Sum this up: Nigeria is one of Africa's largest market economies, with a significant global oil export sector presence (CIA, 2024). The nation also boasts robust telecommunications and finance industries. Its diverse industrial sector encompasses footwear, food products, chemicals, fertilizers, crude oil, coal, ceramics, steel, printing, columbite, tin, wood, hides and skins, cement, textiles, rubber products, and various construction materials (CIA, 2024). In agriculture, Nigeria produces cassava, vegetables, sweet potatoes, yams, rice, maize, oil palm fruit, groundnuts, and sorghum (CIA, 2024) (CIA, 2024). The labor force is substantial, with approximately 73.389 million individuals aged 15 years and older actively working. Notably, most of these workers belong to the lower or middle-class strata (CIA, 2024)