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At least 383 Nigerian startups raised more than $2 billion between 2015 and 2022.
Many Nigerian tech workers have been laid off in recent layoffs caused by global tech downturn.
Many are struggling to find new roles, with many having to adjust from lifestyles previously supported by tech salaries that are no longer available.
In the past eight years, Nigeria has experienced recessions twice, and its currency, the naira, is predicted to lose 20% of its value this year.
As a result, hundreds of formerly employed skilled tech workers are flooding into the labor market at the same time.
Their situation is further impacted by Nigeria’s ailing economy.
Like many young people, and especially tech workers, Rukayat said she would consider moving out of the country if she could.
More than seven out of 10 Nigerians say they would move abroad with family if they had the resources.
Feyi Feyi, a former Decagon employee, is still looking for a role that fits her career plans.
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