Entrepreneurship Disruption and Economic Sustainability in Nigeria

This study investigated effect of entrepreneurship disruption on economic sustainability in Nigeria. Ex - post factor research design was employed in the study. Time series data spanning from 2000 to 2023 on Nigeria economic sustainability were retrieved from Central Bank of Nigeria Statistical bulletin. This represents pre and post 2016 data on variables studied. Three distinct objectives, research questions and hypotheses were formulated to guide the study. Data from the study were analyzed using tables and frequencies. The hypotheses were tested using pair wise t - test. The study found that entrepreneurship disruption had no significant influence on Nigeria real GDP, unemployment rate and inflation rate. We therefore conclude that entrepreneurship planning and development need to be made to meet Nigeria economic sustainability goals. The study thus recommends reappraisal of entrepreneurship skills acquisition training in Nigeria tertiary institutions and other skills acquisition centers to ensure economic sustainability.