On a warm morning in Abuja, Sadiq, a recent university graduate, sat under the shade of a mango tree scrolling through his phone. He had applied to over 100 jobs in the past year, yet not a single offer had come through. His story is echoed by millions of Nigerian youths facing unemployment, a silen
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