Germany's unemployment rate in 1933 (when Hitler rose to power), was 34%.
Nigeria's official unemployment rate in 2022 (which is certainly understated) was 33%, but our official youth unemployment rate was 45%, and youth underemployment rate was 21%.

Most often, people outside Nigeria do not know how bad things inside Nigeria are.
If you look at a wide range of statistics (all trending downwards), you might understand why this election season is a lot different from others since 1999.

One mistake people who don't really understand Nigeria make; is overstating the importance of financial inducements in elections.
This is not to say they are not important (they are), but voter preference does matter.
Buhari was genuinely popular in 2015, in a way Tinubu is not

Does a bad economy/horrendous unemployment rates put those who can bribe voters at an advantage? It depends.
(The Nigerian electorate is very dynamic, and we are at a turning point. I won't claim to know, because nobody fully understands the 2023 Nigerian voter).