Based on mysalaryscale’s data we realized that the first monthly average salary of an employed graduate is around #47,223 which is above the total average of most of these lowest-paying jobs. And on a recent survey carried out by myjobmag, you will find out that about 59.73% of people are unemployed owing to the fact that most of them have not acquired the in-demand skills/qualifications needed.

The purpose of this article is to keep you informed about the jobs that will not let you earn what we call “a good salary” in Nigeria so that you can open your mind to better opportunities and let you take the right step when it comes to making your career choice.

Here’s a rundown of the lowest-paying jobs in Nigeria

no nigerian need to check website for low paying jobs

any job u are doing that is less than 100k is a low paying job,

bECAUSE U WILL NEED minimum of 10 yrs saving or more to build house., worse is if u have a family and ur wife is very fertile

and what can you do to avoid those kind of jobs? or are you comfortable with it?

HRHQueenPhil:
no nigerian need to check website for low paying jobs

any job u are doing that is less than 100k is a low paying job,

bECAUSE U WILL NEED minimum of 10 yrs saving or more to build house., worse is if u have a family and ur wife is very fertile

haba, surely u no the answer na. become an entrepreneur ..risky but so much fun! and with God blessing, integrity and good customer service, the sky is d just the beggining

Icequeen94:
and what can you do to avoid those kind of jobs? or are you comfortable with it?

Good. So the post is actually for those still thinking of a career choice. So that they dont make the wrong decision.

HRHQueenPhil:
haba, surely u no the answer na. become an entrepreneur ..risky but so much fun! and with God blessing, integrity and good customer service, the sky is d just the beggining