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ABSTRACT
Tackling unemployment in Nigeria demands a holistic and multifaceted strategy that acknowledges the intricate interplay of numerous economic, social, and demographic factors. The insights drawn and policy recommendations derived from the regression analysis offer valuable guidance regarding the connections between population growth and unemployment, alongside the influence of other variables like fertility rate, real GDP, secondary school enrollment rate, and error correction. The analysis underscores the significance of making investments in education and skill development, thereby ensuring that the workforce possesses the Furthermore, promoting family planning and reproductive health can help manage population growth and potentially impact unemployment rates positively. Encouraging economic growth and creating a conducive business environment can stimulate job creation in sectors with high employment potential. Additionally, addressing structural challenges and reducing income inequality will play a crucial role in ensuring the benefits of economic growth reach all segments of society, fostering inclusive development.
