WIRE — NIGERIA'S labour productivity has fallen below the Sub-Saharan African (SSA) average, largely, due to large-scale emigration of skilled professionals, even as the economy records growth that fails to generate sufficient jobs, according to CardinalStone Research's 2026 Mid-Year Economic Outlook. The post Migration dragging Nigeria's labour productivity below African peers' average — Report appeared first on Tribune Online.
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