Evidence for the future of work.
Deep-dive insights into the Nigerian youth landscape, providing evidence-based frameworks for economic independence and career success.
We publish comprehensive policy papers and research reports focused on the future of work, youth economic independence, and global exposure for Nigerian students.
Beyond Unemployment
Our first Policy Position Paper, a five-stage framework for fixing Nigeria's education-to-employment transition.
Beyond Unemployment
Fixing Nigeria's Education-to-Employment Transition, five policies that could transform youth employability in Nigeria.
Nigeria does not have a youth unemployment crisis alone. It has an education-to-employment transition crisis, a pipeline that leaks at every stage.
Youth unemployment sat at 6.5% in late 2025, informal employment at 93% of all jobs, and 14.4% of young Nigerians were neither in education, employment nor training. These are symptoms. The paper introduces the Wissen-Haus Employability Pipeline:
Five recommendations
Our 2026 research agenda
Three papers, one thesis: young Nigerians can win the future of work with the right preparation.
AI Won't Steal Nigeria's Future, Poor Preparation Will
Paper 002
Coming SoonDegrees Without Direction
Paper 003
Coming SoonThree questions shaping our research
The Future of Work
How automation, AI and the digital economy will reshape opportunity for young Nigerians.
Youth Economic Independence
The pathways, skills and support systems that move young people from school to self-reliance.
Global Exposure
How access to international networks and standards raises local ceilings for Nigerian talent.
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