International Labour Organization (ILO). The world median in the same edition was 57.72.
What is the latest Labour Income Share figure for Nigeria?
75.13 in 2025 (labour income share of GDP (%)), according to International Labour Organization (ILO). The world median in the same edition was 46.23.
How does Nigeria compare with Cameroon on work & labour?
Cameroon is placed 97th of 182, and Nigeria 16th. Employment-to-Population Ratio: Cameroon 62.82, Nigeria 79.99; Labour Income Share: Cameroon 44.37, Nigeria 75.13; Unemployment Rate: Cameroon 3.602, Nigeria 3.064; Vulnerable Employment: Cameroon 67.56, Nigeria 66.48.
How have Nigeria’s work & labour figures changed?
Employment-to-Population Ratio fell from 80.08 in 2000 to 79.99 in 2025; Labour Income Share rose from 65.27 in 2004 to 75.13 in 2025; Unemployment Rate fell from 3.953 in 2000 to 3.064 in 2025; Vulnerable Employment fell from 73.91 in 2000 to 66.48 in 2025.
Which work & labour statistics are missing for Nigeria?
No current reading is published for Nigeria on Fatal Occupational Injuries and Labour Inspectors per 10,000 Employed Persons. They are listed rather than hidden, so the evidence on the page can be checked against it.
09Method
Method, sources and how to cite
What this topic does not measure
Wages in money terms are not a key here, because pay figures are hard to compare fairly across countries with very different prices. Labour productivity, working hours, youth unemployment and the balance between farming, industry and services are published on this page as context. The size and growth of the wider economy belong to Economy & Innovation.
How the Work & Labour standing is decided
A standing is this site’s ordering, named with its edition — never a publisher’s rank. 4 key statistics vote, one vote each; every country’s published value becomes a place within that key’s own field, the places are averaged, and the average is never published. A country needs 2 of the 4 keys to be placed.
The work & labour method, step by stepHow every standing on this site is built
The key statistics and their licences
- Employment-to-Population Ratio — International Labour Organization (ILO), CC BY 4.0
- Labour Income Share — International Labour Organization (ILO), CC BY 4.0
- Unemployment Rate — International Labour Organization (ILO), CC BY 4.0
- Vulnerable Employment — International Labour Organization (ILO), CC BY 4.0
The other 32 statistics on this page come from 2 publishers, each named beside its numbers, with every edition and licence on the datasets pages.
The standing itself is part of the Country Index 2026, published under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Photographs
Nigeria’s banner and the countries placed highest, from their profiles: Wikimedia Commons, shown in greyscale, each used under the licence named.
- Nigeria (banner) — Slashme, CC BY-SA 3.0
- Iceland — Hansueli Krapf, CC BY-SA 3.0
- Japan — JurriaanH, CC BY-SA 3.0
- South Korea — Unknown author, CC BY-SA 2.0
Cite this page
Nations Inquiry (2026). Nigeria: Work & Labour — standing and statistics, Country Index 2026. https://nationsinquiry.com/countries/nigeria/work