Nigeria’s ambassador to Germany, Senator Ita Enang, has said Nigerians with vocational and technical skills can find work in Germany without a university degree, although visa requirements, professional qualifications and proficiency in German can pose challenges.
Speaking on Arise TV on Tuesday, November 3, Enang urged prospective applicants to consider opportunities in driving, hospitality, woodworking, welding and construction. He said some Nigerians overlook these options because they assume employers require a university degree.
“It’s not only graduates that are entitled to employment in Germany or in Europe,” he said, pointing to experienced drivers and workers in skilled trades as examples.










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