• Aboubakar Vincent :"I think I would've done better in football if I played for bigger clubs"

    "If Cameroon qualifies, it will be my fourth participation at the World Cup.

    I joined the national team at a very young age; 18.

    If you look at my journey, I think I would've done better in football if I played for bigger clubs. I believe my impact would've been different.

    Well, Besiktas and Porto are big clubs but if I would've left Porto to a bigger club, my impact would've been different. Unfortunately, I had so many in'-ju'ries while I was playing for Porto."

    He is currently the second-highest goalscorer for Cameroon, with 48 goals, behind only Samuel Eto'o. He scored the winning goal in the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations final.

    Vincent Aboubakar holds the record for the highest goal scorer, with 8 goals in the 2021 edition. This record surpassed the previous mark set by Samuel Eto'o, who scored 5 goals in the 2006 and 2008 editions.

    This guy is so underrated 👌🏾

    🇨🇲Aboubakar Vincent 🗣️🎙️:"I think I would've done better in football if I played for bigger clubs" "If Cameroon qualifies, it will be my fourth participation at the World Cup. I joined the national team at a very young age; 18. If you look at my journey, I think I would've done better in football if I played for bigger clubs. I believe my impact would've been different. Well, Besiktas and Porto are big clubs but if I would've left Porto to a bigger club, my impact would've been different. Unfortunately, I had so many in'-ju'ries while I was playing for Porto." He is currently the second-highest goalscorer for Cameroon, with 48 goals, behind only Samuel Eto'o. He scored the winning goal in the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations final. Vincent Aboubakar holds the record for the highest goal scorer, with 8 goals in the 2021 edition. This record surpassed the previous mark set by Samuel Eto'o, who scored 5 goals in the 2006 and 2008 editions. This guy is so underrated 👌🏾
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  • The most beautiful festive recipes often come to life in the loving hands of a mother, a grandmother, or a passionate baker!

    On this day of Eid, we celebrate this precious heritage: the warmth of the oven, the taste of generosity, and the magic of sharing with those we hold dear.

    The entire Lesaffre team wishes all families across West Africa a joyful, loving, and heartwarming Eid!

    #Lesaffre #Westafrica #Eidmubarak #Familytime
    The most beautiful festive recipes often come to life in the loving hands of a mother, a grandmother, or a passionate baker! 🥐 On this day of Eid, we celebrate this precious heritage: the warmth of the oven, the taste of generosity, and the magic of sharing with those we hold dear. ❤️ The entire Lesaffre team wishes all families across West Africa a joyful, loving, and heartwarming Eid! ✨🌙 #Lesaffre #Westafrica #Eidmubarak #Familytime
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  • Every time His Excellency Mr. @PeterObi speaks about how the system tries to silence him, I listen. But I never imagined I would witness it firsthand—until Saturday, 31st May 2025. Let me walk you through what happened.👇🏽

    I accompanied Mr. Obi to London Business School, where he engaged in a Fireside Chat hosted by the Africa Business Club. The theme?
    “From Promise to Prosperity: Charting Africa’s Development with Political Will and Vision.”
    A powerful and inspiring session with Q & A.

    After the event, we boarded an Uber to Brentford Community Stadium, where Nigeria faced Jamaica in the Unity Cup Final. At the entrance, we ran into D’Banj, who came to perform at the event. We slipped in and sat near the Nigerian team.

    The match ended 2-2 and went to penalties. As it got intense, the crowd—mostly young Nigerians—started chanting: “Obi! Obi! Obi! Obi!”
    Some players began noticing him too.

    To avoid becoming a distraction, Mr. Obi quietly stepped back, cheering the team from a distance during the penalty shootout. But after Nigeria won, some officials invited him to join their post-match photo session.

    True to form, he politely asked them to get clearance from the officials. Suddenly, everything changed.
    One of the officials, after a phone call, returned with a hardened face and shouted: "He is not allowed to take pictures with the team!"

    Just moments earlier, the same officials were been visibly excited about Mr. Obi’s presence. The transformation was disturbing. It was clear someone had given a directive. The atmosphere shifted instantly.

    One player, still determined, tried to greet him after the photos. But from the pitch, a voice thundered:
    "You have been told not to greet him!"
    Security physically blocked the player from reaching Mr. Obi.

    The player, visibly upset, walked off the pitch straight to the dressing room. It was shocking to witness. Even efforts to see the team even in the dressing room was met with same instructions from above. Unbelievable!

    Meanwhile, both Nigerian and Jamaican fans continued swarming Mr. Obi for photos. They didn’t care about politics—only the man they respect.

    I left the stadium thinking:
    Even in football, a sport meant to unite us, politics has been weaponised.
    That moment deepened my resolve: In 2027, we must build a country where no one is silenced based on party affiliation. A nation where everyone is equal. ✊🏽
    -TheEnd-

    Mazi Ezeoke
    Every time His Excellency Mr. @PeterObi speaks about how the system tries to silence him, I listen. But I never imagined I would witness it firsthand—until Saturday, 31st May 2025. Let me walk you through what happened.👇🏽 🧵 I accompanied Mr. Obi to London Business School, where he engaged in a Fireside Chat hosted by the Africa Business Club. The theme? “From Promise to Prosperity: Charting Africa’s Development with Political Will and Vision.” A powerful and inspiring session with Q & A. After the event, we boarded an Uber to Brentford Community Stadium, where Nigeria faced Jamaica in the Unity Cup Final. At the entrance, we ran into D’Banj, who came to perform at the event. We slipped in and sat near the Nigerian team. The match ended 2-2 and went to penalties. As it got intense, the crowd—mostly young Nigerians—started chanting: “Obi! Obi! Obi! Obi!” Some players began noticing him too. To avoid becoming a distraction, Mr. Obi quietly stepped back, cheering the team from a distance during the penalty shootout. But after Nigeria won, some officials invited him to join their post-match photo session. True to form, he politely asked them to get clearance from the officials. Suddenly, everything changed. One of the officials, after a phone call, returned with a hardened face and shouted: "He is not allowed to take pictures with the team!" Just moments earlier, the same officials were been visibly excited about Mr. Obi’s presence. The transformation was disturbing. It was clear someone had given a directive. The atmosphere shifted instantly. One player, still determined, tried to greet him after the photos. But from the pitch, a voice thundered: "You have been told not to greet him!" Security physically blocked the player from reaching Mr. Obi. The player, visibly upset, walked off the pitch straight to the dressing room. It was shocking to witness. Even efforts to see the team even in the dressing room was met with same instructions from above. Unbelievable! Meanwhile, both Nigerian and Jamaican fans continued swarming Mr. Obi for photos. They didn’t care about politics—only the man they respect. I left the stadium thinking: Even in football, a sport meant to unite us, politics has been weaponised. That moment deepened my resolve: In 2027, we must build a country where no one is silenced based on party affiliation. A nation where everyone is equal. ✊🏽🇳🇬 -TheEnd- Mazi Ezeoke
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  • WHY AFRICANS PRAY MORE THAN THE REST OF THE WORLD IS BECAUSE IN AFRICA, GOD DOES THE JOB OF THE GOVERNMENT!

    1. ELECTRICITY
    AFRICA:
    “Oh Lord, let there be light! Even if it’s for 2 hours!”
    EUROPE:
    “This LED bulb is too yellow, I’m returning it.”
    TRUTH:
    In Africa, power supply is a prayer point.
    In Europe, it’s a basic right.

    2. WATER SUPPLY
    AFRICA:
    “God, let it rain so we can fetch water!”
    EUROPE:
    “My shower is too cold. Fix it or I sue!”
    TRUTH:
    In Europe, taps flow.
    In Africa, faith flows.

    3. JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
    AFRICA:
    “Jehovah, bless me with any job. Even volunteer, I’ll manage!”
    EUROPE:
    “I’m rejecting that role. The salary doesn’t reflect my worth.”
    TRUTH:
    In Africa, unemployment is a fasting topic.
    In Europe, it’s a policy issue.

    4. SECURITY
    AFRICA:
    “Father, may no stray bullet locate me today!”
    EUROPE:
    “There’s a suspicious sound outside, police arrived in 4 mins.”
    TRUTH:
    There, safety is law.
    Here, safety is prayer and luck.

    5. ROADS & INFRASTRUCTURE
    AFRICA:
    “Lord, don’t let this pothole swallow my destiny.”
    EUROPE:
    “This small crack on the road is unacceptable!”
    TRUTH:
    In Africa, a smooth road is a testimony.
    In Europe, it’s standard.

    6. HEALTHCARE
    AFRICA:
    “Jesus, let the injection work, and not the side effect!”
    EUROPE:
    “Therapist booked. Medication free. Follow-up scheduled.”
    TRUTH:
    One gets healthcare from government.
    The other gets hope from prayer warriors.

    7. EDUCATION
    AFRICA:
    “God, let WAEC release results with mercy I sowed a seed !”
    EUROPE:
    “Government paid for my Master’s. I got a scholarship too.”
    TRUTH:
    There, education is an investment.
    Here, it’s a miracle.

    8. PENSION & RETIREMENT 👴🏽
    AFRICA:
    “Jehovah, don’t let my pension be swallowed by corruption!”
    EUROPE:
    “I retired. Government sends monthly check.”
    REALITY:
    Here, retirement is fear and fasting.
    There, it’s relaxation and benefits.

    9. VISA REQUEST
    AFRICA:
    “Oh Lord, break every generational curse stopping this UK visa!”
    EUROPE:
    “I need a break. Might fly to Ghana for the weekend.”
    REALITY:
    In Africa, travelling = fasting, faith, and fire oil.
    In Europe, travelling = booking.com and a suitcase.

    BUT HERE’S THE REAL PROBLEM…

    High death rates

    Joblessness

    Poor security

    Land battles turning spiritual

    Sick people dying at church crusades instead of hospitals

    …because African leaders ENJOY it when you dump your problems on an imported god instead of holding them accountable!

    Why should they build hospitals when you'll run to prayer camps? By his stripes you're healed right?
    Why fix the road when your busy praying for travelling mercy on a deadly road?
    Why create jobs when your faith says “God will provide”?

    They know you won’t protest. You’ll just pray.
    And that’s how they win.

    AFRICANS WILL RAISE MILLIONS TO BUILD A CATHEDRAL……but won’t donate a dime to upgrade the clinic where their own mothers give birth on rusted beds with no gloves.

    We’ll buy:

    Imported church instruments

    HD projectors

    Shiny marble altars

    Designer suits for “Papa”

    And bulletproof cars for “Daddy G.O”

    Meanwhile, the local hospital:

    Has no electricity

    No running water

    One nurse doing the work of five

    And a doctor using a torchlight to deliver babies.

    AND HERE’S THE PLOT TWIST:
    The pastor you’re funding for “God’s work” won’t even treat malaria in that same country.

    When he's sick?
    Private jet to Europe.
    When you're sick?
    Pray. Fast. Sow a seed. Hope the hospital has Panadol.

    FINAL THOUGHT:
    God is NOT your governor.
    Angels are NOT civil engineers.
    Your miracle is called good governance.

    Stop calling on jesus/allah about things your local government chairman should’ve done.

    This is why most religious Africans tend to be less or non-religious
    WHY AFRICANS PRAY MORE THAN THE REST OF THE WORLD IS BECAUSE IN AFRICA, GOD DOES THE JOB OF THE GOVERNMENT! 1. ELECTRICITY ⚡ AFRICA: “Oh Lord, let there be light! Even if it’s for 2 hours!” EUROPE: “This LED bulb is too yellow, I’m returning it.” TRUTH: In Africa, power supply is a prayer point. In Europe, it’s a basic right. 2. WATER SUPPLY 🚿 AFRICA: “God, let it rain so we can fetch water!” EUROPE: “My shower is too cold. Fix it or I sue!” TRUTH: In Europe, taps flow. In Africa, faith flows. 3. JOBS & EMPLOYMENT 💼 AFRICA: “Jehovah, bless me with any job. Even volunteer, I’ll manage!” EUROPE: “I’m rejecting that role. The salary doesn’t reflect my worth.” TRUTH: In Africa, unemployment is a fasting topic. In Europe, it’s a policy issue. 4. SECURITY 🚔 AFRICA: “Father, may no stray bullet locate me today!” EUROPE: “There’s a suspicious sound outside, police arrived in 4 mins.” TRUTH: There, safety is law. Here, safety is prayer and luck. 5. ROADS & INFRASTRUCTURE 🛣️ AFRICA: “Lord, don’t let this pothole swallow my destiny.” EUROPE: “This small crack on the road is unacceptable!” TRUTH: In Africa, a smooth road is a testimony. In Europe, it’s standard. 6. HEALTHCARE 🏥 AFRICA: “Jesus, let the injection work, and not the side effect!” EUROPE: “Therapist booked. Medication free. Follow-up scheduled.” TRUTH: One gets healthcare from government. The other gets hope from prayer warriors. 7. EDUCATION ✏️ AFRICA: “God, let WAEC release results with mercy I sowed a seed 💰!” EUROPE: “Government paid for my Master’s. I got a scholarship too.” TRUTH: There, education is an investment. Here, it’s a miracle. 8. PENSION & RETIREMENT 👴🏽 AFRICA: “Jehovah, don’t let my pension be swallowed by corruption!” EUROPE: “I retired. Government sends monthly check.” REALITY: Here, retirement is fear and fasting. There, it’s relaxation and benefits. 9. VISA REQUEST ✈️ AFRICA: “Oh Lord, break every generational curse stopping this UK visa!” EUROPE: “I need a break. Might fly to Ghana for the weekend.” REALITY: In Africa, travelling = fasting, faith, and fire oil. In Europe, travelling = booking.com and a suitcase. BUT HERE’S THE REAL PROBLEM… High death rates Joblessness Poor security Land battles turning spiritual Sick people dying at church crusades instead of hospitals …because African leaders ENJOY it when you dump your problems on an imported god instead of holding them accountable! Why should they build hospitals when you'll run to prayer camps? By his stripes you're healed right? Why fix the road when your busy praying for travelling mercy on a deadly road? Why create jobs when your faith says “God will provide”? They know you won’t protest. You’ll just pray. And that’s how they win. AFRICANS WILL RAISE MILLIONS TO BUILD A CATHEDRAL……but won’t donate a dime to upgrade the clinic where their own mothers give birth on rusted beds with no gloves. We’ll buy: Imported church instruments HD projectors Shiny marble altars Designer suits for “Papa” And bulletproof cars for “Daddy G.O” Meanwhile, the local hospital: Has no electricity No running water One nurse doing the work of five And a doctor using a torchlight to deliver babies. AND HERE’S THE PLOT TWIST: The pastor you’re funding for “God’s work” won’t even treat malaria in that same country. When he's sick? Private jet to Europe. When you're sick? Pray. Fast. Sow a seed. Hope the hospital has Panadol. FINAL THOUGHT: God is NOT your governor. Angels are NOT civil engineers. Your miracle is called good governance. Stop calling on jesus/allah about things your local government chairman should’ve done. This is why most religious Africans tend to be less or non-religious
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  • Dear Sir/Ma

    Invitation to Join Genix Summit International Ltd as a Shareholder

    I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. I am writing to formally introduce you to Genix Summit International Ltd, an indigenous Nigerian company that I am proud to be a part of, and to extend a sincere invitation for you to join us as a shareholder.

    Genix Summit International Ltd is committed to addressing Nigeria's energy challenges through innovative, affordable, and highly effective solar energy solutions.
    Our focus is on creating profitable, scalable, and sustainable energy systems that not only serve the needs of underserved communities but also position us as a major player in the renewable energy sector across Africa.

    Our solutions are uniquely designed to meet the growing demand for clean and reliable energy. Through strategic partnerships, local innovation, and a strong distribution network, we have already started making significant impacts, and the future looks even brighter.

    As we prepare to scale operations and expand our market reach, we are inviting a select number of visionary individuals to become part of this growth by investing in the company. I believe you share in the values of sustainability, innovation, and progress, and that your involvement—both financially and intellectually—would add great value to our mission.

    As a shareholder, you will be entitled to equity in the company, annual dividends, and access to strategic decision-making forums. More importantly, you will be part of a forward-thinking enterprise poised for national and international success.

    Thank you for considering this opportunity. I truly hope you’ll choose to be part of this exciting journey with us at Genix Summit International Ltd.
    For more information call 07035615215.
    Dear Sir/Ma Invitation to Join Genix Summit International Ltd as a Shareholder I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. I am writing to formally introduce you to Genix Summit International Ltd, an indigenous Nigerian company that I am proud to be a part of, and to extend a sincere invitation for you to join us as a shareholder. Genix Summit International Ltd is committed to addressing Nigeria's energy challenges through innovative, affordable, and highly effective solar energy solutions. Our focus is on creating profitable, scalable, and sustainable energy systems that not only serve the needs of underserved communities but also position us as a major player in the renewable energy sector across Africa. Our solutions are uniquely designed to meet the growing demand for clean and reliable energy. Through strategic partnerships, local innovation, and a strong distribution network, we have already started making significant impacts, and the future looks even brighter. As we prepare to scale operations and expand our market reach, we are inviting a select number of visionary individuals to become part of this growth by investing in the company. I believe you share in the values of sustainability, innovation, and progress, and that your involvement—both financially and intellectually—would add great value to our mission. As a shareholder, you will be entitled to equity in the company, annual dividends, and access to strategic decision-making forums. More importantly, you will be part of a forward-thinking enterprise poised for national and international success. Thank you for considering this opportunity. I truly hope you’ll choose to be part of this exciting journey with us at Genix Summit International Ltd. For more information call 07035615215.
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  • *AEON Integrates TRON to Enable 20 Million Merchants with TRX, USDT, and USDD STABLECOIN for Seamless In-Store Crypto Payments*

    https://coinfomania.com/aeon-integrates-tron-to-enable-20-million-merchants-with-trx-usdt-and-usdd-for-seamless-in-store-crypto-payments/

    On June 5, AEON partnered with TRON DAO to enhance the real-world crypto payment adoption.

    TRON’s $77B stablecoin supply boosts AEON’s goal of fast, affordable, and accessible crypto transactions globally.

    AEON plans to expand crypto payment services into Africa and Latin America retail markets soon.

    Users can now use TRX, USDT, and USDD Stablecoin for offline payments using TRON’s blockchain
    *AEON Integrates TRON to Enable 20 Million Merchants with TRX, USDT, and USDD STABLECOIN for Seamless In-Store Crypto Payments* https://coinfomania.com/aeon-integrates-tron-to-enable-20-million-merchants-with-trx-usdt-and-usdd-for-seamless-in-store-crypto-payments/ 💥On June 5, AEON partnered with TRON DAO to enhance the real-world crypto payment adoption. 💥TRON’s $77B stablecoin supply boosts AEON’s goal of fast, affordable, and accessible crypto transactions globally. 💥AEON plans to expand crypto payment services into Africa and Latin America retail markets soon. 💥Users can now use TRX, USDT, and USDD Stablecoin for offline payments using TRON’s blockchain
    COINFOMANIA.COM
    AEON Integrates TRON to Enable 20 Million Merchants with TRX, USDT, and USDD for Seamless In-Store Crypto Payments
    AEON partners with TRON to enable crypto payments at over 20 million merchants across Southeast Asia, with plans for global expansion.
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  • Meet Master Damien Agossou Degbo, a West African kung fu master who brought ancient Chinese martial arts to his homeland of Benin. Inspired by Jackie Chan films at the age of 13, Degbo was mesmerized by the grace, strength, and philosophy behind kung fu.

    He joined a local martial arts club and trained rigorously four times a week. His dedication earned him a scholarship to the legendary Shaolin Temple in China, where he underwent intense training in kung fu, tai chi, meditation, Chinese calligraphy, and traditional arts like tea ceremonies and lion dancing.

    Returning to Benin, he founded the Super Shaolin Club, now the largest Chinese martial arts institution in the country—and possibly all of West Africa. Located near Cotonou, the club trains around 350 students, both boys and girls, in kung fu, tai chi, and meditation. Degbo’s goal is not just to teach self-defense but to instill confidence, discipline, and cross-cultural understanding in his students.

    Now a cultural ambassador, Degbo uses martial arts to build bridges between China and Africa. “Sharing kung fu helps young people understand values like harmony and respect,” he says.



    Meet Master Damien Agossou Degbo, a West African kung fu master who brought ancient Chinese martial arts to his homeland of Benin. Inspired by Jackie Chan films at the age of 13, Degbo was mesmerized by the grace, strength, and philosophy behind kung fu. He joined a local martial arts club and trained rigorously four times a week. His dedication earned him a scholarship to the legendary Shaolin Temple in China, where he underwent intense training in kung fu, tai chi, meditation, Chinese calligraphy, and traditional arts like tea ceremonies and lion dancing. Returning to Benin, he founded the Super Shaolin Club, now the largest Chinese martial arts institution in the country—and possibly all of West Africa. Located near Cotonou, the club trains around 350 students, both boys and girls, in kung fu, tai chi, and meditation. Degbo’s goal is not just to teach self-defense but to instill confidence, discipline, and cross-cultural understanding in his students. Now a cultural ambassador, Degbo uses martial arts to build bridges between China and Africa. “Sharing kung fu helps young people understand values like harmony and respect,” he says.
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  • Good News: This is the African Medical Centre of Excellence in Abuja, Nigeria, developed by @afreximbank in partnership with King’s College Hospital, London. It was commissioned today by Vice President @officialSKSM
    Good News: This is the African Medical Centre of Excellence in Abuja, Nigeria, developed by @afreximbank in partnership with King’s College Hospital, London. It was commissioned today by Vice President @officialSKSM 🇳🇬
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  • Good News: This is the African Medical Centre of Excellence in Abuja, Nigeria, developed by @afreximbank in partnership with King’s College Hospital, London. It was commissioned today by Vice President @officialSKSM
    Good News: This is the African Medical Centre of Excellence in Abuja, Nigeria, developed by @afreximbank in partnership with King’s College Hospital, London. It was commissioned today by Vice President @officialSKSM 🇳🇬
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  • "Some people here in Nigeria might think that petrol at less than N900 is expensive, but there is nowhere in West Africa where petrol is not selling above $1, which is N1,600." - Dangote.
    "Some people here in Nigeria might think that petrol at less than N900 is expensive, but there is nowhere in West Africa where petrol is not selling above $1, which is N1,600." - Dangote.
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  • My new girlfriend will have my child, a child for a god. I’m a god” — Rema declares.

    Ravers we can all accept now that Rema and Justine Skye are dating . Because evidence is too many ,plus what is a Jamaican girl that isn’t African in anyway doing in Nigeria In a church with her man rema … see they are actually dating .

    Every picture of Rema with Selena Gomez that I’ve seen, he’s always calm and composed. This boy was born with that superstar aura. There’s no one else better to be the new face of Afrobeats than him.Rema should break up with his GF and Marry Selena Gomez asap. Destiny brought them together not music
    My new girlfriend will have my child, a child for a god. I’m a god” — Rema declares. Ravers we can all accept now that Rema and Justine Skye are dating . Because evidence is too many ,plus what is a Jamaican girl that isn’t African in anyway doing in Nigeria In a church with her man rema … see they are actually dating . Every picture of Rema with Selena Gomez that I’ve seen, he’s always calm and composed. This boy was born with that superstar aura. There’s no one else better to be the new face of Afrobeats than him.Rema should break up with his GF and Marry Selena Gomez asap. Destiny brought them together not music
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  • GLOBAL UNEMPLOYMENT RATE — 2025

    1 Swaziland — 34.4%
    2 South Africa — 32.9%
    3 Angola — 29.4%
    4 Palestine — 28.8%
    5 Djibouti — 25.9%
    6 Botswana — 23.1%
    7 Jordan — 21.4%
    8 Sudan — 20.8%
    9 Gabon — 20.1%
    10 Senegal — 20%
    11 Rep of the Congo — 19.8%
    12 Namibia — 19.1%
    13 Ethiopia — 18.9%
    14 Libya — 18.5%
    15 Yemen — 17.1%

    116 Nigeria — 4.3%

    #Statisense
    (Trading Economics)0
    GLOBAL UNEMPLOYMENT RATE — 2025 1 🇸🇿Swaziland — 34.4% 2 🇿🇦South Africa — 32.9% 3 🇦🇴Angola — 29.4% 4 🇵🇸Palestine — 28.8% 5 🇩🇯Djibouti — 25.9% 6 🇧🇼Botswana — 23.1% 7 🇯🇴Jordan — 21.4% 8 🇸🇩Sudan — 20.8% 9 🇬🇦Gabon — 20.1% 10 🇸🇳Senegal — 20% 11 🇨🇬Rep of the Congo — 19.8% 12 🇳🇦Namibia — 19.1% 13 🇪🇹Ethiopia — 18.9% 14 🇱🇾Libya — 18.5% 15 🇾🇪Yemen — 17.1% 116 🇳🇬Nigeria — 4.3% #Statisense (Trading Economics)0
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