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FEMALE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE

Women are more likely than men to be unemployed or to be contributing family workers, which usually implies that they have no access to monetary income. Women are also more likely than men to be employed part-time.

However, while this can help them to better balance work, household and childrearing responsibilities, part-time jobs are often associated with lower hourly wages, less job security and less training and promotion opportunities than full-time employment.
2020 MIND THE GAP REPORT RANKINGS FOR FEMALE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE



RANK
STATE
FEMALE POPULATION*
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE
#1


1,555,822
7.6%
#2


2,644,133
9%
#3


2,823,517
9.6%
#3


4,521,897
9.6%
#5


2,526,449
9.7%
#6


1,864,761
9.9%
#7


1,871,745
10%
#8


2,921,563
10.2%
#9


3,686,148
10.3%
#10


1,400,709
10.5%
#11


1,974,332
10.7%
#11


6,492,104
10.7%
#13


2,385,531
10.8%
#13


2,807,748
10.8%
#15


2,067,622
11%
#15


2,973,862
11%
#17


1,284,487
11.2%
#18


1,968,398
11.4%
#18


1,448,461
11.4%
#20


1,720,950
11.7%
#21


3,071,957
11.9%
#22


3,902,903
12.6%
#23


3,263,362
12.8%
#24


2,872,722
12.9%
#25


2,016,822
13.1%
#26


2,877,924
13.5%
#27


6,212,434
14.2%
#28


1,264,017
14.3%
#29


2,108,188
14.9%
#30


2,258,444
15.2%
#31


2,752,772
15.3%
#31


2,044,612
15.3%
#33


3,050,638
15.4%
#34


2,562,975
15.7%
#35


1,491,952
16.1%
#36


4,029,147
16.3%
#37


2,012,653
17.2%


* - 2018 Estimates



Source:
National Bureau of Statistics
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) Program
Kingmakers.com.ng Calculations



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