Annual Abstract of Statistics 2012 PDF

Annual Abstract of Statistics,
2012
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS

Federal Republic of Nigeria
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PREFACE
The world as we know it today is driven by an increasing premium on reliable data which
constitutes an integral part of policy formulation. Governments across the globe like
never before, have come to appreciate the undeniable role that reliable data plays in
national development. In Nigeria, the case is not different. At the National Bureau of
Statistics, which is Nigerias custodian of all official statistics on socio-economic and
macro-economic indicators, various machinery and tools have been brought to bear in
improving the efficiency and reliability of official statistics.
The Annual Statistical Abstract encapsulates updated information on the Nigerian
society. This publication is significant and wide reaching as it affords stakeholders such as
the government, academics, researchers and donors with relevant information as
compiled administratively by the National Bureau of Statistics.In addition to the data
produced by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), the publication remains a rich
source of statistical information as it also contains data obtained from government
ministries, the public sector as well as the private sector.
In this edition, the tables, charts, and graphs provide relevant information that cuts across
key sectors of the Nigerian economy. Some of which include the emerging trends in
poverty across Nigeria, up to date information on households statistics in Nigeria, living
standards, the health sector, education sector, information and telecommunications
technology sector, the banking sector, insurance as well as the general elections in
Nigeria.
Furthermore, as with errors that emanate from statistical computations, this publication is
a product of data that has been obtained from different sources. It is pertinent to note
that the authenticity of the data used during the compilation of this publication was
carefully validated to ensure that issues related to errors are brought to the barest
minimum. Some of the sources of data used for this publication include the following;
data from administrative records, surveys and censuses all of which are subject to errors
arising from a number of factors such as sampling variability, reporting errors for individual
units, incomplete coverage, non-response and imputations.
The publication is available online and in the form of CD-ROM, making it more easily
accessible and user-friendly to various stakeholders. The National Bureau of Statistics
(NBS) website, www.nigerianstat.gov.ng, also contains an electronic version of this
edition.
We at the National Bureau of Statistics, also wish extend our sincere thanks to all those
who have provided valuable information for the publication of this edition. Users of this
publication are welcomed to make their data needs known to the NBS for consideration
in planning future editions. Suggestions and comments towards improving the coverage
and presentation of data should be sent to the National Bureau of Statistics at Plot 762,
Independence Avenue, Central Business District, P.M.B 127, Garki, Abuja, Nigeria.
Dr. Yemi Kale
Statistician General/CEO
National Bureau of Statistics
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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PREFACE..............i
CHAPTER 1.................................1
AREA AND CLIMATE..........................................................................................................................................................................1
AREA.......3
TABLE 1: AREA OF NIGERIA BY STATE..........3
TABLE 2: IMPORTANT RIVERS IN NIGERIA...........4
TABLE 3: DISTANCE FROM STATE CAPITALS TO AND FRO ABUJA........5
CLIMATE.......6
TABLE 4: ANNUAL RAINFALL IN NIGERIA BY STATE, 2005 2009...........7
TABLE 5: ANNUAL MEAN MINIMUM TEMPERATURE, 2005 2009........8
TABLE 6: ANNUAL MEAN MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE, 2005- 2009........9
TABLE 7: ANNUAL MEAN RADIATION IN NIGERIA, 2006 2010..........10
TABLE 8: ANNUAL MEAN RELATIVE HUMIDITY AT 1500 GMT (per cent)- 2006 2010......10
TABLE 9: ANNUAL MEAN RELATIVE HUMIDITY AT 0900 GMT (percentage), 2006 2010........12
TABLE 10: ANNUAL MEAN EVAPORATION IN NIGERIA (millimetres), 2006 2010.......13
TABLE 11: ANNUAL MEAN CLOUD COVERAGE IN NIGERIA, 2004- 2008....14
CHAPTER 2.............................15
POPULATION....................................15
TABLE 12: POPULATION OF NIGERIA BY STATE AND SEX, 1991 AND 2006
TABLE 13: PROJECTED POPULATION OF NIGERIA BY STATE AND SEX, 2008 2011 .18
TABLE 14: POPULATION OF NIGERIA BY STATE, SEX AND PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION, 1991.......19
TABLE 15: POPULATION OF NIGERIA BY STATE, SEX AND PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION, 2006...20
TABLE 16.1: POPULATION OF ABIA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 200621
TABLE 16.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF ABIA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011..21
TABLE 17.1: POPULATION OF ADAMAWA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 1991 AND 200622
TABLE 17.2 PROJECTED POPULATION OF ADAMAWA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011.... 22
TABLE 18.1: POPULATION OF AKWA IBOM STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 200623
TABLE 18.2 PROJECTED POPULATION OF AKWA IBOM STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011.23
TABLE 19.1: POPULATION OF ANAMBRA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006....24
TABLE 19.2 PROJECTED POPULATION OF ANAMBRA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011....24
TABLE 20.1: POPULATION OF BAUCHI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006....25
TABLE 20.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF BAUCHI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011.........25
TABLE 21.1: POPULATION OF BAYELSA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 2006.....26
TABLE 21.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF BAYELSA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2010.....26
TABLE 22.1: POPULATION OF BENUE STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006...27
TABLE 22.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF BENUE STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011......27
TABLE 23.1: POPULATION OF BORNO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006.28
TABLE: 23.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF BORNO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT.....28
TABLE 24.1: POPULATION OF CROSS RIVER STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006...........29
TABLE 24.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF CROSS RIVER STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011............29
TABLE 25.1: POPULATION OF DELTA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006 .......................30
TABLE 25.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF DELTA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011.......30
TABLE 26.1: POPULATION OF EBONYI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 2006...........................................31
TABLE 26.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF EBONYI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011...........................31
TABLE 27.1: POPULATION OF EDO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006.......32
TABLE 27.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF EDO STATE BY LOCALGOVERNMENT AREA, 2008 2011.........32
TABLE 28.1: POPULATION OF EKITI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 2006.....33
TABLE 28.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF EKITI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 -2011...33
TABLE 29.1: POPULATION OF ENUGU STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006.....34
TABLE 29.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF ENUGU STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA 1991 2011....... 34
TABLE 30.1: POPULATION OF GOMBE STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 2006.....35
TABLE 30.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF GOMBE STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011....35
TABLE 31.1: POPULATION OF IMO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991.36
TABLE 31.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF IMO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011 AND 2006........................................36
TABLE 32.1: POPULATION OF JIGAWA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006.....37
TABLE 32.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OFJIGAWA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011..........................................37
TABLE 33.1: POPULATION OF KADUNA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006..........................................38
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TABLE 33.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF KADUNA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011...........................................38
TABLE 34.1: POPULATION OF KANO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006..............................................39
TABLE 34.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF KANO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011............................................40
TABLE 35.1: POPULATION OF KATSINA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006.................................................41
TABLE 35.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF KATSINA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011...........................................42
TABLE 36.1: POPULATION OF KEBBI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006..................................................43
TABLE 36.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF KEBBI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011.................................................43
TABLE 37.1: POPULATION OF KOGI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006.................................................44
TABLE 37.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF KOGI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011...............................................44
TABLE 38.1: POPULATION OF KWARA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006...........................................45
TABLE 38.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF KWARA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011..........................................45
TABLE 39.1: POPULATION OF LAGOS STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006..........................................46
TABLE 39.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF LAGOS STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011.......................................46
TABLE 40.1: POPULATION OF NASSARAWA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 2006..........................................47
TABLE 40.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OFNASARAWA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011...........................................47
TABLE 41.1: POPULATION OF NIGER STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006.........................................48
TABLE 41.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF NIGER STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011.........................................48
TABLE 42.1: POPULATION OF OGUN STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006........................................49
TABLE 42.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF OGUN STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011.........................................49
TABLE 43.1: POPULATION OF ONDO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006...........................................50
TABLE 43.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF ONDO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011....................................... 51
TABLE 44.1: POPULATION OF OSUN STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006..........................................52
TABLE 44.2: PROJECTED POPULATIONOF OSUN STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011......................................53
TABLE 45.1: POPULATION OF OYO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006..........................................54
TABLE 45.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF OYO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011........................................55
TABLE 46.1: POPULATION OF PLATEAU STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006..........................................56
TABLE 46.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF PLATEAU STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 -2011.........................................57
TABLE 47.1: POPULATION OF RIVERS STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006.........................................58
TABLE 47.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF RIVERS STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011....................................... .59
TABLE 48.1: POPULATION OF SOKOTO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006..........................................60
TABLE 48.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF SOKOTO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011........................................61
TABLE 49.1: POPULATION OF TARABA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006............................................62
TABLE49.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF TARABA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011.........................................62
TABLE 50.1: POPULATION OF YOBE STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006.........................................63
TABLE 50.2 PROJECTED POPULATION OF YOBE STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011......................................63
TABLE 51.1: POPULATION OF ZAMFARA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 2006..............................................64
TABLE 51.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF ZAMFARA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2010......................................64
TABLE 52.1: POPULATION OF FCT, ABUJA BY AREA COUNCIL, 1991 AND 2006.......................................65
TABLE 52.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF FCT, ABUJA BYAREA COUNCIL, 2008 2011.........................................65
TABLE 53: 1991 POPULATION OF STATES BY SEX AND SEX RATIO.........................................66
TABLE 54: AGE DEPENDENCY RATIO BY STATE AND RURAL- URBAN RESIDENCE, 1991...........................................67
TABLE 55: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY AGE GROUPS AND SEX NATIONAL, 2006..........................................68
TABLE 56: POPULATION OF THE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD - NATIONAL DISTRIBUTION BY
AGE GROUPS AND RELATIONSHIP, 2006.............................................68
TABLE 57: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY AGE GROUP 10 AND ABOVE, SEX AND MARITAL STATUS
(BOTH SEXES) NATIONAL, .................................................................................................69
TABLE 58: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY AGE 10 AND ABOVE, SEX AND MARITAL
STATUS (MALE) - NATIONAL, 2006...............................69
TABLE 59: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY AGE GROUP 10 AND ABOVE, SEX AND MARITAL
STATUS (FEMALE) NATIONAL, 2006...............................................70
TABLE 60: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY RELATIONSHIP TO THE HEAD
OF HOUSEHOLDAND SEX NATIONAL, 2006............................................70
TABLE 61: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY TYPE OF HOUSEHOLD AND SEX NATIONAL, 2006........70
TABLE 62: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY SIZE CLASS OF HOUSEHOLD AND SEX NATIONAL, 2006......71
TABLE 63: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY SEX AND TYPE OF DISABILITY NATIONAL, 2006............................71
TABLE 64: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF LITERATE BY AGE GROUP AND SEX NATIONAL, 2006...................71
TABLE 65: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF AGE 6 AND ABOVE BY SEX, AGE GROUPAND LITERACY STATUS
(BOTH SEXES) NATIONAL, 2006........................................................................72
TABLE 66: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF AGE 6 AND ABOVE BY SEX, AGE GROUP AND LITERACY
STATUS (MALE) NATIONAL, 2006.................................................................................72
TABLE 67: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF AGE 6 AND ABOVE BY SEX, AGE GROUP AND LITERACY
STATUS FEMALE) NATIONAL, 2006.................................................................................73
TABLE 68: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF AGE 6 AND ABOVE BY SEX AGE GROUP AND SCHOOLING STATUS
(BOTH SEXES) - NATIONAL, 2006...............................................................................73
TABLE 69: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF AGE 6 AND ABOVE BY SEX, AGE GROUP AND SCHOOLING
STATUS (MALE) - NATIONAL, 2006..................................................................................................,,,.....74
TABLE 70: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF AGE 6 AND ABOVE BY SEX, AGE GROUP AND SCHOOLING
STATUS(FEMALE) NATIONAL, 2006.........................................................................74
TABLE 71: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF AGE 6 AND ABOVE BY SEX, AGE GROUP AND EDUCATIONAL
ATTAINMENT (BOTHSEXES) NATIONAL, 2006.......................................................................................................75
ATTAINMENT (MALE) NATIONAL, 2006......................................................................................75
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ATTAINMENT (FEMALE) NATIONAL, 2006..................................................................................76
TABLE 74: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF REGULAR HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF HOUSING UNIT, NATIONAL, 2006....77
TABLE 75: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF REGULAR HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF MAIN MATERIAL USEDFOR
THE FLOOR OF DWELLING UNIT NATIONAL, 2006................................................................................................78
TABLE 76: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF REGULAR HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF HOUSING UNIT, NATIONAL, 2006...........79
TABLE 77: DISTRIBUTION OF REGULAR HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF MAIN MATERIAL USED FOR THE ROOF OF
DWELLING UNIT - NATIONAL, 2006........................................................................................80
TABLE 78: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS AGED 15 YEARS AND OVER BY MARITAL STATUS, 2007.....81
TABLE 79: REGISTRATION AND IDENTITY CARDS (ID) ISSUED TO STATES AND FCT AS ATDECEMBER 2006........82
TABLE 80: REGISTRATION AND IDENTITY CARDS (ID) ISSUED TO STATES AND FCT AS ATDECEMBER 2007...................83
CHAPTER 3.................................................................84
HOUSEHOLD STATISTICS..........................................................................................84
TABLE 81: HOUSEHOLD SAMPLE SIZE FOR PART A AND PART B NLSS.............................................................85
Table 82: Mean Consumption Expenditure 2003 /04 & 200910.........................................................85
TABLE 83: EXPENDITURE SHARES OF HOUSEHOLD SPENDING................................................85
TABLE 84: THE ABSOLUTE POVERTY LINE IN NIGERIA.................................................86
TABLE 85: POVERTY GAP 2003/04 & 2009/10...................................88
TABLE 86: POVERTY GAP (RURAL & URBAN)..................................................88
TABLE 87: EDUCATION LEVEL OF HOUSEHOLD HEA2009/10....................................................89
TABLE 88: EDUCATION LEVEL OF POPULATION (5+ YEARS), 200910........................................................90
TABLE 89: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY AGEGROUP, STATE AND SECTOR (MALE), 2010............91
TABLE 90: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY AGEGROUP, STATE AND SECTOR (FEMALE), 2010......................92
TABLE 91: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY AGEGROUP, STATE AND SECTOR (BOTH SEXES), 2010..........93
TABLE 92: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLDS BY AGE GROUP, 2007..........................................94
TABLE 93: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF TOILET FACILITIES, 2005 2009.........95
TABLE 94: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF ELECTRICITY FACILITIE 2005- 2009...........................95
TABLE 95: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF DWELLING UNITS BY TYPE OF WATER SUPPLY, 2005 2009......95
TABLE 96: YOUTH LITERACY IN ANY LANGUAGE, 2010.............................................96
TABLE 97: ADULT LITERACY IN ANY LANGUAGE, - 2010............................................97
TABLE 98: RELATIVE POVERTY BY AGE-GROUP OF HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, 2009.................................................98
TABLE 99: RELATIVE POVERTY INCIDENCE BY EDUCATIONAL LEVEL OF HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, 2009......98
TABLE 100: HOUSEHOLD SIZE BY ABSOLUTE POVERTY - 200910.........................................................99
TABLE 101: GENDER OF HOUSEHOLD HEAD BY ABSOLUTE POVERTY, 2003/04/2009/10..................... ........................100
TABLE 102: POOR PROPORTION SHARE TO TOTAL POOR (%), 2003-04 & 2009/10..................................................101
TABLE 103: NUMBER OF POOR, 2003/04 & 2009/10.............................................102
TABLE 104: EXTREME POVERTY TRENDS, 2003/04 & 2009/10.............................................103
TABLE 105: ABSOLUTE POVERTY TRENDS, 2003/04 & 2009/10..............................................104
TABLE 106: FOOD POVERTY TRENDS, 2003/04 & 2009/10................................................105
TABLE 107: RESOURCE TRANSFERS REQUIRED TO ELIMINATE ABSOLUTE POVERTY, 2009/10..............................................106
TABLE 108: INEQUALITY (GINI) , 2003/04 & 2009/10..............................................107
TABLE 109: SELF ASSESSED POVERTY BY STATE, 2009..........................................108
TABLE 110: POVERTY INCIDENCE BY STATE AND SECTOR, 2009................................................109
TABLE 111: AVERAGE PERSONS PER HOUSEHOLD, 2006 2010..............................110
TABLE112: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY SEX 2010............................................111
TABLE 113: RELATIVE POVERTY TREND BY OCCUPATION OF HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD...........................................112
TABLE 114: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF REGULAR HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF MAIN LIGHTINGFUEL
NATIONAL, 2006...................................................................................................................................................................113
TABLE 115: DISTRIBUTION OF REGULAR HOUSEHOLDS BY METHOD OF SOLID WASTE
DISPOSAL, NATIONAL, 2006...............................................114
TABLE 116: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY MAJOR SOURCE OF WATER FOR DRINKINGAND
COOKING, 2007...........................................................115
TABLE 117: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY MAJOR SOURCE OF ANDCOOKING, 2008
WATER FOR DRINKING............................................................116
TABLE 118: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY SOURCE OF WATER (WET SEASON), 2010.....117
TABLE 119: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF FUEL FORCOOKING, 2007.......................................118
TABLE 120: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE
OF FUEL FORCOOKING, 2008...............................................119
TABLE 121: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF FUEL FOR COOKING, 2009........................120
TABLE 122: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY SOURCE OF COOKING FUEL, 2010......................121
TABLE 123: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF REFUSE DISPOSAL FACILITY, 2007....122
TABLE 127: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF TOILET FACILITY, 2007........126
TABLE 128: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF TOILET FACILITY, STATE AND SECTOR, 2008..127
TABLE 129: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY DISTANCE OF TOILETFACILITY TO DWELLING (2009)..128
TABLE 130: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF TOILET FACILITY BY STATE AND SECTOR 2010...129
TABLE 131: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF HOUSING UNIT, 007.............................................130
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TABLE 132: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF HOUSING UNIT, 2008................................................131

TABLE 133: PECENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF HOUSING UNIT, 2009...............................................132
TABLE 134 PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF HOUSING TENURE, 2007.................................133
TABLE 135: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF HOUSING TENURE, 2008....................................134
TABLE 136: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF HOUSING TENURE, 2009.............................135
TABLE 137: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF HOUSING TENURE 2010..........................................136
TABLE 138: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY TYPE OF BUILDINGEMBARKED UPON, 2007137
TABLE 139: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY TYPE OF BUILDING EMBARKEDUPON, 2008.,,.138
TABLE 140: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY TYPE OF BUILDING EMBARKED UPON, 2009..............139
TABLE 141: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY STAGE OF COMPLETION OF BUILDING, 2007..140
TABLE142: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY STAGE OF COMPLETION OFBUILDING, 2008...................................141
TABLE 143: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY STAGE OF COMPLETION OF BUILDING, 2009..142
TABLE 144: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY, 2007.143
TABLE 145: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY, 2008.....144
TABLE 146: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY, 2009.....145
TABLE 147: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY, 2010.146
TABLE 148: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS MONTHLY INCOME/ ALLOWANCES, 2007....147
TABLE 149: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS MONTHLY INCOME/ALLOWANCES, 2008............................148
CHAPTER 4.................................................................................149
HEALTH...................................................................................149
TABLE 150: REPORTED MALARIA CASES (DISEASE = ANAEMIA SEVERE AND PREGNANT WOMEN).............................151
TABLE 151: REPORTED DEATH FROM MALARIA DISEASE = ANAEMIA SEVERE AND PREGNANT WOMEN............152
TABLE 152.1: VACCINATION BY BACKGROUND CHARACTERISTICS, 2008........................................153
TABLE 152.2: VACCINATION BY BACKGROUND CHARACTERISTICS, 2008....................................154
TABLE 153: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF CHILDREN ONE YEAR OR LESS BY TYPE OF IMMUNISATION RECEIVED 200....155
TABLE 154: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF CHILDREN ONE YEAR OR LESS BY TYPE OF IMMUNIZATION
RECEIVED 200.....................................................................................................................................................................156
TABLE 155: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF CHILDREN ONE YEAR OR LESS BY TYPE OF IMMUNIZATION
RECEIVED 2010......................................................................157
TABLE 156: TOTAL REGISTERED LIVE BIRTHS BY YEAR OF REGISTRATION AND STATES IN NIGERIA, 2007 2011.....158
TABLE 157: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PREGNANT WOMEN WHO REGISTERED WITH CLINIC AND
RECEIVED ANTI-TETANUS INJECTION BY NUMBER OF VISIT TO CLINIC, 2007.........................................159
TABLE 158: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSON BY TYPE OF FAMILY PLANNING METHOD USED 2010...160
TABLE 159: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS AGED 15 YEARS AND ABOVE BY METHOD OF FAMILY
PLANNING USED AND SECTOR (2008)................................................................161
TABLE 160: REPORTED AIDS CASES AND DEATHS IN NIGERIA 2007 2010..................................................162
TABLE 161: BIRTH WEIGHT OF CHILDREN BY STATE, 2009 2010...............................................................................163
TABLE 162: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF BIRTH BY TYPE OF BIRTH ATTENDANT 2010........................................164
TABLE 163.1: BREASTFEEDING STATUS BY AGE, 2008..........................................165
TABLE 163.2: BREASTFEEDING STATUS BY AGE, 2010........................................165
TABLE 164.1: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF CURRENTLY MARRIED WOMEN BY CONTRACEPTIVE METHOD,
CURRENTLY USED ACCORDING TOBACKGROUND CHARACTERISTICS, 2008.......
.......................166
TABLE 164.2: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF CURRENTLY MARRIED WOMEN BY CONTRACEPTIVE METHOD
CURRENTLY USED ACCORDING TOBACKGROUND CHARACTERISTICS, 2008............................................167
TABLE 164.3: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF CURRENTLY MARRIED WOMEN BY CONTRACEPTIVE METHOD,
CURRENTLY USED ACCORDING TO BACKGROUND CHARACTERISTICS, 2008............................................168
TABLE164.4: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF CURRENTLY MARRIED WOMEN BY CONTRACEPTIVE METHOD
CURRENTLY USED ACCORDING TO BACKGROUND CHARACTERISTICS....................................169
TABLE164.5: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF CURRENTLY MARRIED WOMEN BY CONTRACEPTIVE METHOD
CURRENTLY USED ACCORDING TO BACKGROUND CHARACTERISTICS, 2008........................................170
TABLE 165.1: MATERNAL CARE INDICATOR, 2008..............................................171
TABLE165.2: MATERNAL CARE INDICATOR, 2008......................................172
TABLE 166.1: NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHILDREN, 2010...............................................173
TABLE 166.2: NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHILDREN, 2010...............................................173
TABLE 166.3: NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHILDREN, 2008...........................................174
TABLE 166.4: NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHILDREN, 2008..............................................175
TABLE 167:
MALARIA INDICATORS, 2008........................................176
TABLE 168:
OWNERSHIP OF MOSQUITO NETS, 2010.................................................................................177
TABLE 169:
OWNERSHIP OF MOSQUITO NETS, 2008..............................................177
TABLE 173:
CURRENT FERTILITY RATE, 2008............................................178
TABLE 174:
REGISTERED HEALTH MANPOWER, 2007 2011...........................................179
TABLE 175:
REGISTERED MEMBER OF THE PHARMACIST COUNCIL OF NIGERIA, 2008 2010.......................................180
TABLE 170:
EARLY CHILDHOOD MORTALITY RATES, 2010...........................................177
TABLE 171:
EARLY CHILDHOOD MORTALITY RATES, 2008...........................................178
TABLE 172:
CURRENT FERTILITY RATE, 2010........................................178
CHAPTER 5...............................................................181
JUSTICE AND SECURITY..........................................................181
PRISON............................................182
TABLE 176: TOTAL NUMBER OF PRISONS INMATE POPULATION AND CAPACITY BY STATE AS AT 2007.......182
TABLE 177: NUMBER OF PRISONS INMATE POPULATION AND CAPACITY BYSTATE AS AT 2008.......183
TABLE 178: NUMBER OF PRISONS, INMATE POPULATION AND CAPACITY BY STATE AS AT 2009...........................................184
TABLE 179: TOTAL NUMBER OF PRISONS INMATE POPULATION AND CAPACITY BY STATE AS AT 2010..................185
TABLE 180: TOTAL NUMBER OF PRISONS INMATE POPULATION AND CAPACITY BY STATE AS AT 2011...............................186
TABLE 181: PRISON ADMISSION BY TYPE OF OFFENCE AND GENDER, 2007 2011...........................................188
TABLE 182: PRISON ADMISSION BY AGE GROUP, 2007- 2011............................................189
TABLE 183: PRISON ADMISSION CLASSIFIED BY RELIGION, 2007 2011..............................................189
TABLE 184: PRISON ADMISSION BY TERMS OF IMPRISONMENT, 2007- 2011...........................................189
TABLE185: RECIDIVISM, 2007 2011......................................190
PUBLIC ORDER......................................191
TABLE 186: NUMBER OF AREA COMMANDS, DIVISIONS, STATIONS, POLICE POSTS, 2007 -2008............................................191
TABLE 187: NUMBER OF AREA COMMANDS, DIVISIONS, STATIONS, POLICE POSTS, 2009 -2010............................................192
TABLE 188: NUMBER OF AREA COMMANDS, DIVISIONS, STATIONS, POLICE POSTS, 2011...............................................193
TABLE 189: CRIMES/OFFENCES REPORTED TO THE POLICE, 2006, 2008 2011........................................194
TABLE 190: MINOR CRIMES AND OFFENCES REPORTED TO THE POLICE, 2007 2011.......................................194
TABLE191: SERIOUS CRIMES REPORTED TO THE POLICE, 2007- 2011.........................................195
TABLE 192: ARMED ROBBERY CASES REPORTED TO THE POLICE BY STATE, 2007- 2011...........................................197
TABLE 193: ARMED ROBBERY CASES REPORTED TO THE POLICE BY STATE, 2007- 2011.............................................198
TABLE 194: CASES OF MISSING PERSONS, 2010 2011...........................................199
TABLE 195: SUMMARY OF BANK FRAUD, 2010...........................................200
TABLE 196: SUMMARY OF BANK FRAUD, 2011...........................................201
TABLE 197: NUMBER OF POLICEMEN BY STATE AND RANK, 2010 2011...............................................202
TABLE 198: NUMBER OF PETITION RECEIVED BY GEO- POLITICAL ZONES, 2006 2011............................................203
TABLE: 199: PETITIONS REFERED FOR INVESTIGATION, 2007 2011..............................................203
TABLE 200: PETITIONS ASSIGNED/ REFERRED, 2006 2011..............................................203
TABLE 201: SUMMARY OF REPORTED ROAD ACCIDENT CASES AND CASUALTIES, 2005 2009.......................................204
TABLE: 202: NUMBER OF CASES REPORTED ON ROAD ACCIDENTS BY STATES, 2006 2010............................................205
TABLE 203: NUMBER OF CASES REPORTED ON ROAD ACCIDENTS BY STATES, 2006 2010...................................................206
TABLE 204: TOTAL NUMBER OF ROAD ACCIDENT CASUALTIES BY CATEGORY AND STATES, 2007 2008................................207
TABLE 205: TOTAL NUMBER OF ROAD ACCIDENT CASUALTIES BY CATEGORY AND STATES, 2009- 2010..............................208
TABLE 206: NUMBER OF REPORTED FIRE OUTBREAKS IN NIGERIA BY TYPE, 2006- 2010...............................................209
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EDUCATION.........................................................................................................210
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NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL STATISTICS, 2006 2010...................................................211

NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOL STATISTICS, 2006 2010...................................................212
NUMBER OF PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS BY STATE, 2006 - 2010 ..................................................................213
NUMBER OF PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS BY STATE, 2006 2010..........................................................................214
NUMBER OF PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS BY STATE, 2006 2010.......................................................................215
NUMBER OF PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS PUPILS BY STATE, 2006 2010.................................................................216
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS ENROLMENT BY LGA AND STATE,.............................................217
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS ENROLMENT BY LGA AND STATE,
......................................218
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS ENROLMENT BY LGA AND STATE, ....................................................219
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS ENROLMENT BY LGA AND STATE, ..................................220
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS ENROLMENT BY LGA AND STATE, ...........................221
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF NOMADIC SCHOOL STATISTICS, 2006 2010..........................................222
SUMMARY OF GRADUATE OF NOMADIC SCHOOL STATISTICS BY GENDER, 2006 2010...........................222
NUMBER OF NOMADIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS BY STATE, 2007- 2011............................................................................223
NUMBER OF NOMADIC PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS BY STATE, 2007 2011...............................................................224
NUMBER OF NOMADIC PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS BY STATE, 2007 2011.......................................................225
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL ENROLMENT, 2006 - 2010 .................................226
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOL ENROLMENT, 2006 2010..............................227
TOTAL NUMBER OF PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY STATE, 2006 2010........................................228
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL ENROLMENT, 2006 2010.....................229
NUMBER OF PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY STATE, 2006 2010..................................................230
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOL ENROLMENT, 2006 2010...................231
ENTRIES FOR SOME SCIENCE, ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE SUBJECTS IN THE WASC/ SENIOR
SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATIONS, 2007 2011................................................................................................232
STUDENT PERFORMANCE IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN THE SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
EXAMINATIONS (SSCE), 2007 2011...................232
STUDENT PERFORMANCE IN MATHEMATICS IN THE SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
EXAMINATIONS, 2006-2010.......................................................................................................................233
STUDENT PERFORMANCE IN SELECTED SUBJECTS IN THE SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
EXAMINATIONS (SSCE), 2007- 2011.................................................................................................................233
WEST AFRICAN SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION, MAY/JUNE 2007 (RESULTS BY
SUBJECT AND GRADES) NATIONAL............................................................................................................................234
WEST AFRICAN SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION, MAY/JUNE 2008 (RESULTS BY
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SUBJECT AND GRADES) NATIONAL........................................................................................................................235

TABLE 236: EST AFRICAN SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION, MAY/JUNE 2009 (RESULTS BY
SUBJECT AND GRADES) NATIONAL.....................................................................................................236
TABLE 237: WEST AFRICAN SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION, MAY/JUNE 2010 (RESULTS BY
SUBJECT AND GRADES) NATIONAL.......................................................................................................................237
TABLE 238: WEST AFRICAN SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION, MAY/JUNE 2011 (RESULTS BY
SUBJECT AND GRADES) NATIONAL.........................................................................................................238
TABLE 239: WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATION COUNCIL RESULT BY STATE, 2007 (WASSCE JUNE)....239
TABLE 240: WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATION COUNCIL RESULT BY STATE, 2008 (WASSCE MAY/JUNE).............240
TABLE 241: WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATION COUNCIL RESULT BY STATE, 2009 (WASSCE /JUNE)...241
TABLE 242: WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATION COUNCIL RESULT BY STATE, 2010 (WASSCE MAY/JUNE) ...........242
TABLE 243: WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATION COUNCIL RESULT BY STATE, 2011 (WASSCE MAY/JUNE).....243
TABLE 244: TOTAL ENTRIES FOR NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL (NECO), 2007 2011...........................244
TABLE 245: ENTRIES FOR SOME SCIENCE, ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE SUBJECTS IN NECO SENIOR SCHOOL
CERTIFICATE EXAMINATIONS, 2007 2011..............................................................................................................245
TABLE 246: STUDENT PERFORMANCE IN MATHEMATICS IN THE SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATIONS
(NECO), 2007 2011....................................................................................................................245
TABLE 247: STUDENT PERFORMANCE IN SELECTED SUBJECTS IN THE SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
EXAMINATIONS (SSCE) NECO, 2007 2011......................................................................................................246
TABLE 248: PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES BY GENDER IN SSCE (NECO) 2008 (JUNE / JULY)....247
TABLE 249: PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES BY GENDER IN SSCE (NECO) 2009 (JUNE / JULY)...............248
TABLE 250: PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES BY GENDER IN SSCE (NECO) 2010 (JUNE / JULY)......249
TABLE 251: PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES BY GENDER IN SSCE (NECO) 2008, (NOV / DEC)
..250
TABLE 252: PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES BY GENDER IN SSCE (NECO) 2009 (NOV / DEC) ..............................251
TABLE 253: PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES BY GENDER IN SSCE (NECO) 2010 (NOV / DEC)...252
TABLE 254: PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES BY GENDER IN SSCE (NECO) 2011 (NOV/DEC)..............253
TABLE 255: PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES BY GENDER IN SSCE (NECO) 2006/07 2007/08..........................254
TABLE 256.1: TOTAL STUDENT ENROLMENT IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION BY INSTITUTION AND
SEX, 2004/2005 - 2007/2008................................................................................................................................................255
TABLE 256.2: TOTAL STUDENT ENROLMENT IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION BY INSTITUTION AND SEX,
(2004/2005 - 2007/2008........................................................................................................................................ ...256
TABLE 257.1: TOTAL STUDENT ENROLMENT IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION BY INSTITUTION AND SEX,
(2005/2006 - 2008/2009).....................................................................................................................257
TABLE 257.2: TOTAL STUDENT ENROLMENT IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION BY INSTITUTION AND SEX
(2005/2006 - 2008/2009)....................................................................................................................................258
TABLE 258.1: TOTAL STUDENT ENROLMENT IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION BY INSTITUTION AND
SEX (2009/2010 - 2010/2011)........................................................................................................259
(2009/2010 - 2010/2011)...............................................................................................................260
(2009/2010 - 2010/2011)..................................................................................................261
TABLE 259: SUMMARY OF GRADUATE OUTPUT BY STATE OF ORIGIN AND GENDER FROM
FEDERAL COLLEGES OF EDUCATION, 2005/2006-2006/2007......................................................................262
FEDERAL COLLEGES OF EDUCATION, 2006/2007-2008/2009.............................................................263
TABLE 261: SUMMARY OF GRADUATE OUTPUT BY STATE OF ORIGIN AND GENDER FROM FEDERAL
COLLEGES OF EDUCATION, 2009/2010 - 2010/2011 ..................................................................................264
TABLE 262: TEACHERS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA: REGISTERED MEMBERS BY STATE
AND GENDER, 2007 2011.......................................................................................................265
TABLE 263: REGISTERED MEMBERS OF TEACHERS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA BY STATE AND
GENDER (PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS), 2007- 2011............................................................................268
GENDER (SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS), 2007 2011..........................................................269
GENDER (COLLEGES OF EDUCATION) 2007 2011 ......................................................................................270
TABLE 266: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC ENROLMENT BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER (2007/2008)........271
TABLE 267: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC OUTTURN BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER, 2007.........................................272
TABLE 268: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC ENROLMENT BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER (2008/2009)..................................273
TABLE 269: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC OUTTURN BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER, 2008..............................................274
TABLE 270: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC ENROLMENT BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER (2009/2010)...................................275
TABLE 271.1: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC ENROLMENT BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER (2010/2011)....................................276
TABLE 271.2: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER (2010/2011)...........................................................277
TABLE 272: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC OUTTURN BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER, 2009/2010.............................................278
TABLE 273.1: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC OUTTURN BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER, 2010/2011.......................................279
TABLE 273.2: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC OUTTUR BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER, 2010/2011.............................................280
TABLE 274: NUMBER OF POLYTECHNICS BY STATE, 2005 2009.................................................................................................281
TABLE 275.1: STUDENT ENROLMENT IN POLYTECHNICS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND LEVEL OF STUDY, 2006/2007..................282
TABLE 275.2: STUDENT ENROLMENT IN POLYTECHNICS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND LEVEL OF STUDY, 006/2007.................283
TABLE 276.1: STUDENT ENROLMENT IN POLYTECHNICS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND LEVEL OF STUDY, 2007/2008...............284
TABLE 276.2: STUDENT ENROLMENT IN POLYTECHNICS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND LEVEL OF STUDY, 2007/2008...................285
TABLE 276.3: STUDENT ENROLMENT IN POLYTECHNICS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND LEVEL OF STUDY, 2007/2008..............286
TABLE 281.3: STUDENT OUTTURN IN POLYTECHNICS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND LEVEL OF STUDY, 007/2008..................301
TABLE 282.1: STUDENT OUTTURN IN POLYTECHNICS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND LEVEL OF STUDY, 2008/2009 ...................302
TABLE 282.2: STUDENT OUTTURN IN POLYTECHNICS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND LEVEL OF STUDY, 2008/2009...................303
TABLE 283.1: STUDENT OUTTURN IN POLYTECHNICS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND LEVEL OF STUDY, 2009/2010....................304
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TABLE 284.1: STUDENT OUTTURN IN POLYTECHNICS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND LEVEL OF STUDY, 2010/2011................307
TABLE 285: NUMBER OF TECHNICAL SCHOOLS BY STATE, 2007 2011..................................................................................311
TABLE 286: MALE ENROLMENT FOR NBC/NTC & ANBC/ANTC BY TRADE, MAY/JUNE 2008 2011.........................................312
TABLE 287: FEMALE ENROLMENT FOR NBC/NTC & ANBC/ANTC BY TRADE, MAY/JUNE 2008 2011.......................................313
TABLE 288: ENROLEMENT FOR NBC/NTC BY TRADE, MAY/JUNE , 2007 2011 (FOR ANDIDATES THAT DID NOT
INDICATE THEIR SEX).................................................................................................................................................314
TABLE 289.1: MALE ENROLMENT FOR NBC/NTC & ANBTC/ ANTC BY TRADE, NOV/DEC, 2007 2011.......................................315
TABLE 289.2: MALE ENROLMENT FOR NBC/NTC & ANBTC/ ANTC BY TRADE, NOV/DEC, 2007 2011...................................316
TABLE 289.3: MALE ENROLMENT FOR NBC/NTC & ANBTC/ ANTC BY TRADE, NOV/DEC, 2007 - 2011 ....................................317
TABLE 290.1: FEMALE ENROLMENT FOR NBC/NTC & ANBTC/ ANTC BY TRADE, NOV/DEC, 2007 2011.................................318
TABLE 290.2: FEMALE ENROLMENT FOR NBC/NTC & ANBTC/ ANTC BY TRADE, NOV/DEC, 2007 2011................................319
TABLE 291.1: DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENT OUTTURN IN FEDERAL POLYTECHNICS BY DISCIPLINE, YEAR AND
GENDER, 2008 & 2009
GENDER, 2008 & 2009...............................................................................................................................................321
TABLE 292: ENROLEMENT FOR NBC/NTC BY TRADE, MAY/JUNE, 2008 2011 (FOR CANDIDATES THAT DID NOT
INDICATE THEIR SEX)...................................................................................................................................................322
TABLE 293.1: GRADE DISTRIBUTION FOR NBC/NTC EXAMINATIONS BY GENDER, MAY/JUNE, 2007...........................................323
TABLE 293.2: GRADE DISTRIBUTION FOR NBC/NTC EXAMINATIONS BY GENDER, MAY/JUNE, 2007 .........................................324
TABLE 294.2: GRADE DISTRIBUTION FOR NBC/NTC EXAMINATIONS BY GENDER, MAY/JUNE, 2008.......................................326
TABLE 295.1: GRADE DISTRIBUTION FOR NBC/NTC EXAMINATION BY GENDER, MAY/JUNE, 2009.......................................327
TABLE 295.2: GRADE DISTRIBUTION FOR NBC/NTC EXAMINATION BY GENDER, MAY/JUNE, 2009.......................................328
TABLE 296.2: GRADE DISTRIBUTION FOR NBC/NTC EXAMINATIONS BY GENDER, MAY/JUNE, 2010.......................................330
TABLE 297: JOINT ADMISSION AND MATRICULATION BOARD - APPLICATION STATISTICS BY STATES OF ORIGIN
FROM 2005 2007.......................................................................................................................................................331
TABLE 298.1: APPLICATION STATISTICS BY GENDER AND STATE WITHIN FACULTY 2008....................................................332
TABLE 299.3: APPLICATION STATISTICS BY GENDER AND STATE WITHIN FACULTY 2008.................................................334
FROM 2008 2010..........................................................................................................................................................335
TABLE 301.1: APPLICATION STATISTICS BY GENDER AND STATE WITHIN FACULTY 2009...........................................................336
TABLE 301.2: APPLICATION STATISTICS BY GENDER AND STATE WITHIN FACULTY 2009........................................................337
TABLE 303.2: APPLICATION STATISTICS BY GENDER AND STATE WITHIN FACULTY 2011.......................................................344
TABLE 303.3: APPLICATION STATISTICS BY GENDER AND STATE WITHIN FACULTY 2011.......................................................345
TABLE 304: JOINT ADMISSION AND MATRICULATION BOARD ADMISSION STATISTICS BY STATES
OF ORIGIN FROM 2006 2007...................................................................................................................................346
TABLE 305: JOINT ADMISSION AND MATRICULATION BOARD - ADMISSION STATISTICS BY STATES OF
ORIGIN FROM 2008 2010.............................................................................................................................................347
TABLE 306.1: ADMISSION STATISTICS BY GENDER AND STATE WITHIN FACULTY, - 2008........................................................348
TABLE 306.2: ADMISSION STATISTICS BY GENDER AND STATE WITHIN FACULTY 2008........................................................349
TABLE 308.2: ADMISSION STATISTICS BY GENDER AND STATE WITHIN FACULTY 2010............................................................353
TABLE 310: NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE CORPS DEPLOYMENT OF MEMBERS BY STATE AND SEX, 2006 2008(A&B)....358
TABLE 311: DISTRIBUTION OF CORPS MEMBERS BY DISCIPLINE, 2004 2008........................................................359
TABLE 312: NUMBER OF UNIVERSITIES IN NIGERIA, 2005 2009..............................................................359
TABLE 313: APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION INTO UNIVERSITY BY FACULTY: (2007/08 2008/09).........................................360
TABLE 314: ADMISSION INTO UNIVERSITY BY FACULTY: (2007/08 2008/09)...............................................................361
TABLE 315: OTAL NUMBER OF SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS BY PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT FUND BY STATE OF
ORIGIN AND GENDER, 2007 2009....................................................................................................................362
TABLE 316.1: ADULT LITERACY ENROLMENT IN NIGERIA, 2007 2009.............................................................................363
TABLE 316.2: ADULT LITERACY ENROLMENT IN NIGERIA, 2010- 2011............................................................................364
TABLE 317: PERCENTAGE OF LITERATE ADULTS, 15 YEARS AND ABOVE, 2005 2009............................................................365
TABLE 318.1: SUMMARY OF EDUCATION TRUST FUND ALLOCATIONS TO INSTITUTIONS, 2008 - 2009......................................366
TABLE 318.2: SUMMARY OF EDUCATION TRUST FUND ALLOCATIONS TO INSTITUTIONS, 2010 2011..................................367
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EMPLOYMENT.......................................................................................................................368
TABLE 319:
TOTAL EMPLOYMENT BY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, 2005 - 2009 ...................................................................368
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TABLE 320.1: CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF 11 MINISTRIES/EXTRA-MINISTERIAL DEPARTMENTS:

MANPOWER STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2007............................................369
TABLE 321.1: CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF 114 FEDERAL PARASTATALS: MANPOWER STATISTICS OF
STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2007...........................................................................................371
TABLE 321.2: CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF 114 FEDERAL PARASTATALS:
MANPOWER STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2007.........................................372
MANPOWER STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2008.....................................373
MANPOWER STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2008................................................374
MANPOWER STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2009.................................................378
MANPOWER STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2010.........................................381
MANPOWER STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2010...........................................382
TABLE 327.1: CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF 28 FEDERAL MINISTRIES/EXTRA-MINISTERIAL DEPARTMENTS:
TABLE 327.2: CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF 28 FEDERAL MINISTRIES/EXTRA-MINISTERIAL DEPARTMENTS:
TABLE 328.1: CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF 338 FEDERAL MINISTRIES/EXTRA-MINISTERIAL DEPARTMENTS
MANPOWER STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2011 ..........................................385
MANPOWER STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2011 .........................................386
TABLE 329.1: CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF PARASTATALS TOTAL OF 243, 892
MANPOWER STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2011..........................................387
TABLE 329.2: CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF PARASTATALS TOTAL OF 243, 892 MANPOWER
STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2011.................................................................388
MANPOWER STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2011..........................................389
MANPOWER STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2011 ............................................390
TABLE 330: COMPENSATION OF EMPLOYEES IN INDUSTRIES & BUSINESSES, 2007 2009.................................................391
TABLE 331: COMPENSATION OF EMPLOYEES IN INDUSTRIES & BUSINESSES, 2010 2011..............................................392
TABLE 332: ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE POPULATION BY OCCUPATION IN MAJOR GROUPS, AGE & SEX
(BOTH SEXES), 1991.....................................................................................................................................................393
TABLE 333: UNEMPLOYMENT RATE BY EDUCATIONAL LEVEL, AGE GROUP AND GENDER 2008.........................................393
TABLE 334: UNEMPLOYMENT RATE BY EDUCATIONAL LEVEL, AGE GROUP AND GENDER 2009.........................................394
TABLE 335: UNEMPLOYMENT RATE BY EDUCATIONAL LEVEL, AGE GROUP AND GENDER, 2010........................................394
TABLE 336: UNEMPLOYMENT RATE BY EDUCATIONAL LEVEL, AGE GROUP, SEX AND SECTOR (2011)...................395
TABLE 337: NATIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT RATES, NIGERIA (YEAR-ENDING DECEMBER), 2007 2011..................................395
TABLE 338: NATIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT RATES BY STATE AS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 2007- 2011.........................................396
TABLE 339: REGISTERED UNEMPLOYED AND VACANCIES DECLARED, 2005- 2009............................................................397
TABLE 340: SUMMARY OF NDE ACTIVITIES AND NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES, 2006 2010..................................................398
TABLE 341: SUMMARY OF DISTRIBUTION OF PROGRAMME BENEFICIARIES, 2005 2009..................................................399
TABLE 342.1: NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED YOUTHS TRAINED UNDER ANNUAL TRAINING PROFILE / DISTRIBUTION
OF (NOAS & SOW) TRAINEES, 2008 2011...........................................................................................................400
TABLE 342.2: NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED YOUTHS TRAINED UNDER ANNUAL TRAINING
PROFILE/DISTRIBUTION OF (EDP) TRAINEES, 2008 2011........................................................................401
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TABLE 342.3: NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED YOUTHS THAT HAVE BEEN PROVIDED WITH TOOLS
AND EQUIPMENT TO ESTABLISH AND RUN THEIR OWN BUSINESS, 2008 2011.............................................402
PROFILE TRANSIENT JOBS, 2008 2011...................................................................................................403
TABLE 342.5: NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED YOUTHS TRAINED UNDER ANNUAL TRAINING PROFILE / DISTRIBUTION
OF TECHNICAL SKILLS, 2008 2011.......................................................................................................................404
PROFILE / DISTRIBUTION OF AGRICULTURAL SKILLS BENEFICIARIES, 2008 2011......................................405
TABLE 342.7: NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED WOMEN & VULNERABLE TRAINED AND EMPOWERED WITH
CASH UNDER ANNUAL TRAINING PROFILE, 2008 2011 ..................................................................................406
TABLE 343: SUMMARY OF DISTRIBUTION OF PROGRAMME BENEFICIARIES, 2010 2011............................................407
TABLE 344: NEWLY REGISTERED MEMBERS OF THE SURVEYORS COUNCIL OF NIGERIA, 2009 2011............................407
TABLE 345: REGISTERED MEMBERS OF THE CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF BANKERS OF
NIGERIA..................407
TABLE 346: MEMBERSHIP STATISTICS OF NIGERIAN SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS, 2007 2011......................................408
TABLE 347: REGISTERED MEMBERS OF VETERINARY COUNCIL OF NIGERIA, 2009 2011..........................................408
TABLE 348: REGISTERED MEMBERS OF THE PHARMACIST COUNCIL OF NIGERIA, 2008 2011............................................408
TABLE 349: REGISTERED HEALTH MANPOWER OF MEDICAL AND DENTAL COUNCIL OF NIGERIA,2007 2011...............409
TABLE 350: REGISTERED MEMBERS OF THE ARCHITECTS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA 2007 .....409
TABLE 351: REGISTERED MEMBERS OF THE INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF NIGERIA ..............410
CHAPTER 8......................................................................................411
AGRICULTURE........................................................................................411
TABLE 352: ESTIMATED AREA PLANTED, YEILD PER AND PRODUCTION OF MAJOR CROPS IN
NIGERIA, 2006/7 - 2007/8.........................................................................412
TABLE 353: ESTIMATED AREA PLANTED,YEILD PER AND PRODUCTION OF MAJOR CROPS IN NIGERIA,
2008/09 - 2009/10..................................................413
TABLE 354: PRIVATE FARMERS - FISHERIES (DISTRIBUTION OF HOLDERS BY STATE AND GENDER), 2007..........414
TABLE 355: PRIVATE FARMERS - POULTRY (DISTRIBUTION OF HOLDERS BY STATE AND GENDER), 2007.........415
TABLE 356: PRIVATE FARMERS - CROP (DISTRIBUTION OF CROP HOLDERS) BY STATE AND GENDER, 2007..........................416
TABLE 357: ANNUAL FISH PRODUCTION BY SPECIES, 2007 2011............................................................417
TABLE 358: NIGERIAN FISH PRODUCTION BY SECTOR, 2007 2011........................................................418
TABLE 359: CATCHES FROM TRAWL IN-SHORE SHRIMPING, 2007 2011.........................................................418
TABLE 360: FISH PRODUCTION FROM INSHORE FISHING BY SPECIES, 2007 2011..........................................................418
TABLE 361: NIGERIAN FISH PRODUCTION (ARTISANAL) BY STATE, 2007 2011............................................................419
TABLE 362: ESTIMATED POPULATION OF DOMESTIC LIVESTOCK IN NIGERIA, 2007 2011.........................................................420
TABLE 363: ESTIMATED VALUE OF NIGERIA'S LIVESTOCK RESOURCES, 2010 2011...........................................................420
TABLE 364: AREA OF FOREST RESERVES AND PLANTATION BY STATE............................................................421
CHAPTER 9....................................................422
MANUFACTURING, PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION.....................................................422
TABLE 365: DISTRIBUTION OF ESTABLISHMENT BY YEAR OF COMMENCEMENT OF BUSINESS AND

EMPLOYMENT SIZE, - 009................................................................................423
EMPLOYMENT SIZE, - 2010...................................................423
TABLE 367: TOTAL NUMBER OF REGISTERED LICENECE COMPANIES BY NAFDAC, 2009 2011..........................423
TABLE 368: TOTAL NUMBER OF REGISTERED COMPANIES BY NAFDAC, 2009 2011.............................................424
TABLE 369: SOLID MINERAL PRODUCTION, 2007 2011......................................................425
TABLE 370: SEISMIC ACTIVITIES: RIG COUNT, DRILLING AND DEVELOPMENT, AND CRUDE OIL
PRODUCTION, 2006 2010.........................................................425
TABLE 371: NIGERIAN NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION AND DISPOSAL, 2007 2011..............................................426
TABLE 372: NIGERIAN CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION AND EXPORTS, 2006 2010.................................................426
TABLE 373: FINISHED PRODUCTS FROM DOMESTIC REFINERIES, 2006 2010...................................................427
TABLE 374: CONSUMPTION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, 2006 2010...................................................427
TABLE 375.1: PIPELINE VANDALIZATION, 2007 2008....................................................427
TABLE 375.2: PIPELINE VANDALIZATION, 2009 10....................................................428
TABLE 376: NUMBER OF FURNACES, 2007 09......................................................428
TABLE 377: PRODUCTION OF FINISHED IRON AND STEEL, 2007 2009.........................................................428
TABLE 378: PRODUCTION OF FINISHED IRON AND STEEL BY ROLLING MILL, 2006 2008.......................................429
TABLE 379: PRODUCTION /PLANT INSTALLED CAPACITY OF ITEMS OF STEEL, 2006 2008...................................429
TABLE 380: CONSUMPTION OF RAW MATERIALS, 2006 2009....................................429
TABLE 381: ELECTRICITY GENERATION, 2007 2011..........................................430
TABLE 382: INSTALLED GENERATION CAPACITY, 2007 2011................................................431
TABLE 383: ENERGY CONSUMPTION {TONNES OF COAL EQUIVALENT (TCE)} (1990 = 100), 2006 2010...............................431
CHAPTER 10.....................................................432
TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATIONS.................................................432
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LENGTH OF FEDERAL ROADS BY STATE (CLASSIFIED) -2007...............................433

LENGTH OF FEDERAL ROADS BY STATE (CLASSIFIED) 2008.................................434
LENGTH OF FEDERAL ROADS BY STATE (CLASSIFIED) - 2009*................................435
LENGTH OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ROADS IN THE STATES BY TYPE, 2006 2007...............................436
LENGTH OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ROADS IN THE STATES BY TYPE, 2008 2009...........................437
TOTAL LENGTH OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ROADS IN THE STATES, 2007 2009...........................438
TOTAL NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLE REGISSTRATION IN STATE AND THE FEDERAL CAPITAL
TERRITORY BY TYPE, 2007 - 2008 ...................................................................439
TOTAL NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTERED IN STATE AND THE FEDERAL CAPITAL
TERRITORY BY TYPE, 2009 2010....................................................440
ENHANCED NATIONAL DRIVER'S LICENCE, 2006 - 2010 .............................441
NIGERIAN RAILWAY CORPORATION PASSENGER AND GOODS TRAFFIC, 2006 2008............................442
NIGERIAN RAILWAY CORPORATION TRAFFIC RECEIPTS, 2006 2008...............................442
ACCIDENTS ON RAILWAYS, 2006 2008.......................................442
NIGERIAN RAILWAY ASSETS AND FREIGHT OPERATIONS, 2006 2008................................443
RAIL LENGTH BY STATE.................................443
CARGO HANDLED AT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS, 2007 20.................................444
AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT AT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS LANDING, 2007 2011................................444
AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT AT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS - TAKE-OFF, 2007- 2011.............................444
AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT AT DOMESTIC AIRPORTS - LANDING, 2007 2011..........................445
AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT AT DOMESTIC AIRPORTS - TAKE-OFF, 2006 2011..............................445
PASSENGER MOVEMENT AT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS - ARRIVALS, 2007 2011...........................446
PASSENGER MOVEMENT AT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS DEPARTURES, 2007 2011.............................446
PASSENGER MOVEMENT AT DOMESTIC AIRPORTS ARRIVALS, 2007 2011....................................447
PASSENGER MOVEMENT AT DOMESTIC AIRPORTS - DEPARTURES, 2007 2011.................................447
NATIONALITY OF VESSELS ENTERED IN NIGERIAN PORTS, 2007 2009..........................................448
NET REGISTERED TONNAGE OF VESSELS ENTERED IN NIGERIAN PORTS, 2005 2009.............................448
ANALYSIS OF CRUDE PETROLEUM SHIPPED FROM CRUDE OIL TERMINALS, 2006 2008.............................449
CONTAINER TRAFFIC STATISTICS AT NIGERIAN PORTS (EXCLUDING CRUDE OILTERMINALS), 2006 2009..450
SHIP TRAFFIC: OCEAN - GOING VESSELS: 2006 2010...............................................451
SHIP TRAFFIC: COASTAL VESSELS: 2007 2010........................................451
CARGO THROUGHPUT: 2006 2007................................452
CARGO THROUGHPUT: 2008 2010................................452
NUMBER OF POST OFFICES AND POSTAL AGENCIES, 2007 2011........................................453
TOTAL NUMBER OF POST OFFICE BOXES AND PRIVATE MAIL BAGS AVAILABLE AND RENTED
BY STATE, 2007*......................................................................................................................................................................454
BY STATE, 2008*......................................................................................................................................455
TOTAL NUMBER OF POST OFFICE BOXES AND PRIVATE MAIL BAGS AVAILABLE AND
RENTED BY STATE, 2009*.......456
TOTAL NUMBER OF POST OFFICE BOXES AND PRIVATE MAIL BAGS AVAILABLE AND RENTED BY
STATE, 2010*.................................................................................457
BY STATE, 2011*.............................458
NUMBER OF POSTAL ARTICLES HANDLED, 2007 2011..............................459
REVENUE FROM POSTAL SERVICE, 2007- 2011.................................459
SUMMARY OF TELECOMMUNICATION STATISTICS, 2006 2010..................................459
GROWTH RATE OF THE NIGERIAN TELECOMS INDUSTRY, 2006 2010........................................460
TOTAL CONNECTED LINES AND TELEDENSITY, 2006 2010.................................460
NUMBER OF TELECOMS LICENCES, 2006 2010................................461
GROWTH OF THE NIGERIAN TELECOMS INDUSTRY (SUBSCRIBERS), 2006 2010.............................461
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY TYPE OF ICT EQUIPMENT OWNED, 2007................................462
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION BY TYPE OF ICT EQUIPMENT OWNED, STATE, SEX AND SECTOR
OF PERSONS, 2008../.........................................................463
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO FIXED
TELEPHONE, 2007...................................................................................................464
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO FIXED
TELEPHONE, 2008........................................................................465
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS
TO FIXED TELEPHONE, 2009............................................466
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO MOBILE
TELEPHONE, 2007.................................................................467
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO MOBILE
TELEPHONE, 2008......................................................................................468
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO MOBILE TELEPHONE, 2009........469
NUMBER OF RADIO AND TELEVISION STATIONS BY STATE, 2007 2008..................................470
NUMBER OF RADIO AND TELEVISION STATIONS BY STATE, 2009 2010................................................471
NUMBER OF RADIO AND TELEVISION STATIONS BY STATE, 2011.............................................472
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSON BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO RADIO 2010..............................473
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO RADIO, 2007...............474
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO RADIO, 2008.......475
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TABLE442:
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TABLE 459:
TABLE 460:
TABLE 461:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO RADIO, 2009....476

PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY SOURCE OF ACCESS TO RADIO, 2010.......................................477
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO TELEVISION, 2007.478
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TOTELEVISION, 2008...........479
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TOTELEVISION, 2009..480
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSON BY ACCESS AND OWNERSHIP OF TELEVISION, 2010...............481
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSON BY SOURCE OF ACCESS TOTELEVISION 2010.482
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF TELEVISION VIEWERS BY 1ST PREFERRED TV STATION 2009 2010...483
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSON BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO MOBILE PHONE, 2010....484
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSON BY SOURCE OF ACCESS TO MOBILE PHONE, 2010.................485
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO PERSONAL
COMPUTER, 2007................................................................................................................................486
COMPUTER, 2008...............................................................................................................................487
COMPUTER, 2009....................................................................................................................488
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSON BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO PERSONAL
COMPUTER , 2010...............................................................................................................489
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY SOURCE OF ACCESS TO ERSONAL
COMPUTER, 2010............................................................................................................................490
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO INTERNET
SERVICES, 2007................................................................................................................... ..491
SERVICE, 2008........................................................................................................................ 492
SERVICE, 2009.................................................................................................... ..493
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSON BY ACCESS AND OWNERSHIP OF INTERNET, 2010.... .494
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY SOURCE ACCESS TO INTERNET, 2010.......495
CHAPTER: 11.....................................................................................................496
FOREIGN TRADE STATISTICS......................................................................................................496
TABLE 462: VALUE OF FOREIGN TRADE AND VISIBLE BALANCE, 2007- 2011............................................497
TABLE 463: EXPORTS BY SECTION, 2007- 2011...........................................................................498
TABLE 464: IMPORTS BY SECTION, 2007 2011...........................................................499
TABLE 465: IMPORTS CLASSIFIED BY BROAD ECONOMIC CATEGORY, 2007 2011.............................................500
TABLE 466: SUMMARY OF IMPORTS BY STANDARD INTERNATIONAL TRADE CLASSIFICATION (SITC), 2007 2011.501
TABLE 467: IMPORTS BY REGION AND MAJOR TRADING PARTNERS, 2007 2011...............................................501
TABLE 468: EXPORTS BY REGION AND MAJOR TRADING PARTNERS, 2007- 2011....................................502
TABLE 469: TRADE WITH AFRICAN UNION (AU) COUNTRIES IMPORT, 2007- 2011............................................503
TABLE 470: TRADE WITH AFRICAN UNION (AU) COUNTRIES EXPORT, 2007- 2011.............................................504
TABLE 471.1: VALUE OF TOTAL IMPORTS BY PORT, 2007 2011......................................................505
TABLE 471.2: VALUE OF TOTAL IMPORTS BY PORT, 2007- 2011.........................................................505
TABLE 472.1: VALUE OF TOTAL EXPORTS BY PORT, 2007- 2011 .......................................................506
TABLE 472.2: VALUE OF TOTAL EXPORTS BY PORT, 2007- 2011...............................................................506
TABLE 473.1: EXPORT OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, 2007 2011........................................................507
TABLE 473.2: EXPORT OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, 2007 2011....................................................508
TABLE 473.3: EXPORT OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, 2007 2011....................................................509
TABLE 473.4: EXPORT OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, 2007 2011..........................................................510
TABLE 473.5: EXPORT OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, 2006 2010 .................................................511
TABLE 473.6: EXPORT OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, 2007 2011.................................................512
TABLE 473.7: EXPORT OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, 2007 2011.................................................513
CHAPTER 12....................................................................514
BALANCE OF PAYMENTS...................................................................514
TABLE 474.1: BALANCE OF PAYMENTS, 2007 2011......................................................516
TABLE 474.2: BALANCE OF PAYMENTS, 2007 2011...............................................517
CHAPTER 13....................................................................518
WAGES, PRICES AND PRICE INDICES........................................................................518
TABLE 475: REAL TAKE-HOME WAGES AND SALARIES IN PUBLIC SECTOR, 2005 2009.................................................519
TABLE 476: WAGES/SALARIES AND OTHER BENEFITS BY ACTIVITY AND GENDER (NIGERIANS) AS AT
SEPTEMBER. (2008)
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TABLE 477: WAGES/SALARIES AND OTHER BENEFITS BY ACTIVITY AND GENDER (NIGERIANS) AS AT
SEPTEMBER. (2009).............................................................................520
TABLE 478: WAGES/SALARIES AND OTHER BENEFITS BY ACTIVITY AND GENDER (NON-NIGERIANS) AS AT
SEPTEMBER, 2008.......................................................................................................................520
SEPTEMBER, 2009........................................................................................................521
TABLE 480: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME/ALLOWANCE BY STATE, 2009............................................521
TABLE 481.1: NIGERIA'S AVERAGE MANUFACTURING CAPACITY UTILISATION RATES, 2006 2008......522
TABLE 481.2: NIGERIA'S AVERAGE MANUFACTURING CAPACITY UTILISATION RATES, 2009 - 2010 .....523
TABLE 482.1: INDEX OF MANUFACTURING CONSUMPTION (BASE QUARTERLY AVERAGE (1990 = 100), 2005 2009......524
TABLE 482.2: INDEX OF MANUFACTURING CONSUMPTION (BASE QUARTERLY AVERAGE (1990 = 100), 2005 2009..........524
TABLE 482.3: INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION (1990= 100), 2007 2011........................................................525
TABLE 483: COMPOSITE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (BASE: MAY, 2003 = 100), 2007 2011...........................................525
TABLE 484: ANNUAL AVERAGE COMPOSITE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (BASE: MAY, 2003 = 100),(RURAL AND
URBAN CENTRES), 2008 2011..........................................................................................................526
TABLE 485: CONSUMER PRICE INDEX AS AT DECEMBER (ALL URBAN CENTRES) (BASE:
NOV. 2009 = 100) 2008 2011............................................................................526
TABLE 486: CONSUMER PRICE INDEX AS AT DECEMBER (ALL RURAL CENTRES), 2008- 2011.........527
TABLE 487: AVERAGE PRICES OF SELECTED CASH CROPS (NAIRA PER TONNE), 2007 2011..........527
TABLE 488.1: INDICES OF AVERAGE WORLD PRICES (C.I.F) OF NIGERIA'S MAJOR AGRICULTURAL EXPORT
COMMODITIES (1990 = 100), 2007 2009 .................................................................................................528
TABLE 488.2: INDICES OF AVERAGE WORLD PRICES (C.I.F) OF NIGERIA'S MAJOR ARGRICULTURAL
EXPORT COMODITIES (1990 = 100) NAIRA BASED, 2007 2009...........................................................528
TABLE 489: INDEX OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION BY TYPE OF ACTIVITY (1990 = 100), 2007 2009....528
TABLE 490: HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE BY TYPE OF COMMODITY: RURAL, URBAN AND NATIONAL, 2007....529
TABLE 491: AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE BY STATES AND SECTOR, 2009..............................................530
TABLE 492: ER CAPITA AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE ON FOOD AND NON-FOOD BY STATE
AND SECTOR, 2009...............................................................................................................531
CHAPTER 14.............................................................................................532
NATIONAL ACCOUNTS..........................................................................................532
TABLE 493:
TABLE 494:
TABLE 495:
TABLE 496:
TABLE 497:
TABLE 498:
TABLE 499:
TABLE 500:
TABLE 501:
TABLE 502:
TABLE 503:
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT BASIC PRICES, 2007 2011.............................................535

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT 1990 CONSTANT BASIC PRICES, 2007 2011.............................................537
IMPLICIT PRICE DEFLATORS 2007 2011.......................................................538
NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME AND ITS APPROPRIATION AT CURRENT PURCHASERS VALUE, 2007 2011......539
NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME AND ITS APPROPRIATION AT 1990 PURCHASERS VALUE, 2007-2011....539
CAPITAL FINANCE AT CURRENT PURCHASERS' VALUE, 2007-2011...........................................540
CAPITAL FINANCE AT 1990 PURCHASERS' VALUE, 2007-2011..................................................540
EXTERNAL TRANSACTIONS AT CURRENT PURCHASERS' VALUE 2007-2011...........................................541
EXTERNAL TRANSACTIONS AT 1990 PURCHASERS VALUE, 2007-2011..........................................541
COMPOSITION OF GROSS FIXED CAPITAL FORMATION AT CURRENT PURCHASERS' VALUE, 2007-2011.....542
COMPOSITION OF GROSS FIXED CAPITAL FORMATION AT 1990 PURCHASERS VALUE, 2007 2011........542
CHAPTER 15.....................................................543
PUBLIC FINANCE.....................................................543
FEDERATION ACCOUNT OPERATION, 2007 2011....................................544
SUMMARY OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FINANCES, 2007 2011.........................................545
RECURRENT EXPENDITURE OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, 2007 2011........................................546
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CAPITAL EXPENDITURE, 2007 2011............................................547
EXTERNAL PUBLIC DEBTS OUTSTANDING, 2007 2011..........................................548
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S DOMESTIC DEBTS OUTSTANDING, 2007 2011.........................................548
SUMMARY OF STATE GOVERNMENT AND FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY FINANCES, 2007 2011........549
SUMMARY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCES, 2007 2011..................................................550
NET STATUTORY, CRUDE OIL PROCEEDS EXCESS AND VALUE ADDED TAX ALLOCATION TO STATES 2007..551
NET STATUTORY, CRUDE OIL PROCEEDS EXCESS AND VALUE ADDED TAX ALLOCATION TO
LGAS IN NAIRA 2007......................................................................552
TABLE 514: SECTORAL UTILIZATION OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE, 2008 2011.................................................553
TABLE 515.1: INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT POSITION, 2007 2011....................................................554
TABLE 515.2: INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT POSITION, 2007 2011.............................................555
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CHAPTER 16.........................................................556
BANKING...........................................................556
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TABLE 516.1: MONETARY AUTHORITIES' ANALYTICAL ACCOUNT ASSETS, 2007- 2011...............................................557

TABLE 516.2: MONETARY AUTHORITIES' ANALYTICAL ACCOUNT LIABILITIES, 2007- 2011.................................................557
TABLE 517: MONEY MARKET INTEREST RATES AS AT DECEMBER, 2007 2011..................................................558
TABLE 518: SAVINGS STATISTICS AS AT DECEMBER, 2007- 2011..............................................558
TABLE 519: CONSOLIDATED BANKERS' CLEARING HOUSE STATISTICS, 2007 2011.................................................558
TABLE 520: INTERNATIONAL RESERVES AND RELATED FOREIGN ACCOUNTS, 2005- 2009..............................................559
TABLE 521: TREASURY BILLS: ISSUES AND SUBSCRIPTIONS AS AT END OF DECEMBER, 2007 2011........559
TABLE 522: HOLDINGS OF TREASURY BILLS OUTSTANDING AS AT END OF DECEMBER, 2007 2011..........559
TABLE 523: TRANSACTIONS AT THE NIGERIAN STOCK EXCHANGE, 2007 2011.............................................560
TABLE 524: ANNUAL MARKET CAPITALIZATION ON THE NIGERIAN STOCK EXCHANGE, 2007 2011....560
TABLE 525.1: MARKET CAPITILISATION OF QUOTED COMPANIES, 2007- 2011.....................................................561
TABLE 525.2: MARKET CAPITILISATION OF QUOTED COMPANIES, 2007- 2011...................................................562
TABLE 526: SUMMARY OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF FINANCE HOUSES AS AT DECEMBER 2007 2011..562
TABLE 527: NUMBER OF DEVELOPMENT AND SPECIALIZED BANKS/INSTITUTIONS, 2007 2011.............563
TABLE 528: NUMBER OF DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS BRANCHES IN NIGERIA AND ABROAD 2006 2010....563
TABLE 529: DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS STATEMENT OF ASSETS, 2006 2011................................................564
TABLE 530: DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS STATEMENT OF LIABILITIES 2007 -2011.................................................564
TABLE 531: SUMMARY OF COMMUNITY/ MICROFINANCE BANKS' ACTIVITIES, 2007 2011.............................................565
TABLE 532: FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT, 2007 2011..............................................565
TABLE 533: SECTORAL DISTRIBUTION OF COMERCIAL BANK LOANS AND ADVANCES, 2007 2011.............566
TABLE 534: INDICATORS OF CAPITAL MARKET DEVELOPMENT (NSE), 2007 2011.............................................566
TABLE 535: OPERATIONS OF AGRICULTURAL CREDIT GUARANTEE SCHEME FUND VALUE OF LOANS GUARANTEED
BY PURPOSE, 2007 2011.........................................................................................567
TABLE 536: OPERATIONS OF AGRICULTURAL CREDIT GUARANTEE SCHEME FUND VALUE OF LOANS GUARANTEED
BY PURPOSE, 2007 2011........................................................................................567
TABLE 537: MONEY SUPPLY, 2007 2011....................................................567
TABLE 538.1: MONTHLY AVERAGE EXCHANGE RATE MOVEMENTS AT VARIOUS SEGMENTS OF THE
MARKET, 2007 2011............................................................................................................................................................568
MARKET, 2007- 2011........................................................569
TABLE 539: DEMAND AND SUPPLY OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE, 2004- 2008.............................................569
CHAPTER 17................................................................570
INSURANCE.................................................................570
TABLE 540: GROSS CLAIMS PAID GENERAL BUSINESS, 2004 - 2008 ................................................571
TABLE 541: GROSS PREMIUM INCOME (GENERAL BUSINESS), 2007 2011...............................................571
TABLE 542: NET PREMIUM INCOME (GENERAL BUSINESS), 2007 2011.....................................................571
TABLE 543: REINSURANCES CEDED (GENERAL BUSINESS), 2007- 2011..............................................572
TABLE 544: REINSURANCES ACCEPTED (GENERAL BUSINESS), 2007 2011................................................572
TABLE 545: TOTAL INSURANCE BUSINESS INVESTMENTS, 2007 2011...............................................572
TABLE 546: TOTAL ASSETS OF INSURANCE COMPANIES, 2006 2010 ..................................................572
TABLE 547.1: BALANCE SHEET FOR GENERAL BUSINESS - ASSETS, 2007 2011..............................................573
TABLE 547.2: BALANCE SHEET FOR GENERAL BUSINESS ASSETS, 2007 2011.................................................574
TABLE 547.3: BALANCE SHEET FOR (GENERAL BUSINESS) - LIABILITIES, 2007- 2011......................................................575
TABLE 548.1: BALANCE SHEET FOR LIFE BUSINESS - ASSETS, 2007 2011.....................................................575
TABLE 548.2: BALANCE SHEET FOR LIFE BUSINESS - ASSETS, 2007- 2011.......................................................576
CHAPTER 18.............................................................577
GENERAL ELECTIONS AND POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS.
............................................................577
TABLE 549: DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION, FEDERAL CONSTITUENCIES BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA,

STATE AND FCT AS AT DECEMBER 2007....................................................................................578
STATE AND FCT AS AT DECEMBER 2008....................................................................................579
STATE AND FCT AS AT DECEMBER 2009.................................................................................580
STATE AND FCT AS AT DECEMBER 2010.................................................................................581
STATE AND FCT AS AT DECEMBER 2011..........................................................................582
TABLE 554: SUMMARY OF LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES IN THE SENATE BETWEEN JUNE 2004 - MAY 2011.......583
TABLE 555: SUMMARY OF LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BETWEEN
JUNE 2004 - MAY 2011.................................................................................................................................................584
TABLE 556: SUMMARY OF LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES IN THE SENATE BETWEEN JUNE 2004 - MAY 2010.......585
TABLE 557: 1999 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS: VOTES CAST ON STATE BASIS.........................................586
TABLE 558: 1999 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS: VOTES CAST ON STATE AND PARTY BASES AD.........587
TABLE 559: 1999 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS: VOTES CAST ON STATE AND PARTY BASES APP......588
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1999 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS: VOTES CAST ON STATE AND PARTY BASES - PDP..........589
ANALYSIS OF VOTER TURN-OUT IN THE 1999 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION BY STATE AND POLITICAL PARTY.....590
1999 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION TOTAL VOTES CAST BY STATE AND PARTY......................................591
DISTRIBUTION OF WINNERS OF 1999 SENATE ELECTION ON STATE, PARTY AND GENDER BASES......592
DISTRIBUTION OF WINNERS OF 1999 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ELECTION ON STATE,
PARTY AND GENDER BASES..................................................593
TABLE 565: ANALYSIS OF VOTER TURN-OUT IN THE 2003 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION BY STATE..............................594
TABLE 566.1: 2003 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION TOTAL VOTES SCORED BY PARTIES IN THE STATES............................595
TABLE 566.2: 2003 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION TOTAL VOTES SCORED BY PARTIES IN THE STATES.............................596
TABLE 567: NUMBER OF SEATS HELD IN STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY BY GENDER,1999, 2003 & 2007...........................597
TABLE 568: NUMBER OF SEATS HELD IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS BY GENDER, 1999 & 2003.........................598
TABLE 569: NUMBER OF SEATS HELD IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCIL WARDS BY GENDER 1999, 2003 & 2007.....599
TABLE 570: NUMBER OF SEATS HELD IN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BY STATES AND GENDER SENATORS,
1999, 2003 &
TABLE 571: NUMBER OF SEATS HELD IN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BY STATES AND GENDER HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES, 1999, 2003, 2007 & 2011..................................601
TABLE 572: POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS: DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN AS AT 2005.........................602
TABLE 560:
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TABLE 564:
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CHARTS
CHART 1:
CHART 2:
CHART 3:
CHART 4:
CHART 5:
CHART 6:
CHART 7:
1991 AND 2006 POPULATIONS OF NIGERIA. ....17

PROJECTED POPULATION OF NIGERIA, 2008 2011 .....................17
NATIONAL POVERTY TRENDS ..86
STATE RANKING BY ABSOLUTE POVERTY2003 -04....87
STATE RANKING BY ABSOLUTE POVERTY 2009 -10...87
POVERTY RATE....87
RELATIVE POVERTY TREND BY OCCUPATION OF
HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD...112
CHART 8: PRISON INMATE POPULATION, 2007 2011.....187
CHART 9: PRISON ADMISSION CLASSIFIED BY RELIGION, 2007 2011....190
CHART 1: MINOR CRIMES AND OFFENCES REPORTED TO THE POLICE, 2007 2011.195
CHART 11: SERIOUS CRIMES REPORTED TO THE POLICE, 2007-2011...............................196
CHART12: CASES REPORTED TO AND PROSECUTED BY THE POLICE, 2006, 2008-2011...196
CHART 13: REPORTED ARMED ROBBERY CASES, 2007- 2011.....196
CHART 14: REPORTED ROAD ACCIDENT CASES, 2005 2010....204
CHART 15: REPORTED ROAD ACCIDENT CASUALTIES, 2006 2010...204
CHART 16: NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL STATISTICS, 2006 2010211
CHART 17: NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOL STATISTICS, 2006 2010...212
CHART 18: NATIONAL SUMMARY OF NOMADIC SCHOOL STATISTICS, 2006 2010...222
CHART 17 NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL ENROLMENT, 2006 2010...226
CHART 18: NATIONAL SUMMARIES OF PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOL STATISTICS, 2006 2010....227
CHART 21: TOTAL ENTRIES FOR NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL (NECO), 2007 2011....244
CHART 22: REGISTERED MEMBERS OF TEACHERS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA, 2007 2011266
CHART23: REGISTERED MEMBERS OF TEACHERS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA
BY STATEAND GENDER (Primary School Teachers), 2007- 2011....266
CHART 24: REGISTERED MEMBERS OF TEACHERS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA
BY STATEAND GENDER (Secondary School Teachers), 2007 2011......267
CHART 25: REGISTERED MEMBERS OF TEACHERS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA
BY STATE AND GENDER (Colleges Education), 2007 2011...267
CHART 26: NUMBER OF UNIVERSITIES IN NIGERIA, 2005 2009...360
CHART 27: ADULT LITERACY ENROLMENT, 2007 2011.366
CHART 29: EDUCATION TRUST FUND ALLOCATIONS TO INSTITUTIONS, 2008 -2011.....367
CHART 29: CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION AND EXPORTS, 2006 2010....426
CHART 30: ELECTRICITY GENERATION, 2007 2011.430
CHART 31: INSTALLED GENERATION CAPACITY, 2007 2011......431
CHART 33: TOTAL MOVEMENT AT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS (ARRIVALAND DEPARTURE), 2007 2011.....446
CHART 34: NET REGISTERED TONNAGE OF VESSELS ENTERED IN NIGERIAN PORTS, 2005 2009.....448
CHART 34: TOTAL CONNECTED PHONE LINES, 2006 2010......460
CHART 35: VALUE OF FOREIGN TRADE AND VISIBLE BALANCE, 2007 2011....497
CHART 36: GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT BASIC PRICES, 2007- 2011..535
CHART 37: GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT 1990 CONSTANT BASIC PRICES, 2007 2011...536
CHART 38: RECURRENT EXPENDITURE OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, 2007 2011...546
CHART 39: CAPITAL EXPENDITURE OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, 2007 2011...548
CHART 40: FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DEBTS OUTSTANDING, 2007 2011....549
CHART 41: TREASURY BILLS: ISSUES AND TOTAL OUTSTANDING, 2007 2011..560
CHART 42: MONEY SUPPLY, 2007 2011..568
CHART 43: TOTAL ASSETS OF INSURANCE COMPANIES, 2006- 2010...573
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CHAPTER 1
AREA AND CLIMATE
The Federal Republic of Nigeria, with an area of 923,769 square kilometers (made up of
909,890 square kilometres of land area and 13,879 square kilometres of water area), is
situated between 3o and 14o East Longitude and 4o and 14o North Latitude. The longest
distance from East to West is about 767 kilometres, and from North to South 1,605
kilometres. The country is bordered on the west by the Republics of Benin and Niger; on
the east by the Republic of Cameroon; on the north by Niger and Chad Republics and
on the south by the Gulf of Guinea. Land is 910,768sq km while water is 1,300sq km. The
countries along Nigerias boarders are Benin 773km, Cameroon 1,690km, chad 87km,
Niger 1,497km, coastline is 853km.
Geographical features in Nigeria include the Adamawa highlands, Mabilla plateau, Jos
plateau, and Obudu plateau, the Niger River, River Benue and Niger Delta. Nigerias
most expensive topographical region is that of the valleys of the Niger and Benue River
valleys (which merge into each other and form a Y shaped confluence at lokoja). The
Niger Delta is located in the southern part of Nigeria. It is one of the worlds largest
accurate fan shaped river deltas.
In addition, Nigeria is also covered by three types of vegetation; Forest (where there is
significant tree cover), Savannahs (insignificant tree cover with grasses and flowers
located between trees) and Montane land (The latter is the least common, and is mainly
found in the mountains near the Cameroonian border.
Nigeria is blessed with natural resources, one of which include the following; Natural gas,
crude oil, tin, iron ore, coal, limestone, niobium, lead, zinc, arable land., 31.29%
constitutes Arable land, while permanent crops account for 2.96%, others constitute
65.75% as at 2001. Irrigated land is 2,330sq km (1998 estimates). Nigeria also experiences
periodic hazards as a result of droughts, and flooding.
Current environmental related issues in Nigeria include; degradation, rapid deforestation,
urban air and water pollution, desertification, oil pollution. In Nigeria, the air, water and
soil have suffered serious damage from oil spills, resulting in the loss of arable land, and
rapid urbanization.
It is worth noting that Nigeria is Africas most populous country, and is comprises of more
than 250 ethnic groups. The major languages spoken in Nigeria include English (official)
Hausa, Yoruba, Ibo, Fulani, and more than 200 others.
Nigeria is also blessed with favourable and varied climatic conditions. The climate is
equatorial and semi-equatorial in nature, characterized by high humidity and substantial
rainfall. There are two seasons the wet and dry seasons. The wet season lasts from April
to October, while the dry season lasts from November through March.
AREA
TABLE 1: AREA OF NIGERIA BY STATE
Hectares
Square
Kilometres
Acres
Square Miles
490,000
4,900
1,205,400
1,914.06
3,870,000
38,700
9,520,200
15,117.19
Akwa Ibom
690,000
6,900
1,697,400
2,695.31
Anambra
486,500
4,865
1,196,790
1,900.39
4,911,900
49,119
12,083,274
19,187.11
905,900
9,059
2,228,514
3,538.67
Benue
3,080,000
30,800
7,576,800
12,031.25
Borno
7,260,900
72,609
17,861,814
28,362.89
Cross River
2,178,700
21,787
5,359,602
8,510.55
Delta
1,710,800
17,108
4,208,568
6,682.81
640,000
6,400
1,574,400
2,500.00
Edo
1,918,700
19,187
4,720,002
7,494.92
Ekiti
543,500
5,435
1,337,010
2,123.05
Enugu
753,400
7,534
1,853,364
2,942.97
1,710,000
17,100
4,206,600
6,679.69
528,800
5,288
1,300,848
2,065.63
Jigawa
2,328,700
23,287
5,728,602
9,096.48
Kaduna
4,248,100
42,481
10,450,326
16,594.14
Kano
2,028,000
20,280
4,988,880
7,921.88
Katsina
2,356,100
23,561
5,796,006
9,203.52
Kebbi
3,698,500
36,985
9,098,310
14,447.27
Kogi
2,774,700
27,747
6,825,762
10,838.67
Kwara
3,570,500
35,705
8,783,430
13,947.27
Lagos
367,100
3,671
903,066
1,433.98
Nassarawa
2,873,500
28,735
7,068,810
11,224.61
Niger
6,892,500
68,925
16,955,550
26,923.83
Ogun
1,640,000
16,400
4,034,400
6,406.25
Ondo
1,582,000
15,820
3,891,720
6,179.69
Osun
902,600
9,026
2,220,396
3,525.78
Oyo
2,650,000
26,500
6,519,000
10,351.56
Plateau
2,714,700
27,147
6,678,162
10,604.30
Rivers
1,057,500
10,575
2,601,450
4,130.86
Sokoto
2,782,500
27,825
6,844,950
10,869.14
Taraba
5,628,200
56,282
13,845,372
21,985.16
Yobe
4,660,900
46,609
11,465,814
18,206.64
Zamfara
3,793,100
37,931
9,331,026
14,816.80
States
Abia
Adamawa
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Ebonyi
Gombe
Imo
FCT (Abuja)
760,700
7,607
1,871,322
2,971.48
Total
90,989,000
Source: Office of the Surveyor-General
909,890
223,832,940
355,425.78
TABLE 2: IMPORTANT RIVERS IN NIGERIA

Rivers
Length in Kilometres
Anambra
209.2
Benue
796.5
Cross River
539
Donga
281.6
Gongola
530.9
Hadejia
329.8
Imo
225.3
Ka
378.1
Kaduna
547.1
Katsina-Ala
345.7
Komadugu Yobe
466.6
Mariga
297.7
Mada
201.1
Mungo
168.9
Ngodela
289.6
Niger
1,174.60
Ogun
305.7
Oni
153.9
Osun
273.5
Osse
265.5
Sokoto
627.5
Yesderam
353.9
Yewa
120.7
Zamfara
Source: Office of the Surveyor-General
337.8
TABLE 3: DISTANCE FROM STATE CAPITALS TO AND FRO ABUJA
States
Capitals
Abia
Abuja
Distance in
Kilometres
Umuahia
513
Adamawa
Yola
855
Akwa Ibom
Uyo
593
Awka
440
Bauchi
445
Yenagoa
647
Benue
Makurdi
280
Borno
Maiduguri
918
Calabar
729
Asaba
404
Abakiliki
477
Edo
Binin City
450
Ekiti
Ado Ekiti
480
Enugu
Enugu
393
Gombe
Gombe
606
Owerri
533
Dutse
512
Kaduna
186
Kano
396
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
Imo
Jigawa
Kaduna
Kano
Katsina
570
Birnin Kebbi
573
Lokoja
193
Ilorin
482
Lagos
Ikeja
761
Nassarawa
Lafia
180
Niger
Minna
156
Ogun
Abeokuta
740
Ondo
Akure
420
Osun
Oshogbo
428
Ibadan
645
Katsina
Kebbi
Kogi
Kwara
Oyo
Jos
313
Rivers
Port Harcourt
616
Sokoto
Sokoto
748
Taraba
Jalingo
691
Damaturu
957
Gusau
Abuja
490
0
Plateau
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT, Abuja
Source: Abuja Yellow Pages Publication
CLIMATE
Nigeria has a tropical Climate with is made up of rainy and dry seasons. This depends essentially
on the location. It is mostly hot and wet during the year in the Southeast but dry in the southwest
and farther inland. In the northern part of the country, the climate is characterised by wet and
dry seasons as well as in the west while a steppe climate with little precipitation is usually the
case in the far North.
The length of the rainy season decreases from the south to the north. In the south the rainy
season lasts from March to November, whereas in the far north it lasts only from mid-May to
September. A marked interruption during the rainy season occurs in August in the southern part
of the country, resulting in a short dry season often referred to as the August break.
Precipitation is heavier in the south, especially in the southeast which receives more than 120
inches (3,000mm) of rain a year, compared with about 70 inches (1,800mm) in the southwest.
Rainfall decreases progressively away from the coast, with the north receiving not more than
20inch (500mm) a year.
Temperature and humidity remain relatively constant all through the year in the south while the
seasons vary considerably in the north, during the dry season. The daily temperature range
during this time increases as well. On the coast, the mean monthly maximum temperatures are
steady throughout the year remaining at about 90f (32C) in Lagos and about 91f (33C) in
Port Harcourt, while the mean monthly minimum temperatures are approximately 72f (22C) for
Lagos and 68f (20C) for Port Harcourt.
The mean maximum temperature is usually higher in the north, with a lower mean minimum
temperature. In the North East (Maiduguri), the mean monthly maximum temperature may
exceed 100f (38C) during the hot months of April and May, while in the same season there is
the likelihood of frost at night. Humidity is generally high in the north, but it falls during harmattan
(the hot dry northeast trade wind) which blows for more than 3 months in the north but rarely for
more than 2 weeks along the coast.
TABLE 4: ANNUAL RAINFALL IN NIGERIA BY STATE, 2005 2009

State (Capital)
2005
2006
2007
2008
Millimetres
2009
Abia (Umuahia)
125.3
171.7
135.5
144.2
1,980.1
Adamawa (Yola)
865.7
1,057.3
827.4
468.5
718.1
Akwa Ibom (Uyo)
2,711.8
2,558.7
2,532.2
2,106.2
1,911.7
Anambra (Awka)
159.7
1,910.3
2,026.8
2,056.7
2,273.4
1,104.5
1,017.9
1,136.9
1,133.1
1,621.3
Benue (Makurdi)
871.3
1,343.0
1,339.9
1,050.7
1,401.5
Borno (Maiduguri)
917.3
553.7
1,076.3
600.9
587.5
Cross River (Calabar)
3,862.1
2,896.8
3,427.9
3,060.8
2,521.8
Delta (Asaba)
1,756.4
1,906.4
1,802.4
1,765.1
1,765.8
2,014.0
2,358.5
2,647.8
2,670.0
2,122.6
Ekiti (Ado-Ekiti)
114.6
109.7
Enugu (Enugu)
1,697.4
2,096.3
1,911.2
1,738.4
1,757.2
975.5
955.4
833.6
985.9
857.4
2,247.2
2,350.2
2,362.1
2,818.0
2,738.0
Kaduna (Kaduna)
994.2
88.7
865.0
827.9
1,267.9
Kano (Kano)
114.7
109.1
113.1
109.0
Katsina (Katsina)
750.6
726.5
704.1
557.1
473.8
1,055.0
959.2
886.9
1,223.0
1,196.0
Kogi (Lokoja)
939.4
1,681.9
1,531.4
1,259.7
1,631.5
Kwara (Ilorin)
1,234.9
1,303.8
1,308.8
1,468.5
1,352.3
Lagos (Ikeja)
1,484.9
1,675.2
1,649.1
1,816.0
1,391.7
Nassarawa (Lafia)
1,290.7
1,320.1
1,569.6
10,718.8
1,566.0
Niger (Minna)
1,108.7
1,423.2
1,423.3
1,269.2
1,421.6
924.2
1,142.1
876.2
1,371.7
1,465.5
Ondo (Akure)
1,317.1
1,381.0
1,405.7
1,466.1
1,309.6
Osun (Oshogbo)
1,130.2
1,469.7
1,421.7
1,597.6
1,277.7
Oyo (Ibadan)
1,192.0
1,260.2
1,218.8
889.4
1,702.1
Plateau (Jos)
1,203.5
1,248.4
1,357.2
1,259.8
1,236.9
Rivers (Port Harcourt)
2,055.2
2,868.6
2,865.2
1,606.6
2,601.6
Sokoto (Sokoto)
635.1
745.5
636.4
514.6
603.0
Taraba (Jalingo)
872.0
923.6
1,070.6
1,038.4
1,569.1
Yobe (Damaturu)
448.6
409.5
483.1
320.3
366.5
Zamfara (Gusau)
920.3
961.8
615.8
954.0
1,006.0
FCT, Abuja
1,471.8
1,311.6
Source: Nigerian Meteorological Agency
Note: 1. - No recording at the station for the period
2. ( ) = State Capital
1,388.9
1,174.7
1,444.6
Bauchi (Bauchi)
Bayelsa (Yenagoa)
Ebonyi (Abakiliki)
Edo (Benin)
Gombe (Gombe)
Imo (Owerri)
Jigawa (Dutse)
Kebbi (Birnin-Kebbi)
Ogun (Abeokuta)
TABLE 5: ANNUAL MEAN MINIMUM TEMPERATURE, 2005 2009

Degrees Centigrade
State(Capital)
2005
2006
Abia (Umuahia)
20.2
19.8
Adamawa (Yola)
22.1
22.0
Akwa Ibom (Uyo)
23.4
Anambra (Awka)
2008
2009
21.9
22.8
22.6
19.8
23.2
23.9
23.3
22.3
23.9
23.8
24.1
22.4
23.2
21.0
20.7
20.7
20.0
20.8
Benue (Makurdi)
22.5
23.1
22.5
21.4
22.3
Borno (Maiduguri)
20.1
20.6
16.8
21.6
21.7
23.3
23.4
24.8
23.3
23.6
Delta (Asaba)
23.9
23.7
24.8
23.5
24
23.7
23.7
24.9
22.3
23.6
Ekiti (Ado-Ekiti)
Enugu (Enugu)
22.3
22.2
24.6
22.8
23.3
Gombe (Gombe)
22.8
23.5
21.1
21.8
22.2
Imo (Owerri)
24.1
24.3
23.2
22.3
24.1
Kaduna (Kaduna)
19.8
19.5
18.5
17.9
19.9
Kano (Kano)
20.7
20.6
16.6
19.6
21.0
Katsina (Katsina)
20.4
17.4
18.2
19.8
21.3
22.0
22.1
20.8
22.9
21.7
Kogi (Lokoja)
23.9
23.7
23.7
22.8
23.5
Kwara (Ilorin)
22.1
21.6
22.5
21.6
22.0
Lagos (Ikeja)
25.1
22.4
24.2
21.1
24.4
Nassarawa (Lafia)
23.4
23.5
22.5
18.7
23.1
Niger (Minna)
23.0
22.1
21.8
22.8
22.7
Ogun (Abeokuta)
24.2
24.3
24.5
23.1
23.6
Ondo (Akure)
22.0
20.6
20.5
21.8
Osun (Oshogbo)
21.9
21.0
19.4
21.3
21.8
Oyo (Ibadan)
23.0
23.3
24.7
20.8
23.2
Plateau (Jos)
16.1
15.4
15.8
17.4
16.8
23.1
22.7
23.7
22.9
23.2
Sokoto (Sokoto)
23.1
22.8
19.6
21.5
23.6
Taraba (Jalingo)
23.6
23.4
23.7
23.4
22.9
Yobe (Damaturu)
Zamfara (Gusau)
20.3
21.5
18.2
22.0
21.4
FCT, Abuja
22.6
22.5
Note: 1. - = No recording at the station for the period.
22.7
21.7
22.0
Bauchi (Bauchi)
Bayelsa (Yenagoa)
Ebonyi (Abakiliki)
Edo (Benin)
Jigawa (Dutse)
2007
TABLE 6: ANNUAL MEAN MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE, 2005- 2009

State(Capital)
2005
2006
2007
Degrees Centigrade
2008
2009
Abia (Umuahia)
30.7
32.5
31.6
32.4
31.9
Adamawa (Yola)
35.1
34.8
35.0
32.2
35.4
Akwa Ibom (Uyo)
31.4
31.5
35.0
29.5
32.1
Anambra (Awka)
32.8
35.3
36.7
32.5
32.7
Bauchi (Bauchi)
32.2
33.3
33.3
32.9
33.5
Benue (Makurdi)
33.3
33.3
37.7
33.5
33.5
Borno (Maiduguri)
35.6
35.8
35.6
34.5
36.0
30.6
31.2
33.7
30.6
31.2
Delta (Asaba)
33.4
34.0
36.5
32.1
33.1
32.0
31.9
34.6
32.6
32.0
Bayelsa (Yenagoa)
Ebonyi (Abakiliki)
Edo (Benin)
Ekiti (Ado-Ekiti)
Enugu (Enugu)
31.7
31.9
35.4
31.6
32.5
Gombe (Gombe)
33.1
35.8
35.4
32.4
33.1
Imo (Owerri)
32.8
32.3
35.1
31.4
32.6
Kaduna (Kaduna)
32.6
32.5
34.5
30.7
32.4
Kano (Kano)
33.9
33.9
34.1
33.0
34.4
Katsina (Katsina)
34.2
34.3
33.7
32.8
34.5
34.5
33.9
34.0
35.2
34.6
Kogi (Lokoja)
34.5
33.3
33.5
33.5
33.5
Kwara (Ilorin)
32.3
32.3
36.4
32.7
32.8
Lagos (Ikeja)
30.3
31.4
34.7
31.1
31.8
Nassarawa (Lafia)
34.8
34.2
38.3
28.7
34.3
Niger (Minna)
33.0
34.2
38.3
28.7
34.3
Ogun (Abeokuta)
33.7
32.9
33.6
33.3
33.6
Ondo (Akure)
31.1
33.5
31.6
31.3
31.0
Osun (Oshogbo)
31.1
31.7
33.4
32.1
31.4
Oyo (Ibadan)
31.8
31.6
35.8
31.2
31.7
Plateau (Jos)
28.2
28.3
27.4
28.6
28.0
31.5
31.6
35.0
31.9
31.6
Sokoto (Sokoto)
36.1
36.1
36.8
35.1
36.6
Taraba (Jalingo)
Jigawa (Dutse)
34.2
34.2
33.1
33.2
34.0
Yobe (Damaturu)
Zamfara (Gusau)
34.4
34.2
34.6
33.0
33.0
FCT, Abuja
33.2
33.0
Note: 1. - =No recording at the station for the period.
37.1
32.5
32.8
TABLE 7: ANNUAL MEAN RADIATION IN NIGERIA, 2006 2010

Millimetres
State(Capital)
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Abia (Umuahia)
19.1
19
19
19.4
19
Adamawa (Yola)
22.3
22.2
22.6
23.1
22.8
Akwa Ibom (Uyo)
17.9
17.4
17.5
17.6
17
Anambra (Awka)
18
18.1
18.3
18.6
18.3
Bauchi ( Bauchi)
22.4
22.2
21.7
21.1
21.4
Nil
Benue (Makurdi)
20.6
20.3
20.6
20.1
20.5
Borno (Borno)
23.7
23.4
23.2
23.5
23.2
Cross River (Cal)
15.7
16.8
16.5
16.7
16.5
Delta (Asaba)
18.5
18.2
18.9
18.6
18.4
Nil
17.3
17.3
17.6
17.6
17.8
Ekiti (Ado-Ekiti)
18
18
18.3
18.1
18.4
Enugu (Enugu)
19.3
18.1
19.4
18.4
18
Nil
17.9
17.7
18.1
18.2
18
Nil
vKaduna (Kaduna)
21.8
21.5
21.1
21.4
21.3
Kano (Kano)
21.7
22.5
22.1
22.2
22.2
Katsina (Katsina)
22.5
22.6
22.5
22.2
22.6
Kebbi (Yelwa)
23.6
23.2
24,0
23.1
23.5
Kogi (Lokoja)
19.7
19.5
19.5
20
20
Kwara (Ilorin)
20.1
19.9
19.6
19.5
19.8
Lagos (Ikeja)
16.9
17
16.6
16.5
16.3
19
20
19.8
20.4
20.6
20.4
20.1
20.6
20
18.5
18
17.7
18.8
18.6
17.9
19.8
19
18.9
19.3
19.5
Bayelsa (Yenegoa)
Ebonyi (Abakaliki)
Edo (Benin)
Gombe (Gombe)
Imo (Oweri)
Jigawa (Dutse)
Nasarawa (lafia)
Niger (Minna)
Ogun (Abeokuta)
Ondo (Akure)
Osun (Oshogbo)
18
18.3
17.9
18.5
18.2
Oyo (Ibadan)
18.4
18.3
18.5
17.9
18.2
Plateau (Jos)
21.4
21.1
21.1
21.1
21.2
Rivers (Port)
18.3
18.1
18.1
18.1
18
Sokoto (Sokoto)
21.9
22
22.4
22.8
23.1
Taraba Ibi)
20.7
19.6
20.6
20.3
20
Yobe (Nguru)
22.8
22.4
23.3
22.6
23.1
Zanfara (Gusau)
21.4
22.4
22.5
22.7
21.5
FCT (Abuja)
20.1
19.9
20
19.6
19.5
10
TABLE 8: ANNUAL MEAN RELATIVE HUMIDITY AT 1500 GMT (PERCENTAGE)- 2006 - 2010
Percentage
State(Capital)
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Nil
Adamawa (Yola)
41.8
40
45.2
44.2
42.8
Akwa Ibom (Uyo)
67.9
72.2
70.5
69.7
71,3
Anambra (Awka)
Nil
Bauchi ( Bauchi)
35.8
36.3
35.2
35.1
35.7
Nil
Benue (Makurdi)
50.2
51.3
51.4
51
51.3
Borno (Borno)
30.4
31.5
31.2
32
29.3
Cross River (Cal)
72.7
73.2
71.4
74
72.4
Delta (Asaba)
63.1
63.4
63.5
63.8
63.8
Nil
67.4
67.8
67.9
68.3
68.2
Nil
56
57.8
57.2
57.4
57.8
Gombe (Gombe)
39.2
38
36.9
34
36.8
Imo (Owerri)
64.5
61.3
73.6
68.8
64.2
Nil
39.8
41
40.8
39.5
36.7
Kano (Kano)
30
32
31.3
23.2
30.4
Katsina (Katsina)
30
30.7
29.9
32.5
31.4
Kebbi (Yelwa)
42.1
41
40.5
40.7
40
Kogi (Lokoja)
52.7
51.6
54.7
58.8
52.9
Kwara (Ilorin)
52.4
50.7
47.9
49.3
47.6
69
70.3
70.1
70.3
70.2
Nasarawa (lafia)
50.7
43.8
44.3
45
43.8
Niger (Minna)
46.8
48.2
49.7
46.8
50.1
Ogun (Abeokuta)
60.3
60.7
61.1
62.4
62.6
Ondo (Akure)
60.4
60.9
62
60.7
61.1
Osun (Oshogbo)
58
58.3
58.4
60
58.9
Oyo (Ibadan)
60
58.9
60.4
61
59.8
Plateau (Jos)
48.9
48.4
47.4
46.5
43.2
Rivers (Phc)
68.9
70.1
70.2
73.2
72.5
Sokoto (Sokoto)
34.6
33.5
31.8
50.3
30.8
Taraba (Ibi)
49.6
49.7
47.1
50.3
48
Yobe (Nguru)
27.8
27.4
30.5
29.1
30.8
Zanfara (Gusau)
33.1
33.5
33.2
34
33.8
FCT (Abuja)
50.8
50.8
50.2
50.4
50.3
Abia (Umuahia)
Bayelsa (Yenegoa)
Ebonyi (Abakaliki)
Edo (Benin)
Ekiti (Ado-Ekiti)
Enugu (Enugu)
Jigawa (Dutse)
Kaduna (Kaduna)
Lagos (Ikeja)

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TABLE 9: ANNUAL MEAN RELATIVE HUMIDITY AT 0900 GMT (PERCENTAGE), 2006 2010
Percentage
State(Capital)
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
NA
54.3
53.1
55.1
54.8
48.6
Akwa Ibom (Uyo)
NA
Anambra (Awka)
NA
Bauchi ( Bauchi)
65.4
52.3
44.3
47
44.9
Nil
Benue (Makurdi)
65.9
68.4
69.2
68.6
67.8
Borno (Borno)
39.3
39.3
37.4
41.8
37.1
85
83.4
85.1
84.5
85.5
83.2
84.1
80.4
83.6
84.7
NA
82
85.1
82.9
84.8
84
Nil
Enugu (Enugu)
72.8
74
73
70.8
76.2
Gombe (Gombe)
51.8
49.7
51
48.2
46.7
Imo (Owerri)
76.6
80
80.9
77.6
77.9
Nil
Kaduna (Kaduna)
48.8
51.3
52.3
50.7
51.3
Kano (Kano)
44.5
46.9
47.1
45.3
45.3
Katsina (Katsina)
40.6
39.8
39.4
42.2
39.2
Kebbi (Yelwa)
65.9
56.5
57.3
60.6
60.1
Kogi (Lokoja)
70.7
70.8
71.9
72.1
71.5
Kwara (Ilorin)
NA
Lagos (Ikeja)
83.3
84.1
83.7
84.4
83.8
Nasarawa (lafia)
64.6
67.3
66.2
70.1
65.7
Niger (Minna)
60.3
60.5
59.8
60.5
59.3
Ogun (Abeokuta)
80.3
81.9
80.6
81.5
80.8
Ondo (Akure)
75.3
74.3
78.5
80.3
80.4
Osun (Oshogbo)
77.2
79.1
78.8
82.4
80.8
Oyo (Ibadan)
76.4
80.8
77.5
80.8
80.1
Plateau (Jos)
50.2
50.3
52.8
51.1
52.3
Rivers (Port)
82.3
84.4
83.8
82.3
84.8
Sokoto (Sokoto)
42.4
42.5
45.3
44.8
42.4
Taraba (Ibi)
63.3
64.3
63.9
63.1
61
Yobe (Nguru)
36.9
34.4
36.4
37.7
36.8
Zanfara (Gusau)
42.1
42.5
42.7
43.7
43.9
FCT (Abuja)
65.6
69.3
68
68
68.7
Abia (Umuahia)
Adamawa (Yola)
Bayelsa (Yenegoa)
Cross River (Cal)

Delta (Asaba)
Ebonyi (Abakaliki)
Edo (Benin)
Ekiti (Ado-Ekiti)
Jigawa (Dutse)

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TABLE 10: ANNUAL MEAN EVAPORATION IN NIGERIA (MILLIMETRES), 2006 2010
2006
2007
2008
2009
Millimetres
2010
Abia (Umuahia)
Adamawa (Yola)
5.4
5.4
5.2
5.4
5.4
Akwa Ibom (Uyo)
4.3
4.3
4.2
4.2
4.3
Anambra (Awka)
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.3
Bauchi ( Bauchi)
5.3
5.3
5.3
5.2
5.1
Benue (Makurdi)
4.6
4.6
4.7
4.8
4.8
Borno (Maiduguri)
5.7
5.7
5.6
5.6
5.7
Cross River (Cal)
3.7
3.7
Delta (Asaba)
4.3
4.3
4.2
4.4
4.3
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.3
4.2
Ekiti (Ado-Ekiti)
Enugu (Enugu)
4.6
4.6
4.6
4.7
4.5
5.2
5.1
5.2
Imo (Owerri)
4.4
4.4
4.3
4.4
4.5
Jigawa (Dutse)
5.2
5.2
5.4
5.4
5.3
Kaduna (Kaduna)
5.1
5.1
4.9
Kano (Kano)
5.2
5.2
5.4
5.3
5.4
Katsina (Katsina)
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
Kebbi (Yelwa)
5.6
5.6
5.9
5.8
5.9
Kogi (Lokoja)
4.9
4.9
4.8
4.8
4.9
Kwara (Ilorin)
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.7
4.7
Lagos (Ikeja)
4.1
4.1
4.1
Nasarawa (lafia)
5.1
5.2
Niger (Minna)
4.9
4.9
Ogun (Abeokuta)
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.6
4.6
Ondo (Akure)
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
Osun (Oshogbo)
4.3
4.3
4.5
4.5
4.5
Oyo (Ibadan)
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.5
4.3
Plateau (Jos)
4.6
4.6
4.6
4.6
4.6
Rivers (Phc)
4.4
4.4
4.3
4.4
4.4
Sokoto (Sokoto)
5.3
5.3
5.2
5.3
5.2
Taraba (Ibi)
4.8
5.1
Yobe (Damaturu)
5.1
5.1
5.3
5.4
5.5
4.8
4.8
4.8
State(Capital)
Bayelsa (Yenegoa)
Ebonyi (Abakaliki)
Edo (Benin)
Gombe (Gombe)
Zanfara (Gusau)
FCT (Abuja)
4.9
4.9
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TABLE 11: ANNUAL MEAN CLOUD COVERAGE IN NIGERIA, 2004- 2008

OCATS
2004
2005
2006
2007*
2008*
Abia (Umuahia)
Adamawa (Yola)
State(Capital)
Akwa-Ibom (Uyo)
Anambra (Awka)
Bauchi (Bauchi)
Bayelsa (Yenagoa)
Benue (Makurdi)
Borno (Maiduguri)
6.9
Delta (Asaba)
Ebonyi (Abakiliki)
Edo (Benin)
Ekiti (Ado-Ekiti)
Enugu (Enugu)
Gombe (Gombe)
Imo (Owerri)
Jigawa (Dutse)
Kaduna (Kaduna)
Kano (Kano)
Katsina (Katsina)
6.9
Kogi (Lokoja)
Kwara (Ilorin)
Lagos (Ikeja)
6.9
Nassarawa (Lafia)
Niger (Minna)
Ogun (Abeokuta)
Ondo (Akure)
Osun (Ogbomoso)
7.
Oyo (Ibadan)
Plateau (Jos)
6.9
Sokoto (Sokoto)
6.8
Taraba (Jalingo)
Yobe (Damaturu)
Zamfara (Gusau)
FCT, Abuja
7
3. * = Estimates
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CHAPTER 2
POPULATION
The constitution of Nigeria mandates the National Population Commission (NPopC) to carry out
population census in the country and provide accurate and reliable census results. The primary
objective of the census results is to assist the country in capturing accurate and reliable
information on the population size, its composition and distribution. The population figures and
characteristics arising out of the census exercise helps the country to meet its developmental,
administrative and political needs and ensuring planning for improving the quality of life of the
countrys citizens.
Accordingly, the population and housing census of 2006 was carried out from the 21st to 25th
March, 2006 and extended by two days to facilitate enumeration of population on a de-facto
basis. It was followed by the Post Enumeration Survey (PES) in June, 2006. Population census
gives information on age structure, demographic subjects, social household, Economic and
housing data, marriage, migration etc.
Economic measures designed to raise the overall standard of living of Nigerians had to take into
account the pluralistic nature of the society. Nigeria has between 250 and 400 ethnic groups
(depending on the way they are defined), speaking about 400 languages. Of these, the Hausa
are the dominant group in the northern area, followed by the Kanuri; the Nupe and Tiv
dominating in the middle belt. In the South, the major groups being the Yoruba are
concentrated in the southwest and the Igbo in the southeast. Whereas 80 percent of Nigeria's
population in 1990 lived in farming villages, the country experienced perhaps the fastest
growing urbanization in the world in the 1970s and had the largest total urban population of any
state in sub-Saharan Africa. The search for employment drew males to the cities, leaving most
rural areas with a population composed largely of women, children, and the elderly.
Education, too, has followed a varied pattern. By 1992, Nigeria had a nationwide indigenous
system in which English had come to be the language of instruction beyond primary school;
traditional Quranic schools, both in the rural and urban areas of the north; and private and
parochial schools in the cities, which provided a European-style education.
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TABLE 12:
POPULATION OF NIGERIA BY STATE AND SEX, 1991 AND 2006

Number
State
Male
1991
Female
Total
Male
2006
Female
Total
Abia
1,125,999
1,212,488
2,338,487
1,430,298
1,415,082
2,845,380
Adamawa
1,050,791
1,051,262
2,102,053
1,607,270
1,571,680
3,178,950
Akwa Ibom
1,167,829
1,241,784
2,409,613
1,983,202
1,918,849
3,902,051
Anambra
1,374,671
1,421,804
2,796,475
2,117,984
2,059,844
4,177,828
Bauchi
2,192,423
2,158,584
4,351,007
2,369,266
2,283,800
4,653,066
874,083
830,432
1,704,515
Benue
1,368,965
1,384,112
2,753,077
2,144,043
2,109,598
4,253,641
Borno
1,296,111
1,239,892
2,536,003
2,163,358
2,007,746
4,171,104
956,136
955,161
1,911,297
1,471,967
1,421,021
2,892,988
1,271,932
1,318,559
2,590,491
2,069,309
2,043,136
4,112,445
1,064,156
1,112,791
2,176,947
Edo
1,085,156
1,086,849
2,172,005
1,633,946
1,599,420
3,233,366
Ekiti
1,215,487
1,183,470
2,398,957
1,475,648
1,678,732
3,154,380
1,596,042
1,671,795
3,267,837
1,244,228
1,120,812
2,365,040
Imo
1,166,448
1,319,187
2,485,635
1,976,471
1,951,092
3,927,563
Jigawa
1,455,780
1,419,745
2,875,525
2,198,076
2,162,926
4,361,002
Kaduna
2,041,141
1,894,477
3,935,618
3,090,438
3,023,065
6,113,503
Kano
2,958,736
2,851,734
5,810,470
4,947,952
4,453,336
9,401,288
Katsina
1,860,658
1,892,475
3,753,133
2,948,279
2,853,305
5,801,584
Kebbi
1,035,723
1,032,767
2,068,490
1,631,629
1,624,912
3,256,541
Kogi
Bayelsa
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
Enugu
Gombe
1,039,484
1,108,272
2,147,756
1,672,903
1,641,140
3,314,043
Kwara
773,182
775,230
1,548,412
1,193,783
1,171,570
2,365,353
Lagos
3,010,604
2,714,512
5,725,116
4,719,125
4,394,480
9,113,605
943,801
925,576
1,869,377
Niger
1,252,466
1,169,115
2,421,581
2,004,350
1,950,422
3,954,772
Ogun
1,147,746
1,185,980
2,333,726
1,864,907
1,886,233
3,751,140
Ondo
1,881,884
1,903,454
3,785,338
1,745,057
1,715,820
3,460,877
Osun
1,043,126
1,115,017
2,158,143
1,734,149
1,682,810
3,416,959
Oyo
1,711,428
1,741,292
3,452,720
2,802,432
2,778,462
5,580,894
Plateau
1,657,209
1,655,203
3,312,412
1,598,998
1,607,533
3,206,531
Rivers
2,239,558
2,069,999
4,309,557
2,673,026
2,525,690
5,198,716
Sokoto
2,208,874
2,261,302
4,470,176
1,863,713
1,838,963
3,702,676
Taraba
759,872
752,291
1,512,163
1,171,931
1,122,869
2,294,800
Yobe
714,729
684,958
1,399,687
1,205,034
1,116,305
2,321,339
Nassarawa
Zamfara
FCT, Abuja
1,641,623
1,637,250
3,278,873
205,299
166,375
371,674
733,172
673,067
1,406,239
Total
44,529,608
44,462,612
88,992,220
71,345,488
69,086,302
Source: National Population Commission
Note: 1. The 1991 population figures for Bayelsa, Ebonyi, Ekiti, Gombe, Nassarawa and Zamfara are
included in the States from which they were carved out.
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140,431,790
CHART 1: 1991 AND 2006 POPULATIONS OF NIGERIA

160000000
140000000
120000000
100000000
Male
Female
Number
80000000
Total
60000000
40000000
20000000
0
1991
Ye ar
2006
CHART 2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF NIGERIA, 2008 - 2011
Projected Population Figures

2011, 164,728,579
2010, 159,619,228
Number
170,000,000
160,000,000
2009, 154,519,584
2008, 149,652,482
150,000,000
2011
2010
2009
2008
140,000,000
Total
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TABLE 13: PROJECTED POPULATION OF NIGERIA BY STATE AND SEX, 2008 2011
Number
State
2008
2009
2010
2011
Abia
3,003,255
3,085,447
3,169,889
3,256,642
Adamawa
3,368,781
3,467,906
3,569,948
3,674,992
Akwa Ibom
4,108,804
4,321,071
4,470,510
4,625,119
Anambra
4,418,461
4,543,923
4,672,955
4,805,646
Bauchi
4,980,482
5,152,729
5,330,935
5,515,303
Bayelsa
1,806,300
1,859,451
1,914,163
1,970,487
Benue
4,516,778
4,654,337
4,796,083
4,942,141
Borno
4,518,603
4,619,013
4,859,759
4,944,033
Cross River
3,065,742
3,155,952
3,248,814
3,344,410
Delta
4,384,246
4,526,811
4,674,012
4,825,999
Ebonyi
2,302,334
2,367,710
2,434,943
2,504,085
Edo
3,412,768
3,506,168
3,602,124
3,700,706
Ekiti
2,552,400
2,632,764
2,715,657
2,801,161
Enugu
3,469,909
3,575,583
3,684,476
3,796,685
Gombe
2,521,351
2,603,339
2,687,993
2,775,400
Imo
4,187,145
4,323,301
4,463,884
4,609,038
Jigawa
4,621,419
4,757,403
4,897,387
5,041,491
Kaduna
6,491,541
6,689,238
6,892,955
7,102,877
10,042,707
10,379,645
10,727,888
11,087,814
Katsina
6,160,334
6,347,944
6,541,268
6,740,479
Kebbi
3,464,837
3,573,929
3,686,456
3,802,526
Kogi
3,518,972
3,626,141
3,736,573
3,850,369
Kwara
2,511,618
2,588,108
2,666,928
2,748,148
Lagos
9,715,945
10,031,883
10,358,095
10,694,915
Nassarawa
1,984,973
2,045,424
2,107,717
2,171,906
Niger
4,233,051
4,379,449
4,530,911
4,687,610
Ogun
4,007,068
4,141,507
4,280,457
4,424,069
Ondo
3,674,886
3,786,803
3,902,128
4,020,965
Osun
3,642,794
3,761,249
3,883,555
4,009,839
Oyo
5,973,595
6,180,190
6,393,929
6,615,061
Plateau
3,384,444
3,477,069
3,572,229
3,669,993
Rivers
5,564,525
5,756,972
5,956,075
6,162,063
Sokoto
3,931,637
4,051,373
4,174,756
4,301,896
Taraba
2,431,834
2,503,390
2,577,051
2,652,880
Yobe
2,489,655
2,578,336
2,670,175
2,765,286
Zamfara
3,495,582
3,609,249
3,726,613
3,847,793
Kano
FCT, Abuja
Total
1,693,706
1,858,777
2,039,937
2,238,752
149,652,482
154,519,584
159,619,228
164,728,579
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TABLE 14: POPULATION OF NIGERIA BY STATE, SEX AND PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION, 1991
Number
State
Male
Abia
1,125,999
1.3
1,212,488
1.4
2,338,487
2.7
Adamawa
1,050,791
1.2
1,051,262
1.2
2,102,053
2.4
Akwa Ibom
1,167,829
1.3
1,241,784
1.4
2,409,613
2.7
Anambra
1,374,671
1.5
1,421,804
1.6
2,796,475
3.1
Bauchi
2,192,423
2.5
2,158,584
2.4
4,351,007
4.9
Bayelsa
Female
Total
Benue
1,368,965
1.5
1,384,112
1.6
2,753,077
3.1
Borno
1,296,111
1.5
1,239,892
1.4
2,536,003
2.9
Cross River
956,136
1.1
955,161
1.1
1,911,297
2.2
1,271,932
1.4
1,318,559
1.5
2,590,491
2.9
Edo
1,085,156
1.2
1,086,849
1.2
2,172,005
2.4
Ekiti
1,475,648
1.7
1,678,732
1.9
3,154,380
3.6
Imo
1,166,448
1.3
1,319,187
1.5
2,485,635
2.8
Jigawa
1,455,780
1.6
1,419,745
1.6
2,875,525
3.2
Kaduna
2,041,141
2.3
1,894,477
2.1
3,935,618
4.4
Kano
2,958,736
3.3
2,851,734
3.2
5,810,470
6.5
Katsina
1,860,658
2.1
1,892,475
2.1
3,753,133
4.2
Kebbi
1,035,723
1.2
1,032,767
1.2
2,068,490
2.4
Kogi
1,039,484
1.2
1,108,272
1.2
2,147,756
2.4
Kwara
773,182
0.9
775,230
0.9
1,548,412
1.8
Lagos
3,010,604
3.4
2,714,512
3.1
5,725,116
6.4
Niger
1,252,466
1.4
1,169,115
1.3
2,421,581
2.7
Ogun
1,147,746
1.3
1,185,980
1.3
2,333,726
2.6
Ondo
1,881,884
2.1
1,903,454
2.1
3,785,338
4.2
Osun
1,043,126
1.2
1,115,017
1.3
2,158,143
2.5
Oyo
1,711,428
1.9
1,741,292
3,452,720
3.9
Plateau
1,657,209
1.9
1,655,203
1.9
3,312,412
3.8
Rivers
2,239,558
2.5
2,069,999
2.3
4,309,557
4.8
Sokoto
2,208,874
2.5
2,261,302
2.5
4,470,176
Taraba
759,872
0.9
752,291
0.8
1,512,163
1.7
Yobe
714,729
0.8
684,958
0.8
1,399,687
1.6
205,299
0.2
166,375
0.2
371,674
0.4
50
44,462,612
50
88,992,220
100
Delta
Ebonyi
Enugu
Gombe
Nassarawa
Zamfara
FCT,Abuja
Total
44,529,608
Note: - = States not created then
19
TABLE 15: POPULATION OF NIGERIA BY STATE, SEX AND PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION, 2006
Number
State
Male
Female
Total
Abia
1,430,298
1.0
1,415,082
1.0
2,845,380
2.0
Adamawa
1,607,270
1.1
1,571,680
1.1
3,178,950
2.3
Akwa Ibom
1,983,202
1.4
1,918,849
1.4
3,902,051
2.8
Anambra
2,117,984
1.5
2,059,844
1.5
4,177,828
3.0
Bauchi
2,369,266
1.7
2,283,800
1.6
4,653,066
3.3
Bayelsa
874,083
0.6
830,432
0.6
1,704,515
1.2
Benue
2,144,043
1.5
2,109,598
1.5
4,253,641
3.0
Borno
2,163,358
1.5
2,007,746
1.5
4,171,104
3.0
Cross River
1,471,967
1.0
1,421,021
1.0
2,892,988
2.1
Delta
2,069,309
1.4
2,043,136
1.5
4,112,445
2.9
Ebonyi
1,064,156
0.7
1,112,791
0.8
2,176,947
1.6
Edo
1,633,946
1.1
1,599,420
1.2
3,233,366
2.3
Ekiti
1,215,487
0.8
1,183,470
0.9
2,398,957
1.7
Enugu
1,596,042
1.1
1,671,795
1.2
3,267,837
2.3
Gombe
1,244,228
0.9
1,120,812
0.8
2,365,040
1.7
Imo
1,976,471
1.4
1,951,092
1.4
3,927,563
2.8
Jigawa
2,198,076
1.5
2,162,926
1.6
4,361,002
3.1
Kaduna
3,090,438
2.2
3,023,065
2.2
6,113,503
4.3
Kano
4,947,952
3.4
4,453,336
3.3
9,401,288
6.7
Katsina
2,948,279
2.1
2,853,305
2.1
5,801,584
4.1
Kebbi
1,631,629
1.1
1,624,912
1.2
3,256,541
2.3
Kogi
1,672,903
1.2
1,641,140
1.2
3,314,043
2.3
Kwara
1,193,783
0.9
1,171,570
0.8
2,365,353
1.7
Lagos
4,719,125
3.3
4,394,480
3.2
9,113,605
6.4
943,801
0.7
925,576
0.7
1,869,377
1.3
Niger
2,004,350
1.4
1,950,422
1.4
3,954,772
2.8
Ogun
1,864,907
1.3
1,886,233
1.4
3,751,140
2.7
Ondo
1,745,057
1.2
1,715,820
1.2
3,460,877
2.5
Osun
1,734,149
1.2
1,682,810
1.2
3,416,959
2.4
Oyo
2,802,432
2.0
2,778,462
2.0
5,580,894
4.0
Plateau
1,598,998
1.1
1,607,533
1.2
3,206,531
2.3
Rivers
2,673,026
1.9
2,525,690
1.8
5,198,716
3.7
Sokoto
1,863,713
1.3
1,838,963
1.3
3,702,676
2.6
Taraba
1,171,931
0.8
1,122,869
0.8
2,294,800
1.6
Yobe
1,205,034
0.8
1,116,305
0.8
2,321,339
1.7
Zamfara
1,641,623
1.1
1,637,250
1.2
3,278,873
2.3
733,172
0.5
673,067
0.5
1,406,239
1.0
50.0
69,086,302
50.0
140,431,790
100.0
Nassarawa
FCT, Abuja
Total
71,345,488
20
TABLE 16.1: POPULATION OF ABIA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991

AND 2006
Number
1991
2006
Local
Local
Government
Area
Male
Aba North
Aba South
Afikpo
42,943
212,010
49,742
Afikpo South
Arochukwu
Female
Total
Government
Area
43,388
201,842
57,891
86,331
413,852
107,633
Aba North
Aba South
Arochukwu
33,066
36,659
69,725
46,546
51,254
97,800
Bende
63,028
69,243
132,271
Ikwuano
28,840
23,374
52,214
Isiala-Ngwa
Isiala-Ngwa
South
Isuikwuato
ObiomaNgwa
43,644
49,692
46,931
51,644
72,709
82,670
155,379
159,739
165,233
Ohafia
69,932
Ohaozara
Onicha
61,303
48,849
Ukwa West
Ukwa East
Male
Female
Total
53,733
227,595
87,555
53,755
196,257
82,651
107,488
423,852
170,206
Bende
97,789
94,322
192,111
66,965
71,028
137,993
76,684
77,050
153,734
67,040
67,722
134,762
93,336
Ikwuano
Isiala-Ngwa
North
Isiala-Ngwa
South
Isuikwuato
56,831
57,611
114,442
98,575
Obi-Ngwa
90,284
91,155
181,439
Ohafia
122,704
122,440
245,144
324,972
Osisioma Ngwa
111,256
108,376
219,632
79,053
148,985
Ugwunagbo
39,705
42,913
82,618
73,944
63,116
135,247
111,965
Ukwa East
Ukwa West
30,136
45,284
28,729
43,271
58,865
88,555
23,590
25,064
48,654
Umuahia North
112,102
108,558
220,660
15,386
17,058
32,444
Umuahia South
69,235
69,335
138,570
107,741
112,363
220,104
Total
1,125,999
1,203,488
2,329,487
Umuahia
Umu-Nneochi
Total
79,295
84,633
163,928
1,434,193
1,399,806
2,833,999
TABLE 16.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF ABIA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011
Local Government
Area
PROJECTED POPULATION
2008
2009
2010
2011
Aba North
112,772
115,859
119,029
122,287
Aba South
451,136
463,483
476,167
489,199
Arochukwu
178,735
183,626
188,652
193,815
Bende
203,308
208,873
214,589
220,462
Ikwuano
145,548
149,531
153,624
157,828
Isiala-Ngwa North
162,632
167,083
171,656
176,354
Isiala-Ngwa South
144,232
148,179
152,235
156,401
Isuikwuato
122,219
125,564
129,000
132,530
Obi-Ngwa
191,986
197,241
202,639
208,184
Ohafia
259,635
266,741
274,041
281,541
Osisioma Ngwa
232,905
239,279
245,828
252,556
Ugwunagbo
90,108
92,574
95,107
97,710
Ukwa East
61,365
63,044
64,770
66,542
Ukwa West
92,215
94,738
97,331
99,995
Umuahia North
235,515
241,960
248,582
255,385
Umuahia South
146,774
150,790
154,917
159,157
Umu-Nneochi
172,170
176,881
181,722
186,696
3,003,255
3,085,446
3,169,889
3,256,642
Total
21
TABLE 17.1: POPULATION OF ADAMAWA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Demsa
Fufore
Ganye
Gombi
Guyuk
Hong
Maiha
Mayo-Belwa
Michika
Mubi
Numan*
Song
Yola
Jada
Madagali
Shelleng
Male
2006
Female
46,643
79,152
72,610
43,585
34,306
57,789
41,063
61,694
57,293
126,124
66,058
97,784
135,325
61,274
44,367
25,724
Total
48,506
78,985
74,225
45,050
36,220
59,451
42,129
63,379
60,391
119,336
64,392
100,690
122,381
63,582
45,792
26,753
95,149
158,137
146,835
88,635
70,526
117,240
83,192
125,073
117,684
245,460
130,450
198,474
257,706
124,856
90,159
52,477
Total
1,050,791
1,051,262
2,102,053
Local
Government Area
Demsa
Fufore
Ganye
Girei
Gombi
Guyuk
Hong
Jada
Lamurde
Madagali
Maiha
Mayo-belwa
Michika
Mubi North
Mubi South
Numan
Shelleng
Song
Toungo
Yola North
Yola South
Total
Male
90,804
105,784
83,278
67,403
74,194
90,422
83,805
83,017
57,482
67,724
56,218
76,154
74,428
78,222
66,400
44,705
74,946
96,548
26,661
107,646
100,282
1,606,123
Female
Total
89,447
101,503
80,809
62,592
72,235
87,363
85,321
85,456
55,321
67,103
54,997
76,975
80,874
72,850
62,537
46,018
74,123
96,149
25,379
90,601
94,325
1,561,978
180,251
207,287
164,087
129,995
146,429
177,785
169,126
168,473
112,803
134,827
111,215
153,129
155,302
151,072
128,937
90,723
149,069
192,697
52,040
198,247
194,607
3,168,101
TABLE 17.2 PROJECTED POPULATION OF ADAMAWA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011
Local Government
Area
2008
2009
2010
2011
Demsa
189,061
194,624
200,350
206,246
Fufore
221,968
228,499
235,223
242,144
Ganye
180,096
185,396
190,851
196,467
Girei
137,609
141,658
145,827
150,118
Gombi
156,612
161,220
165,964
170,848
Guyuk
187,045
192,549
198,214
204,047
Hong
179,286
184,561
189,992
195,582
Jada
178,504
183,756
189,163
194,729
Lamurde
117,808
121,367
124,938
128,614
Madagali
143,212
147,426
151,764
156,229
Maiha
116,754
120,190
123,726
127,367
Mayo-belwa
161,928
166,692
171,597
176,646
Michika
164,508
169,349
174,332
179,461
Mubi North
160,563
165,287
170,151
175,157
Mubi South
137,716
141,769
145,940
150,234
Numan
97,016
99,871
102,809
105,834
Shelleng
157,357
161,987
166,754
171,660
Song
206,844
212,930
219,195
225,645
Toungo
55,295
56,922
58,597
60,321
Yola North
211,598
217,824
224,233
230,831
Yola South
207,913
214,031
220,328
226,811
3,368,693
3,467,908
3,569,948
3,674,991
Total
22
TABLE 18.1: POPULATION OF AKWA IBOM STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Abak
Eket
Ekpe-Atai
Essien-Udim
Etinan
Ikono
Ikot Abasi
Ikot Ekpene
Itu
Mbo
Mkpat-Enin
Nsit-Ubium
Okobo
Onna
Oron
Oruk-Anam
Ukanafun
Uquo-Ibeno
Uruan
Uyo
Etim Ekpo
Nsit Ekpo
Ini
Urue Ofong/Oruko
Male
53,039
40,651
30,479
62,641
43,085
44,035
39,318
78,565
90,435
33,295
50,070
35,716
33,842
54,844
40,565
58,886
41,279
40,865
37,904
120,875
57,148
30,977
34,489
14,826
2006
Female
Total
55,794
41,959
33,019
67,574
47,000
48,486
40,753
83,554
95,654
34,007
54,057
38,110
35,591
58,204
41,304
67,840
44,665
40,963
42,004
123,887
62,055
32,593
36,803
15,908
108,833
82,610
63,498
130,215
90,085
92,521
80,071
162,119
186,089
67,302
104,127
73,826
69,433
113,048
81,869
126,726
85,944
81,828
79,908
244,762
119,203
63,570
71,292
30,734
Total
1,167,829
1,241,784
2,409,613
Local
Government Area
Abak
Eastern Obolo
Eket
Esit Eket
Essien Udim
Etim Ekpo
Etinam
Ibeno
Ibesikpo Asutan
Ibiono Ibom
Ika
Ikot Abasi
Ikot Ekpene
Ikono
Ini
Itu
Mbo
Mkpat Enin
Nsit Atai
Nsit Ibom
Nsit Ubium
Obot Akara
Okobo
Onna
Oron
Oruk Anam
Udung-Uko
Ukanafun
Uruan
Urue-Offong/Oruko
Uyo
Total
Male
73,578
30,003
88,635
33,942
102,012
55,771
89,907
41,311
72,795
100,846
38,781
70,192
75,548
69,501
52,644
67,566
55,395
93,927
37,318
57,750
68,163
76,579
55,435
59,598
46,408
86,239
28,486
62,065
62,897
38,105
153,113
2,044,510
Female
65,512
30,540
83,922
29,759
90,656
49,647
79,377
34,069
64,306
88,794
34,158
61,831
67,529
62,403
46,552
59,467
48,617
84,109
37,277
50,861
60,068
71,702
48,622
63,775
41,053
86,415
24,792
64,968
55,403
33,054
156,460
1,875,698
Total
139,090
60,543
172,557
63,701
192,668
105,418
169,284
75,380
137,101
189,640
72,939
132,023
143,077
131,904
99,196
127,033
104,012
178,036
74,595
108,611
128,231
148,281
104,057
123,373
87,461
172,654
53,278
127,033
118,300
71,159
309,573
3,920,208
TABLE 18.2 PROJECTED POPULATION OF AKWA IBOM STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011
Local Government
Area
2008
Abak
148,855
Eastern Obolo
64,190
Eket
185,019
Esit Eket
67,816
Essien Udim
206,856
Etim Ekpo
113,375
Etinam
180,810
Ibeno
80,106
Ibesikpo Asutan
146,776
Ibiono Ibom
201,876
Ika
77,893
Ikot Abasi
141,939
Ikot Ekpene
151,358
Ikono
140,938
Ini
106,056
Itu
136,853
Mbo
109,362
Mkpat Enin
189,768
Nsit Atai
78,559
Nsit Ibom
115,701
Nsit Ubium
136,025
Obot Akara
157,650
Okobo
109,983
Onna
131,862
Oron
93,345
Oruk Anam
183,931
Udung-Uko
56,794
Ukanafun
134,302
Uruan
125,414
Urue-Offong/Oruko
75,718
Uyo
327,490
Total
4,108,804
2009
2010
154,003
159,329
66,410
68,707
191,418
198,038
70,162
72,588
214,010
221,411
117,296
121,353
187,064
193,533
82,877
85,743
151,852
157,104
208,858
216,081
80,587
83,374
146,848
151,927
156,593
162,009
145,813
150,855
109,724
113,519
141,586
146,482
113,145
117,058
196,331
203,121
81,276
84,087
119,703
123,842
140,730
145,597
163,102
168,743
113,787
117,722
136,422
141,140
96,574
99,914
190,292
196,873
58,758
60,790
138,947
143,752
129,751
134,238
78,336
81,046
338,816
350,534
4,321,071
4,470,510
23
2011
164,839
71,083
204,887
75,099
229,068
125,550
200,226
88,708
162,537
223,554
86,257
157,181
167,612
156,073
117,445
151,548
121,106
210,146
86,995
128,126
150,632
174,579
121,794
146,021
103,369
203,682
62,892
148,724
138,881
83,848
362,657
4,625,119
TABLE 19.1: POPULATION OF ANAMBRA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Aguata
Anambra
Aniocha
Awka South
Idemili
Ihiala
Njikoka
Nnewi North
Ogbaru
Orumba South
Oyi
Awka North
Orumba North
Nnewi South
Onitsha South
Male
138,932
77,433
97,067
63,657
210,016
88,794
61,476
99,949
97,564
44,915
99,501
29,518
61,541
71,199
70,834
2006
Female
Total
147,965
81,269
103,540
67,007
212,656
99,266
65,037
101,814
94,197
47,801
104,540
31,210
65,935
76,229
64,456
286,897
158,702
200,607
130,664
422,672
188,060
126,516
201,763
191,761
92,716
204,041
60,728
127,476
147,428
135,290
Total
1,374,671
1,421,804
2,796,478
Local
Government Area
Aguata
Anambra East
Anambra West
Aniocha
Awka North
Awka South
Ayamelum
Dunukofia
Ekwusigo
Idemili North
Idemili South
Ihiala
Njikoka
Nnewi North
Nnewi South
Ogbaru
Onitsha North
Onitsha South
Orumba North
Orunba South
Oyi
Total
Male
Female
Total
187,262
77,539
85,833
142,961
57,219
96,902
81,065
49,476
80,053
219,223
105,830
152,200
73,869
77,517
118,532
115,678
61,588
71,348
84,996
93,199
85,694
182,710
74,610
81,470
141,254
54,973
92,752
77,087
47,041
78,376
211,782
100,986
150,077
74,525
77,926
114,830
107,639
64,330
65,843
87,777
91,349
82,507
369,972
152,149
167,303
284,215
112,192
189,654
158,152
96,517
158,429
431,005
206,816
302,277
148,394
155,443
233,362
223,317
125,918
137,191
172,773
184,548
168,201
2,117,984
2,059,844
4,177,828
TABLE 19.2 PROJECTED POPULATION OF ANAMBRA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011
Local Government Area
2008
PROJECTED POPULATION,
2009
2008 2011
2010
2022
Aguata
391,282
402,392
413,818
425,569
Anambra East
160,912
165,482
170,181
175,013
Anambra West
176,939
181,964
187,131
192,444
Aniocha
300,585
309,120
317,898
326,925
Awka North
118,654
122,023
125,488
129,052
Awka South
200,578
206,273
212,130
218,154
Ayamelum
167,261
172,011
176,895
181,918
Dunukofia
102,076
104,975
107,956
111,021
Ekwusigo
167,554
172,312
177,205
182,237
Idemili North
455,830
468,773
482,085
495,774
Idemili South
218,728
224,939
231,326
237,895
Ihiala
319,687
328,765
338,101
347,701
Njikoka
156,941
161,398
165,981
170,694
Nnewi North
164,396
169,064
173,865
178,802
Nnewi South
246,803
253,811
261,018
268,430
Ogbaru
236,180
242,886
249,783
256,876
Onitsha North
133,171
136,952
140,841
144,840
Onitsha South
145,093
149,213
153,450
157,807
Orumba North
182,724
187,913
193,249
198,736
Orunba South
195,178
200,720
206,419
212,281
Oyi
Total
177,889
182,940
188,135
193,477
4,418,461
4,543,926
4,672,955
4,805,646
24
TABLE 20.1: POPULATION OF BAUCHI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Male
Akko
118,754
Alkaleri
129,748
Balanga
2006
Total
Local
Government Area
Male
Female
Total
116,838
235,592
Alkaleri
166,936
161,348
328,284
128,123
257,871
Bauchi
252,420
241,310
493,730
Female
63,829
65,270
129,099
Bogoro
41,776
42,033
83,809
183,824
173,099
356,923
Damban
75,978
74,234
150,212
Billiri
43,444
43,113
86,557
Darazo
126,741
123,205
249,946
Damawa
92,685
88,535
181,220
Dass
46,695
43,419
90,114
Darazo
82,778
81,053
163,831
Gamawa
145,510
138,901
284,411
Dass
24,942
25,339
50,281
Ganjuwa
140,402
138,069
278,471
Dukku
79,378
77,447
156,825
Giade
79,628
76,394
156,022
Bauchi
Ganjuwa
72,894
71,864
144,758
Itas/Gadau
114,808
113,719
228,527
148,710
139,852
288,562
Jama'are
60,941
56,541
117,482
Itas/Gadau
68,193
67,514
135,707
Katagum
152,552
140,468
293,020
Jama'are
36,073
34,363
70,436
75,337
70,299
145,636
Kaltungo
85,382
89,741
175,123
Misau
135,704
125,706
261,410
Gombe
Katagum
Kirfi
98,490
96,576
195,066
Ningi
196,528
189,469
385,997
Misau
110,341
108,840
219,181
Shira
118,888
115,111
233,999
Nafada
99,073
96,453
195,526
Tafawa-Balewa
110,372
110,938
221,310
Ningi
141,223
138,770
279,993
Toro
172,921
173,079
346,000
Shira
127,836
126,243
254,079
Warji
58,054
56,929
114,983
Zaki
97,075
92,628
189,703
2,369,266
2,283,800
4,653,066
Tafawa-Balewa
87,393
91,979
179,372
Toro
104,770
104,483
209,253
Yamaltu/Deba
110,061
111,775
221,836
82,602
81,314
163,916
Total
2,192,423
2,158,584
4,351,007
Zaki
Total
TABLE 20.2 PROJECTED POPULATION OF BAUCHI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011

Alkaleri
Bauchi
Bogoro
Damban
Darazo
Dass
Gamawa
Ganjuwa
Giade
Itas/Gadau
Jama'are
Katagum
Kirfi
Misau
Ningi
Shira
Tafawa-Balewa
Toro
Warji
Zaki
Total
2008
2009
2010
2011
351,384
528,471
89,706
160,782
267,534
96,455
304,424
298,066
167,001
244,607
125,749
313,638
155,884
279,804
413,158
250,464
236,883
370,346
123,074
203,052
363,536
546,748
92,809
166,342
276,786
99,791
314,952
308,374
172,776
253,067
130,098
324,486
161,275
289,481
427,447
259,127
245,075
383,155
127,330
210,074
376,109
565,658
96,018
172,095
286,359
103,242
325,845
319,039
178,752
261,819
134,597
335,708
166,853
299,493
442,230
268,088
253,551
396,406
131,734
217,339
389,117
585,221
99,339
178,047
296,262
106,813
337,114
330,073
184,934
270,874
139,252
347,318
172,623
309,851
457,524
277,360
262,320
410,115
136,290
224,856
4,980,482
5,152,729
5,330,935
5,515,303
25
TABLE 21.1:
POPULATION OF BAYELSA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 2006

2006
Male
Female
Total
94,359
89,768
184,127
137,753
131,835
269,588
Kolokuma/Opukuma
39,952
39,314
79,266
Nembe
66,768
64,198
130,966
Ogbia
92,015
87,591
179,606
Sagbama
95,667
91,202
186,869
Southern Ijaw
165,329
156,479
321,808
Yenogoa
182,240
170,045
352,285
874,083
830,432
1,704,515
Brass
Ekeremor
Total
TABLE 21.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF BAYELSA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2010
PROJECTED POPULATION 2008 - 2011
2008
2009
2010
Brass
195,122
200,864
206,774
212,858
Ekeremor
285,686
294,093
302,746
311,654
83,999
86,471
89,015
91,635
Nembe
138,787
142,870
147,074
151,402
Ogbia
190,331
195,932
201,697
207,632
Sagbama
198,028
203,855
209,853
216,028
Southern Ijaw
341,025
351,059
361,389
372,023
Yenogoa
373,322
384,307
395,615
407,255
1,806,300
1,859,451
1,914,163
1,970,487
Kolokuma/Opukuma
Total
26
2011
TABLE 22.1: POPULATION OF BENUE STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Male
Ado
Apa
Buruku
Gboko
Guma
Gwer East
Gwer West
Katsina-Ala
Konshisha
Kwande
Makurdi
Ogbadibo
Oju
Okpokwu
Oturkpo
Ukum
Ushongo
Vandeikya
50,510
52,272
64,228
155,586
57,644
58,955
37,068
116,445
71,731
89,476
125,513
42,488
82,212
44,450
95,985
83,274
61,121
80,007
2006
Female
Total
53,627
54,246
66,222
152,835
58,692
58,675
37,518
116,908
73,883
90,851
114,376
47,009
89,313
45,791
96,273
83,992
62,045
81,856
104,137
106,518
130,450
308,421
116,336
117,630
74,588
233,353
145,614
180,327
239,889
89,497
171,525
90,241
192,258
167,266
123,166
161,863
Total
1,368,965
1,384,112
2,753,079
Local
Government Area
Male
Ado
Agatu
Apa
Buruku
Gboko
Guma
Gwer East
Gwer West
Katsina-Ala
Konshisha
Kwande
Logo
Makurdi
Obi
Ogbadibo
Ohimini
Oju
Okpokwu
Oturkpo
Tarka
Ukum
Ushongo
Vandeikya
92,367
58,478
48,658
103,655
180,669
97,318
85,287
61,764
114,093
114,192
125,442
86,069
154,138
49,143
64,847
35,876
84,220
89,193
136,612
39,783
108,728
96,062
117,449
92,022
57,119
48,122
102,560
180,656
96,846
83,373
60,549
111,378
112,300
123,200
83,501
146,239
49,564
66,141
34,812
84,271
86,403
129,799
39,497
108,255
95,873
117,118
184,389
115,597
96,780
206,215
361,325
194,164
168,660
122,313
225,471
226,492
248,642
169,570
300,377
98,707
130,988
70,688
168,491
175,596
266,411
79,280
216,983
191,935
234,567
2,144,043
2,109,598
4,253,641
Total
Female
Total
TABLE 22.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF BENUE STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011
Local Government
Area
Ado
Agatu
Apa
Buruku
Gboko
Guma
Gwer East
Gwer West
Katsina-Ala
Konshisha
Kwande
Logo
Makurdi
Obi
Ogbadibo
Ohimini
Oju
Okpokwu
Oturkpo
Tarka
Ukum
Ushongo
Vandeikya
Total
2008
2009
2010
195,791
122,745
102,765
218,967
383,668
206,170
179,089
129,876
239,413
240,497
264,017
180,056
318,951
104,811
139,088
75,059
178,910
186,454
282,885
84,289
230,400
203,805
201,754
126,483
105,894
225,635
395,353
212,449
184,543
133,832
246,705
247,822
272,058
185,539
328,665
108,003
143,324
77,345
184,359
192,133
291,500
86,856
237,417
210,011
207,898
130,335
109,119
232,507
407,393
218,919
190,164
137,908
254,218
255,369
280,343
191,190
338,674
111,292
147,689
79,700
189,973
197,984
300,378
89,501
244,648
216,407
2011
214,229
134,305
112,442
239,588
419,800
225,586
195,955
142,107
261,960
263,146
288,881
197,012
348,988
114,681
152,186
82,128
195,759
204,013
309,525
92,226
252,098
222,998
249,072
256,657
264,474
272,528
4,516,778
4,654,337
4,796,083
4,942,141
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TABLE 23.1: POPULATION OF BORNO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Askira-Uba
Bama
Biu*
Damboa
Dikwa
Gubio
Gwoza
Hawul
Kaga
Kondunga
Kukawa
Kwaya-Kusar
Mafa
Magumeri
Maiduguri
Marte
Mobbar
Monguno
Ngala
Nganzai
Shani
Male
62,050
98,922
55,088
68,184
38,670
21,600
73,026
40,471
25,871
66,117
68,268
41,216
22,438
25,924
349,263
30,654
57,212
35,400
67,218
15,240
33,279
2006
Female
Total
61,284
96,455
54,165
69,640
37,090
21,989
72,842
46,493
26,100
65,533
63,125
41,871
22,998
27,144
304,138
29,253
54,302
33,110
63,754
15,621
32,985
123,334
195,377
109,253
137,824
75,760
43,589
145,868
86,964
51,971
131,650
131,393
83,087
45,436
53,068
653,401
59,907
111,514
68,510
130,972
30,861
66,264
Total
1,296,111
1,239,892
2,536,003
Local
Government Area
Abadam
Askira-Uba
Bama
Bayo
Biu
Chibok
Damboa
Dikwa
Gubio
Guzamala
Gwoza
Hawul
Jere
Kaga
Kala/Balge
Kondunga
Kukawa
Kwaya Kusar
Mafa
Magumeri
Maiduguri
Marte
Mobbar
Monguno
Ngala
Nganzai
Shani
Total
Male
Female
53,749
72,676
136,524
39,287
90,609
33,952
125,873
55,160
78,893
50,254
143,407
59,611
107,714
47,150
31,260
80,017
109,287
29,007
53,351
72,510
282,409
67,777
61,426
57,146
122,127
50,822
51,360
2,163,358
46,316
70,637
133,595
39,791
85,151
32,381
107,327
49,882
72,393
45,737
133,161
61,122
101,393
42,846
29,574
77,305
94,056
27,697
50,249
67,747
257,607
61,632
55,207
52,688
114,371
48,252
49,629
2,007,746
Total
100,065
143,313
270,119
79,078
175,760
66,333
233,200
105,042
151,286
95,991
276,568
120,733
209,107
89,996
60,834
157,322
203,343
56,704
103,600
140,257
540,016
129,409
116,633
109,834
236,498
99,074
100,989
4,171,104
TABLE: 23.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF BORNO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT

PROJECTED POPULATION, 2008 2011
Local
Government Area
Abadam
Askira-Uba
Bama
Bayo
Biu
Chibok
Damboa
Dikwa
Gubio
Guzamala
Gwoza
Hawul
Jere
Kaga
Kala/Balge
Kondunga
Kukawa
Kwaya Kusar
Mafa
Magumeri
Maiduguri
Marte
Mobbar
Monguno
Ngala
Nganzai
Shani
Total
2008
2009
2010
2011
107,106
153,397
289,126
84,642
188,127
71,001
249,609
112,433
161,931
102,745
296,029
129,228
223,821
96,329
65,115
168,392
217,651
110,810
158,702
299,125
87,570
194,634
73,456
258,242
116,322
167,532
106,299
306,267
133,698
231,562
99,660
67,367
174,216
225,179
114,643
164,191
390,470
90,598
201,365
75,997
267,173
120,345
173,326
109,975
316,859
138,322
239,570
103,107
69,696
180,241
232,966
118,608
169,870
320,173
93,732
208,329
78,625
276,413
124,507
179,320
113,779
327,817
143,105
247,856
106,673
72,107
186,475
241,023
60,694
62,793
64,965
67,212
110,890
150,126
578,014
138,515
124,840
117,563
253,139
160,045
108,095
114,725
155,318
598,005
143,305
129,157
121,628
261,894
109,713
111,834
118,693
160,690
618,687
148,262
133,624
125,835
270,951
113,507
115,701
122,798
166,247
640,084
153,389
138,246
130,187
280,322
117,433
119,703
4,518,603
4,619,013
4,859,759
4,944,033
Source: National population Commission
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TABLE 24.1: POPULATION OF CROSS RIVER STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Male
2006
Female
Total
Local
Government Area
Male
Female
Total
Akamkpa
60,071
58,401
118,472
Abi
73,077
71,240
144,317
Akpabuyo
52,273
51,679
103,952
Akamkpa
76,921
72,784
149,705
Biase
50,325
50,796
101,121
Akpabuyo
141,602
130,660
272,262
Boki
72,004
73,006
145,010
Bakassi
18,175
13,466
31,641
Calabar Municipality
168,335
160,541
328,876
Bekwara
52,914
52,583
105,497
Ikom
94,164
91,369
185,533
Biase
85,625
82,488
168,113
Obanliku
23,889
24,722
48,611
Boki
95,154
91,457
186,611
Obubra
66,659
67,566
134,225
93,092
90,589
183,681
Obudu
42,030
42,769
84,799
Calabar South
94,584
96,931
191,515
Odukpani
61,082
61,270
122,352
Etung
41,089
38,947
80,036
Ogoja
82,869
85,635
168,504
Ikom
82,646
81,045
163,691
Ugep North
38,746
39,706
78,452
Obanliku
55,998
53,635
109,633
Ugep South
67,002
67,771
134,773
Obubra
87,153
85,390
172,543
Yala
76,697
79,930
1,566,177
Obudu
81,537
79,920
161,457
100,697
92,187
192,884
86,802
84,772
171,574
196,271
Odukpani
Ogoja
Yakurr
Total
956,146
955,161
1,911,279
99,485
96,786
Yala
105,416
106,141
211,557
Total
1,471,967
1,421,021
2,892,988
TABLE 24.2 PROJECTED POPULATION OF CROSS RIVER STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011
Local
Projected Population
2008
2009
2010
2011
Abia
152,935
157,435
162,067
166,836
Akamkpa
158,645
163,313
168,118
173,065
Akpabuyo
Government Area
288,520
297,010
305,749
314,746
Bakassi
33,530
34,517
35,533
36,578
Bekwara
111,797
115,086
118,473
121,959
Biase
178,152
183,394
188,790
194,345
Boki
197,754
203,573
209,563
215,730
194,650
200,377
206,273
212,343
Calabar South
202,951
208,923
215,071
221,399
Etung
84,815
87,311
89,880
92,525
Ikom
173,466
178,570
183,824
189,233
Obanliku
116,180
119,598
123,117
126,740
Obubra
182,846
188,227
193,765
199,467
Obudu
171,098
176,133
181,316
186,651
Odukpani
204,402
210,417
216,608
222,982
Ogoja
181,820
187,170
192,677
198,346
Yakurr
207,991
214,111
220,412
226,897
Yala
224,190
230,787
237,578
244,568
Total
3,065,742
3,155,952
3,248,814
3,344,410
29
TABLE 25.1: POPULATION OF DELTA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Aniocha North
Aniocha South
Bomadi
Burutu
Ethiope East
Ethiope West
Ika North East
Ika South
Isoko North
Isoko South
Ndokwa East
Ndokwa West
Okpe
Oshimili
Sapele
Ughelli North
Ughelli South
Warri North
Warri South
Male
29,862
53,020
53,132
82,191
54,715
51,916
61,305
53,204
54,173
73,223
36,467
88,373
134,536
63,082
71,286
79,969
66,567
45,568
119,341
2006
Female
Total
31,136
54,014
55,362
85,457
59,214
53,945
65,255
56,000
57,746
77,613
39,111
94,452
133,952
62,961
71,366
86,060
73,181
45,325
116,409
60,998
107,034
108,494
167,648
113,929
105,861
126,560
109,204
111,919
150,836
75,578
182,827
268,488
126,043
142,652
166,029
139,748
90,893
235,750
Total
1,271,930
1,318,559
2,590,491
Local
Government Area
Aniocha North
Aniocha South
Bomadi
Burutu
Ethiope East
Ethiope West
Ika North East
Ika South
Isoko North
Isoko South
Ndokwa East
Ndokwa West
Okpe
Oshimili North
Oshimili South
Patani
Sapele
Udu
Ughelli North
Ughelli South
Ukwuani
Uvwie
Warri North
Warri South
Warri South West
Total
Male
Female
52,448
69,224
43,435
106,169
101,596
102,750
91,431
82,214
71,948
119,167
52,306
73,842
65,270
58,101
76,078
34,307
86,167
71,813
160,550
107,730
58,890
93,999
70,446
158,402
61,026
2,069,309
51,614
72,821
42,581
101,808
99,346
99,962
91,388
84,846
71,611
115,980
50,918
76,182
63,128
60,439
73,954
33,084
88,106
70,667
160,137
104,908
60,144
94,729
65,703
153,568
55,512
2,043,136
Total
104,062
142,045
86,016
207,977
200,942
202,712
182,819
167,060
143,559
235,147
103,224
150,024
128,398
118,540
150,032
67,391
174,273
142,480
320,687
212,638
119,034
188,728
136,149
311,970
116,538
4,112,445
TABLE 25.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF DELTA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011
Local
Government Area
2008
2009
2010
2011
Aniocha North
110,940
114,547
118,272
122,118
Aniocha South
151,433
156,357
161,442
166,691
Bomadi
Burutu
91,701
221,723
94,683
228,933
97,762
236,377
100,941
244,063
Ethiope East
214,223
221,189
228,381
235,808
Ethiope West
216,110
223,137
230,393
237,885
Ika North East
194,902
201,240
207,783
214,540
Ika South
Isoko North
Isoko South
178,101
153,047
250,688
183,893
158,024
258,840
189,873
163,162
267,257
196,047
168,468
275,948
Ndokwa East
110,046
113,625
117,320
121,134
Ndokwa West
159,939
165,140
170,510
176,064
Okpe
136,884
141,335
145,931
150,676
Oshimili North
126,375
130,484
134,727
139,108
Oshimili South
159,948
165,149
170,519
176,064
Patani
Sapele
Udu
71,845
185,791
15,190
74,181
191,833
15,684
76,593
198,071
16,194
79,084
204,511
16,720
Ughelli North
341,882
352,999
364,478
376,330
Ughelli South
226,692
234,063
241,674
249,533
Ukwuani
Uvwie
Warri North
Warri South
126,901
201,201
145,147
332,589
131,028
207,744
149,867
343,404
135,288
214,499
154,741
354,570
139,688
221,474
159,772
366,100
Warri South West
124,240
128,280
Total
4,247,538
4,385,659
30
132,452
4,528,269
136,759
4,675,526
TABLE 26.1: POPULATION OF EBONYI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 2006

2006
Male
Female
Total
Abakaliki
72,518
77,165
149,683
Afikpo North
80,632
76,017
156,649
Afikpo South
79,093
78,449
157,542
Ebonyi
60,388
66,838
127,226
Ezza North
70,341
75,808
146,149
Ezza South
66,373
67,252
133,625
Ikwo
99,855
115,114
214,969
Ishielu
72,671
79,910
152,581
Ivo
62,049
59,314
121,363
Izzi
112,832
123,847
236,679
75,093
73,224
148,317
Ohaozara
Ohaukwu
94,479
101,076
195,555
117,832
118,777
236,609
1,064,156
1,112,791
2,176,947
Onicha
Total
TABLE 26.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF EBONYI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011
Projected Population 2008 - 2011

2008
2009
2010
2011
Abakaliki
158,304
162,800
167,422
172,176
Afikpo North
165,672
170,376
175,214
180,189
Afikpo South
166,616
171,347
176,213
181,216
Ebonyi
134,554
138,375
142,304
146,345
Ezza North
154,567
158,956
163,470
168,111
Ezza South
141,321
145,334
149,461
153,705
Ikwo
227,351
233,806
240,446
247,273
Ishielu
161,369
165,952
170,664
175,510
Ivo
128,353
131,998
135,746
139,601
Izzi
250,311
257,419
264,650
272,165
Ohaozara
156,860
161,314
165,894
170,605
Ohaukwu
206,819
212,691
218,731
224,942
Onicha
250,237
257,343
264,650
272,165
Total
2,302,334
2,367,711
2,434,865
2,504,003
31
TABLE 27.1:
POPULATION OF EDO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006

1991
Local
Government Area
Male
Akoko Edo
59,431
Esan Central
2006
Total
Local
Government Area
Male
64,255
123,686
Akoko Edo
132,184
129,383
261,567
53,646
56,518
110,164
Egor
168,925
171,362
340,287
Esan North East
43,694
44,993
88,687
Esan Central
53,017
52,225
105,242
Esan South East
41,041
42,602
83,643
Esan North East
61,647
60,342
121,989
Esan West
44,353
45,275
89,628
Esan South East
84,587
81,722
166,309
Etsako East
66,626
71,771
138,397
Esan West
65,312
62,406
127,718
Etsako West
62,836
63,276
126,112
Etsako Central
47,708
46,520
94,228
Oredo
Female
Female
Total
405,198
396,424
801,622
Etsako East
72,477
74,858
147,335
Orhionmwon
72,795
74,742
147,537
Etsako West
100,986
97,989
198,975
Ovia North East
62,528
59,241
121,769
Igueben
35,132
35,144
70,276
Ovia South West
41,544
39,148
80,692
Ikpoba-Okha
184,725
187,355
372,080
Owan East
44,569
46,358
90,927
Oredo
188,895
185,620
374,515
Owan West
35,432
34,942
70,374
Orhionmwon
92,433
91,561
183,994
Uhunmwode
51,463
47,304
98,767
Ovia North East
80,433
74,911
155,344
Ovia South West
72,113
65,959
138,072
Owan East
78,890
75,740
154,630
Owan West
50,755
48,301
99,056
Uhunmwode
63,727
58,022
121,749
1,633,946
1,599,420
3,233,366
Total
1,085,156
1,086,849
2,172,005
Total
TABLE 27.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF EDO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 2008 - 2011
Projected Population 2008 2011

2008
2009
Akoko Edo
276,080
283,636
291,398
299,373
Egor
359,168
368,997
379,096
389,471
Esan Central
Esan North East
Esan South East
111,081
128,758
175,537
114,121
132,281
180,341
117,245
135,902
185,276
120,453
139,621
190,347
Esan West
134,804
138,494
142,284
146,178
Etsako Central
2010
2011
99,456
102,178
104,974
107,847
Etsako East
155,510
159,766
164,138
168,630
Etsako West
210,015
215,763
221,668
227,734
74,175
76,205
78,291
80,433
Ikpoba-Okha
Oredo
Orhionmwon
392,725
395,295
194,203
403,473
406,113
199,518
414,515
417,228
204,978
425,859
428,646
210,588
Ovia North East
163,963
168,451
173,061
177,797
Ovia South West
145,733
149,721
153,819
158,028
Owan East
Owan West
Uhunmwode
163,210
104,552
128,504
167,676
107,413
132,021
172,265
110,353
135,634
176,980
113,373
139,346
3,412,769
3,506,168
3,602,125
3,700,704
Igueben
Total
32
TABLE 28.1: POPULATION OF EKITI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 2006

2006

Ado Ekiti
Male
Female
Total
162,563
151,127
313,690
Aiyekire (Gbonyin)
75,342
72,657
147,999
Efon
43,587
43,600
87,187
Ekiti East
70,022
68,318
138,340
Ekiti South West
83,416
81,671
165,087
Ekiti West
91,241
88,359
179,600
Emure
47,767
46,497
94,264
Ido-Osi
81,461
78,540
160,001
Ijero
112,363
109,510
221,873
Ikere
69,252
79,306
148,558
Ikole
86,873
83,541
170,414
Irepodun/ Ifelodun
66,289
65,041
131,330
Ise/Orun
57,743
56,208
113,951
LIejemeje
22,010
21,449
43,459
Moba
75,747
69,661
145,408
Oye
Total
69,811
67,985
137,796
1,215,487
1,183,470
2,398,957
TABLE 28.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF EKITI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 -2011

2008
2009
2010
2011
Ado Ekiti
333,754
344,263
355,102
366,283
Aiyekire (Gbonyin)
157,465
162,423
167,537
172,812
92,764
95,684
98,697
101,805
Ekiti East
147,189
151,823
156,603
161,534
Ekiti South West
175,646
181,177
186,881
192,765
Ekiti West
191,088
197,104
203,310
209,711
Emure
100,293
103,451
106,708
110,068
Ido-Osi
170,235
175,595
181,124
186,826
Ijero
236,065
243,497
251,164
259,072
Ikere
158,060
163,037
168,170
173,465
Ikole
181,314
187,023
192,911
198,985
46,239
47,695
49,196
50,745
Ise/Orun
140,391
144,811
149,371
154,074
LIejemeje
121,240
125,057
128,994
133,056
Moba
154,709
159,580
164,604
169,787
Oye
146,610
151,226
155,987
160,899
2,553,062
2,633,446
2,716,359
2,801,887
Efon
Irepodun/ Ifelodun
Total
33
TABLE 29.1: POPULATION OF ENUGU STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
2006
Local
Government Area
Mae
Female
Total
Mae
Female
Total
Abakaliki
105,946
113,469
219,415
Aninri
66,225
69,996
136,221
Awgu
105,749
126,496
232,245
Awgu
96,132
101,160
197,292
Enugu North
163,831
163,633
327,464
Enugu East
131,214
145,905
277,119
Enugu-south
66,907
70,143
137,050
Enugu North
118,895
123,245
242,140
Ezeagu
52,254
60,500
112,754
Enugu South
93,758
104,274
198,032
Ezza
87,193
108,617
195,810
Ezeagu
84,466
86,137
170,603
Igbo-Etiti
64,378
74,023
138,401
Igbo-Etiti
105,262
103,071
208,333
Igbo-Eze North
62,671
76,619
139,290
Igbo-Eze North
126,069
132,760
258,829
Igbo-Eze South
34,350
41,291
75,641
Igbo-Eze South
72,619
74,745
147,364
Ikwo
71,518
82,878
154,396
Isi-Uzo
72,497
76,100
148,597
Ishielu
58,649
70,071
128,720
Nkanu East
75,008
78,583
153,591
Isi-Uzo
90,739
106,656
197,395
Nkanu West
72,706
74,679
147,385
Izzi
76,347
85,002
161,349
Nsukka
149,418
160,030
309,448
Nkanu
95,903
113,541
209,444
Oji - River
61,719
67,022
128,741
Nsukka
103,939
116,472
220,411
Udenu
88,381
90,306
178,687
Ohaukwu
77,838
91,784
169,622
Udi
117,914
120,391
238,305
Oji-River
40,152
46,206
86,361
63,759
63,391
127,150
Udi
75,291
85,209
160,500
Uzo-Uwani
41,993
46,119
88,112
Total
1,475,648
1,678,729
3,154,380
1,596,042
1,671,795
3,267,837
Uzo -Uwani
Total
TABLE 29.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF ENUGU STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 - 2011
Local Government
Area

2008
2009
2010
2011
Aninri
144,644
149,050
153,589
158,266
Awgu
209,492
215,872
222,446
229,221
Enugu East
294,255
303,216
312,451
321,966
Enugu North
257,113
264,943
273,012
281,327
Enugu South
210,278
216,682
223,280
230,080
Ezeagu
181,153
186,669
192,354
198,212
Igbo-Etiti
221,216
227,953
234,895
242,048
Igbo-Eze North
274,834
283,204
291,829
300,716
Igbo-Eze South
156,476
161,242
166,152
171,213
Isi-Uzo
157,786
162,591
167,543
172,645
Nkanu East
163,089
168,055
173,173
178,447
Nkanu West
156,499
161,265
166,176
171,237
Nsukka
328,583
338,590
348,902
359,527
Oji River
136,702
140,865
145,155
149,576
Udenu
189,736
195,515
201,469
207,605
Udi
253,041
260,747
268,688
276,871
Uzo Uwani
135,013
139,124
143,361
147,727
Total
3,469,910
3,575,583
3,684,475
3,796,684
34
TABLE 30.1: POPULATION OF GOMBE STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 2006

2006
Male
Female
Total
Akko
177,515
159,920
337,435
Balanga
108,494
102,996
211,490
Billiri
103,201
99,479
202,680
Dukku
107,583
100,075
207,658
Funakaye
132,054
105,633
237,687
Gombe
146,721
120,123
266,844
Kaltungo
80,177
80,215
160,392
Kwami
99,778
94,217
193,995
Nafada Bajoga
79,009
61,176
140,185
Shogom
76,450
74,498
150,948
133,246
122,480
255,726
1,244,228
1,120,812
2,365,040
Yamaltu/Deba
Total
TABLE 30.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF GOMBE STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT , 2008 - 2011
Local Government
Area
2008
2009
2010
2011
Akko
359,737
371,435
383,513
395,984
Balanga
225,468
232,800
240,370
248,186
Billiri
216,076
223,102
230,357
237,847
Dukku
221,383
228,581
236,014
243,689
Funakaye
253,396
261,636
270,144
278,928
Gombe
284,480
293,731
303,282
313,144
Kaltungo
170,993
176,553
182,294
188,222
Kwami
206,817
213,542
220,486
227,655
Nafada Bajoga
149,450
154,310
159,328
164,509
Shogom
160,925
166,157
171,560
177,139
Yamaltu/Deba
272,628
281,493
290,646
300,097
Total
2,521,353
2,603,340
2,687,994
2,775,400
35
TABLE 31.1: POPULATION OF IMO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Abo-Mbaise
Ahiazu-Nbano
Ehime-Nbano
Ezinihitte
Ideato North
Ideato South
Ihitte/Uboma
Ikeduru
Isiala-Mbano
Isu
Mbaitoli
Ngor-Okpala
Nkwerre
Obowu
Ohaji/Egbema
Okigwe
Orlu
Orsu
Oru
Owerri
Uguta
Male
53,641
44,231
45,334
42,724
55,438
39,746
32,234
49,905
49,171
67,046
69,980
64,327
59,088
29,690
57,791
63,615
54,533
39,639
68,238
141,566
41,511
2006
Female
Total
61,719
51,939
51,811
49,738
63,081
42,490
36,775
58,462
56,999
76,610
78,551
71,384
66,942
34,587
61,325
70,084
62,810
47,882
81,939
148,155
45,904
115,360
96,170
97,145
92,462
118,519
79236
69,009
108,367
106,170
143,656
148,531
135,711
126,030
64,277
119,116
133,699
117,343
87,521
150,177
289,721
87,415
Total
1,168,448
1,319,187
2,485,635
Local
Government Area
Abo - Mbaise
Ahiazu - Mbaise
Ehime - Mbano
Ezinihitte Mbaise
Ideato North
Ideato South
Ihite / Uboma
Ikeduru
Isiala - Mbano
Isu
Mbaitoli
Ngor - Okpala
Njaba
Nkwere
Nwangele
Obowo
Oguta
Ohaji / Egbema
Okigwe
Orlu
Orsu
Oru East
Oru West
Owerri Municipal
Owerri North
Owerri West
Unuimo
Total
Male
Female
Total
98,480
86,326
65,237
84,725
78,753
81,125
60,492
75,025
100,835
84,299
118,959
78,829
72,401
40,845
65,022
58,204
72,549
92,604
67,660
69,632
60,490
56,148
59,108
60,882
87,094
49,968
50,779
96,299
84,498
65,338
84,042
77,408
78,529
58,927
74,712
97,086
80,029
118,515
79,029
71,084
39,425
62,669
59,228
69,791
90,287
65,041
73,160
59,734
55,595
56,596
64,455
89,240
51,786
48,589
194,779
170,824
130,575
168,767
156,161
159,654
119,419
149,737
197,921
164,328
237,474
157,858
143,485
80,270
127,691
117,432
142,340
182,891
132,701
142,792
120,224
111,743
115,704
125,337
176,334
101,754
99,368
1,976,471
1,951,092
3,927,563
TABLE 31.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF IMO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011
Local Government
Area
Abo Mbaise
Ahiazu Mbaise
Ehime Mbano
Ezinihitte Mbaise
Ideato North
Ideato South
Ihite / Uboma
Ikeduru
Isiala - Mbano
Isu
Mbaitoli
Ngor Okpala
Njaba
Nkwere
Nwangele
Obowo
Oguta
Ohaji / Egbema
Okigwe
Orlu
Orsu
Oru East
Oru West
Owerri Municipal
Owerri North
Owerri West
Unuimo
Projected Population 2008 -2011

2009
2010
2011
207,652
182,114
139,205
179,921
166,482
170,206
127,312
159,633
211,002
175,189
253,169
168,291
152,968
85,575
136,130
125,193
151,748
194,979
141,472
152,229
128,170
119,128
123,351
187,988
108,479
133,621
105,935
214,405
188,036
143,732
185,772
171,896
175,741
131,452
164,824
217,863
180,886
261,402
173,764
157,942
88,358
140,557
129,264
156,682
201,319
146,072
157,180
132,338
123,002
127,362
194,101
112,007
137,966
109,380
221,377
194,151
148,405
191,813
177,485
181,455
135,726
170,184
224,948
186,767
269,902
179,414
163,078
91,231
145,128
133,468
161,777
207,865
150,822
162,291
136,641
127,002
131,504
200,413
115,649
142,452
112,937
228,575
200,464
153,231
198,050
183,257
187,356
140,139
175,718
232,262
192,841
278,678
185,248
168,381
94,198
149,847
137,808
167,038
214,625
155,726
167,568
141,084
131,132
135,780
206,930
119,409
147,084
116,609
Total
4,187,142
4,323,303
4,463,885
4,609,038
2008
36
TABLE 32.1: POPULATION OF JIGAWA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
2006
Local
Government Area
Male
Female
Total
71,809
148,421
63,262
68,975
54,800
46,871
101,840
29,389
73,255
130,705
77,803
47,964
64,794
98,421
53,659
54,458
52,083
80,478
27,552
57,861
48,976
68,373
146,082
59,696
69,476
52,537
46,019
94,640
28,795
73,692
131,578
76,943
48,698
63,942
91,357
53,806
52,353
48,878
77,730
27,702
59,181
48,267
140,182
294,503
122,958
138,451
107,337
92,890
196,480
58,184
146,947
262,283
154,746
96,662
128,736
189,778
107,465
106,811
100,961
158,208
55,254
117,042
97,243
Total
1,453,376 1,419,745
2,873,121
Babura
Birnin-Kudu
Birniwa
Dutse
Garki
Gumel
Gwaran
Gwiwa
Hadejia
Jahun
Kafin-Hausa
Kaugama
Kazaure
Kirikasamma
Kiyawa
Maigatari
Malam Madori
Ringim
Roni
Sule-Tankar-Kar
Taura
Local
Government Area
Auyo
Babura
Biminwa
Brinin Kudu
Buji
Dutse
Gagarawa
Garki
Gumel
Guri
Gwaram
Gwiwa
Hadejia
Jahun
Kafin Hausa
Kaugama
Kazaure
Kiri Kasama
Kiyawa
Maigatari
Mallam Madori
Miga
Ringim
Roni
Sule Tankarkar
Taura
Yankwashi
Total
Male
Female
Total
67,409
106,373
73,864
153,997
48,984
125,773
41,529
74,730
54,865
58,426
137,785
64,760
54,171
113,694
135,012
64,592
82,513
98,430
87,862
89,722
85,165
63,067
95,581
39,618
65,985
66,107
48,062
64,859
106,582
68,151
160,111
48,300
125,362
40,624
75,531
51,506
54,937
133,583
63,970
50,115
116,188
132,272
64,389
78,648
94,153
85,090
87,335
79,626
64,809
96,826
37,796
68,828
65,754
47,581
132,268
212,955
142,015
314,108
97,284
251,135
82,153
150,261
106,371
113,363
271,368
128,730
104,286
229,882
267,284
128,981
161,161
192,583
172,952
177,057
164,791
127,876
192,407
77,414
134,813
131,861
95,643
2,198,076
2,162,926
4,361,002
TABLE 32.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF JIGAWA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011
Auyo
Babura
Biminwa
Brinin Kudu
Buji
Dutse
Gagarawa
Garki
Gumel
Guri
Gwaram
Gwiwa
Hadejia
Jahun
Kafin Hausa
Kaugama
Kazaure
Kiri Kasama
Kiyawa
Maigatari
Mallam Madori
Miga
Ringim
Roni
Sule Tankarkar
Taura
Yankwashi
Total

2008
2009
140,166
144,291
225,672
232,312
150,495
154,924
332,865
342,659
103,093
106,127
266,132
273,962
87,059
89,620
159,234
163,919
112,723
116,040
120,132
123,667
287,573
296,034
136,417
140,431
110,513
113,765
243,609
250,778
283,245
291,579
136,683
140,705
170,785
175,810
204,083
210,088
183,280
188,673
187,630
193,151
174,631
179,770
135,512
139,500
203,897
209,896
82,037
84,451
142,863
147,067
139,735
143,847
101,354
104,337
4,621,418
4,757,403
37
2010
148,536
239,148
159,482
352,742
109,250
282,024
92,257
168,742
119,454
127,306
304,745
144,563
117,113
258,157
300,159
144,845
180,983
216,270
194,224
198,834
185,060
143,604
216,072
86,936
151,394
148,079
107,407
4,897,386
2011
152,907
246,184
164,175
363,121
112,464
290,322
94,972
173,708
122,969
131,052
313,712
148,817
120,559
265,753
308,991
149,107
186,308
222,634
199,939
204,685
190,505
147,830
222,430
89,494
155,849
152,437
110,567
5,041,491
TABLE 33.1: POPULATION OF KADUNA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Birnin Gwari
Chikun
Giwa
Igabi
Ikara
Jaba
Jama'a
Kachia
Kaduna
Kaura
Kauru
Lere
Makarfi
Sabon-Gari
Soba
Tudunwada/Makera
Zangon-Kataf
Zaria
2006
Male
Female
Total
73,946
163,308
87,662
158,148
161,273
33,443
112,409
105,205
186,633
51,968
59,056
106,855
104,252
118,788
89,105
207,393
71,196
150,501
69,126
153,256
83,399
150,091
154,959
32,878
106,304
101,506
161,367
49,487
57,228
98,872
98,788
105,279
85,112
184,182
69,028
133,817
143,072
316,564
171,061
308,239
316,232
66,119
218,713
206,711
348,000
101,455
116,284
205,727
203,040
224,067
174,217
391,575
140,224
284,318
Total
2,041,141
1,894,679
Local
Government Area
Birni - Gwari
Chikun
Giwa
Igabi
Ikara
Jaba
Jema'a
Kachia
Kaduna North
Kaduna South
Kagarko
Kajuru
Kaura
Kauru
Kubau
Kudan
Lere
Makarfi
Sabon - Gari
Sanga
Soba
Zangon - Kataf
Zaria
3,935,618 Total
Male
Female
Total
130,919
187,433
145,608
217,414
95,598
77,415
140,724
127,624
187,075
204,969
121,041
54,506
88,565
111,119
141,528
71,704
170,396
73,292
149,111
76,482
145,145
161,870
210,900
127,662
184,839
146,776
213,339
99,125
78,558
137,478
124,944
177,500
197,762
118,017
55,304
86,061
110,157
139,176
67,252
169,344
73,282
142,247
75,003
146,028
157,121
196,090
258,581
372,272
292,384
430,753
194,723
155,973
278,202
252,568
364,575
402,731
239,058
109,810
174,626
221,276
280,704
138,956
339,740
146,574
291,358
151,485
291,173
318,991
406,990
3,090,438
3,023,065
6,113,503
TABLE 33.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF KADUNA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011
2008

2009
2010
2011
291,549
419,736
329,662
485,673
219,550
175,859
313,672
284,770
411,057
454,078
269,537
123,810
196,890
249,488
316,493
156,672
383,056
165,262
328,505
170,799
328,297
359,661
300,428
432,518
339,702
500,464
226,236
181,215
323,225
293,442
423,576
467,907
277,746
127,581
202,886
257,086
326,132
161,444
394,722
170,295
338,510
176,000
338,295
370,615
Birni Gwari
Chikun
Giwa
Igabi
Ikara
Jaba
Jema'a
Kachia
Kaduna North
Kaduna South
Kagarko
Kajuru
Kaura
Kauru
Kubau
Kudan
Lere
Makarfi
Sabon Gari
Sanga
Soba
Zangon Kataf
274,571
395,292
310,464
457,389
206,764
165,618
295,405
268,186
387,119
427,634
253,841
116,600
185,424
234,959
298,062
147,549
360,748
155,638
309,375
160,852
309,178
338,716
Zaria
432,157
445,318
458,880
472,855
Total
6,491,541
6,689,238
6,892,956
7,102,880
282,933
407,330
319,919
471,319
213,061
170,662
304,401
276,353
398,909
440,658
261,571
120,151
191,071
242,115
307,139
152,042
371,735
160,378
318,796
165,751
318,594
349,032
38
TABLE 34.1:
POPULATION OF KANO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Male
2006
Female
Total
Local
Government Area
Male
Female
Total
Albasu
58,771
57,832
116,603
Ajingi
86,605
86,005
172,610
Bagwai
52,797
53,848
106,645
Albasu
94,862
92,777
187,639
Bebeji
60,454
58,379
118,833
Bagwai
83,511
78,022
161,533
Bichi
90,923
91,751
182,674
Bebeji
97,351
94,565
191,916
139,346
138,963
278,309
87,185
87,282
174,467
Bunkure
61,011
61,845
122,856
Bichi
Dala
259,833
233,741
493,574
Bunkure
Danbatta
105,174
109,048
214,222
Dala
237,943
180,816
418,759
Dawakin-Kudu
81,986
81,682
163,668
Dambatta
105,538
104,936
210,474
Dawakin-Tofa
77,611
78,832
156,443
Dawakin Kudu
116,109
109,388
225,497
Doguwa
43,490
39,875
83,365
Dawakin Tofa
126,390
119,807
246,197
Gabasawa
76,243
76,656
152,899
Doguwa
77,849
72,796
150,645
119,847
120,054
239,901
Fagge
111,859
88,236
200,095
Gezawa
76,737
77,892
154,629
Gabasawa
107,869
103,335
211,204
Gwarzo
59,862
58,916
118,778
Garko
82,025
79,941
161,966
Kabo
44,727
45,431
90,158
Garum Mallam
71,515
47,107
118,622
Kano
211,981
194,629
406,610
Gaya
105,199
102,220
207,419
Karaye
116,591
113,567
230,158
Gezawa
143,380
138,948
282,328
Kiru
78,403
78,181
156,584
Gwale
219,201
138,626
357,827
Kumbotso
85,978
80,580
166,558
Gwarzo
94,669
88,955
183,624
Kura
77,701
75,814
153,515
Kabo
83,156
70,002
153,158
Madobi
39,405
39,519
78,924
219,636
151,607
371,243
Munjibir
69,126
70,624
139,750
Karaye
71,727
72,318
144,045
Gaya
Nasarawa
Kano Municipal
278,809
233,262
512,071
Kibiya
70,942
67,676
138,618
Rano
81,647
80,889
162,536
Kiru
140,565
126,603
267,168
Rimin-Gado
29,529
31,093
60,622
Kumbosto
166,171
128,220
294,391
Shanono
43,041
41,820
84,861
Kunchi
55,221
54,949
110,170
Sumaila
83,464
80,778
164,242
Kura
76,921
66,173
143,094
Takai
65,970
64,037
130,007
Madobi
71,095
66,590
137,685
Tofa
32,520
32,276
64,796
Makoda
110,014
110,080
220,094
Tsanyawa
78,861
80,358
159,219
Minjibir
108,218
111,393
219,611
Tudun-Wada
71,521
69,767
141,288
Nasarawa
323,740
272,671
596,411
Ungogo
86,579
81,794
168,373
Rano
75,997
72,279
148,276
Warawa
40,113
41,553
81,666
Rimin Gado
53,245
50,126
103,371
118,031
115,411
233,442
Wudil
Rogo
113,104
114,503
227,607
Shanono
68,466
70,662
139,128
Sumaila
125,162
125,217
250,379
Takai
100,269
102,370
202,639
Tarauni
122,069
99,775
221,844
Tofa
49,870
48,733
98,603
Tsanyawa
80,638
77,092
157,730
Tudun Wada
113,791
114,867
228,658
Ungogo
192,372
173,365
365,737
Warawa
Total
2,958,736
2,851,734
5,810,470
39
66,800
65,058
131,858
Wudil
100,357
88,282
188,639
Total
4,947,952
4,453,336
9,401,288
TABLE 34.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF KANO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011
Local
Government Area
2008
2009
2010
2011
Ajingi
184,387
190,573
196,967
203,575
Albasu
200,441
207,166
214,116
221,300
Bagwai
172,554
178,343
184,327
190,511
Bebeji
205,010
211,888
218,997
226,344
Bichi
297,297
307,272
317,581
328,236
Bunkure
186,370
192,623
199,086
205,765
Dala
447,330
462,338
477,849
493,881
Dambatta
224,834
232,377
240,174
248,232
Dawakin Kudu
240,882
248,964
257,317
265,950
Dawakin Tofa
262,994
271,818
280,937
290,363
Doguwa
160,923
166,322
171,902
177,670
Fagge
213,747
220,918
228,330
235,991
Gabasawa
225,614
233,183
241,007
249,093
Garko
173,016
178,821
184,821
191,022
Garum Mallam
126,715
130,967
135,361
139,902
Gaya
221,571
229,004
236,688
244,629
Gezawa
301,590
311,709
322,167
332,976
Gwale
382,239
395,064
408,318
422,018
Gwarzo
196,152
202,733
209,535
216,565
Kabo
163,607
169,097
174,770
180,633
Kano Municipal
396,572
409,877
423,628
437,841
Karaye
153,873
159,035
164,371
169,886
Kibiya
148,075
153,043
158,178
163,485
Kiru
285,396
294,971
304,868
315,096
Kumbosto
314,476
325,027
335,932
347,203
Kunchi
117,687
121,635
125,716
129,934
Kura
152,857
157,985
163,286
168,764
Madobi
147,079
152,013
157,113
162,385
Makoda
235,110
242,998
251,151
259,577
Minjibir
234,594
242,465
250,600
259,008
Nasarawa
637,102
658,477
680,570
703,403
Rano
158,392
163,707
169,199
174,876
Rimin Gado
110,424
114,128
117,958
121,915
Rogo
243,136
251,293
259,724
268,438
Shanono
148,620
153,607
158,760
164,087
Sumaila
267,462
276,435
285,710
295,295
Takai
216,462
223,727
231,233
238,991
Tarauni
236,980
244,930
253,148
261,641
Tofa
105,330
108,864
112,517
116,292
Tsanyawa
168,491
174,144
179,987
186,026
Tudun Wada
244,259
252,454
260,924
269,678
Ungogo
390,690
403,798
417,346
431,348
Warawa
140,854
145,580
150,464
155,512
Wudil
201,509
208,270
215,258
222,480
Total
10,042,703
10,379,643
10,727,891
11,087,817
40
TABLE 35.1:
POPULATION OF KATSINA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006

1991
Local
Government Area
2006
Male
Female
Total
Bakori
64,842
68,094
132,936
Batagarawa
41,599
43,265
84,864
Batsari
70,371
73,249
143,620
Bindawa
59,660
60,976
120,636
Danja
49,461
49,063
98,524
Daura
77,898
78,974
Dutsin-Ma
57,785
Faskari
Local
Government Area
Male
Female
Total
Bakori
72,714
76,802
149,516
Batagarawa
96,693
92,366
189,059
Batsari
104,279
103,595
207,874
Baure
102,127
100,814
202,941
Bindawa
76,925
74,077
151,002
156,872
Charanchi
70,040
66,949
136,989
58,005
115,790
Dan Musa
58,031
55,159
113,190
89,629
91,348
180,977
Dandume
74,222
71,101
145,323
Funtua
127,374
124,426
251,800
Danja
63,663
61,818
125,481
Ingawa
56,788
58,147
114,935
Daura
115,576
109,308
224,884
Jibia
60,450
64,281
124,731
Dustin Ma
88,202
81,627
169,829
Kafur
67,318
69,495
136,813
Dutsi
61,430
59,472
120,902
Kaita
48,985
52,893
101,878
Faskari
97,963
96,437
194,400
Kankara
75,099
77,649
152,748
Funtua
117,789
107,367
225,156
Kankia
83,169
86,435
169,604
Ingawa
86,061
83,087
169,148
Katsina
116,704
106,940
223,644
Jibia
85,149
82,286
167,435
Kurfi
36,174
37,846
74,020
Kafur
104,620
104,740
209,360
Mai Adua
69,944
68,032
137,976
Kaita
93,190
89,215
182,405
Malumfashi
79,475
78,863
158,338
Kankara
121,815
121,444
243,259
Mani
59,215
62,674
121,889
Kankia
77,061
74,334
151,395
Mashi
96,269
99,780
196,049
Katsina
168,906
149,226
318,132
Matazu
36,369
37,661
74,030
Kurfi
59,021
57,679
116,700
Musawa
39,153
40,031
79,184
Kusada
50,930
47,418
98,348
Rimi
94,868
97,968
192,836
Mai'adua
103,107
98,693
201,800
Safana
99,338
100,230
199,568
Malumfashi
92,420
90,471
182,891
Zango
102,721
106,150
208,871
Mani
88,007
88,294
176,301
Mashi
84,105
86,965
171,070
Matazu
57,587
56,227
113,814
Musawa
85,788
84,218
170,006
Rimi
77,059
77,033
154,092
Sabuwa
72,106
68,573
140,679
Safana
93,410
91,797
185,207
Sandamu
68,512
68,432
136,944
Zango
79,771
76,281
156,052
2,948,279
2,853,305
5,801,584
Total
1,860,658
1,892,475
3,753,133
41
Total
TABLE 35.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF KATSINA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011
Local
Government Area
2008
2009
2010
2011
Bakori
158,762
163,597
168,579
173,713
Batagarawa
200,750
206,863
213,163
219,655
Batsari
220,728
227,450
234,377
241,515
Baure
215,490
222,053
228,815
235,784
Bindawa
160,339
165,223
170,254
175,439
Charanchi
145,460
149,890
154,455
159,159
Dan Musa
120,189
123,850
127,621
131,508
Dandume
154,309
159,009
163,851
168,841
Danja
133,240
137,298
141,479
145,788
Daura
238,790
246,062
253,556
261,278
Dustin Ma
128,378
132,288
136,317
140,468
Dutsi
180,331
185,823
191,482
197,313
Faskari
206,421
212,707
219,185
225,861
Funtua
239,079
246,360
253,863
261,594
Ingawa
179,608
185,077
190,714
196,522
Jibia
177,789
183,203
188,782
194,532
Kafur
222,306
229,076
236,053
243,242
Kaita
193,684
199,583
205,661
211,924
Kankara
258,301
266,168
274,274
282,627
Kankia
160,757
165,653
170,697
175,896
Katsina
337,804
348,092
358,693
369,617
Kurfi
123,916
127,690
131,579
135,586
Kusada
104,430
107,610
110,887
114,264
Mai'adua
214,279
220,804
227,529
234,458
Malumfashi
194,200
200,115
206,209
212,489
Mani
187,203
192,904
198,779
204,833
Mashi
181,648
187,180
192,881
198,755
Matazu
120,852
124,532
128,325
132,233
Musawa
180,519
186,016
191,681
197,519
Rimi
163,621
168,604
173,738
179,029
Sabuwa
149,378
153,927
158,615
163,446
Safana
196,660
202,649
208,820
215,180
Sandamu
145,412
149,841
154,404
159,106
Zango
165,702
170,748
175,948
181,307
Total
6,160,335
6,347,945
6,541,266
6,740,481
42
TABLE 36.1: POPULATION OF KEBBI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Arewa
Male
2006
Female
Local
Government Area
Total
Male
Female
68,197
69,341
137,538
Aleiro
34,368
Argungu
101,634
102,651
204,285
Arewa - Dandi
Baguda
76,944
76,991
153,935
Argungu
Birnin-Kebbi
76,294
74,226
150,520
Augie
Bunza
63,101
64,513
127,614
Dandi
48,286
53,633
101,919
Danko/Wasagu
24,085
24,145
48,230
Gwandu
53,706
53,723
107,429
Jega
80,411
80,685
Koko/Besse
56,546
Maiyama
57,025
Ngaski
Total
32,710
67,078
94,825
94,903
189,728
99,658
100,590
200,248
58,185
58,183
116,368
Bagudo
118,733
119,281
238,014
Birnin Kebbi
135,426
133,194
268,620
Bunza
61,309
62,238
123,547
Dandi
72,907
73,304
146,211
161,096
Fakai
60,441
59,331
119,772
50,624
107,170
Gwandu
74,610
76,467
151,077
56,047
113,072
Jega
98,936
98,821
197,757
33,979
34,821
68,800
Kalgo
42,262
42,666
84,928
Sakaba
74,727
75,036
149,763
Koko / Besse
78,419
76,399
154,818
Suru
58,576
58,395
116,971
Maiyama
85,728
88,031
173,759
Yauri
75,473
74,905
150,378
Ngaski
62,480
63,622
126,102
Zuru
86,739
83,031
169,770
Sakaba
46,194
45,534
91,728
Shanga
63,478
63,664
127,142
Suru
72,912
75,562
148,474
131,388
133,883
265,271
Yauri
53,016
47,548
100,564
Zuru
Total
86,354
1,631,629
78,981
1,624,912
165,335
3,256,541
Wasagu / Danko
Total
1,035,723
1,032,767
2,068,490
TABLE 36.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF KEBBI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT , 2008 - 2011
Aleiro
Arewa - Dandi
Argungu
Augie
Bagudo
Birnin Kebbi
Bunza
Dandi
Fakai
Gwandu
Jega
Kalgo
Koko / Besse
Maiyama
Ngaski
Sakaba
Shanga
Suru
Wasagu / Danko
Yauri
2008
2009
2010
2011
71,368
201,863
213,056
123,811
253,238
285,802
131,449
155,563
127,433
160,740
210,406
90,360
164,721
184,873
134,168
97,595
135,274
157,971
282,238
106,996
73,616
208,219
219,765
127,709
261,211
294,800
135,588
160,461
131,445
165,801
217,031
93,205
169,907
190,694
138,392
100,668
139,533
162,945
291,125
110,365
75,933
214,775
226,684
131,730
269,436
304,082
139,857
165,513
135,584
171,022
223,864
96,140
175,256
196,698
142,749
103,838
143,927
168,075
300,291
113,840
78,324
221,537
233,821
135,878
277,919
313,656
144,261
170,724
139,853
176,406
230,913
99,167
180,774
202,891
147,244
107,107
148,458
173,367
309,746
117,424
Zuru
175,910
181,449
187,162
193,055
Total
3,464,835
3,573,929
3,686,456
3,802,525
43
TABLE 37.1: POPULATION OF KOGI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Male
2006
Female
Local
Total
Government Area
Adavi
75,377
81,715
157,092
Ajaokuta
49,922
47,982
97,904
Ankpa
118,585
127,349
245,934
Bassa
42,723
45,773
Dekina
85,705
Idah
Ijumu
Female
Total
108,891
108,328
217,219
62,995
59,437
122,432
Ankpa
133,705
132,471
266,176
88,496
Bassa
70,293
69,394
139,687
91,808
177,513
Dekina
131,394
129,574
260,968
108,777
115,915
224,692
Ibaji
64,423
63,149
127,572
32,049
34,554
66,603
Ida
40,141
39,614
79,755
Kogi
41,225
41,258
82,483
Igalamela-Odulu
74,489
72,559
147,048
Kontokarfe
24,514
25,965
50,479
Ijumu
59,582
59,011
118,593
Ofu
52,254
55,841
108,095
Kabba/Bunu
72,639
71,940
144,579
Okehi
70,153
76,111
146,264
Kogi
58,864
56,236
115,100
Okene
169,962
182,234
352,196
Lokoja
101,145
95,498
196,643
Olamaboro
49,992
54,713
104,705
Mopa-Muro
22,311
21,449
43,760
Oyi
38,580
41,004
79,584
Ofu
96,671
94,809
191,480
Yagba West
37,134
39,802
76,936
Ogori/Mangogo
20,051
19,756
39,807
Yegba East
42,532
46,248
88,780
Okehi
112,879
110,695
223,574
Okene
163,935
161,688
325,623
Olamaboro
78,439
80,051
158,490
Omala
54,366
53,602
107,968
Yagba Eest
74,619
73,022
147,641
Yagba West
71,071
68,857
139,928
1,672,903
1,641,140
3,314,043
Total
1,039,484
1,108,272
Adavi
Male
Ajaokuta
2,147,756
Total
TABLE 37.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF KOGI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT , 2008 2011
Local Government
Area
2008
2009
2010
2011
Adavi
230,651
237,675
244,914
252,372
Ajaokuta
130,003
133,962
138,042
142,246
Ankpa
282,635
291,243
300,113
309,252
Bassa
148,325
152,842
157,497
162,293
Dekina
277,105
285,544
294,241
303,202
Ibaji
135,461
139,586
143,837
148,218
Ida
84,687
87,266
89,924
92,662
Igalamela-Odulu
156,141
160,896
165,796
170,845
Ijumu
125,926
129,761
133,713
137,785
Kabba/Bunu
153,519
158,195
163,012
167,977
Kogi
122,217
125,939
129,775
133,727
Lokoja
208,803
215,162
221,714
228,467
46,466
47,881
49,339
50,842
203,320
209,512
215,893
222,468
Mopa-Muro
Ofu
Ogori/Mangogo
42,269
43,556
44,882
46,249
Okehi
237,399
244,629
252,079
259,756
Okene
345,758
356,288
367,139
378,320
Olamaboro
162,981
167,945
173,059
178,330
Omala
114,644
118,136
121,734
125,441
Yagba Eest
156,771
161,545
166,465
171,534
Yagba West
148,581
153,106
157,768
162,573
3,513,662
3,620,669
3,730,936
3,844,559
Total
44
TABLE 38.1: POPULATION OF KWARA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Male
2006
Female
Total
Local
Government Area
Male
Asa
62,751
61,917
124,668
Female
Total
Asa
38,788
39,934
78,722
Baruten
55,687
54,889
110,576
Baruten
104,727
101,952
206,679
Edu
70,208
68,527
138,735
Edu
104,040
97,602
201,642
Ekiti
37,261
39,062
76,323
Ekiti
27,611
26,788
54,399
Ifelodun
77,331
78,220
155,551
Ifelodun
103,650
101,325
204,975
Ilorin East
185,148
185,714
370,862
Ilorin Eest
104,801
102,661
207,462
Ilorin West
103,012
102,555
205,567
Ilorin South
103,606
105,645
209,251
Irepodun
75,188
75,854
151,042
Ilorin West
180,387
184,834
365,221
Kaiama
22,038
21,127
43,165
Irepodun
73,554
74,040
147,594
Moro
43,890
43,049
86,939
Isin
30,088
29,393
59,481
Offa
36,727
38,197
74,924
Kaiama
64,901
59,114
124,015
Oyun
27,904
28,102
56,006
Moro
54,860
53,855
108,715
Offa
44,813
44,162
88,975
Oke-Ero
28,358
28,612
56,970
Oyun
47,890
46,564
94,454
Pategi
57,746
53,106
110,852
1,193,783
1,171,570
2,365,353
Total
773,182
775,230
1,548,412
Total
TABLE 38.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF KWARA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011
Projected Population , 2008 - 2011

Local
Government Area
2008
2009
2010
2011
Asa
132,377
136,409
140,563
144,844
Baruten
219,459
226,143
233,030
240,127
Edu
214,111
220,631
227,351
234,275
Ekiti
57,763
59,522
61,335
63,203
Ifelodun
217,650
224,278
231,109
238,147
Ilorin Eest
220,291
227,000
233,913
241,036
Ilorin South
222,190
228,957
235,930
243,115
Ilorin West
387,805
399,615
411,786
424,326
Irepodun
156,721
161,494
166,412
171,480
63,159
65,083
67,065
69,107
Kaiama
131,684
135,694
139,827
144,085
Moro
115,438
118,953
122,576
126,309
Offa
94,477
97,354
100,319
103,374
Oke-Ero
60,493
62,335
64,233
66,190
Oyun
10,029
10,334
10,649
10,974
Pategi
117,707
121,291
124,985
128,792
2,421,354
2,495,093
2,571,083
2,649,384
Isin
Total
45
TABLE 39.1: POPULATION OF LAGOS STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Male
Agege
342,409
Alimosho
225,564
Badagry
2006
Total
Local
Government Area
Male
Female
Total
308,913
651,322
Agege
238,456
223,287
461,743
205,326
430,890
Ajeromi-Ifelodun
352,273
335,043
687,316
60,789
58,478
119,267
Alimosho
665,750
653,821
1,319,571
Epe
49,802
51,662
101,464
Amuwo-Odofin
173,742
155,233
328,975
Eti-Osa
98,809
76,891
175,700
Apapa
123,163
99,823
222,986
Ibeju-Lekki
12,426
12,511
24,937
Badagry
119,821
117,910
237,731
109,844
93,539
203,383
Epe
91,925
89,809
181,734
Ikorodu
94,383
90,291
184,674
Eti-Osa
158,858
124,933
283,791
Lagos Island
83,276
82,720
165,996
Ibeju-Lekki
60,729
57,064
117,793
Lagos Mainland
149,171
132,386
281,557
Ifako-Ijiaye
219,109
208,628
427,737
Mushin
281,675
258,108
539,783
Ikeja
171,782
145,832
317,614
Ojo
548,661
486,560
1,035,221
Ikorodu
268,463
259,454
527,917
Oshodi/Isolo
237,908
211,873
449,781
Kosofe
358,935
323,837
682,772
Shomolu
405,148
366,046
771,194
Lagos Island
110,042
102,658
212,700
Surulere
310,739
279,208
589,947
Lagos Mainland
170,568
156,132
326,700
Mushin
326,873
304,984
631,857
Ojo
315,401
293,772
609,173
Oshodi-Isolo
325,207
303,854
629,061
Shomolu
207,519
196,050
403,569
Surulere
260,509
242,356
502,865
4,719,125
4,394,480
9,113,605
Ikeja
Female
Total
3,010,604
2,714,512
5,725,116
Total
TABLE 39.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF LAGOS STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2011
Local
Government Area
Agege
Ajeromi-Ifelodun
2008
2009
2010
2011
492,261
508,268
524,795
541,860
732,742
756,569
781,171
806,573
1,406,785
1,452,530
1,499,762
1,548,531
Amuwo-Odofin
350,718
362,122
373,898
386,056
Apapa
237,724
245,454
253,435
261,676
Badagry
253,443
261,685
270,194
278,980
Epe
193,745
200,045
206,550
213,267
Eti-Osa
302,547
312,386
322,544
333,032
Ibeju-Lekki
125,578
129,662
133,878
138,231
Ifako-Ijiaye
456,007
470,835
486,146
501,954
Ikeja
338,606
349,616
360,985
372,723
Ikorodu
562,808
581,109
600,006
619,516
Kosofe
727,898
751,567
776,007
801,240
Lagos Island
226,758
234,131
241,745
249,606
Lagos Mainland
348,292
359,618
371,312
383,386
Mushin
673,618
695,522
718,139
741,491
Ojo
649,435
670,553
692,357
714,871
Oshodi-Isolo
670,637
692,445
714,961
738,210
Shomolu
430,242
444,232
458,678
473,593
Surulere
536,099
553,532
571,532
590,116
9,715,943
10,031,881
10,358,095
10,694,912
Alimosho
Total
46
TABLE 40.1: POPULATION OF NASSARAWA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 2006

2006

Male
Female
Total
Akwanga
56,135
55,767
111,902
Awe
57,326
55,757
113,083
Doma
71,395
67,596
138,991
Karu
109,515
106,715
216,230
Keana
40,873
40,928
81,801
Keffi
47,527
45,023
92,550
Kokona
54,379
54,179
108,558
Lafia
165,631
164,291
329,922
Nasarawa
95,105
92,115
187,220
Nasarawa-Eggon
74,543
73,862
148,405
Obi
74,675
74,302
148,977
Toto
59,884
59,167
119,051
Wamba
36,813
35,874
72,687
943,801
925,576
1,869,377
Total
TABLE 40.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF NASSARAWA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011
Projected Population 2008 -2011

2008
2009
2010
2011
Akwanga
118,822
122,440
126,169
130,012
Awe
120,076
123,733
127,501
131,384
Doma
147,586
152,080
156,712
161,485
Karu
229,601
236,593
243,799
251,223
Keana
86,859
89,505
92,230
95,039
Keffi
98,273
101,266
104,350
107,528
Kokona
115,271
118,781
122,399
126,126
Lafia
350,323
360,992
371,986
383,315
Nassarawa
198,797
204,851
211,090
217,519
Nassarawa-Eggon
157,582
162,381
167,326
172,422
Obi
158,189
163,007
167,971
173,087
Toto
126,413
130,263
134,230
138,318
77,182
79,532
81,954
84,450
Total
1,984,974
2,045,424
2,107,717
2,171,908
Wamba
47
TABLE 41.1:
POPULATION OF NIGER STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006

1991
Local
Government Area
2006
Local
Government Area
Male
Female
Total
Agaie
66,703
65,395
132,098
Agwara
29,293
28,054
57,347
172,898
Bida
93,741
91,812
185,553
110,336
Borgu
87,327
85,508
172,835
40,566
86,273
Bosso
75,033
73,103
148,136
78,153
65,743
143,896
105,265
96,886
202,151
45,136
43,632
88,768
Edati
80,615
79,203
159,818
Gurara
24,743
24,160
48,903
Gbako
63,871
62,974
126,845
Lapai
37,334
36,313
73,647
Gurara
45,153
45,726
90,879
Lavun
107,749
104,660
212,409
Kacha
60,526
60,367
120,893
Male
Female
Total
Agaie
40,568
39,369
79,937
Agwara
19,652
19,264
38,916
Bida
89,571
83,327
Borgu
57,484
52,852
Bosso
45,707
Changhanga
Gbako
Magama
Chanchaga
66,417
63,332
129,749
Kontagora
77,782
74,186
151,968
Mariga
127,448
116,244
243,692
Lapai
59,974
57,047
117,021
Mokwa
50,205
48,029
98,234
Lavun
107,146
102,631
209,777
Paikoro
55,216
54,140
109,356
Magama
90,740
90,730
181,470
Rafi
60,205
56,743
116,948
Mariga
100,899
98,701
199,600
Rijau
61,716
60,334
122,050
Mashegu
107,909
107,288
215,197
Shiroro
102,586
97,743
200,329
Mokwa
123,467
119,391
242,858
Suleja
82,667
68,633
151,300
Muya
52,584
50,877
103,461
Wushishi
99,891
94,031
193,922
Paikoro
79,399
78,779
158,178
Rafi
94,395
91,723
186,118
Rijau
88,875
87,324
176,199
Shiroro
118,640
117,025
235,665
Suleja
112,030
103,045
215,075
41,524
42,350
83,874
41,459
2,004,350
40,297
1,950,422
81,756
3,954,772
Tafa
Total
1,252,448
1,169,115
2,421,563
Wushishi
Total
TABLE 41.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF NIGER STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011
Local
Government Area
Agaie
Agwara
Bida
Borgu
Bosso
Chanchaga
Edati
Gbako
Gurara
Kacha
Kontagora
Lapai
Lavun
Magama
Mariga
Mashegu
Mokwa
Muya
Paikoro
Rafi
Rijau
Shiroro
Suleja
Tafa
Wushishi
Total
2008
141,393
61,382
198,609
187,137
158,560
216,375
171,064
135,770
97,274
129,400
162,661
125,255
224,538
194,239
213,645
230,339
259,947
110,741
169,308
199,214
188,597
252,248
230,209
89,776
87,509

2009
2010
146,283
151,342
63,505
65,701
205,478
212,585
193,609
200,305
164,043
169,717
223,859
231,601
176,980
183,101
140,466
145,324
100,638
104,118
133,875
138,505
168,287
174,107
129,587
134,069
232,304
240,338
200,957
207,907
221,034
228,678
238,306
246,547
268,937
278,238
114,571
118,533
175,164
181,222
206,104
213,232
195,120
201,868
260,972
269,997
238,171
246,408
92,881
96,093
90,535
93,666
4,235,190
4,381,666
Source: National Population Commissio
48
4,533,202
2011
156,576
67,974
219,937
207,233
175,586
239,611
189,433
150,350
107,719
143,295
180,128
138,706
248,650
215,097
236,587
255,074
287,861
122,633
187,489
220,607
208,850
279,335
254,929
99,416
96,906
4,689,982
TABLE 42.1: POPULATION OF OGUN STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
2006
Local
Government Area
Male
Female
Total
Local
Government Area
Male
Female
Total
Abeokuta North
Abeokuta South
Ado-Odo/Ota
Egbado North
Egbado South
Ifo
Ijebu East
Ijebu - North
Ijebu Ode
Ikenne
Obafemi/Owode
Odeda
Odogbolu
Ogun Water-side
Sagamu
46,940
137,116
118,424
111,052
131,592
109,030
30,341
71,298
78,170
54,688
64,685
43,136
42,963
30,366
77,945
47,026
145,812
116,223
117,918
138,315
106,025
30,779
77,044
80,133
57,047
71,089
43,814
45,421
31,553
77,781
93,966
282,928
234,647
228,970
269,907
215,055
61,120
148,342
158,303
111,735
135,774
86,950
88,384
61,919
155,726
Abeokuta North
Abeokuta South
Ado-Odo/Ota
Egbado North
Egbado South
Ewekoro
Ifo
Ijebu East
Ijebu North
Ijebu North East
Ijebu Ode
Ikenne
Imeko Afon
Ipokia
Obafemi-Owode
Odeda
Odogbolu
Ogun Waterside
Remo North
Shagamu
96,463
119,977
261,523
89,880
81,666
28,212
269,206
56,981
141,074
34,581
76,466
60,607
41,850
74,649
118,574
55,200
63,838
37,412
29,893
126,855
102,330
130,318
265,719
93,964
86,670
26,881
269,964
52,340
139,446
34,219
80,695
58,510
41,102
75,738
116,497
54,322
61,819
36,810
29,859
129,030
198,793
250,295
527,242
183,844
168,336
55,093
539,170
109,321
280,520
68,800
157,161
119,117
82,952
150,387
235,071
109,522
125,657
74,222
59,752
255,885
1,147,746
1,185,980
2,333,726
1,864,907
1,886,233
3,751,140
Total
Total
TABLE 42.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF OGUN STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011
2008
2009
2010
2011
Abeokuta North
212,356
219,481
226,844
234,455
Abeokuta South
267,372
276,342
285,614
295,196
Ado-Odo/Ota
563,214
582,110
601,640
621,826
Egbado North
196,387
202,976
209,786
216,824
Egbado South
179,821
185,854
192,090
198,534
Local Government
Area
Ewekoro
58,582
60,826
62,867
64,976
Ifo
575,956
595,279
615,251
635,893
Ijebu East
116,780
120,698
124,747
128,932
Ijebu North
299,659
309,713
320,104
330,843
73,494
75,960
78,508
81,142
Ijebu Ode
167,884
173,516
179,338
185,355
Ikenne
127,244
131,513
135,925
140,486
88,612
91,585
94,657
97,833
Ipokia
160,647
166,037
171,608
177,365
Obafemi-Owode
251,109
259,534
268,241
277,241
Odeda
116,994
120,920
124,976
129,169
Odogbolu
134,230
138,734
143,388
148,199
Ogun Waterside
79,286
81,946
84,695
87,537
Remo North
63,829
65,970
68,184
70,471
273,343
282,514
291,993
301,789
Total
4,006,799
4,141,508
4,280,456
4,424,066
Ijebu North East
Imeko Afon
Shagamu
49
TABLE 43.1: POPULATION OF ONDO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
2006
Male
Female
Total
Ado-Ekiti
78,590
77,532
156,122
Akoko North
51,078
52,765
Akoko North West
58,837
Akoko South
Local
Government Area
Male
Female
Total
Akoko North East
92,456
86,636
179,092
103,843
Akoko North West
107,076
104,791
211,867
60,441
119,278
Akoko South East
42,175
40,268
82,443
87,146
89,035
176,181
Akoko South West
114,733
113,650
228,383
163,662
160,996
324,658
Akure North
66,526
64,239
130,765
Ekiti East
65,943
66,886
132,829
Akure South
178,672
181,596
360,268
Ekiti South West
69,284
70,899
140,183
Ese-Odo
79,812
78,444
158,256
108,242
111,140
219,382
Idanre
67,531
62,264
129,795
Emure/Ise/Orun
69,321
71,102
140,423
Ifedore
89,574
86,798
176,372
Idanre
44,313
41,463
85,776
Ilaje
146,859
142,979
289,838
Ido/Osi
48,662
49,922
98,584
Ile-Oluji-Okeigbo
87,104
84,772
171,876
Ifedore
50,777
51,840
102,617
Irele
72,861
71,275
144,136
Ijero
46,668
48,697
95,365
Odigbo
116,299
115,988
232,287
Ikere
28,857
29,755
58,612
Okitipupa
117,594
116,544
234,138
Ikole
59,506
60,290
119,796
Ondo East
38,851
37,241
76,092
141,916
145,107
287,023
Ondo West
141,759
147,109
288,868
Ile-Oluji-Okeigbo
57,464
58,630
116,094
Ose
73,119
71,020
144,139
Irele
49,794
50,333
100,127
Owo
112,056
110,206
222,262
Irepodun/Ifelodun
54,451
55,808
110,259
Moba
73,598
75,402
149,000
Odigbo
78,270
76,050
154,320
Okitipupa
87,463
89,152
176,615
Ondo
125,909
126,438
252,347
Ose
46,403
46,630
93,033
Owo
78,866
78,325
157,191
Oye
56,873
58,371
115,244
Total
1,881,893 1,903,009
3,784,902
Total
1,745,057
1,715,820
3,460,877
Akure
Ekiti West
Ilaje/Ese-Odo
50
TABLE 43.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF ONDO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011
Local
Government Area
2008
2009
2010
2011
Akoko North East
190,166
195,058
201,926
208,075
Akoko North West
224,968
231,819
238,879
246,154
Akoko South East
87,541
90,207
92,954
95,785
Akoko South West
242,505
249,891
257,501
265,343
Akure North
138,851
143,080
147,437
151,927
Akure South
382,546
394,196
406,201
418,572
Ese-Odo
168,042
173,160
178,433
183,867
Idanre
137,821
142,018
146,343
150,800
Ifedore
187,278
192,982
198,859
204,915
Ilaje
307,761
317,133
326,791
336,744
Ile-Oluji-Okeigbo
182,504
188,062
193,790
199,691
Irele
153,049
157,710
162,513
167,462
Odigbo
246,651
254,162
261,903
269,879
Okitipupa
248,616
256,188
263,990
272,030
Ondo East
80,797
83,258
85,793
88,406
Ondo West
306,731
316,072
325,698
335,617
Ose
153,052
157,713
162,516
167,466
Owo
236,003
243,193
2,250,600
258,232
3,674,882
3,785,902
5,902,127
4,020,965
Total
51
TABLE 44.1:
POPULATION OF OSUN STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006

1991
Local
Government Area
Male
2006
Female
Total
Local
Government Area
Male
Female
Total
Atakumosa
48,941
49,201
98,142
Aiyedaade
76,032
73,537
149,569
Ayedade
45,033
48,744
94,777
Aiyedire
38,299
38,010
76,309
Ayedire
19,640
21,996
41,636
Atakumosa East
38,945
37,160
76,105
Boripe
52,927
57,247
110,174
Atakumosa West
34,859
33,491
68,350
Ede
69,489
72,874
142,363
Boluwaduro
36,045
34,909
70,954
Egbedore
19,552
20,741
40,293
Boripe
71,052
67,690
138,742
Ejigbo
33,409
35,957
69,366
Ede North
42,282
41,536
83,818
Ife Central
92,417
94,439
186,856
Ede South
38,233
37,256
75,489
Ife North
64,276
68,982
133,258
Egbedore
37,302
36,667
73,969
Ife South
42,147
46,023
88,170
Ejigbo
67,437
65,078
132,515
Ifedayo
12,117
12,554
24,671
Ife Central
88,403
78,801
167,204
Ifelodun
36,991
39,574
76,565
Ife East
95,106
93,508
188,614
Ila
31,396
33,794
65,190
Ife North
76,852
76,422
153,274
Ilesha
65,607
73,838
139,445
Ife South
68,450
66,040
134,490
Irepodun
74,356
79,101
153,457
Ifedayo
19,227
18,281
37,508
Irewole
63,905
70,922
134,827
Ifelodun
48,567
47,877
96,444
Iwo
50,356
55,045
105,401
Ila
31,488
30,566
62,054
Obokun
29,638
31,580
61,218
Ilesha West
52,721
52,695
105,416
Odo-Otin
39,774
42,540
82,314
Ilsha East
52,985
53,824
106,809
Ola-Oluwa
19,048
20,406
39,454
Irepodun
60,553
59,037
119,590
Olorunda
41,159
42,188
83,347
Irewole
71,730
71,076
142,806
Oriade
39,283
41,550
80,833
Isokan
51,304
50,756
102,060
Osogbo
51,665
54,721
106,386
Iwo
96,419
94,929
191,348
Obokun
59,587
57,263
116,850
Odo-Otin
67,956
64,122
132,078
Ola-Oluwa
39,233
36,994
76,227
Olorunda
66,684
64,965
131,649
Oriade
75,213
73,166
148,379
Orolu
52,790
50,042
102,832
Osogbo
78,395
77,112
155,507
1,734,149
1,682,810
3,416,959
Total
1,043,126
1,115,017
2,158,143
Total
52
TABLE 44.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF OSUN STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011
Local
Government Area
2008
2009
2010
2011
159,454
164,639
169,993
175,521
Aiyedire
81,352
83,998
86,729
89,549
Atakumosa East
81,135
83,773
86,497
89,310
Atakumosa West
72,867
75,237
77,683
80,209
Boluwaduro
75,644
78,103
80,643
83,265
147,912
152,722
157,688
162,815
Ede North
89,358
92,263
95,264
98,361
Ede South
80,478
83,095
85,797
88,587
Egbedore
78,858
81,422
84,070
86,803
Ejigbo
141,273
145,867
150,610
155,508
Ife Central
178,255
184,051
190,036
196,216
Ife East
201,080
207,619
214,370
221,341
Ife North
163,404
168,718
174,204
179,869
Ife South
143,379
148,041
152,855
157,825
Ifedayo
39,987
41,287
42,630
44,016
Ifelodun
102,818
106,162
109,614
113,178
Aiyedaade
Boripe
Ila
66,155
68,307
70,528
72,821
Ilesha West
112,383
116,038
119,811
123,707
Ilsha East
113,868
117,571
121,394
125,342
Irepodun
127,494
131,640
135,920
140,340
Irewole
152,244
157,195
162,307
167,584
Isokan
108,805
112,343
115,997
119,769
Iwo
203,995
210,628
217,477
224,549
Obokun
124,573
128,624
132,806
137,125
Odo-Otin
140,807
145,386
150,114
154,995
Ola-Oluwa
81,265
83,908
86,636
89,453
Olorunda
140,350
144,914
149,626
154,492
Oriade
158,186
163,330
168,641
174,124
Orolu
109,628
113,193
116,874
120,674
Osogbo
165,785
171,176
176,742
182,489
TOTAL
3,642,792
3,761,250
3,883,556
4,009,837
53
TABLE 45.1:
POPULATION OF OYO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Male
Female
2006
Total
Local
Government Area
Male
Afijio
66,434
65,750
132,184
Female
Total
Afijio
40,433
42,359
82,792
Akinyele
69,857
70,261
140,118
Akinyele
105,594
106,217
211,811
Egbeda
64,144
65,317
129,461
Atiba
84,266
83,980
168,246
Ibadan North West
72,913
75,005
147,918
Atisbo
56,747
53,218
109,965
Ibarapa
29,521
29,676
59,197
Egbeda
137,527
146,116
283,643
Ido
26,665
26,917
53,582
Ibadan North
152,608
155,511
308,119
Ifedapo
109,497
109,831
219,328
Ibadan North East
163,844
167,600
331,444
Ifeloju
54,222
54,233
108,455
Ibadan North West
75,410
78,619
154,029
Irepo
52,840
51,999
104,839
Ibadan South East
130,334
136,123
266,457
Iseyin
84,225
86,681
170,936
Ibadan South West
139,622
143,476
283,098
Kajola
83,823
84,437
168,260
Ibarapa Central
52,094
51,149
103,243
Lagelu
33,197
35,704
68,901
Ibarapa East
59,315
57,867
117,182
Ogbomosho North
50,777
53,518
104,295
Ibarapa North
51,272
49,021
100,293
Ogo-Oluwa
17,879
18,309
36,188
Ido
52,465
51,622
104,087
Oluyole
45,564
45,963
91,527
Irepo
62,601
58,639
121,240
Ona-Ara
60,093
62,955
123,048
Iseyin
129,268
126,351
255,619
Orelope
34,117
34,449
68,566
Itesiwaju
65,820
61,571
127,391
Orire
52,338
51,273
103,611
Iwajowa
52,472
50,375
102,847
Oyo
129,186
131,712
260,898
Kajola
101,188
99,340
200,528
31,596
32,501
64,097
Lagelu
74,220
73,913
148,133
Ibadan North East
135,288
140,339
275,627
Ogbomosho North
103,418
95,441
198,859
Ibadan South East
110,976
114,824
225,800
Ogbomosho South
50,862
49,517
100,379
Ibadan South West
138,388
138,659
277,047
Ogo Oluwa
33,403
31,795
65,198
Ibadan North
152,061
150,210
302,271
Olorunsogo
31,157
34,160
65,958
Surulere
Ogbomosho South
41,795
39,544
81,339
Oluyole
102,371
101,090
203,461
Ona-Ara
130,615
134,956
265,571
Orelope
52,996
51,008
104,004
Ori Ire
76,465
72,943
149,408
Oyo East
62,147
61,948
124,095
Oyo West
68,897
67,560
136,457
Saki East
56,014
52,943
108,957
Saki West
138,677
134,591
273,268
71,671
68,668
140,339
2,802,432
2,778,462
5,580,894
Surulere
Total
1,710,757 1,741,292
3,452,720
54
Total
TABLE 45.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF OYO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011

2008
2009
2010
2011
Afijio
141,485
146,378
151,441
156,678
Akinyele
226,715
234,556
242,668
251,061
Atiba
180,085
186,313
192,756
199,423
Atisbo
117,703
121,773
125,985
130,342
Egbeda
303,602
314,102
324,965
336,203
Ibadan North
354,766
367,036
379,729
392,862
Ibadan North East
329,800
341,206
353,006
365,215
Ibadan North West
164,867
170,569
176,468
182,571
Ibadan South East
285,206
295,070
305,275
315,833
Ibadan South West
303,018
313,498
324,340
335,557
Ibarapa Central
110,508
114,330
118,284
122,374
Ibarapa East
125,428
129,765
134,253
138,896
Ibarapa North
107,350
111,063
114,904
118,878
Ido
111,411
115,264
119,251
123,375
Irepo
129,771
134,259
138,902
143,706
Iseyin
273,606
283,068
292,858
302,986
Itesiwaju
136,355
141,071
145,950
150,997
Iwajowa
110,084
113,891
117,830
121,905
Kajola
214,638
222,061
229,741
237,687
Lagelu
158,556
164,040
169,713
175,583
Ogbomosho North
212,852
220,213
227,829
235,709
Ogbomosho South
107,442
111,158
115,002
118,980
Ogo Oluwa
69,786
72,199
74,696
77,280
Olorunsogo
87,062
90,073
93,189
96,412
Oluyole
217,778
225,309
233,102
241,163
Ona-Ara
284,258
294,089
304,260
314,783
Orelope
111,322
115,172
119,155
123,276
Ori Ire
159,921
165,452
171,174
177,094
Oyo East
132,827
137,421
142,173
147,090
Oyo West
146,059
151,110
156,336
161,743
Saki East
116,624
120,657
124,830
129,147
Saki West
292,497
302,612
313,078
323,906
Surulere
150,214
155,409
160,784
166,344
5,973,596
6,180,187
6,393,927
6,615,059
Total
55
TABLE 46.1: POPULATION OF PLATEAU STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Male
Akwanga
54,100
Awe
2006
Total
Local
Government Area
Male
53,857
107,957
Barkin Ladi
90,913
88,892
179,805
60,704
62,198
122,902
Bassa
94,725
95,109
189,834
Barikin-Ladi
79,333
79,223
158,556
Bokkos
88,560
90,990
179,550
Bassa
60,352
61,300
121,652
Jos East
44,980
43,321
88,301
Bokkos
45,530
49,688
95,218
Jos North
220,856
216,361
437,217
Doma
44,804
45,915
90,719
Jos South
157,067
154,325
311,392
Jos North
217,753
195,678
413,431
Kanam
81,162
86,457
167,619
Jos South
121,396
116,012
237,408
Kanke
61,376
62,892
124,268
Kanam
55,218
58,282
113,500
Langtang North
70,203
72,113
142,316
Karu
60,993
59,134
120,127
Langtang South
53,111
52,062
105,173
Keffi
67,575
66,298
133,873
Mangu
148,590
151,930
300,520
Lafia
120,745
119,911
240,656
Mikang
47,584
48,804
96,388
Langtang North
45,930
48,777
94,707
Pankshin
95,376
94,738
190,114
Langtang South
23,037
24,071
47,108
Quan'Pan
96,800
100,476
197,276
Mangu
88,857
98,540
187397
Riyom
66,248
65,530
131,778
Nasarawa
63,526
64,317
127,843
Shendam
101,951
103,168
205,119
Nasarawa Eggon
35,995
37,134
73,129
79,496
80,365
159,861
Obi
50,182
50,892
101,074
Pankshin
89,343
91,238
180,581
Quar-Pan
69,271
71,811
141,082
Shemdan
108,872
108,533
217,405
Toto
43,909
45,687
89,596
Wase
49,629
52,707
102,336
Total
1,657,054 1,661,203
3,318,257
1,598,998
1,607,533
3,206,531
Female
Wase
Total
56
Female
Total
TABLE 46.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF PLATEAU STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011

2008
2009
2010
2011
Barkin Ladi
189,781
194,975
200,311
205,793
Bassa
200,367
205,850
211,484
217,272
Bokkos
189,512
194,699
200,027
205,502
Jos East
93,200
95,751
98,372
101,064
Jos North
461,476
474,105
487,081
500,411
Jos South
328,669
337,664
346,906
356,400
Kanam
176,919
181,761
186,736
191,846
Kanke
131,163
134,753
138,440
142,229
Langtang North
150,212
154,323
158,547
162,886
Langtang South
111,008
114,047
117,168
120,374
Mangu
317,194
325,875
334,794
343,956
Mikang
101,736
104,520
107,381
110,320
Pankshin
200,662
206,154
211,796
217,592
Quan'Pan
208,222
213,920
219,775
225,790
Riyom
139,090
142,896
146,807
150,825
Shendam
216,500
222,425
228,512
234,766
Wase
168,731
173,349
178,093
182,967
3,384,442
3,477,067
3,572,230
3,669,993
Total
57
TABLE 47.1:
POPULATION OF RIVERS STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006

1991
Local
Government Area
Male
2006
Female
Total
Local
Government Area
Male
Female
Total
145,243
137,167
282,410
Abua/Odua
69,955
64,465
134,420
Abua/Odua
Ahoada
94,606
87,208
181,814
Ahoada East
85,467
80,857
166,324
Akukutoru
53,509
48,660
102,169
Ahoada West
127,906
121,326
249,232
119,047
110,428
229,475
Akukutoru
82,949
78,154
161,103
Asari-Toru
86,650
80,138
166,788
Andoni
111,946
105,978
217,924
Bonny
40,105
36,019
76,124
Asari-Toru
112,283
107,504
219,787
Brass
144,241
134,909
279,150
Bonny
116,340
98,643
214,983
Degama
49,901
45,988
95,889
Degama
128,041
121,426
249,467
Ekeremor
64,637
59,642
124,279
Eleme
98,345
91,849
190,194
Emuoha
79,757
75,166
154,923
Emuoha
102,634
98,423
201,057
125,209
117,087
242,296
Etche
127,869
122,070
249,939
Gokana
82,732
76,729
159,461
Gokana
118,222
115,591
233,813
Ikwere
64,816
60,569
125,385
Ikwere
97,575
91,355
188,930
Khana
103,558
103,537
207,095
Khana
147,315
145,609
292,924
88,370
81,806
170,176
Obio/Akpor
238,951
223,399
462,350
137,031
125,986
263,017
Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni
145,326
137,968
283,294
Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni
98,857
91,894
190,751
Ogu/Bolo
38,552
36,730
75,282
Ogbia
84,885
76,073
160,958
Okrika
113,962
108,323
222,285
Okrika
104,456
96,895
201,351
Omumma
50,853
49,535
100,388
45,517
39,817
85,334
Opobo/Nkoro
77,556
75,277
152,833
232,181
208,218
440,399
Oyingbo
63,434
61,897
125,331
62,163
57,596
119,759
Port-Harcourt
280,703
257,855
538,558
139,821
127,550
267,371
Tai
61,554
58,754
120,308
67,554
63,619
131,173
Total
2,239,558
2,069,999
4,309,557
2,673,026
2,525,690
5,198,716
Andoni/Opobo
Etche
Northern Ijaw
Obio/Akpor
Oyingbo
Port-Harcourt
Sagbama
Sourther Ijaw
Tai/Eleme
Total
58
TABLE 47.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF RIVERS STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011
Local
Government Area
2008
2009
2010
2011
Abua/Odua
302,282
312,736
323,552
334,742
Ahoada East
178,027
184,184
190,554
197,145
Ahoada West
266,769
275,995
285,541
295,416
Akukutoru
175,650
181,725
188,010
194,512
Andoni
233,258
241,325
249,672
258,306
Asari-Toru
235,252
243,388
251,806
260,515
Bonny
230,110
238,069
246,302
254,820
Degama
267,021
276,256
285,810
295,694
Eleme
203,577
210,618
217,902
225,438
Emuoha
215,204
222,647
230,347
238,314
Etche
267,526
276,778
286,351
296,254
Gokana
250,265
258,921
267,875
277,140
Ikwere
202,224
209,218
216,454
223,940
Khana
313,536
324,379
335,598
347,204
Obio/Akpor
494,883
511,999
529,706
548,026
Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni
303,228
313,715
324,565
335,790
80,579
83,366
86,249
89,232
Okrika
237,926
246,155
254,668
263,475
Omumma
107,452
111,168
115,013
118,990
Opobo/Nkoro
163,587
169,245
175,098
181,154
Oyingbo
134,150
138,789
143,589
148,555
5,764,536
5,963,900
6,170,159
6,383,552
128,774
133,227
137,835
142,602
10,755,816
Total
11,027,803
11,512,656
11,910,816
Ogu/Bolo
Port-Harcourt
Tai
59
TABLE 48.1: POPULATION OF SOKOTO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
2006
Local
Government Area
Total
Local
Government Area
Male
Female
Male
Anka
127,777
139,197
266,974
Binji
52,949
51,325
104,274
Bakura
61,254
65,611
126,865
Bodinga
87,844
86,458
174,302
Binji
26,757
27,482
54,239
Dange Shuni
97,709
95,734
193,443
Bodinga
56,379
57,688
114,067
Gada
122,232
126,819
249,051
Bukkuyun
60,275
60794
121069
Goronyo
90,639
91,479
182,118
Bungudu
93,734
96,049
189,783
Gudu
48,125
47,275
95,400
Dange Shuni
77,008
75,458
152,466
Gwadabawa
116,300
115,269
231,569
Gada
73,332
74,583
147,915
Illela
74,949
75,184
150,133
Goronyo
52,439
54,227
106,666
Isa
73,474
76,794
150,268
Gummi
102,063
103,912
205,975
Kebbe
62,338
60,816
123,154
Gusau
131,585
127,751
259,336
Kware
66,778
67,306
134,084
Gwadabawa
71,100
71,896
142,996
Raba
75,001
74,151
149,152
Illela
64,563
67,367
131,930
Sabon Birni
99,397
108,073
207,470
Isa
86,319
95,905
182,224
Shagari
79,438
77,469
156,907
132,403
138,723
271,126
Silame
53,091
51,510
104,601
Kware
58,137
58,002
116,139
Sokoto North
124,134
108,878
233,012
Maradun
64,774
66,649
131,423
Sokoto South
103,207
94,479
197,686
Rabah
44,011
47,108
91,119
Tambuwal
113,495
112,422
225,917
Sabon Birni
72,069
80,925
152,994
Tangaza
55,309
59,461
114,770
Silame
32,202
32,920
65,122
Tureta
34,567
33,847
68,414
Sokoto
146,053
130,909
276,962
Wamakko
91,466
87,780
179,246
Talata Mafara
67,954
70,890
138,844
Wurno
81,854
80,549
162,403
Tambuwal
73,501
73,475
146,976
Yabo
59,417
55,885
115,302
Tangaza
62,838
65,281
128,119
Tsafe
81,892
81,620
163,512
Wamakko
69,737
70,400
140,137
Wurno
49,785
51,179
100,964
Yabo
83,383
84,168
167,551
Zurmi
85,550
91,133
176,683
Total
2,208,874 2,610,302
4,470,176
Total
1,863,713
1,838,963
3,702,676
Kaura Namoda
60
Female
Total
TABLE 48.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF SOKOTO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011
2009

2008
2010
2011
Binji
110,722
114,094
117,569
121,149
Bodinga
185,080
190,717
196,525
202,510
Dange Shuni
205,405
211,660
218,106
224,749
Gada
264,451
272,505
280,804
289,356
Goronyo
193,380
199,269
205,337
211,591
Gudu
101,299
104,384
107,563
110,839
Gwadabawa
245,888
253,377
261,093
269,045
Illela
159,417
164,272
169,274
174,430
Isa
159,560
164,419
169,427
174,587
Kebbe
130,769
134,752
138,856
143,085
Kware
142,375
146,711
151,179
155,783
Raba
158,694
163,527
168,507
173,638
Sabon Birni
220,299
227,008
233,922
241,046
Shagari
166,610
171,684
176,912
182,300
Silame
111,069
114,452
117,937
121,529
Sokoto North
247,421
254,956
262,720
270,721
Sokoto South
209,910
216,303
222,890
229,678
Tambuwal
239,887
247,193
254,721
262,478
Tangaza
121,367
125,578
129,403
133,344
72,644
74,857
77,137
79,486
Wamakko
190,330
196,126
202,099
208,254
Wurno
172,445
177,697
183,109
188,685
Yabo
122,432
126,160
130,003
133,962
3,931,454
4,051,701
4,175,093
110,722
Tureta
Total
61
TABLE 49.1:
POPULATION OF TARABA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006

1991
Local
Government Area
2006
Female
Total
Local
Government Area
161,904
157,067
318,971
Ardo-Kola
Donga
42,460
42,166
84,626
Bali
107,979
103,045
211,024
Gashaka
25,481
24,284
49,765
Donga
67,582
65,523
133,105
Ibi
29,003
29,147
58,150
Gashaka
45,587
41,579
87,166
Jalingo
72,496
68,165
140,661
Gassol
126,856
118,230
245,086
Karim/Lamido
66,376
67,892
134,268
Ibi
42,654
41,648
84,302
Bali
Lau
Male
Male
Female
Total
44,533
43,251
87,784
31,496
32,028
63,524
Jalingo
71,997
68,321
140,318
110,021
110,426
220,447
Karim-Lamido
98,315
95,609
193,924
Takum
73,646
74,206
147,852
Kurmi
46,383
44,899
91,282
Wukari
80,536
76,634
157,170
Lau
Yorro
28,466
29,630
58,096
Sardauna
Zing
37,998
40,656
78,654
Sardauna
48,582
46,608
95,190
112,060
112,297
224,357
Takum
68,062
66,514
134,576
Ussa
46,558
44,331
90,889
124,285
113,998
238,283
Yorro
45,633
44,232
89,865
Zing
64,759
62,926
127,685
Wukari
*Disputed Arears
Total
759,883
752,301
1,512,184
Total
10,106
9,858
19,964
1,171,931
1,122,869
2,294,800
TABLE 49.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF TARABA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011
Local Government
Area
2008
2009
2010
2011
93,026
95,763
98,581
101,482
Bali
223,625
230,205
236,979
243,952
Donga
141,053
145,204
149,476
153,875
92,371
95,089
97,887
100,767
259,721
267,364
275,231
283,329
89,336
91,965
94,671
97,456
Jalingo
148,697
153,072
157,577
162,213
Karim-Lamido
205,504
211,551
217,776
224,184
96,733
99,579
102,509
105,526
Lau
100,874
103,842
106,898
110,043
Sardauna
237,754
244,750
251,952
259,366
Takum
142,612
146,809
151,128
155,575
96,316
99,151
102,068
105,071
Ardo-Kola
Gashaka
Gassol
Ibi
Kurmi
Ussa
Wukari
252,512
259,942
267,591
275,465
Yorro
95,231
98,033
100,918
103,887
Zing
135,310
139,291
143,390
147,609
21,156
21,779
22,419
23,079
Total
2,431,831
2,503,389
2,577,051
2,652,879
*Disputed Arears
62
TABLE 50.1: POPULATION OF YOBE STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Local
Government Area
Male
Bade
54,070
Bursari
35,720
Damaturu
51,131
Fika
59,034
Fune
Geidam
2006
Total
Local
Government Area
52,136
106,206
Bade
73,709
66,095
139,804
34,606
70,326
Bursari
56,381
53,311
109,692
48,343
99,474
Damaturu
48,361
39,345
87,706
59,884
118,918
Fika
69,175
67,561
136,736
62,892
61,925
124,817
Fune
45,828
41,163
86,991
Gujba
73,878
71,591
Jakusko
41,216
39,110
Female
Male
Female
Total
150,896
151,058
301,954
Geidam
82,482
73,258
155,740
145,469
Gujba
72,310
57,487
129,797
80,326
Gulani
51,686
51,830
103,516
Jakusko
Machina
22,572
21,702
44,274
120,728
111,730
232,458
Nangere
123,839
116,452
240,291
Karasuwa
55,385
50,129
105,514
Nguru
72,760
67,412
140,172
Machina
31,771
29,223
60,994
Yunusari
38,181
37,979
76,160
Nangere
44,470
43,047
87,517
Yusufari
33,608
32,655
66,263
Nguru
80,827
69,872
150,699
Potiskum
Total
714,729
684,958
1,399,687
105,388
99,478
204,866
Tarmua
40,612
37,055
77,667
Yunusari
64,918
61,022
125,940
Yusufari
55,935
54,804
110,739
1,205,034
1,116,305
2,321,339
Total
TABLE 50.2 PROJECTED POPULATION OF YOBE STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 - 2011
Local Government
Area
2008
2009
2010
2011
Bade
149,941
155,282
160,813
166,541
Bursari
117,646
121,836
126,176
130,670
Damaturu
94,065
97,416
100,886
104,479
Fika
146,650
151,874
157,284
162,886
Fune
323,848
335,384
347,330
359,702
Geidam
167,032
172,982
179,144
185,525
Gujba
139,208
144,167
149,302
154,620
Gulani
111,022
114,976
119,072
123,313
Jakusko
249,313
258,194
267,390
276,915
Karasuwa
113,165
117,196
121,370
125,693
Machina
65,417
67,747
70,160
72,659
Nangere
93,863
97,206
100,669
104,254
Nguru
161,626
167,383
173,345
179,520
Potiskum
219,720
227,547
235,652
244,046
Tarmua
83,298
86,266
89,338
92,521
Yunusari
135,072
139,883
144,855
150,026
Yusufari
118,768
122,999
127,380
131,917
Total
2,489,654
2,578,338
2,670,166
2,765,287
63
TABLE 51.1: POPULATION OF ZAMFARA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 2006

2006
Male
Female
Total
Anka
72,456
71,181
143,637
Bakura
92,369
94,772
187,141
Birnin Magaji
90,824
93,259
184,083
Bukkuyum
108,812
107,536
216,348
Bungudu
128,831
129,813
258,644
Gummi
102,686
104,035
206,721
Gusau
198,682
185,030
383,712
Kaura Namoda
145,548
139,815
285,363
Maradun
106,403
101,160
207,563
Maru
146,920
146,221
293,141
66,512
69,452
135,964
Talata Mafara
107,516
108,134
215,650
Tsafe
129,010
137,919
266,929
Zurmi
145,054
148,923
293,977
1,641,623
1,637,250
3,278,873
Shinkafi
Total
TABLE 51.2 PROJECTED POPULATION OF ZAMFARA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2008 2010

2008
2009
2010
2011
Anka
153,130
153,130
163,251
168,560
Bakura
199,510
205,997
212,696
219,612
Birnin Magaji
196,249
202,631
209,220
216,023
Bukkuyum
230,647
238,147
245,891
253,887
Bungudu
275,738
284,705
293,963
303,522
Gummi
220,384
227,550
234,949
242,589
Gusau
409,072
422,374
436,109
450,290
Kaura Namoda
304,223
314,116
324,330
334,877
Maradun
221,281
228,477
235,906
243,577
Maru
312,515
322,678
333,170
344,004
Shinkafi
144,950
149,664
154,170
159,555
Talata Mafara
229,903
237,379
245,098
253,068
Tsafe
284,571
293,825
303,379
313,244
Zurmi
313,407
323,598
334,120
344,985
Total
3,495,580
3,604,271
3,726,252
3,847,793
64
TABLE 52.1: POPULATION OF FCT, ABUJA BY AREA COUNCIL, 1991 AND 2006
1991
Area Council
2006
Male
Female
Total
10,833
10,248
21,081
129,388
97,561
226,949
Gwagwalada
42,656
36,650
Kuje
22,422
21,916
Abaji
Abuja Municipal
Total
205,299
166,375
Male
Female
Total
28,860
29,782
58,642
AMAC
415,951
360,347
776,298
79,306
Bwari
115,346
113,928
229,274
44,338
Gwagwalada
80,182
78,436
158,618
Kuje
49,420
47,813
97,233
Kwali
43,413
42,761
86,174
Total
733,172
673,067
1,406,239
371,674
Area Council
Abaji
TABLE 52.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF FCT, ABUJA BY AREA COUNCIL, 2008 - 2011
Area Council
2008
2009
2010
2011
70,630
77,513
85,068
93,359
AMAC
934,991
1,026,116
1,126,123
1,235,877
Bwari
276,143
303,056
332,592
365,007
Gwagwalada
191,043
209,662
230,097
252,522
Kuje
117,110
128,523
141,049
154,796
Kwali
103,790
113,905
125,007
137,190
1,693,707
1,858,775
2,039,936
2,238,751
Abaji
Total
65
TABLE 53: 1991 POPULATION OF STATES BY SEX AND SEX RATIO

State
Male
Female
Sex Ratio
Abia
1,125,999
1,212,488
92.87
Adamawa
1,050,791
1,051,262
99.96
Akwa Ibom
1,167,829
1,241,784
94.04
Anambra
1,374,671
1,421,804
96.68
Bauchi
2,192,423
2,158,584
101.57
Bayelsa
Benue
1,368,965
1,384,112
98.91
Borno
1,296,111
1,239,892
104.53
956,136
955,161
100.1
1,271,932
1,318,559
96.46
Edo
1,085,156
1,086,849
99.84
Ekiti
1,475,648
1,678,732
87.90
Imo
1,166,448
1,319,187
88.42
Jigawa
1,455,780
1,419,745
102.54
Kaduna
2,041,141
1,894,477
107.74
Kano
2,958,736
2,851,734
103.75
Katsina
1,860,658
1,892,475
98.32
Kebbi
1,035,723
1,032,767
100.29
Kogi
1,039,484
1,108,272
93.79
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
Enugu
Gombe
Kwara
773,182
775,230
99.74
Lagos
3,010,604
2,714,512
110.91
Nassarawa
Niger
1,252,466
1,169,115
107.13
Ogun
1,147,746
1,185,980
96.78
Ondo
1,881,884
1,903,454
98.87
Osun
1,043,126
1,115,017
93.55
Oyo
1,711,428
1,741,292
98.28
Plateau
1,657,209
1,655,203
100.12
Rivers
2,239,558
2,069,999
108.19
Sokoto
2,208,874
2,261,302
97.68
Taraba
759,872
752,291
101.01
Yobe
714,729
684,958
104.35
205,299
166,375
123.40
44,529,608
44,462,612
100.15
Zamfara
FCT, Abuja
Nigeria
66
TABLE 54: AGE DEPENDENCY RATIO BY STATE AND RURAL- URBAN RESIDENCE, 1991
State
Abia
Young
Rural
Urban
Old
Total
Rural
Overall
Urban
Total
Rural
Urban
Total
96.5
77.6
88.9
10.3
4.2
7.9
106.8
8.2
96.8
Adamawa
104.9
84.8
86.9
5.1
2.4
7.4
110
87
94.3
Akwa Ibom
89.1
82.8
102.1
9.7
8.5
4.8
98.8
91.3
106.9
Anambra
81.4
77.3
78.8
7.9
6.5
89.4
83.3
85.3
94
91.2
93.4
4.2
5.8
100
95.4
99.2
Benue
106.4
94.1
104.5
10.7
9.4
117.1
97.9
113.9
Borno
77.7
87.1
81
6.2
3.4
5.2
83.9
90.5
86.2
99
85.7
95.2
5.4
3.1
4.8
104.4
88.7
100
90.1
88.2
93.3
9.8
4.5
8.1
100
92.7
101.4
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
Edo
96.2
85.6
91.1
9.1
7.1
105.3
90.5
98.2
Ekiti
102
92.5
97.9
7.1
4.2
6.3
109.1
96.7
104.2
89.1
82.8
97
9.8
8.5
9.3
98.8
91.3
106.3
76
80.2
76.1
6.8
5.4
6.6
82.8
85.6
82.7
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
Kaduna
Kano
Katsina
96
89.1
120.7
6.3
3.2
6.2
101.8
92.4
126.9
82.1
83.5
82.5
6.2
5.6
88.3
88.2
88.1
92
94.3
94.4
5.6
5.4
97.5
99.2
99.8
Kebbi
96.4
93.5
95.8
5.7
4.1
56
102.1
97.5
101.4
Kogi
99.3
93.5
97.5
10.1
8.4
9.3
109.4
102
106.8
Kwara
90.1
82.8
86.8
11.8
6.5
9.2
101.9
89.2
96
Lagos
80.2
66.5
68.3
5.2
2.3
2.6
85.5
69
70.9
Niger
95.1
83.9
92.1
6.9
3.1
5.9
102
87
98
Ogun
85.6
77.1
81.7
12.7
7.7
10.4
98.4
85
92.1
Ondo
83
79
81.2
7.5
7.3
90.2
86
88.5
Osun
88
82.4
84.6
12
9.5
10.3
99.1
91.9
94.9
Oyo
84
77.3
79.3
10.5
6.2
7.5
94.5
83.5
86.8
Plateau
99.1
89.4
96.3
9.2
3.6
7.7
108.3
93
104
Rivers
83.8
78.2
81.8
4.2
3.1
3.7
88
81.2
85.5
Sokoto
86.3
90.8
86.9
4.8
91.3
94.8
91.7
Taraba
94
90.9
93.4
7.5
4.6
101.3
95.8
100.4
Yobe
84
93.1
86.2
6.4
4.4
6.2
89.9
97.5
92.4
77.5
56.2
70.4
5.5
1.2
4.2
83
57.4
74.6
86.8
7.3
4.7
6.4
97.6
88.6
93.2
Nassarawa
Zamfara
FTC, Abuja
Nigeria
90.4
90.9
67
TABLE 55:
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY AGE GROUP AND SEX NATIONAL, 2006
Age Group
Male
Female
Both Sexes
04
11,569,218
11,025,749
22,594,967
59
10,388,611
9,616,769
20,005,380
10 14
8,504,319
7,631,631
16,135,950
15 19
7,536,532
7,362,887
14,899,419
20 24
6,237,549
7,197,530
13,435,079
25 29
5,534,458
6,676,968
12,211,426
30 34
4,505,186
4,962,352
9,467,538
35 -39
3,661,133
3,670,622
7,331,755
40 44
3,395,489
3,060,981
6,456,470
45 49
2,561,526
2,029,767
4,591,293
50 -54
2,363,937
1,885,282
4,249,219
55 59
1,189,770
876,477
2,066,247
60 64
1,363,219
1,087,067
2,450,286
65 69
628,436
522,612
1,151,048
70 - 74
765,988
564,609
1,330,597
75 79
327,416
252,422
579,838
80 84
408,680
351,373
760,053
85 +
404,021
311,204
715,225
Nigeria
71,345,488
69,086,302
140,431,790
TABLE 56: POPULATION OF THE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD - NATIONAL DISTRIBUTION BY AGE GROUP AND
RELATIONSHIP, 2006
Age
Group
Total
0-4
22,594,967
Head of
Household
Relationship to the head of household

Other Blood
Brother/Sister
Child
Parent
Relatio
Spouse
-
Non-Blood
Relation
Institutional
Household
20,431,741
363,849
1,102,107
269,892
427,378
5-9
20,005,380
17,747,228
465,264
987,496
254,457
550,935
10 - 14
16,135,950
34,253
217,972
13,229,116
602,355
889,951
311,952
850,351
15 - 19
14,899,419
217,730
1,354,403
10,247,840
872,384
899,323
395,867
911,872
20 - 24
13,435,079
1,012,323
2,853,038
6,484,644
3,450
955,015
840,919
481,104
804,586
25 - 29
12,211,426
2,391,311
3,829,059
3,739,600
5,978
684,686
615,462
379,216
566,114
30 - 34
9,467,538
3,362,402
3,406,265
1,518,368
17,392
322,248
320,944
192,551
327,368
35 -39
7,331,755
3,345,172
2,630,232
636,952
46,724
164,193
183,853
107,568
217,061
40 - 44
6,456,470
3,478,464
2,087,037
314,495
91,750
100,941
131,053
71,449
181,281
45 - 49
4,591,293
2,702,522
1,310,584
157,893
108,571
60,868
86,588
46,271
117,996
50 -54
4,249,219
2,631,297
1,071,244
109,985
171,763
51,699
85,904
35,533
91,794
55 - 59
2,066,247
1,327,182
456,058
43,971
112,674
24,148
41,308
17,374
43,532
60 - 64
2,450,286
1,605,867
443,019
58,743
195,686
30,235
60,137
16,772
39,827
65 - 69
1,151,048
752,363
194,390
30,593
103,741
14,068
29,659
8,124
18,110
70 - 74
1,330,597
899,151
147,579
32,176
166,095
16,514
40,986
8,018
20,078
75 - 79
579,838
382,139
65,971
19,135
73,937
7,414
18,127
3,902
9,213
80 - 84
760,053
484,533
73,887
28,844
116,170
10,439
28,890
5,130
12,160
52,300
20,193,038
14,762
74,846,086
123,227
1,337,158
8,975
4,755,295
28,703
6,391,410
4,557
2,609,737
12,899
5,202,555
85 +
715,225
469,802
Nigeria
140,431,790
25,096,511
68
TABLE 57:
Age Group
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY AGE GROUP 10 AND ABOVE, SEX AND MARITAL

STATUS (BOTH SEXES) NATIONAL, 2006
Marital Status
Total
Never Married
Married
Seperated
Divorced
Widowed
10 14
16,135,950
15,383,390
599,325
75,985
54,596
22,654
15 19
14,899,419
12,707,493
2,028,569
67,389
67,676
28,292
20 24
13,435,079
8,831,830
4,403,719
81,609
79,243
38,678
25 29
12,211,426
5,159,619
6,816,610
99,739
83,738
51,720
30 34
9,467,538
1,803,167
7,398,387
104,492
81,276
80,216
35 39
7,331,755
626,912
6,459,217
83,275
63,936
98,415
40 44
6,456,470
283,011
5,867,180
79,006
66,393
160,880
45 49
4,591,293
153,879
4,179,563
56,702
45,885
155,264
50 -54
4,249,219
119,412
3,782,460
57,654
48,780
240,913
55 59
2,066,247
56,974
1,822,179
27,992
22,132
136,970
60 64
2,450,286
80,510
2,051,541
37,562
32,200
248,473
65 69
1,151,048
43,018
939,241
16,634
13,481
138,674
70 - 74
1,330,597
60,390
1,044,375
20,988
17,888
186,956
75 79
579,838
33,772
444,668
8,215
6,723
86,460
80 84
760,053
50,807
559,967
12,813
10,583
125,883
85 +
715,225
43,489
527,316
11,483
9,084
123,853
45,437,673
48,924,317
841,538
703,614
1,924,301
Nigeria
97,831,443
TABLE 58: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY AGE 10 AND ABOVE, SEX AND MARITAL STATUS
(MALE) - NATIONAL, 2006
Marital Status
Age Group
Total
Never Married
Married
Seperated
Divorced
Widowed
10 14
8,504,319
8,222,203
203,079
39,730
28,515
10,792
15 19
7,536,532
7,143,939
321,886
32,127
26,927
11,653
20 24
6,237,549
5,255,068
910,812
34,912
24,064
12,693
25 29
5,534,458
3,298,431
2,154,183
42,949
25,500
13,395
30 34
4,505,486
1,215,856
3,203,747
44,848
25,436
15,599
35 -39
3,661,133
399,277
3,192,799
33,553
19,871
15,633
40 44
3,395,489
154,108
3,171,102
30,081
19,937
20,261
45 49
2,561,526
79,053
2,429,266
21,349
14,293
17,565
50 -54
2,363,937
54,692
2,254,323
19,609
13,644
21,669
55 59
1,189,770
26,523
1,132,832
10,460
6,964
12,991
60 64
1,363,219
31,194
1,292,263
12,259
8,495
19,008
65 69
628,436
16,689
590,793
5,973
3,927
11,054
70 - 74
765,988
22,587
715,645
7,160
4,767
15,829
75 79
327,416
13,546
299,896
3,335
2,121
8,518
80 84
408,680
19,214
372,247
4,057
2,566
10,596
85 +
404,021
Nigeria
49,387,959
17,343
366,528
4,197
2,600
13,353
25,969,723
22,611,401
346,599
229,627
230,609
69
TABLE 59:
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY AGE GROUP 10 AND ABOVE, SEX AND MARITAL

STATUS (FEMALE) NATIONAL, 2006
Age Group
Total
Never Married
Married
Seperated
Divorced
Widowed
7,161,187
5,563,554
3,576,762
1,861,188
587,311
396,246
1,706,683
3,492,907
4,662,427
4,194,640
36,255
35,262
46,697
56,790
59,944
26,081
40,749
55,179
58,238
55,840
11,862
16,639
25,985
38,325
64,617
15 19
20 24
25 29
30 34
Age Group
7,362,887
7,197,530
6,676,968
4,962,352
Total
35 -39
40 44
45 49
50 -54
55 59
60 64
65 69
70 - 74
75 79
80 84
85 +
3,670,622
3,060,981
2,029,767
1,885,282
876,477
1,087,067
522,612
564,609
252,422
351,373
311,204
227,635
128,903
74,826
64,720
30,451
49,316
26,329
37,803
20,226
31,593
26,146
3,266,418
2,696,078
1,750,297
1,528,137
689,347
759,278
348,448
328,730
144,772
187,720
160,788
49,722
48,925
35,353
38,045
17,532
25,303
10,661
13,828
4,880
8,756
7,286
44,065
46,456
31,592
35,136
15,168
23,705
9,554
13,121
4,602
8,017
6,484
82,782
140,619
137,699
219,244
123,979
229,465
127,620
171,127
77,942
115,287
110,500
Nigeria
48,443,784
19,467,950
26,312,916
495,239
473,987
1,693,692
Marital Status
TABLE 60: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY RELATIONSHIP TO THE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD

AND SEX NATIONAL, 2006
Sex
Relationship
Head of Household
Spouse
Child
Parent
Brother/Sister
Other Blood Relation
Non- Blood Relation
Institutional Household
Total
Both Sexes
Male
Female
25,096,511
20,193,038
74,846,086
1,337,158
4,755,295
6,391,410
2,609,737
5,202,555
20,945,578
403,581
39,303,923
179,987
2,556,987
3,097,995
1,451,275
3,406,162
4,150,933
19,789,457
35,542,163
1,157,171
2,198,308
3,293,415
1,158,462
1,796,393
140,431,790
71,345,488
69,086,302
TABLE 61: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY TYPE OF HOUSEHOLD AND SEX NATIONAL, 2006
Sex
Household Type
Regular
Institutional/Census Functionaries
Homeless Household
Homeless Person
Nomadic Household
Transient Persons/Household
Fishing and Hunting Persons/Household
Total
Households
Both Sexes
Male
Female
28,197,085
382,880
38,825
47,674
176,046
22,932
35,050
133,716,506
5,013,486
210,977
189,069
946,122
133,070
222,560
67,115,402
3,260,584
124,347
145,578
489,511
84,546
125,520
66,601,104
1,752,902
86,630
43,491
456,611
48,524
97,040
28,900,492
140,431,790
71,345,488
69,086,302
70
TABLE 62: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY SIZE CLASS OF HOUSEHOLD AND SEX

NATIONAL, 2006
Size Class of Household
Sex
Male
Both Sexes
Female
1 Person
3,609,746
2,782,030
827,716
2 Persons
8,206,626
4,139,715
4,066,911
3 Persons
11,220,708
5,399,323
5,821,385
4 Persons
15,196,072
7,424,644
7,771,428
5 Persons
17,025,805
8,416,123
8,609,682
6 Persons
17,695,152
8,799,826
8,895,326
7 Persons
18,244,947
9,078,536
9,166,411
8 Persons
21,369,096
10,929,419
10,439,677
> 8 Persons
27,863,638
14,375,872
13,487,766
Total
140,431,790
71,345,488
69,086,302
TABLE 63: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY SEX AND TYPE OF DISABILITY NATIONAL, 2006
Type of Disability
Sex
Total
None
Seeing
Hearing
Speaking
Mobility
Mental
Other
Male
71,345,488
778,418
240,644
192,411
248,903
105,785
142,590
69,636,737
Female
69,086,302
697,303
229,242
175,649
218,212
88,951
135,061
67,541,884
Total
140,431,790
1,475,721
469,886
368,060
467,115
194,736
277,651
137,178,621
TABLE 64: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF LITERATE BY AGE GROUP AND

SEX NATIONAL,
Age Group
2006
Sex
Male
Both Sexes
Female
69
6,927,539
3,664,812
3,262,727
10 14
11,475,145
6,125,671
5,349,474
15 19
11,886,674
6,241,532
5,645,142
20 24
10,410,997
5,207,988
5,203,009
25 29
9,105,457
4,483,180
4,622,277
30 34
6,660,211
3,469,292
3,190,919
35 39
5,220,013
2,844,373
2,375,640
40 44
4,199,406
2,485,927
1,713,479
45 49
3,062,875
1,911,692
1,151,183
50 -54
2,435,519
1,566,270
869,249
55 59
1,255,721
825,407
430,314
60 64
1,184,445
792,615
391,830
65 69
562,455
375,683
186,772
70 - 74
550,721
383,614
167,107
75 79
249,451
169,050
80,401
80 84
288,472
184,877
103,595
276,475
183,753
92,722
75,751,576
40,915,736
34,835,840
85 +
Total
71
TABLE 65: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF AGE 6 AND ABOVE BY SEX, AGE GROUP
AND LITERACY
STATUS (BOTH SEXES) NATIONAL, 2006
Literacy Status
Age Group
Total
Literate
Non Literate
69
15,427,128
6,927,539
8,499,589
10 14
16,135,950
11,475,145
4,660,805
15 19
14,899,419
11,886,674
3,012,745
20 24
13,435,079
10,410,997
3,024,082
25 29
12,211,426
9,105,457
3,105,969
30 34
9,467,538
6,660,211
2,807,327
35 39
7,331,755
5,220,013
2,111,742
40 44
6,456,470
4,199,406
2,257,064
45 49
4,591,293
3,062,875
1,528,418
50 -54
4,249,219
2,435,519
1,813,700
55 59
2,066,247
1,255,721
810,526
60 64
2,450,286
1,184,445
1,265,841
65 69
1,151,048
562,455
588,593
70 - 74
1,330,597
550,721
779,876
75 79
579,838
249,451
330,387
80 84
760,053
288,472
471,581
85 +
715,225
Total
113,258,571
276,475
438,750
75,751,576
37,506,995
TABLE 66: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF AGE 6 AND ABOVE BY SEX, AGE GROUP
AND LITERACY STATUS (MALE) NATIONAL, 2006
Literacy Status
Age Group
Literate
Non Literate
69
8,019,472
Total
3,664,812
4,354,660
10 14
8,504,319
6,125,671
2,378,648
15 19
7,536,532
6,241,532
1,295,000
20 24
6,237,549
5,207,988
1,029,561
25 29
5,534,458
4,483,180
1,051,278
30 34
4,505,186
3,469,292
1,035,894
35 39
3,661,133
2,844,373
816,760
40 44
3,395,489
2,485,927
909,562
45 49
2,561,526
1,911,692
649,834
50 -54
2,363,937
1,566,270
797,667
55 59
1,189,770
825,407
364,363
60 64
1,363,219
792,615
570,604
65 69
628,436
375,683
252,753
70 - 74
765,988
383,614
382,374
75 79
327,416
169,050
158,366
80 84
408,680
184,877
223,803
85 +
404,021
183,753
220,268
40,915,736
16,491,395
Total
57,407,131
72
TABLE 67:
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF AGE 6 AND ABOVE BY SEX, AGE GROUP

AND LITERACY STATUS FEMALE) NATIONAL, 2006
Literacy Status
Age Group
Literate
Non Literate
69
7,407,656
Total
3,262,727
4,144,929
10 14
7,631,631
5,349,474
2,282,157
15 19
7,362,887
5,645,142
1,717,745
20 24
7,197,530
5,203,009
1,994,521
25 29
6,676,968
4,622,277
2,054,691
30 34
4,962,352
3,190,919
1,771,433
35 39
3,670,622
2,375,640
1,294,982
40 44
3,060,981
1,713,479
1,347,502
45 49
2,029,767
1,151,183
878,584
50 -54
1,885,282
869,249
1,016,033
55 59
876,477
430,314
446,163
60 64
1,087,067
391,830
695,237
65 69
522,612
186,772
335,840
70 - 74
564,609
167,107
397,502
75 79
252,422
80,401
172,021
80 84
351,373
103,595
247,778
85 +
311,204
92,722
218,482
34,835,840
21,015,600
Total
55,851,440
TABLE 68: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF AGE 6 AND ABOVE BY SEX AGE GROUP
ANDSCHOOLING STATUS (BOTH SEXES) - NATIONAL, 2006
Age
Group
Schooling Status
Attending
Attending
Primary
JSS
Total
Never
Attended
Attended in the
Past but not Now
69
15,427,128
5,440,022
81,305
9,786,955
118,846
10 14
16,135,950
3,631,303
555,992
7,155,808
4,106,868
685,979
15 19
14,899,419
3,347,333
1,491,847
644,568
2,849,724
5,275,306
1,290,641
20 24
13,435,079
3,426,959
3,261,520
2,918,689
3,827,911
25 29
12,212,426
3,486,297
4,256,749
590,139
3,879,241
30 34
9,467,538
3,133,911
3,857,425
2,476,202
35 39
7,331,755
2,356,324
4,833,360
142,071
40 44
6,456,470
2,513,571
3,872,657
70,242
45 49
4,591,293
1,695,558
2,852,040
43,695
50 -54
4,249,219
2,006,122
2,213,091
30,006
55 59
2,066,247
897,189
1,152,300
16,758
60 64
2,450,286
1,385,314
1,054,617
10,355
65 69
1,151,048
633,751
517,297
70 - 74
1,330,597
848,225
482,372
75 79
579,838
356,047
223,791
80 84
760,053
510,756
249,297
85 +
715,225
472,670
242,555
Total
113,259,571
36,141,352
31,198,215
17,587,331
7,075,438
9,470,113
11,787,122
73
Attending
SSS
Attending
Tertiary
TABLE 69:
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF AGE 6 AND ABOVE BY SEX, AGE GROUP AND SCHOOLING
STATUS (MALE) - NATIONAL, 2006
Schooling Status
Age
Group
Total
Never
Attended
Attended in
the Past but
not Now
Attending
Primary
Attending JSS
Attending SSS
Attending
Tertiary
69
8,019,472
2,800,723
44,588
5,109,714
64,447
10 14
8,504,319
1,892,470
299,712
3,815,469
2,143,816
352,852
15 19
7,536,532
1,495,016
682,754
364,408
1,542,402
2,780,780
671,172
20 - 24
6,237,549
1,228,831
1,460,619
1,590,243
1,957,856
25 - 29
5,534,458
1,235,250
1,963,517
318,274
2,017,417
30 - 34
4,505,186
1,204,676
1,961,055
1,339,455
35 - 39
3,661,133
949,852
2,634,170
77,111
40 - 44
3,395,489
1,057,402
2,302,870
35,217
45 - 49
2,561,526
754,778
1,786,067
20,681
50 -54
2,363,937
918,385
1,430,927
14,625
55 - 59
1,189,770
422,574
759,568
7,628
60 - 64
1,363,219
648,159
710,208
4,852
65 - 69
628,436
282,834
345,602
70 - 74
765,988
428,406
337,582
75 - 79
327,416
175,616
151,800
80 84
408,680
249,082
159,598
85 +
404,021
242,959
161,062
Total
57,407,131
15,987,013
17,191,699
TABLE 70:
9,289,591
3,750,665
5,042,149
6,146,014
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF AGE 6 AND ABOVE BY SEX, AGE GROUP AND SCHOOLING STATUS
(FEMALE) - NATIONAL, 2006
Schooling Status
Age
Group
69
10 14
15 19
20 24
25 29
30 34
35 39
40 44
45 49
50 -54
55 59
60 64
65 69
70 - 74
75 79
80 84
85 +
Total
Never
Attended
7,407,656
7,631,631
7,362,887
7,197,530
6,676,968
4,962,352
3,670,622
3,060,981
2,029,767
1,885,282
876,477
1,087,067
522,612
564,609
252,422
351,373
311,204
2,639,299
1,738,833
1,852,317
2,198,128
2,251,047
1,929,235
1,406,472
1,456,169
940,780
1,087,737
474,615
737,155
350,917
419,819
180,431
261,674
229,711
Total
55,851,440
20,154,339
Attended in
the Past but
not Now
36,717
256,280
809,093
1,800,901
2,292,232
1,896,370
2,199,190
1,569,787
1,065,973
782,164
392,732
344,409
171,695
144,790
71,991
89,699
81,493
Attending
Primary
Attending JSS
Attending SSS
Attending
Tertiary
4,677,241
3,340,339
280,160
-
54,399
1,963,052
1,307,322
-
333,127
2,494,526
1,328,446
271,865
-
619,469
1,870,055
1,861,824
1,136,747
64,960
35,025
23,014
15,381
9,130
5,503
-
14,005,516
8,297,740
3,324,773
4,427,964
5,641,108
74
TABLE 71: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF AGE 6 AND ABOVE BY SEX, AGE GROUP AND EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
(BOTH SEXES) NATIONAL, 2006
Educational Attainment
Age
Group
Total
None
Nursery
Primary
JSS/Modern
School
SSS/SEC/T
TC
6-9
13,642,012
5,251,369
8,233,381
157,262
10 - 14
16,115,528
4,963,254
5,986,104
4,419,589
744,888
1,693
15 - 19
14,899,419
3,552,684
597,395
3,342,376
5,464,661
1,699,725
20 - 24
13,435,079
3,562,625
61,318
771,209
3,254,607
4,505,014
25 - 29
12,211,426
3,641,219
67,195
958,734
976,337
4,378,367
30 - 34
9,467,538
3,278,838
59,573
894,167
314,542
3,076,233
35 - 39
7,331,755
2,471,327
47,521
745,631
259,572
2,305,282
40 - 44
6,456,470
2,625,025
41,652
646,244
201,706
45 - 49
4,591,293
1,775,001
32,390
538,637
50 -54
4,249,219
2,090,642
30,500
55 - 59
2,066,247
936,933
15,813
60 - 64
2,450,286
1,440,136
65 - 69
1,151,048
70 - 74
75 - 79
University
Graduate/H
ND
OND/NCE
Post
Graduate
Other
150,952
24,010
67,616
781,666
365,294
44,520
88,826
1,163,827
828,518
96,617
100,612
847,667
770,453
132,154
93,911
693,677
599,168
134,586
74,991
1,650,918
561,979
515,477
136,763
76,706
156,533
1,111,634
409,163
401,397
113,344
53,194
479,022
133,301
799,564
272,290
293,254
90,446
60,200
263,685
81,192
410,974
133,119
148,163
48,055
28,313
19,721
256,699
87,757
323,662
111,482
130,215
43,534
37,080
663,752
15,261
154,331
54,649
110,343
52,920
62,767
21,457
15,568
1,330,597
884,783
14,814
146,770
49,072
97,401
43,940
52,923
18,709
22,185
579,838
371,666
7,245
68,416
25,314
47,840
19,440
23,304
8,375
8,238
80 - 84
760,053
532,798
9,193
74,594
25,092
51,880
21,173
24,605
8,184
12,534
85 +
715,225
492,923
8,780
70,967
25,071
52,260
21,820
24,974
8,539
9,891
Total
111,453,033
38,534,975
15,247,856
13,988,333
11,854,294
20,622,790
5,285,115
4,264,522
905,283
749,865
(MALE) NATIONAL, 2006
Age
Group
Total
None
Nursery
Primary
JSS/Modern
School
SSS/SEC/T
TC
OND/NCE
University
Graduate/H
ND
Post
Graduate
Other
6-9
8,019,472
3,818,320
4,120,646
80,506
10 - 14
8,501,242
2,609,094
3,186,842
2,312,253
384,193
8,860
15 - 19
7,536,532
1,600,066
330,617
1,756,817
2,869,305
856,235
77,113
12,134
34,245
20 - 24
6,237,549
1,279,732
24,263
302,436
1,735,274
2,253,080
396,219
186,077
22,376
38,092
25 - 29
5,534,458
1,297,405
27,087
397,522
487,830
2,186,458
601,133
440,503
50,968
45,552
30 - 34
4,505,186
1,269,948
26,715
420,622
150,686
1,610,056
449,152
450,820
78,832
48,355
35 - 39
3,661,133
1,004,880
22,399
377,347
128,529
1,250,177
375,555
373,009
87,459
41,778
40 - 44
3,395,489
1,113,950
20,617
352,583
110,662
969,948
334,724
349,483
97,191
46,331
45 - 49
2,561,526
797,434
17,106
316,484
90,526
682,832
255,903
282,286
83,570
35,385
50 -54
2,363,937
965,638
16,442
292,973
82,516
504,773
179,550
213,293
68,274
40,478
55 - 59
1,189,770
445,709
9,029
171,125
51,087
260,981
86,782
107,852
36,598
20,607
60 - 64
1,363,219
679,369
10,790
167,400
57,051
213,430
76,954
97,904
33,996
26,325
65 - 69
628,436
299,156
7,767
100,819
35,393
75,035
35,709
46,558
16,629
11,370
70 - 74
765,988
450,068
8,182
99,951
33,300
69,099
32,389
41,503
15,126
16,370
75 - 79
327,416
184,761
4,009
46,150
16,165
32,182
13,705
17,651
6,593
6,200
80 - 84
408,680
261,566
4,596
46,990
15,268
33,032
14,185
17,715
6,289
9,039
85 +
404,021
254,712
4,537
46,386
15,536
34,726
15,269
18,869
6,813
7,173
7,841,644
7,288,364
6,263,321
11,040,904
2,944,342
2,655,657
610,714
427,300
Total
57,404,054
18,331,808
75
(FEMALE) NATIONAL, 2006
Age
Group
Total
69
7,407,656
3,558,962
3,780,886
10 14
7,629,523
2,354,160
15 19
7,362,887
20 24
University
Graduate/
HND
JSS/Modern
School
SSS/SEC/
TTC
67,808
2,799,262
2,107,336
360,695
8,070
1,952,618
266,778
1,585,559
2,595,356
843,490
73,839
11,876
33,371
7,197,530
2,282,893
37,055
468,773
1,519,333
2,251,934
385,447
179,217
22,144
50,734
25 29
6,676,568
2,343,814
40,108
561,212
488,507
2,191,909
562,294
388,015
45,649
55,060
30 34
4,962,352
2,008,890
32,858
473,545
163,856
1,466,177
398,515
319,633
53,322
45,556
35 39
3,670,622
1,466,447
25,122
368,284
131,043
1,055,105
318,122
226,159
47,127
33,213
40 44
3,060,981
1,511,075
21,035
293,661
91,044
680,970
227,255
165,994
39,572
30,375
45 49
2,029,767
977,567
15,284
222,153
66,007
428,802
153,260
119,111
29,774
17,809
50 -54
None
Nursery
Primary
OND/NCE
Post
Graduate
Other
1,885,282
1,125,004
14,058
186,049
50,785
294,791
92,740
79,961
22,172
19,722
55 59
876,477
491,224
6,784
92,560
30,105
149,993
46,337
40,311
11,457
7,706
60 64
1,087,067
760,767
8,931
89,299
30,706
110,232
34,528
32,311
9,538
10,755
65 69
522,612
364,596
7,494
53,512
19,256
35,308
17,211
16,209
4,828
4,198
70 - 74
564,609
434,715
6,632
46,819
15,772
28,302
11,551
11,420
3,583
5,815
75 79
252,422
186,905
3,236
22,266
9,149
15,658
5,735
5,653
1,782
2,038
80 84
351,373
271,232
4,597
27,604
9,824
18,848
6,988
6,890
1,895
3,495
85 +
311,204
238,211
4,243
24,581
9,535
17,534
6,551
6,105
1,726
2,718
Total
55,848,932 22,329,080 7,074,363
6,691,021
5,590,973
9,597,123
2,340,373
1,608,865
294,569
322,565
76
TABLE 74:
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF REGULAR HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF HOUSING UNIT, NATIONAL,

2006
House on a
Separate
Stand/Yard
Traditional/
Hut
Structure
Type of Housing Unit

Semidetached
Rooms/Let
House
in House
Flat in
Block of
Flats
State
Total
Abia
605,987
412,533
17,396
79,572
19,317
Adamawa
576,348
293,692
164,283
27,523
Akwa Ibom
857,436
513,505
76,303
Anambra
882,875
519,502
33,946
Bauchi
847,731
379,200
Bayelsa
352,025
192,955
Benue
801,833
Borno
Cross River
Informal/Impovis
ed Dwelling
Other
71,833
1,501
3,835
56,166
23,726
3,780
7,178
135,637
60,672
58,184
2,948
10,187
117,952
58,446
94,500
6,205
52,324
309,915
29,733
98,206
18,447
4,625
7,605
51,846
42,431
19,302
38,717
2,129
4,645
425,425
209,680
38,697
84,599
31,882
3,253
8,297
787,274
371,233
255,606
42,563
69,136
32,158
4,502
12,076
645,251
368,875
61,146
67,193
46,801
94,393
2,844
3,999
Delta
890,312
311,924
45,765
141,222
77,824
239,076
9,623
64,878
Ebonyi
449,709
284,217
65,498
16,786
47,497
22,842
2,958
9,911
Edo
701,073
352,978
16,646
102,775
36,082
165,209
3,384
23,999
Ekiti
493,739
268,955
15,039
82,521
34,903
81,754
1,618
8,949
Enugu
725,767
464,971
28,237
69,593
42,423
83,262
4,878
32,403
Gombe
419,226
221,945
124,227
24,162
33,484
10,542
1,550
3,316
Imo
837,195
595,095
22,290
89,045
44,691
48,357
4,601
33,116
Jigawa
810,310
292,884
288,848
15,489
171,042
21,698
8,183
12,166
Kaduna
1,115,974
696,142
140,557
75,355
94,473
89,966
4,639
14,842
Kano
1,603,335
730,211
332,224
85,580
314,295
87,540
17,797
35,688
Katsina
1,066,316
455,351
274,125
33,278
243,886
31,698
12,260
15,718
Kebbi
562,827
258,544
176,882
14,714
90,856
12,231
3,229
6,371
Kogi
641,556
448,986
30,126
77,912
35,271
42,014
1,994
5,253
Kwara
468,780
271,794
27,955
56,221
33,008
68,658
1,371
9,773
Lagos
2,195,842
438,103
11,040
433,613
96,831
1,174,972
7,818
33,465
Nasarawa
342,711
233,785
27,402
24,805
33,670
18,518
1,478
3,053
Niger
729,964
473,201
110,946
48,723
55,495
31,091
2,691
7,817
Ogun
4,291,970
3,789,509
22,442
106,374
40,774
316,902
2,297
13,672
Ondo
763,020
422,991
37,997
80,816
46,210
160,691
2,065
12,250
Osun
730,313
453,516
21,765
94,111
44,614
95,740
2,024
18,543
1,248,105
620,097
71,255
144,569
75,934
295,556
4,330
36,364
604,491
352,500
108,414
38,747
54,260
45,136
2,196
3,238
Rivers
1,123,998
654,113
63,796
198,513
58,114
132,714
6,408
10,340
Sokoto
688,710
328,912
233,682
15,836
82,829
14,165
4,783
8,503
Taraba
431,385
220,390
126,638
22,047
42,773
12,415
2,492
4,630
Yobe
418,999
178,410
168,379
10,483
43,018
12,266
2,180
4,263
Zamfara
592,106
249,292
166,227
9,954
129,352
18,725
5,922
12,634
FCT(Abuja)
303,592
139,708
5,568
68,410
22,678
64,014
1,466
1,748
Nigeria
31,608,085
17,685,444
3,944,091
2,762,955
2,638,932
3,861,592
158,022
557,049
Oyo
Plateau
77
TABLE 75: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF REGULAR HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF MAIN MATERIAL USED FOR THE
FLOOR OF DWELLING UNIT NATIONAL, 2006
Type of Floor
State
Total
Earth/Mud/M
ud Bricks
Wood/Ba
mboo
Cement/
Concrete
Stone
Abia
605,987
70,968
9,966
498,874
Adamawa
576,348
335,799
25,928
Akwa Ibom
857,436
245,380
30,719
Anambra
882,875
181,667
Bauchi
847,731
Bayelsa
352,025
Benue
Borno
Burnt Brick
Vinyl Tiles
4,391
1,928
5,513
198,376
5,144
3,003
2,198
544,084
12,153
3,490
6,635
16,486
616,644
12,583
6,228
11,715
498,368
96,530
214,299
14,569
8,542
108,926
28,212
201,869
2,203
1,012
801,833
470,408
31,148
276,250
6,658
787,274
451,268
74,915
210,423
19,544
Cross River
645,251
245,971
22,413
359,735
Delta
890,312
240,359
39,205
Ebonyi
449,709
268,201
19,326
Edo
701,073
154,959
Ekiti
493,739
104,983
Enugu
725,767
197,332
Gombe
419,229
Imo
837,195
Jigawa
Ceramic/M
able Tiles
10,172
Terrazzo
Other
3,080
1,095
3,080
831
1,989
10,517
3,391
1,067
23,996
11,559
1,997
3,214
4,793
2,964
4,452
3,870
4,158
919
856
8,780
2,080
3,636
1,123
1,750
7,799
4,318
6,754
3,001
9,252
4,457
1,871
2,634
4,880
2,318
972
567,726
7,949
5,283
8,021
11,357
8,837
1,575
150,163
4,532
1,885
1,408
2,871
650
673
9,378
497,128
3,686
2,687
8,640
12,393
10,995
1,207
10,438
356,624
3,724
4,358
3,628
4,800
4,483
701
13,511
481,716
9,522
4,558
5,205
8,478
4,361
1,084
221,778
33,946
145,290
6,627
3,447
1,841
2,804
1,420
2,076
120,154
18,839
653,072
9,739
6,098
7,806
14,695
5,370
1,422
810,310
589,174
85,924
108,468
8,978
5,811
2,779
3,104
1,778
4,294
Kaduna
1,115,974
416,697
62,591
574,894
18,976
9,321
10,047
13,138
5,459
4,851
Kano
1,603,335
901,594
144,200
483,459
21,579
14,898
10,187
14,474
7,239
5,705
Katsina
1,066,316
654,234
92,925
276,717
12,846
8,849
5,498
6,879
4,280
4,088
Kebbi
562,827
363,487
48,209
124,868
13,568
3,840
2,035
2,674
1,517
2,629
Kogi
641,556
185,411
12,241
421,192
5,695
4,758
3,077
5,900
2,200
1,082
Kwara
468,780
120,382
15,736
313,577
4,213
3,042
3,161
4,194
2,877
1,598
Lagos
2,195,842
76,030
43,278
1,863,080
17,735
7,943
54,163
59,393
66,972
7,248
Nasarawa
342,711
126,597
15,524
178,201
11,270
2,852
2,096
3,505
1,472
1,194
Niger
729,964
281,238
39,438
381,826
9,716
4,994
3,327
5,148
1,770
2,507
Ogun
880,970
148,719
15,485
677,078
4,817
6,965
8,407
9,840
8,107
1,552
Ondo
763,020
185,521
67,648
482,454
4,993
5,509
4,062
5,844
4,874
2,115
Osun
Oyo
Plateau
730,313
184,352
15,990
495,198
6,840
7,972
5,878
6,938
5,456
1,689
1,248,105
341,962
33,715
814,865
8,845
12,754
10,663
11,764
11,116
2,421
604,491
275,255
13,406
296,076
5,884
3,593
2,922
3,723
1,609
2,023
Rivers
1,123,998
188,101
32,960
807,007
12,326
7,618
30,115
33,944
8,226
3,701
Sokoto
688,710
412,775
69,242
139,634
50,455
4,650
2,398
3,383
2,909
3,264
Taraba
431,385
253,625
29,258
133,416
4,847
3,129
1,508
3,154
907
1,541
Yobe
418,999
286,077
53,258
57,996
6,148
4,992
1,680
2,352
1,589
4,907
Zamfara
592,106
371,642
66,017
130,103
10,044
4,021
2,552
3,579
1,792
2,356
FCT(Abuja)
303,592
45,775
3,024
214,245
1,404
1,853
12,587
16,140
8,080
484
28,197,088
10,325,169
1,441,029
14,946,627
368,660
200,333
257,868
348,454
215,531
93,417
Nigeria
78
TABLE 76: POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF REGULAR HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF HOUSING UNIT,

NATIONAL, 2006
Type of Main Wall Material
State
Total
Abia
Mud/Reed
Wood/Bamboo
Stone
Cement/Blocks/B
ricks
Mental/Zinc
Sheet
Other
605,987
72,157
11,169
3,399
479,678
31,885
7,699
Adamawa
576,348
375,665
43,375
11,021
116,383
22,446
7,458
Akwa Ibom
857,436
240,794
44,796
16,738
516,744
33,891
4,473
Anambra
882,875
201,620
32,029
13,076
581,270
46,674
8,206
Bauchi
847,731
501,716
148,695
16,645
136,731
32,098
11,846
Bayelsa
352,025
105,099
49,423
1,956
164,742
26,456
4,349
Benue
801,833
467,890
39,836
10,712
249,610
29,700
4,085
Borno
787,274
414,890
109,419
22,325
173,352
48,217
19,071
Cross River
645,251
247,458
38,185
5,304
319,334
29,145
5,825
Delta
890,312
264,466
50,672
8,030
526,871
32,676
7,597
Ebonyi
449,709
262,418
19,733
7,851
137,325
19,190
3,192
Edo
701,070
173,841
13,574
4,047
481,441
24,667
3,500
Ekiti
493,739
98,403
11,493
4,396
365,097
12,423
1,927
Enugu
725,767
217,823
22,452
9,726
436,348
33,450
5,968
Gombe
419,226
250,207
50,916
8,067
82,903
22,100
5,033
Imo
837,195
148,508
28,567
8,528
594,536
48,201
8,855
Jigawa
810,310
554,869
111,559
31,512
75,289
20,292
16,789
Kaduna
1,135,974
553,938
71,635
18,518
395,755
85,600
10,528
Kano
1,603,335
920,458
177,342
39,691
390,442
57,545
17,857
Katsina
1,066,316
689,439
105,394
29,513
191,273
36,878
13,819
Kebbi
562,827
389,439
58,894
17,714
69,494
18,639
8,647
Kogi
641,556
201,049
14,716
4,821
388,386
28,605
3,979
Kwara
468,780
128,092
18,201
4,957
300,645
14,429
2,456
Lagos
2,195,842
51,520
69,485
15,963
2,015,697
31,670
11,507
Nasarawa
342,711
154,991
16,430
6,143
135,718
26,145
3,284
Niger
729,964
342,738
47,077
6,705
285,274
42,370
5,800
Ogun
880,970
148,376
20,163
4,796
695,780
8,952
2,903
Ondo
763,020
198,409
72,971
5,253
464,933
18,015
3,439
Osun
729,313
175,469
17,402
6,661
510,823
14,491
4,467
Oyo
1,248,105
334,872
39,141
11,400
839,076
17,062
6,554
Plateau
604,491
349,124
16,009
6,029
211,834
17,105
4,390
Rivers
1,123,998
178,389
69,802
14,746
775,091
71,882
14,088
Sokoto
2,993,811
435,077
73,794
2,373,499
83,296
20,379
7,766
Taraba
431,385
252,009
38,526
6,786
111,315
17,552
5,197
Yobe
418,999
248,731
80,162
8,129
54,100
16,441
11,436
Zamfara
592,106
421,880
72,404
18,376
55,217
17,448
6,781
FCT(Abuja)
303,592
72,070
4,097
829
215,724
9,894
978
Nigeria
30,521,183
10,843,894
1,909,538
2,783,862
13,627,527
1,084,613
271,749
79
TABLE 77:
DISTRIBUTION OF REGULAR HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF MAIN MATERIAL USED FOR THE ROOF OF
DWELLING UNIT - NATIONAL, 2006
State
Total
Abia
Type of Main Roof Material

Corrugated
Slate/
Metal/Zinc
Asbestos
Sheet
Thatch/Palm
Leaves/Raffia
Wood/Bam
boo
Earth/Mud/
Mud Bricks
Cement/Co
ncrete
Roofing
Tiles
Other
605,987
41,996
13,153
8,112
466,552
14,044
52,094
8,521
1,515
Adamawa
576,348
233,887
38,337
44,990
Akwa Ibom
857,436
169,813
33,070
21,736
222,551
9,813
11,452
9,185
6,133
503,858
48,353
67,735
10,497
2,374
Anambra
882,875
68,906
34,081
Bauchi
847,731
329,765
141,797
33,496
564,425
51,911
101,879
24,600
3,577
96,125
229,655
15,504
18,952
8,626
7,307
Bayelsa
352,025
93,334
Benue
801,833
308,732
12,091
6,212
212,207
10,941
13,285
3,049
906
87,281
42,732
310,254
16,154
24,967
8,467
3,246
Borno
787,274
Cross River
645,251
234,207
95,494
104,244
291,076
12,529
31,441
9,339
8,944
113,897
22,095
24,235
438,765
6,982
32,108
6,013
1,156
Delta
Ebonyi
890,312
90,255
32,632
26,638
608,457
67,654
48,404
13,078
3,194
449,709
117,150
38,098
26,572
235,950
6,858
16,855
6,661
1,565
Edo
701,073
26,825
13,896
18,080
553,355
34,954
42,014
9,868
2,081
Ekiti
493,739
16,238
26,269
18,662
259,683
110,351
45,640
15,195
1,701
Enugu
725,767
67,289
26,035
28,888
508,985
26,913
54,077
11,460
2,120
Gombe
419,226
124,979
48,765
53,753
166,164
4,897
12,490
5,169
3,009
Imo
837,195
55,379
34,810
25,559
595,228
30,652
76,895
16,100
2,572
Jigawa
810,310
189,049
141,949
274,113
154,176
19,926
16,681
7,742
6,674
Kaduna
1,115,974
161,745
93,094
145,835
609,859
28,676
49,723
18,648
8,394
Kano
1,606,335
275,973
274,816
332,906
522,475
89,321
79,120
21,581
10,143
Katsina
1,066,316
183,087
180,709
362,970
237,742
43,079
37,515
13,764
7,450
Kebbi
562,827
173,560
70,228
121,257
164,239
12,846
10,070
6,600
4,027
Kogi
641,556
45,144
21,866
31,693
427,516
26,818
74,347
12,718
1,454
Kwara
468,780
39,723
29,060
20,698
206,558
105,414
50,718
13,980
2,629
Lagos
2,195,842
29,955
54,875
14,578
692,204
990,871
347,111
55,055
11,193
Nasarawa
342,711
46,947
20,966
23,956
218,282
5,255
18,132
7,479
1,694
Niger
730,264
133,602
57,076
42,601
438,405
13,706
27,963
12,185
4,726
Ogun
880,970
32,808
43,121
18,490
346,998
318,940
93,276
23,617
3,720
Ondo
763,020
37,255
55,259
22,136
477,436
102,047
48,049
18,169
2,669
Osun
730,313
25,733
57,765
31,974
315,349
193,356
75,679
25,433
5,024
Oyo
1,248,105
98,784
96,981
49,146
534,786
305,031
120,211
36,139
7,027
Plateau
604,491
202,849
28,158
32,247
305,968
7,435
15,936
7,123
4,775
Rivers
1,123,998
134,058
32,609
18,399
743,143
88,763
82,583
20,436
4,007
Sokoto
688,710
150,110
118,024
193,464
184,020
15,156
14,919
8,440
4,577
Taraba
431,385
180,785
48,011
35,212
134,577
5,624
13,850
9,312
4,014
Yobe
418,999
114,960
65,641
118,638
97,281
5,239
8,154
4,280
4,806
Zamfara
592,106
98,501
125,136
211,939
111,556
20,498
12,621
7,642
4,213
FCT(Abuja)
303,592
9,179
4,249
7,469
239,252
21,616
16,738
3,433
Nigeria
28,200,385
4,456,459
2,317,497
2,689,755
13,328,987
2,888,127
1,863,684
499,604
1,656
156,27
2
80
TABLE 78:
State
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS AGED 15 YEARS AND OVER BY MARITAL

STATUS, 2007
Married
Divorced
Seperated
Widowed
Never married
Abia
50.5
0.6
0.2
10.6
38.1
Adamawa
63.8
0.6
1.0
2.3
32.2
Akwa Ibom
47.3
0.6
1.6
9.1
41.4
Anambra
48.2
0.8
0.8
12.0
38.2
Bauchi
68.6
0.5
0.9
1.9
28.1
Bayelsa
54.4
1.7
4.2
5.8
33.8
Benue
60.0
1.0
2.9
4.6
31.5
Borno
75.7
0.8
0.5
1.9
21.0
Cross River
50.3
1.3
3.3
5.4
39.7
Delta
57.7
0.2
1.9
8.6
31.7
Ebonyi
54.5
0.2
0.7
7.5
37.1
Edo
52.6
1.6
3.1
9.8
32.9
Ekiti
55.7
0.3
4.4
7.6
32.0
Enugu
48.8
0.5
0.5
9.3
40.8
Gombe
69.6
0.0
0.5
0.7
29.2
Imo
48.2
0.2
0.2
10.7
40.7
Jigawa
77.2
0.4
0.2
1.0
21.1
Kaduna
70.4
0.3
0.2
1.6
27.4
Kano
77.5
1.2
0.5
0.8
20.0
Katsina
82.7
0.3
0.6
1.1
15.3
Kebbi
78.1
0.2
0.1
1.0
20.5
Kogi
53.6
1.2
2.2
4.4
38.6
Kwara
61.8
0.7
1.7
6.7
29.2
Lagos
52.2
0.6
3.2
4.7
39.2
Nassarawa
66.0
0.5
0.3
0.5
32.7
Niger
78.5
0.2
0.4
0.5
20.4
Ogun
60.7
0.7
8.4
7.6
22.6
Ondo
54.1
2.4
4.4
6.4
32.8
Osun
59.0
0.3
4.2
9.7
26.8
Oyo
62.6
0.3
2.4
4.0
30.7
Plateau
52.6
1.2
2.9
4.0
39.4
Rivers
49.3
0.4
1.2
6.0
43.1
Sokoto
76.6
0.5
0.1
1.1
21.7
Taraba
68.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
30.1
Yobe
79.4
1.4
0.6
1.2
17.4
Zamfara
83.4
1.5
0.8
0.8
13.5
FCT(Abuja)
62.6
0.4
1.4
1.3
34.3
Urban
56.9
0.9
2.4
4.7
35.0
Rural
66.2
0.6
1.3
4.4
27.5
Male
58.4
0.6
1.5
1.3
38.2
Female
National
68.2
63.4
0.7
0.7
1.8
1.6
7.7
4.5
21.6
29.8
Source: National Bureau of Statistics
81
TABLE 79:
State
REGISTRATION AND IDENTITY CARDS (ID) ISSUED TO STATES AND FCT AS AT

DECEMBER 2006
Total Registration
Cards issued
Male
Female
Total
Abia
1,148,683
488,946
550,586
1,039,532
Adamawa
1,247,430
455,772
420,871
876,643
Akwa Ibom
1,233,659
469,963
521,915
991,878
Anambra
1,479,731
623,404
679,797
1,303,201
Bauchi
1,835,865
557,474
399,433
956,907
256,690
111,235
104,764
215,999
Benue
1,775,317
716,221
742,231
1,458,452
Borno
1,563,840
451,433
331,514
782,947
971,592
428,290
444,419
872,709
1,432,274
623,945
659,932
1,283,877
Bayelsa
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
802,275
282,867
418,798
701,665
Edo
1,281,418
559,954
557,629
1,117,583
Ekiti
451,418
193,271
217,558
410,829
1,211,818
463,685
631,624
1,095,309
872,404
316,743
238,218
554,961
Imo
1,267,573
513,850
664,224
1,178,074
Jigawa
1,454,756
312,529
193,930
506,459
Kaduna
2,547,562
878,286
750,441
1,628,727
Kano
3,541,426
961,370
717,397
1,678,767
Katsina
2,223,264
554,804
431,679
986,483
Kebbi
1,102,565
320,706
184,039
504,745
Kogi
937,323
376,343
413,715
790,058
Kwara
869,306
353,244
370,501
723,745
Lagos
4,558,113
2,207,737
1,856,933
4,064,670
Enugu
Gombe
Nassarawa
801,455
308,610
278,345
586,955
Niger
1,492,352
591,299
452,474
1,043,773
Ogun
1,549,301
679,549
739,288
1,418,837
Ondo
1,082,303
460,040
484,761
944,801
Osun
1,119,079
465,770
546,731
1,012,501
Oyo
1,998,757
782,363
868,218
1,650,581
Plateau
1,325,817
571,239
563,233
1,134,472
Rivers
1,249,764
467,719
429,083
896,802
Sokoto
1,270,011
315,948
180,125
496,073
Taraba
995,990
378,705
333,660
712,365
Yobe
786,248
294,744
180,596
475,340
1,209,137
367,171
220,122
587,293
589,127
283,408
200,438
483,846
19,188,637
17,979,222
37,167,859
Zamfara
FCT(Abuja)
Nigeria
51,535,643
Source: Department of National Civic Registration
82
TABLE 80: REGISTRATION AND IDENTITY CARDS (ID) ISSUED TO STATES AND FCT
AS AT DECEMBER 2007
Cards issued
State
Total Registration
Male
Female
Total
Abia
1,195,064
489,478
551,269
1,040,747
Adamawa
1,258,413
459,312
423,585
882,897
Akwa Ibom
1,247,079
471,087
523,078
994,165
Anambra
1,492,398
625,015
681,227
1,306,242
Bauchi
1,849,702
558,612
400,023
958,635
274,652
111,781
105,157
216,938
Benue
1,779,205
718,436
744,157
1,462,593
Borno
1,564,448
451,956
331,931
783,887
987,243
428,925
445,038
873,963
1,474,374
626,938
662,308
1,289,246
813,841
283,822
419,649
703,471
Edo
1,296,141
562,599
559,722
1,122,321
Ekiti
453,851
193,703
218,229
411,932
1,220,759
464,043
632,158
1,096,201
891,787
318,271
239,238
557,509
Imo
1,276,548
514,290
664,953
1,179,243
Jigawa
1,458,563
313,527
194,450
507,977
Kaduna
2,563,911
880,090
751,569
1,631,659
Kano
3,601,909
966,030
721,675
1,687,705
Katsina
2,243,829
559,206
434,025
993,231
Kebbi
1,107,563
323,249
185,115
508,364
Kogi
988,209
379,701
416,884
796,585
Kwara
876,020
354,487
371,574
726,061
Lagos
4,655,883
2,214,679
1,862,160
4,076,839
860,989
310,622
280,232
590,854
Niger
1,500,983
592,655
453,272
1,045,927
Ogun
1,570,139
681,218
740,770
1,421,988
Ondo
1,102,111
469,140
493,184
962,324
Osun
1,136,098
466,740
547,938
1,014,678
Oyo
2,073,902
785,052
870,914
1,655,966
Plateau
1,357,931
573,277
564,273
1,137,550
Rivers
1,361,901
472,954
433,799
906,753
Sokoto
1,307,523
317,510
181,083
498,593
Taraba
1,010,730
379,750
334,444
714,194
817,304
296,688
181,476
478,164
1,243,701
367,962
220,660
588,622
605,330
290,073
203,001
493,074
19,272,878
18,044,220
37,317,098
Bayelsa
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
Enugu
Gombe
Nassarawa
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT(Abuja)
Nigeria
52,520,034
Source: Department of National Civic Registration
83
CHAPTER 3
HOUSEHOLD STATISTICS
This chapter presents data on socio-economic indicators of households in
Nigeria. Household indicators are derived from the regular surveys of the
National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). The General Household Survey is one of the
surveys which provides a robust data on socio-economic statistics of Nigeria
The harmonized Nigerian Living Standard Survey is also another NBS Survey which
provides consumption and expenditure statistics on Nigeria. However, Data
collected though NBS regular surveys in addition to the system of administratives
are a vital source of statistical evidence on ground reflecting in all aspects of the
people lives and the state of our country.
In addition, this report also presents statistical tables reflecting the spread and
trends in poverty levels in Nigeria. For many years, poverty was defined in terms
of lack of income necessary to ensure access to a set of basic needs. Over the
years, the concept was redefined to mean not only the lack of income but also
the lack of access to health, education and other services.
84
TABLE 81:
HOUSEHOLD SAMPLE SIZE FOR PART A AND PART B NLSS
NLSS 2003-04
HNLSS 2009-10
Part A (non-expenditure
module)
73,287
Overall effective sample

with Part A and Part B
National
18,932
34,804
Rural
14,395
76.04
53,260
72.67
25,476
73.2
Urban
4,537
23.96
20,027
27.33
9,328
26.8
Note: The sample size for 2003-04 was 19,158 households while for 2009-10 was 77,400 households for
Part A and about 38,000 for Part B. The effective sample sizes are shown below (households with
food expenditure not equal to zero or missing).
Table 82:
Mean Consumption Expenditure 2003 - 04 & 2009 -10
2003-04
Household
size
2009-10
Total HH
Per capita HH
consumption consumption
expenditure expenditure Household
()
()
size
Total HH
Per capita HH
consumption consumption
expenditure expenditure
()
()
National
4.3
14,281.3
4,029.7
4.0
22,265.5
7,212.3
Rural
6.5
10,141.5
1,782.0
5.9
19,737.8
4,088.9
Urban
3.6
11,619.4
3,715.4
3.4
20,312.0
7,625.7
Note: - Household sizes have fallen since 2003.

Rural households size still larger than urban (3 more persons in rural households) for both years.
However, households spending is 1.5 times higher in 2009-10 compared to 2003-04.
TABLE 83: EXPENDITURE SHARES OF HOUSEHOLD SPENDING
Note:- Households spending more on food compared to 2003-04: 51.4 percent in 2003-04 vs. 57.2 percent in 2009-10.
85
TABLE 84: THE ABSOLUTE POVERTY LINE IN NIGERIA
Note;- In 2003-04, the threshold below which one was considered poor was: Naira 28,836.7 per person per year.
In 2009-10: The poverty line was defined at Naira 55,235.2 per person per year.
The 2009-10 poverty line is adjusted for inflation using 2003-04 poverty line as the reference.
CHART 3: NATIONAL POVERTY TRENDS
Note:- There was slight decline of poverty of 2.4 percent since 2003-04.
- Overall poverty incidence was 62.6 percent in 2009-10.
- This is a slight improvement over the 2003 poverty rate, when the population below
the poverty line was estimated at 64.2 percent.
- Rural poverty declined faster than urban
- In addition to the headcount poverty, other measures of poverty have also declined
86
CHART 4: STATE RANKING BY ABSOLUTE POVERTY 2003 -04
CHART 5: STATE RANKING BY ABSOLUTE POVERTY 2009 -10
CHART 6: POVERTY RATE
Note:- Poverty declined by 2.4 percent

: Number of poor increased by 27 percent.
Poverty going down but number of poor increasing tremendously
87
TABLE 85: POVERTY GAP 2003 -04 & 2009 10
Note:- The poverty gap adds up the extent to which individuals on average fall from the poverty line,
and expressed as a percentage of the poverty line. Slightly better off than 2003-04 but still large.
Overall 4.1 percent decline
TABLE 86: POVERTY GAP (RURAL & URBAN)
Note: - Inequality increased both in rural and urban areas

Larger increase in rural areas
88
TABLE 87: EDUCATION LEVEL OF HOUSEHOLD HEAD, 200910

Percent
State
None
Non
Poor
Poor
Primary
Non
Poor
Poor
Secondary
Non Poor
Poor
post Secondary
Non
Poor
Poor
Vocation
Non
Poor
Poor
Degree
Non
Poor
Poor
Abia
82.9
17.1
58.9
41.1
59.3
40.7
53.2
46.8
16.6
83.4
71.9
28.1
Adamawa
24.7
75.3
37.1
62.9
38.2
61.8
53.1
46.9
100
70.4
29.6
Akwa Ibom
67.9
32.1
56.1
43.9
63.7
36.3
72.8
27.2
30.5
69.5
87.7
12.3
Anambra
69.9
30.1
50.4
49.6
71.1
28.9
58.7
41.3
74.6
25.4
Bauchi
21.4
78.6
20.2
79.8
40.6
59.4
57.2
42.8
100
69.6
30.4
Bayelsa
74.1
25.9
68.6
31.4
68.2
31.8
75
25
93.4
6.6
Benue
40.6
59.4
37.1
62.9
42.5
57.2
46.6
53.4
100
67.5
32.5
Borno
57.1
42.9
32.2
67.8
73.4
26.6
77.2
22.8
100
61.5
38.5
Cross River
53.2
46.8
50
50
55.6
44.4
48
52
90.3
9.7
Delta
68.8
31.2
58.1
41.9
69.6
30.4
77.1
22.9
19.8
80.2
83
17
Ebonyi
31.6
68.4
24.2
75.8
46.5
53.5
13.3
86.7
100
7.5
92.5
Edo
57.6
42.4
41.1
58.9
55.5
44.5
56
44
100
83.3
16.7
Ekiti
55.4
44.6
48.4
51.6
60.8
39.2
72.8
27.2
84.6
15.4
Enugu
50.5
49.5
50
50
61.1
38.9
60.1
39.9
40.2
59.8
76.8
23.2
30
70
31.7
68.3
14.6
85.4
26.1
73.9
90.3
9.7
Imo
74.1
25.9
63.1
36.9
79.5
20.5
88
12
100
90.3
9.7
Jigawa
12.3
87.7
12.3
87.7
30.1
69.9
33.2
66.8
100
40.7
59.3
Kaduna
34.2
65.8
48.6
51.4
52.6
47.4
68.1
31.9
100
65.2
34.8
Kano
41.2
58.8
48.4
51.6
33.1
66.9
44.7
55.3
58.6
41.4
Katsina
33.1
66.9
28.4
71.6
48.4
51.6
60.9
39.1
15.5
84.5
58.9
41.1
Kebbi
32.3
67.7
40.7
59.3
55.7
44.3
43.5
56.5
71.2
28.8
Kogi
42.7
57.3
41.8
58.2
53.7
46.3
45
55
31.2
68.8
49.6
50.4
Kwara
31.1
68.9
30.4
69.6
59.3
40.7
66.8
33.2
100
61.1
38.8
Lagos
63.8
36.2
58.4
41.6
68.9
31.1
78.6
21.4
100
86.2
13.8
Nassarawa
25.8
74.2
28.7
71.3
45.1
54.9
48.2
51.8
100
47.1
52.9
Niger
57.4
42.6
61.2
38.8
56.1
43.9
81.4
18.6
100
82.1
17.9
Ogun
51.5
48.5
50.3
49.7
57.3
42.7
67
33
100
62
38
Ondo
50.1
49.9
57
43
51.3
48.7
75.8
24.2
100
67.6
32.4
Osun
70.8
29.2
71.3
28.7
74.4
25.6
80.5
19.5
100
86.8
13.2
Oyo
54.8
45.2
57.1
42.9
61.8
38.2
78.3
21.7
63.8
36.2
91.7
8.3
Plateau
28.6
71.4
42.7
57.3
55.2
44.8
61.6
38.4
100
49.8
50.2
Rivers
70.7
29.3
54.1
45.9
67.2
32.8
58.9
41.1
47.5
52.5
81.3
18.7
Sokoto
17.8
82.2
15.8
84.2
30.1
69.9
45.8
54.2
100
43.5
56.5
Taraba
33.8
66.2
41.5
58.5
59.9
40.1
55.3
44.7
51.4
48.6
66.5
33.5
Yobe
23.5
76.5
29.6
70.4
45.2
54.8
37.4
62.6
75.3
24.7
29.5
70.5
Zamfara
41.6
58.4
48.7
51.3
59.5
40.5
54.8
45.2
52.3
47.7
FCT(Abuja)
30.4
69.6
37.7
62.3
76.5
23.5
81.7
18.3
100
94.8
5.2
Rural
39.6
60.4
46.7
53.3
53.3
46.7
53.9
46.1
32.3
67.7
67.8
32.2
Urban
52.7
47.3
54.7
45.3
65.9
34.1
74.1
25.9
44.4
55.6
80.4
19.6
National
42.7
57.3
49.8
50.2
60.3
39.7
66.3
33.7
39.3
60.7
76.7
23.3
Gombe
Source: National Bureau of Statistics, Harmonised Nigeria Living Standard Survey
89
TABLE 88:
EDUCATION LEVEL OF POPULATION (5+ YEARS), 200910

percent
State
None
Non
Poor Poor
Primary
Non
Poor Poor
Secondary
Non
Poor Poor
post Secondary
Non
Poor Poor
Vocation
Non
Poor Poor
Degree
Non
Poor Poor
Abia
63.5
36.5
48.9
51.1
52.5
47.5
48.7
Adamawa
19.5
80.5
20.4
79.6
33.1
66.9
44.7
51.3
30.8
69.2
60.3
39.7
55.3
23.5
76.5
67.4
32.6
Akwa Ibom
57.9
42.1
46.2
53.8
48.1
51.9
69.5
30.5
37.7
62.3
65.3
34.7
Anambra
50.4
49.6
44.4
55.6
47.9
52.1
56.7
43.3
69.3
30.7
61.2
38.8
Bauchi
14.8
85.2
16.3
83.7
Bayelsa
62.2
37.8
51.3
48.7
27
73
53.2
46.8
100
46.9
53.1
62.6
37.4
74.2
25.8
77.8
22.2
Benue
27.1
72.9
24.7
75.3
28.1
71.9
32.9
67.1
14.1
85.9
58.9
41.1
Borno
41.1
58.9
32.4
67.6
41.7
58.3
72
28
17.9
82.1
56.8
43.2
Cross River
40.6
59.4
Delta
61.5
38.5
37.9
62.1
40.1
59.9
50.9
49.1
100
82.9
17.1
39.8
60.2
51
49
58.3
41.7
23.8
76.2
78.5
21.5
Ebonyi
23.3
76.7
12.7
87.3
24.6
75.4
8.5
91.5
19.3
80.7
14.3
85.7
Edo
36
64
30.5
69.5
39.8
60.2
46.5
53.5
51
49
67.1
32.9
Ekiti
47.3
52.7
36.2
63.8
43.7
56.3
67.4
32.6
100
76.5
23.5
Enugu
42.6
57.4
35.3
64.7
36.9
63.1
58.7
41.3
45.7
54.3
70.2
29.8
Gombe
18.4
81.6
18.5
81.5
15.3
84.7
21
79
71.5
28.5
Imo
62.4
37.6
56.6
43.4
62
38
81.2
18.8
57.3
42.7
78.6
21.4
Jigawa
9.2
90.8
14.4
85.6
28.5
71.5
30.2
69.8
100
58.6
30.4
Kaduna
27.6
72.4
37.2
62.8
47.4
52.6
65.2
34.8
8.8
91.2
69.6
30.4
Kano
31.3
68.7
26.2
73.8
28.7
71.3
36.5
63.5
49.9
50.1
Katsina
23.3
76.7
20
80
29.9
70.1
49.1
50.9
30.9
69.1
49.3
50.7
Kebbi
27.2
72.8
30.8
69.2
35.8
64.2
35.3
64.7
100
72.5
27.5
Kogi
34.1
65.9
30.7
69.3
34.7
65.3
43.5
56.5
15.9
84.1
31.1
68.9
Kwara
22.2
77.8
24.1
75.9
42.1
57.9
55.2
44.8
100
65.7
34.3
Lagos
58.6
41.4
49.8
50.2
61.7
38.3
74.5
25.5
100
77.3
22.7
Nassarawa
16.9
83.1
18.2
81.8
32.6
67.4
41.5
58.5
100
36.1
63.9
Niger
49
51
46.6
53.4
52
48
82.3
17.7
100
81.9
18.1
Ogun
37.5
62.5
38.1
61.9
48.3
51.7
62.9
37.1
72.4
27.6
64.6
35.4
Ondo
46.1
53.9
39.3
60.7
41.5
58.5
66.3
33.7
38.6
61.4
70.8
29.2
Osun
62.1
37.9
58.7
41.3
67.7
32.3
80.1
19.9
100
88.9
11.1
Oyo
44.5
55.5
46.2
53.8
53.5
46.5
76.3
23.7
40.8
59.2
87.6
12.4
Plateau
23.4
76.6
25.3
74.7
33.9
66.1
46
54
100
49.1
50.9
Rivers
49.5
50.5
48.4
51.6
54.4
45.6
60.3
39.7
53.3
46.7
76.4
23.6
Sokoto
12.8
87.2
15.8
84.2
25.5
74.5
47
53
100
49.8
50.2
Taraba
27.5
72.5
28.4
71.6
46.1
53.9
50.5
49.5
49.4
50.6
75.6
24.4
17
83
20.1
79.9
30.7
69.3
48.2
51.8
56.3
43.7
35.8
64.2
Zamfara
32.6
67.4
25.7
74.3
39.9
60.1
55.6
44.4
52.7
47.3
FCT(Abuja)
29.4
70.6
42.5
57.5
75.9
24.1
82
18
100
96
Rural
28.2
71.8
31.6
68.4
40.8
59.2
50.1
49.9
41.2
58.8
63.5
36.5
Urban
41.9
58.1
43.8
56.2
53.8
46.2
68
32
53.4
46.6
74.5
25.5
61.7
38.3
47.7
52.3
71.3
28.7
Yobe
National
31
69
36.2
63.8
47.6 52.4
Source: National Bureau of Statistics, Harmonized Nigeria Living Standard
90
TABLE 89: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY AGE GROUP, STATE AND SECTOR
(MALE), 2010
Percent
Age group
State
04
5 - 14
15-29
30-44
45-59
Abia
7.4
23.0
26.3
16.9
13.1
3.74
2.7
5.66
Adamawa
12.9
28.9
24.4
17.7
9.6
2.74
0.8
2.90
Akwa Ibom
9.6
24.9
30.0
17.5
12.4
3.33
1.4
0.94
Anambra
9.5
27.8
22.7
15.9
10.8
4.17
2.8
5.78
Bauchi
14.6
34.7
20.3
13.0
10.6
2.92
1.1
2.47
Bayelsa
11.0
25.6
28.3
18.2
10.6
2.81
1.7
1.25
Benue
9.0
28.3
31.4
15.4
9.5
2.89
1.2
1.90
Borno
16.2
30.1
16.6
18.7
10.5
3.41
1.5
2.68
Cross River
9.6
22.2
29.8
18.8
12.6
2.49
1.8
2.38
Delta
8.8
24.9
25.0
19.6
12.1
3.74
1.8
3.22
Ebonyi
12.2
30.6
27.4
12.2
7.8
3.58
2.2
3.75
Edo
11.5
24.8
25.4
16.4
10.7
3.76
2.7
3.95
Ekiti
10.9
27.5
20.3
14.4
12.8
4.58
2.1
6.27
Enugu
10.1
29.7
24.2
10.8
12.3
4.77
3.2
4.77
Gombe
15.8
29.1
25.9
16.9
7.6
1.40
1.0
2.31
Imo
8.7
23.1
25.0
14.0
11.9
3.76
4.3
8.19
Jigawa
18.5
32.3
19.5
13.6
8.5
2.07
1.5
3.57
Kaduna
14.3
28.9
25.0
16.0
10.8
1.86
1.3
1.64
Kano
14.0
35.7
18.2
14.2
11.9
2.96
0.7
2.22
Katsina
19.9
31.6
16.8
15.3
10.6
1.44
1.8
2.37
Kebbi
15.0
29.6
22.1
16.3
10.2
2.75
1.3
2.47
Kogi
9.0
20.7
24.9
17.1
13.8
4.48
2.8
6.71
Kwara
10.4
27.4
23.7
12.0
13.5
4.65
2.7
5.14
Lagos
11.6
18.7
27.5
21.8
12.3
2.96
2.8
2.13
Nasarawa
12.3
30.0
27.2
16.3
8.9
1.81
1.3
2.07
Niger
12.6
36.3
19.8
15.3
12.6
1.20
1.3
0.72
Ogun
11.5
26.8
19.9
20.0
12.3
3.00
3.6
2.75
Ondo
9.5
25.0
26.2
15.2
13.6
3.22
2.4
4.30
Osun
13.0
26.9
22.0
16.2
9.8
3.36
3.7
3.52
Oyo
9.5
26.5
22.8
15.9
13.2
4.13
3.6
3.98
Plateau
11.3
26.6
30.1
18.8
8.5
2.00
1.3
1.21
Rivers
8.9
25.9
30.4
17.7
10.7
2.02
1.7
2.47
Sokoto
14.8
31.8
19.4
14.5
11.1
3.33
1.5
3.39
Taraba
9.3
24.5
27.1
22.1
11.4
2.48
1.2
1.42
Yobe
13.2
31.1
23.8
16.0
9.7
2.72
0.8
2.55
Zamfara
14.1
34.5
15.8
15.7
13.3
3.20
0.7
2.68
FCT Abuja
11.6
28.2
24.3
20.8
11.1
1.98
0.9
1.14
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
SECTOR
60-64
65-69
70+
0.00
URBAN
12.3
26.9
23.7
18.1
11.7
2.71
1.9
2.42
RURAL
12.4
29.0
23.9
15.8
10.7
2.93
1.7
3.08
National
12.4
28.6
Source: Natinonal Bureau of Statistics
23.9
16.3
10.9
2.88
1.8
2.95
91
TABLE 90: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY AGEGROUP, STATE AND SECTOR

(FEMALE), 2010
Percent
Age group
State
0-4
5 - 14
15-29
30-44
45-59
60-64
65-69
70+
Abia
9.9
18.3
25.1
18.2
17.0
4.3
3.2
3.61
Adamawa
15.2
26.1
30.6
17.9
8.0
1.0
0.7
0.46
Akwa Ibom
10.3
23.3
30.4
19.0
13.9
1.4
1.1
0.65
Anambra
10.9
18.3
24.0
19.7
15.1
3.4
3.6
4.45
Bauchi
15.8
30.7
26.4
19.5
6.0
0.9
0.2
0.64
Bayelsa
12.4
23.7
29.6
18.1
10.9
1.9
1.0
2.15
Benue
10.8
25.7
30.8
18.8
10.1
2.1
0.6
0.74
Borno
15.0
30.0
26.4
21.6
5.6
0.7
0.3
0.52
Cross River
11.1
22.9
26.5
24.0
9.8
2.7
0.7
2.36
Delta
8.6
21.3
27.0
24.5
11.6
2.2
1.4
2.46
Ebonyi
9.6
25.9
29.8
15.6
11.5
2.3
2.5
2.39
Edo
9.0
25.0
24.2
19.1
14.2
2.9
2.1
2.79
Ekiti
7.8
22.4
26.0
16.8
13.3
3.7
2.7
6.37
Enugu
9.8
19.1
28.1
17.4
14.0
3.9
2.2
5.44
Gombe
12.5
29.3
31.8
19.1
5.2
1.0
0.4
0.60
Imo
7.6
17.5
26.1
15.3
17.2
3.6
3.9
6.95
Jigawa
17.1
31.3
24.4
17.9
6.0
1.2
0.6
1.38
Kaduna
15.0
29.9
27.3
18.9
7.1
0.8
0.6
0.41
Kano
15.1
31.6
21.7
24.0
6.4
0.9
0.1
0.38
Katsina
16.3
30.2
25.1
20.2
6.5
0.8
0.5
0.44
Kebbi
15.6
29.6
25.3
19.4
8.2
1.2
0.2
0.61
Kogi
8.4
16.9
25.6
19.7
15.1
5.5
2.6
5.40
Kwara
8.5
22.5
23.8
16.8
18.8
2.9
3.6
2.57
Lagos
9.7
20.8
30.2
20.2
13.5
2.3
1.1
1.64
Nasarawa
11.8
30.5
30.0
18.8
7.0
1.1
0.5
0.14
Niger
15.4
33.1
23.5
22.1
5.2
0.1
0.1
0.42
Ogun
13.4
24.9
19.7
20.3
12.1
3.9
2.5
2.57
Ondo
9.8
21.7
22.9
21.4
13.4
2.9
2.8
4.48
Osun
11.4
21.1
24.5
17.6
11.7
3.0
3.2
6.47
Oyo
7.4
26.6
24.8
22.2
13.2
1.6
1.6
2.56
Plateau
12.3
26.5
33.8
19.0
7.1
0.6
0.3
0.39
Rivers
8.6
24.0
33.1
18.8
11.0
1.5
0.6
2.42
Sokoto
14.7
28.1
23.6
23.5
8.6
0.8
0.1
0.44
Taraba
10.0
25.6
33.6
22.4
6.4
0.7
0.3
0.81
Yobe
13.2
30.1
25.8
21.0
7.8
0.5
0.6
0.62
Zamfara
12.1
27.3
26.4
25.9
7.1
1.3
0.0
0.00
FCT Abuja
13.4
27.0
28.4
22.2
7.5
0.6
0.3
0.49
URBAN
11.8
24.3
27.4
20.1
10.5
1.7
1.3
2.36
RURAL
12.3
26.5
26.9
19.8
9.7
1.8
1.1
1.68
National
12.2
26.0
27.0
19.9
9.9
1.8
1.2
1.83
SECTOR
Source: Natinonal Bureau of Statistics
92
TABLE 91: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY AGE GROUP, STATE AND SECTOR
(BOTH SEXES), 2010
percent
Age group
State
0-4
5 - 14
15-29
30-44
45-59
60-64
65-69
Abia
8.6
20.6
25.7
17.5
15.1
4.0
3.0
4.62
Adamawa
14.0
27.6
27.3
17.8
8.9
1.9
0.8
1.74
Akwa Ibom
10.0
24.1
30.2
18.2
13.1
2.4
1.2
0.79
Anambra
10.2
23.1
23.4
17.8
12.9
3.8
3.2
5.11
Bauchi
15.2
32.8
23.3
16.1
8.4
1.9
0.7
1.59
Bayelsa
11.7
24.7
28.9
18.2
10.8
2.4
1.3
1.70
Benue
9.8
27.1
31.1
17.0
9.8
2.5
0.9
1.35
Borno
15.6
30.1
21.3
20.1
8.1
2.1
0.9
1.64
Cross River
10.3
22.5
28.2
21.3
11.3
2.6
1.3
2.37
Delta
8.7
23.1
26.0
21.9
11.9
3.0
1.6
2.85
Ebonyi
10.9
28.2
28.7
13.9
9.6
2.9
2.4
3.05
Edo
10.3
24.9
24.8
17.7
12.3
3.4
2.4
3.40
Ekiti
9.3
24.9
23.2
15.6
13.1
4.1
2.4
6.32
Enugu
9.9
24.1
26.3
14.2
13.2
4.3
2.6
5.12
Gombe
14.3
29.2
28.6
17.9
6.5
1.2
0.7
1.53
Imo
8.1
20.2
25.6
14.7
14.7
3.7
4.1
7.56
Jigawa
17.8
31.8
21.9
15.6
7.3
1.6
1.1
2.53
Kaduna
14.6
29.4
26.1
17.4
9.0
1.4
1.0
1.05
Kano
14.5
33.8
19.8
18.7
9.4
2.0
0.4
1.37
Katsina
18.2
30.9
20.9
17.7
8.6
1.1
1.2
1.43
Kebbi
15.3
29.6
23.6
17.8
9.2
2.0
0.7
1.58
Kogi
8.7
18.8
25.3
18.4
14.5
5.0
2.7
6.04
Kwara
9.4
25.0
23.8
14.4
16.1
3.8
3.1
3.86
Lagos
10.7
19.7
28.8
21.0
12.9
2.6
2.0
1.89
Nasarawa
12.1
30.2
28.5
17.5
8.0
1.5
0.9
1.14
Niger
14.0
34.7
21.6
18.6
9.0
0.7
0.7
0.57
Ogun
12.4
25.8
19.8
20.2
12.2
3.5
3.0
2.66
Ondo
9.7
23.4
24.6
18.2
13.5
3.1
2.6
4.38
Osun
12.2
23.8
23.3
17.0
10.8
3.2
3.4
5.07
Oyo
8.4
26.6
23.8
19.2
13.2
2.8
2.6
3.25
Plateau
11.8
26.5
31.9
18.9
7.8
1.3
0.8
0.82
Rivers
8.7
25.0
31.7
18.2
10.8
1.7
1.2
2.45
Sokoto
14.8
30.1
21.4
18.7
9.9
2.1
0.8
2.01
Taraba
9.6
25.0
30.1
22.2
9.1
1.6
0.8
1.13
Yobe
13.2
30.6
24.7
18.3
8.8
1.7
0.7
1.67
Zamfara
13.2
31.1
20.7
20.5
10.4
2.3
0.4
1.43
FCT Abuja
12.5
27.6
26.3
21.5
9.3
1.3
0.6
0.83
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
SECTOR
70+
0.00
URBAN
12.0
25.6
25.6
19.1
11.1
2.2
1.6
2.39
RURAL
12.3
27.8
25.3
17.7
10.2
2.4
1.4
2.41
National
12.3
27.3
25.4
18.0
10.4
2.4
1.5
2.40
93
TABLE 92: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLDS BY AGE GROUP, 2007

Percent
State
Age group
0-4
05-14
15-29
30-44
45-59
Abia
10.1
19.4
25.8
16.1
Adamawa
14.5
31.4
25.4
Akwa Ibom
13.4
30.0
25.4
Anambra
11.8
26.9
Bauchi
19.1
30.5
Bayelsa
13.5
Benue
13.7
Borno
Cross River
60-64
65-69
70+
14.8
4.8
3.3
5.8
17.7
7.4
1.6
0.6
1.3
15.6
10.4
2.6
1.2
1.5
23.8
14.7
12.5
3.6
2.1
4.6
26.5
12.9
7.2
2.5
0.0
1.3
28.3
27.8
16.3
8.8
1.7
1.4
2.2
33.5
24.1
15.1
9.6
1.3
0.6
2.0
19.1
34.1
19.7
16.6
7.8
1.2
0.4
1.2
13.5
28.5
26.4
17.1
8.8
1.7
1.6
2.3
Delta
15.9
29.4
22.1
15.3
9.3
2.8
1.6
3.6
Ebonyi
11.7
31.0
23.5
14.9
12.6
2.8
1.6
1.9
Edo
12.1
29.1
23.3
17.1
10.6
2.2
1.5
4.0
Ekiti
10.6
23.2
24.6
15.3
13.2
4.8
2.7
5.5
Enugu
9.7
25.0
28.3
15.5
13.0
3.4
1.9
3.1
Gombe
16.4
33.3
25.3
14.2
7.3
1.7
0.9
0.9
9.3
21.6
27.0
15.0
12.9
3.8
4.6
5.8
Jigawa
16.9
33.5
20.3
15.2
9.1
2.3
0.6
2.1
Kaduna
16.4
33.6
24.4
15.4
7.0
1.3
0.5
1.4
Kano
18.2
33.8
21.8
16.4
6.3
1.6
0.6
1.4
Katsina
19.3
33.2
18.5
16.6
7.7
2.0
0.8
1.8
Kebbi
17.0
34.8
18.0
18.7
7.9
1.7
0.5
1.3
Imo
Kogi
6.8
27.1
27.3
18.5
12.4
3.1
1.9
2.8
Kwara
10.3
31.0
19.8
15.5
12.8
3.9
2.4
4.2
Lagos
13.6
22.1
27.6
21.2
9.8
1.7
1.2
2.9
Nassarawa
13.4
31.5
27.5
16.5
8.1
1.2
1.0
0.8
Niger
18.9
32.2
20.0
20.1
6.4
0.9
0.8
0.6
Ogun
11.5
23.7
21.8
18.0
14.2
2.7
3.1
4.9
Ondo
12.1
25.5
23.9
17.8
11.3
3.3
1.9
4.3
Osun
11.5
26.9
21.1
17.0
10.6
4.0
3.5
5.4
Oyo
12.1
27.3
23.3
17.4
10.9
3.1
2.1
3.8
Plateau
14.4
27.1
28.6
16.9
8.8
1.7
0.9
1.7
Rivers
10.9
21.3
31.3
20.0
10.7
1.5
1.6
2.7
Sokoto
15.5
31.8
21.1
18.4
9.7
1.7
0.8
1.1
Taraba
15.3
32.1
25.7
16.5
7.4
1.1
0.5
1.4
Yobe
18.5
32.7
19.2
17.2
7.9
2.0
1.1
1.4
Zamfara
18.5
32.7
18.1
17.9
8.1
2.2
0.6
2.1
FCT(Abuja)
15.5
28.2
26.9
19.6
7.3
1.3
0.3
0.9
Urban
13.0
26.6
258
18.0
10.2
2.2
1.4
2.9
Rural
15.0
30.2
22.9
16.4
8.3
2.4
1.4
2.5
National
14.4
29.1
23.8
16.9
9.6
2.3
1.4
2.6
Source: NBS, CBN, NCC Survey
94
TABLE 93: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF TOILET FACILITIES, 2005 - 2009
Percent
Type of Toilet
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Pit
34.1
45.2
59.3
54.6
53.9
Pail
1.8
1.1
0.2
0.1
0.1
Water Closet
24.5
16.9
17.7
15.3
19.3
Others
39.6
36.8
22.8
30.1
26.7
Total
100.0
100.0
Source: National Bureau of Statistics - General Households Survey
100.0
100.0
100.0
TABLE 94: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF ELECTRICITY FACILITIES,

2005- 2009
Percent
Type of Electricity
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Public Only
43.6
39.6
47.3
41.3
51.3
Public/Private
4.3
2.15
5.8
7.4
7.6
Private Only
3.4
1.8
2.7
3.2
3.0
48.7
56.6
44.2
48.0
38.1
Total
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
Others
TABLE 95: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF DWELLING UNITS BY TYPE OF WATER

SUPPLY, 2005 - 2009
Percent
Type of Water
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Pipe-borne Water
16.2
15.4
10.4
8.8
14.8
Bore-hole Water
24.0
20.8
26.8
28.4
32.5
Well Water
25.1
30.6
33.3
31.5
23.3
Streams/Ponds
33.5
32.5
24.4
27.6
27.0
1.2
0.8
4.1
3.2
2.4
Total
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
Tanker/Truck/Van
95
TABLE 96:
YOUTH LITERACY IN ANY LANGUAGE, 2010

Percent
State
Male
Female
Both Sexes
Abia
99.4
97.2
98.4
Adamawa
78.8
72.2
75.6
Akwa Ibom
100.0
99.5
99.8
Anambra
100.0
99.2
99.6
Bauchi
55.5
48.9
52.6
Bayelsa
95.4
94.6
95.0
Benue
95.9
89.7
93.2
Borno
85.1
81.7
83.3
Cross River
92.8
90.6
91.9
Delta
90.4
85.4
88.1
Ebonyi
93.5
94.8
94.2
Edo
92.6
93.3
92.9
Ekiti
98.5
98.7
98.6
Enugu
99.4
99.0
99.2
Gombe
71.7
59.5
65.5
Imo
96.2
97.9
97.0
Jigawa
78.2
57.8
69.4
Kaduna
79.5
61.4
71.1
Kano
51.4
46.7
49.5
Katsina
73.1
47.4
60.3
Kebbi
69.5
50.8
60.7
Kogi
92.6
85.3
88.7
Kwara
88.2
83.8
86.2
Lagos
99.4
99.3
99.3
Nasarawa
85.3
72.3
79.2
Niger
90.6
72.7
82.7
Ogun
98.2
88.1
93.5
Ondo
97.9
97.1
97.6
Osun
99.1
97.5
98.2
Oyo
92.9
90.6
91.7
Plateau
77.7
65.4
71.6
Rivers
94.3
95.1
94.7
Sokoto
84.5
83.2
83.9
Taraba
71.6
56.7
63.6
Yobe
83.7
61.1
73.7
Zamfara
75.4
63.7
69.5
FCT Abuja
87.1
77.1
82.2
URBAN
95.2
91.6
93.4
RURAL
83.7
75.6
79.9
86.0
79.0
82.6
SECTOR
National
96
TABLE 97:
ADULT LITERACY IN ANY LANGUAGE, - 2010
State
Male
Female
Both Sexes
Abia
89.9
80.3
85.1
Adamawa
61.6
53.2
57.7
Akwa Ibom
91.5
87.4
89.5
Anambra
84.6
79.5
82.1
Bauchi
42.6
36.6
39.8
Bayelsa
80.6
69.3
74.9
Benue
73.5
60.6
67.6
Borno
71.7
70.1
70.9
Cross River
76.7
63.4
70.4
Delta
83.8
74.5
79.3
Ebonyi
67.1
58.2
62.5
Edo
76.6
66.7
71.8
Ekiti
81.9
77.2
79.5
Enugu
79.4
67.7
73.2
Gombe
58.2
49.2
54.0
Imo
78.9
69.9
74.3
Jigawa
59.8
46.3
53.6
Kaduna
62.7
52.8
58.1
Kano
40.8
33.4
37.4
Katsina
42.7
32.9
38.0
Kebbi
55.8
41.7
49.2
Kogi
68.4
57.4
62.8
Kwara
54.1
42.1
48.1
Lagos
95.8
92.3
94.1
Nasarawa
60.1
45.0
52.9
Niger
68.7
50.9
60.1
Ogun
80.3
77.2
78.8
Ondo
83.2
74.6
79.0
Osun
87.0
78.5
82.5
Oyo
78.8
72.7
75.6
Plateau
59.1
50.7
55.1
Rivers
81.1
79.4
80.3
Sokoto
76.4
70.0
73.4
Taraba
55.1
48.9
52.2
Yobe
62.8
52.6
58.3
Zamfara
56.8
52.4
54.7
FCT Abuja
71.1
62.4
67.0
82.5
77.4
80.0
64.9
68.5
55.4
60.0
60.3
64.4
SECTOR
URBAN
RURAL
National
97
TABLE 98:
RELATIVE POVERTY BY AGE-GROUP OF HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, 2009

Percent
Deflated
Age group
Non-Deflated
Poor
Non Poor
Poor
Non Poor
15 19
35.8
64.2
35.8
64.2
20 24
51.1
48.9
51.0
49.0
25 29
48.3
51.7
48.4
51.6
30 34
55.7
44.3
55.9
44.1
35 39
64.4
35.6
64.5
35.5
40 44
70.0
30.0
69.3
30.7
45 49
69.0
31.0
69.5
30.5
50 54
68.9
31.1
69.0
31.0
55 59
66.2
33.8
66.1
33.9
60 65
68.9
31.1
68.6
31.4
65 and above
62.3
37.7
61.6
38.4
TABLE 99:
RELATIVE POVERTY INCIDENCE BY EDUCATIONAL LEVEL OF HEAD OF

HOUSEHOLD, 2009
Percent
Deflated
Non-Deflated
Poor
Non Poor
Poor
Non Poor
National
65.0
35.0
64.9
35.1
None
75.4
24.6
75.4
24.6
FSLC
62.0
38.0
61.8
38.2
MSLC
53.1
46.9
52.4
47.6
Voc or Comm
67.3
32.7
67.3
32.7
JSS
70.3
29.7
69.7
30.3
SSS 'O' level
53.6
46.4
53.6
46.4
'A' level
61.9
38.1
61.9
38.1
NCE or OND nursing
47.8
52.2
47.9
52.1
BA or HND
43.5
56.5
42.9
57.1
Technical/Professional
70.1
29.9
70.1
29.9
Masters
18.6
81.4
18.6
81.4
Doctorate
28.3
71.7
28.3
71.7
98
TABLE 100: HOUSEHOLD SIZE BY ABSOLUTE POVERTY - 200910
State
1-3 persons
4-6persons
Non Poor
Poor
Non Poor
over 7 persons
Poor
Non Poor
Poor
Abia
84.3
15.7
45.6
54.4
36.4
63.6
Adamawa
59.6
40.4
24.4
75.6
12.1
87.9
Akwa Ibom
89.4
10.6
49.3
50.7
26.9
73.1
Anambra
85.2
14.8
42.4
57.6
27.8
72.2
Bauchi
68.7
31.3
16.5
83.5
10.9
89.1
Bayelsa
90.2
9.8
52
48
36.3
63.7
Benue
75.4
24.6
29.5
70.5
14.7
85.3
Borno
87.6
12.4
52.9
47.1
15.8
84.2
Cross River
79.1
2.9
35.7
64.3
26.8
73.2
Delta
82.7
17.3
33.2
66.8
14.7
85.3
Ebonyi
58.3
41.7
14.6
85.4
5.8
94.2
Edo
84.7
15.3
29.3
70.7
16.6
83.4
Ekiti
73.5
26.5
35.2
64.8
20.8
79.2
Enugu
72.5
27.5
34.3
65.7
14
86
Gombe
71.1
28.9
12.2
87.8
14
86
Imo
88.8
11.2
63.9
36.1
45.4
54.6
Jigawa
34.4
65.6
11.6
88.4
91
Kaduna
74.6
25.4
38.9
61.1
30.7
69.3
78
22
32.7
67.3
17.4
82.6
Katsina
79.1
20.9
30.5
69.5
93
Kebbi
63.8
36.2
26.8
73.2
10.8
89.2
Kogi
68.1
31.9
29.1
70.9
21
79
Kwara
70.6
29.4
24.3
75.7
13.9
86.1
Lagos
91.2
8.8
54.5
45.5
45.7
54.3
Nassarawa
83.7
16.3
25.2
74.8
7.6
92.4
Niger
83.7
16.3
57.8
42.2
28.2
71.8
Ogun
68.9
31.1
27.8
72.2
46.1
53.9
Ondo
76.8
23.2
34.4
65.6
26.9
73.1
Osun
87
13
60
40
51
49
Oyo
76.8
23.2
45.1
54.9
29.6
70.4
Plateau
84.5
15.5
34.1
65.9
14.3
85.7
Rivers
87.7
12.3
54.8
45.2
36.5
63.5
Sokoto
44.1
55.9
13.7
86.3
7.4
92.6
Taraba
78.1
21.9
34.2
65.8
18.5
81.5
Yobe
60.4
39.6
17.4
82.6
13.5
86.5
Zamfara
78.4
21.6
31.4
68.6
14.3
85.7
FCT(Abuja)
90.8
9.2
57.8
42.2
39.9
60.1
Rural
75.2
24.8
31.5
68.5
16.5
83.5
83
17
48.2
51.8
30.6
69.4
78.7
21.3
37.9
62.1
20.8
79.2
Kano
Urban
National
99
TABLE 101:
GENDER OF HOUSEHOLD HEAD BY ABSOLUTE POVERTY 2003/04 AND 2009/10
2003-04
2009-10
Male
State
Non Poor
Female
Poor
Non Poor
Male
Poor
Non Poor
Female
Poor
Non Poor
Poor
Abia
67.8
32.2
68.1
31.9
59.9
40.1
75.5
24.5
Adamawa
29.3
70.7
40.7
59.3
32.3
67.7
42.3
57.7
Akwa Ibom
52.7
47.3
62
38
62.7
37.3
64.6
35.4
Anambra
33
75.3
24.7
54.2
45.8
73.9
26.1
Bauchi
16.9
83.1
57.1
42.9
25.2
74.8
35.3
64.7
Bayelsa
66.9
33.1
68.6
31.4
68.8
31.2
76.5
23.5
Benue
45.3
54.7
63.7
36.3
39.2
60.8
60.1
39.9
Borno
47.5
52.5
55.9
44.1
55.7
44.3
75.7
24.3
60
54.1
45.9
54
57.1
37.3
62.7
67.9
32.1
64.4
35.6
60
48.6
51.4
24.4
75.6
52.3
47.7
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
67
40
42.9
40
46
58
42
Edo
54.7
45.3
61
39
50.2
49.8
68.4
31.6
Ekiti
52.7
47.3
50.1
49.9
57.6
42.4
64.7
35.3
Enugu
57.7
42.3
52.1
47.9
51.1
48.9
58.9
41.1
Gombe
35.7
64.3
74.2
25.8
26.8
73.2
61.3
38.7
Imo
58.4
41.6
66.5
33.5
68.6
31.4
79.4
20.6
Jigawa
6.8
93.2
100
14.8
85.2
20.2
79.8
Kaduna
53.6
46.4
74.5
25.5
44.5
55.5
53.3
46.7
Kano
48.8
51.2
52.9
47.1
40.5
59.1
48.8
51.3
Katsina
33.1
66.9
46.3
53.7
34.2
65.8
75.4
24.6
Kebbi
14.3
85.7
31.6
68.4
35.5
64.5
44.5
55.5
Kogi
91
14.3
85.7
44.5
55.5
49.7
50.3
Kwara
13.5
86.5
16.3
83.7
40.9
59.1
48.8
51.2
Lagos
32.2
67.8
44.7
55.3
70.6
29.4
64.1
35.9
Nassarawa
42.3
57.7
70.2
29.8
34.5
65.5
80.6
19.4
Niger
44.2
55.8
76.9
23.1
62.2
37.8
78.8
21.2
Ogun
61.3
38.7
64.4
35.6
54.3
45.7
59.6
40.4
Ondo
48.7
51.3
51.2
48.8
54.8
45.2
59.8
40.4
Osun
63.6
36.4
67.4
32.6
71.9
28.1
77.7
22.3
Oyo
69.6
30.4
70.5
29.5
58.4
41.6
68.9
31.1
Plateau
39.1
60.9
48
52
42.2
57.8
53.9
46.1
Rivers
56.5
43.5
45.6
54.4
64.8
35.2
67.3
32.7
Sokoto
26.8
73.2
56
44
18.8
81.2
48.4
51.6
Taraba
50.3
49.7
41.6
58.4
42
58
59.2
40.8
Yobe
19.6
80.4
49.4
50.6
26
74
56.5
43.5
Zamfara
83
41.2
58.8
43.5
56.5
58.8
41.2
FCT(Abuja)
58.2
17
41.8
68.4
31.6
64.8
35.2
91.8
8.2
Rural
33.7
66.3
53.2
46.8
42.1
57.9
63.9
36.1
Urban
56.2
43.8
58.5
41.5
61.4
38.6
67.6
32.4
National
43.6
56.4
55.8
44.2
49.5
50.5
65.7
34.3
100
TABLE 102: POOR PROPORTION SHARE TO TOTAL POOR (%)
2003-04
2009-10
States
Total
population
Food poor
Absolute
poor
Extreme
poor
Total
population
Food poor
Absolute
poor
Extreme
poor
Abia
2.6
2.1
1.7
1.3
1.7
1.6
1.2
Adamawa
2.3
2.7
2.8
3.2
2.2
2.5
2.8
3.2
Akwa Ibom
2.7
2.6
4.2
2.1
2.8
2.5
2.3
2.3
Anambra
3.2
2.2
1.2
2.9
2.5
1.8
Bauchi
3.3
3.9
4.5
5.3
3.3
4.5
4.9
Bayelsa
1.1
0.7
0.7
0.5
1.2
1.1
0.8
0.7
Benue
3.1
3.2
2.9
2.6
2.9
2.7
Borno
2.9
2.9
2.7
2.3
2.6
2.9
2.7
Cross River
2.2
2.3
2.3
2.2
Delta
2.9
3.2
3.4
2.9
2.9
2.5
2.7
Ebonyi
1.3
1.2
1.1
1.5
1.6
2.4
Edo
2.5
2.5
1.8
2.2
2.3
2.3
Ekiti
1.3
1.2
1.3
1.1
1.7
1.7
1.5
1.4
Enugu
2.3
1.8
1.8
1.4
2.3
2.2
2.2
2.4
Gombe
1.7
1.9
1.9
1.7
2.2
2.8
Imo
2.8
2.5
1.7
2.8
2.5
1.8
1.5
Jigawa
3.2
4.8
6.3
3.1
3.7
4.3
5.5
Kaduna
4.4
3.9
3.7
4.3
4.7
4.4
4.3
Kano
6.6
6.1
6.1
5.5
6.7
6.9
7.6
8.8
Katsina
4.2
4.6
4.8
5.1
4.1
4.4
5.1
5.3
Kebbi
2.3
2.8
3.3
3.9
2.3
2.4
2.7
2.4
Kogi
2.4
2.9
3.4
4.6
2.3
2.3
2.5
2.7
Kwara
1.6
2.2
2.9
1.7
1.9
1.9
1.9
Lagos
2.6
7.1
6.7
7.7
4.6
5.5
4.2
2.7
Nassarawa
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.3
1.3
1.5
1.7
1.7
Niger
2.7
2.7
2.8
2.4
2.8
2.3
1.7
Ogun
2.6
2.5
2.1
1.9
2.7
2.8
2.5
2.3
Ondo
2.8
2.9
2.7
2.4
2.3
2.3
2.1
Osun
2.4
2.1
1.7
1.3
2.4
1.5
1.2
Oyo
3.9
2.7
2.3
1.7
3.6
3.3
2.6
Plateau
2.3
2.3
2.4
2.3
2.2
2.3
2.6
2.5
Rivers
3.6
3.5
3.2
2.8
3.7
3.6
2.8
2.2
Sokoto
2.7
2.9
3.2
3.7
2.6
3.2
3.6
4.2
Taraba
1.7
1.9
1.6
1.5
1.6
1.5
1.8
1.7
Yobe
1.6
1.9
2.2
4.1
7.1
9.2
2.2
2.6
Zamfara
2.3
2.6
3.3
3.2
3.2
2.5
2.5
FCT(Abuja)
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.5
1.3
1.2
Rural
56.3
58.9
64.4
67.7
63.8
65.5
70.3
74.1
Urban
43.7
41.1
35.6
32.3
36.2
34.6
29.7
25.9
100
100
100
100
National
100
100
100
100
Note: per capita measure
101
TABLE 103: NUMBER OF POOR

Percent
2003-04
States
Total
population
2009-10
Food poor
Absolute
poor
Extreme
Poor
Total
population
food poor
Absolute
poor
Extreme
poor
Abia
3.3
2.1
1.3
0.7
3.2
2.1
1.6
0.8
Adamawa
2.9
2.7
2.2
1.7
3.6
3.1
2.8
2.2
Akwa Ibom
3.4
2.6
1.9
1.1
4.6
3.1
2.3
1.6
Anambra
3.9
2.2
1.6
0.7
4.8
3.7
2.6
1.2
Bauchi
4.1
3.9
3.6
2.9
5.5
4.9
4.6
3.4
Bayelsa
1.4
0.7
0.5
0.3
1.4
0.9
0.5
Benue
3.9
2.5
1.6
4.9
3.3
1.8
Borno
3.6
2.9
2.2
1.3
4.9
3.3
1.8
Cross River
2.7
2.3
1.8
1.2
3.3
2.4
1.4
Delta
3.6
2.6
1.9
4.8
3.6
2.6
1.9
Ebonyi
1.6
0.6
2.5
2.1
1.6
Edo
3.1
2.5
1.6
3.7
2.9
2.4
1.4
Ekiti
1.7
1.2
0.6
2.8
1.6
Enugu
2.9
1.8
1.5
0.8
3.8
2.8
2.3
1.6
Gombe
2.1
1.9
1.5
1.1
2.8
2.5
2.2
Imo
3.5
2.5
1.6
0.9
4.6
3.1
1.8
Jigawa
3.9
3.4
4.6
4.4
3.8
Kaduna
5.5
3.9
1.6
5.9
4.5
Kano
8.2
6.1
4.9
11
8.5
7.7
6.1
Katsina
5.2
4.6
3.8
2.8
6.7
5.4
5.2
3.7
Kebbi
2.9
2.8
2.7
2.1
3.8
2.9
2.7
1.7
Kogi
2.9
2.7
2.5
3.8
2.9
2.6
1.9
Kwara
1.8
1.6
2.7
2.3
1.3
Lagos
7.7
7.1
5.3
4.1
10.6
6.9
4.3
1.9
Nassarawa
1.8
1.5
1.2
0.7
2.2
1.8
1.7
1.2
Niger
3.4
2.7
2.2
1.3
4.6
2.5
2.4
1.2
Ogun
3.3
2.5
1.6
4.4
3.5
2.5
1.6
Ondo
3.7
2.8
2.3
1.5
2.8
2.3
1.4
Osun
2.1
1.4
0.7
2.4
1.5
0.8
Oyo
4.9
2.7
1.8
0.9
6.6
4.5
3.3
1.8
Plateau
2.8
2.3
1.9
1.3
3.6
2.9
2.6
1.8
Rivers
4.5
3.5
2.5
1.5
6.1
4.5
2.9
1.5
Sokoto
3.4
2.9
2.6
4.3
3.9
3.7
2.9
Taraba
2.1
1.9
1.3
0.8
2.6
1.9
1.8
1.2
Yobe
2.1
1.9
1.7
1.3
2.7
2.4
2.2
1.8
Zamfara
2.9
2.6
2.4
1.8
3.8
2.8
2.6
1.7
FCT(Abuja)
0.9
0.6
0.5
0.2
2.2
1.5
0.7
Rural
70.2
58.9
51.5
37.1
104.2
80.9
71.9
51.1
Urban
54.5
41
28.5
17.7
59.2
42.7
30.3
17.9
National
124.7
100
80.0`
54.8
163.4
123.6
102.2
68.9
102
TABLE 104: EXTREME POVERTY TRENDS
2003-04
States
Head count
2009-10
Poverty gap
Severity of
poverty
Head count
Poverty gap
Severity of
poverty
Abia
21.6
6.2
2.7
25.3
7.6
3.1
Adamawa
60.5
23.6
12.2
60.5
26.2
14.4
Akwa Ibom
33.7
10.7
5.2
34.1
11.1
5.2
Anambra
16.8
4.3
1.5
25.8
6.3
2.2
Bauchi
71.2
26.4
12.5
61.7
21.6
10.1
22
7.5
3.7
23.9
6.3
2.2
Benue
41.4
12.8
5.9
54.9
22.1
11.3
Borno
35.6
11
4.5
37.6
10.1
Cross River
45.3
16.2
7.7
41.1
14.5
7.1
Delta
52.1
16.3
6.8
38.9
13.6
6.5
Ebonyi
38.5
13.3
6.4
65.5
30.6
6.5
Edo
31.6
9.2
3.7
38.1
11.9
Ekiti
35.9
11.8
5.1
35.9
12.4
5.8
Enugu
26.8
7.3
3.1
43.6
16.1
7.8
Gombe
50.8
18.7
9.1
71.3
32.7
18.6
Imo
26.7
8.2
3.7
22.9
6.2
2.4
Jigawa
84.8
39.7
22.3
75.7
37.8
23.3
Kaduna
29.7
7.1
2.9
42.2
13.8
6.1
Kano
36.5
11
4.4
55.1
22.2
11.8
Katsina
53.2
16.5
54.7
16.9
7.4
Kebbi
73.2
27.8
13
44.4
14.1
6.1
Kogi
85.3
50.6
33.5
48.4
17.9
8.8
Kwara
79.4
42
26.4
48.9
16
6.7
Lagos
53
24.4
13.7
17.5
3.6
1.1
Bayelsa
Nassarawa
40.5
12
4.9
54.3
16.8
Niger
39.1
11.6
4.8
25.4
7.5
3.3
Ogun
31
9.4
3.7
36.3
12.6
6.1
Ondo
39.7
12.4
5.3
36.3
11.9
5.7
Osun
22.6
6.5
2.9
21.3
6.5
2.7
Oyo
18.8
1.3
27.7
8.3
3.6
Plateau
44.7
17
8.8
48.1
18.2
9.5
Rivers
34.5
11.9
5.6
25.2
8.2
3.9
Sokoto
59.6
20.7
9.7
68.1
26.3
12.9
Taraba
39.6
11.5
4.4
43.9
13.5
5.5
Yobe
66.9
24.5
12.2
66.6
27
14.3
Zamfara
63.9
23.9
11.6
27
14.5
6.5
FCT(Abuja)
29
9.5
4.4
30
8.1
2.9
Rural
52.8
0.5
51.8
49
17.9
8.9
Urban
32.6
0.9
30.8
30.2
17.9
8.9
National
44
15.9
7.9
42.2
15
7.3
103
TABLE 105: ABSOLUTE POVERTY TRENDS
State
Head count
2003-04
Poverty gap
Severity of
poverty
2009-10
Poverty gap
Head count
Severity of
poverty
Abia
40.9
13.5
6.4
50.2
16.4
7.6
Adamawa
76.6
36.9
21.6
77.8
39.2
23.9
Akwa Ibom
56.8
20.9
10.6
51
20.1
10.6
Anambra
41.4
11.8
4.8
53.7
16.1
6.8
Bauchi
87.9
42.8
24.1
84
37.1
20.1
40
14.2
7.3
44
14.9
6.6
Benue
64.7
24.7
12.5
73.6
34.9
20.3
Borno
59.8
22.4
10.8
60.6
21.9
10.2
67
28.3
15.2
60.4
25.6
13.8
Delta
70.6
29.8
15.3
53.8
23.4
12.7
Ebonyi
63.2
24.7
12.8
82.9
43.5
27.2
Edo
53.6
19
64.1
23.6
11.5
Ekiti
60.4
23.1
11.5
55.9
22.7
11.9
Enugu
50.2
16.6
7.6
60.6
27
15
Gombe
73.1
32.1
17.6
81.6
45.7
29.4
Imo
46.7
16.7
8.2
39.4
13.7
6.3
Jigawa
95.3
55
35.4
88.5
51
34.3
Kaduna
54.2
17.5
7.7
64
25.8
13.2
Kano
59.4
21.9
10.6
70.4
34.5
20.4
Katsina
72.9
30.5
15.6
77.6
31.8
16.2
Kebbi
90.1
44.1
25
72.5
27.6
13.7
Kogi
91.8
61.6
45.3
67.4
30
16.7
Kwara
87.8
54.3
37.7
72.1
29.3
15
Lagos
69.4
35.3
22
40.3
11.4
4.3
Nassarawa
66.1
24.3
11.7
78.4
31.6
15.9
Niger
64.4
23.2
11.2
51
16.5
7.7
Ogun
49.9
18.6
57.6
23.3
12.2
Ondo
62.8
24
12
57.7
22.4
11.6
Osun
44.6
14.9
6.9
37.5
13.1
6.4
38
10.9
4.4
50.8
17.4
8.3
Plateau
68.5
29.2
16.1
72.4
31.2
17.4
Rivers
56.7
22
11.4
47.2
16.7
8.2
Sokoto
75.2
34.6
19.1
86.1
41.5
23.8
Taraba
60.5
23
11.1
68.3
26.1
12.9
88
40.5
22.8
81.7
41
24.6
Bayelsa
Cross River
Oyo
Yobe
Zamfara
84
39.1
22
67.5
27.3
13.9
FCT(Abuja)
53.3
19.2
9.5
45.5
17.4
Rural
73.4
32.7
18.2
69
30.3
16.3
Urban
52.2
20.5
10.8
51.2
19.1
9.6
62.6
26.2
14.2
National
64.2
27.4
15
104
TABLE 106:
FOOD POVERTY TRENDS

2003-04
States
Head count
2009-10
Poverty gap
Severity of
poverty
Head count
Poverty gap
Severity of
poverty
Abia
63.3
25.3
13.4
66.3
29.4
17
Adamawa
93.6
53.7
35.6
84.2
47.7
31.6
Akwa Ibom
77.9
35.4
20.4
67.9
33.8
20.5
Anambra
56.5
18
8.2
76.8
31.9
16.8
Bauchi
95.6
54.6
34.7
89.4
43.6
25.6
Bayelsa
53.6
21.8
12
72.6
29.6
25.6
Benue
77.1
37.2
22.2
77.7
39.6
24.7
Borno
81.3
38.2
21.4
66.4
27.7
14.8
Cross River
85.8
43.2
26.7
73.4
38.9
24.9
Delta
82.5
41.1
23.8
74.8
41.1
26.7
Ebonyi
65.2
27.7
15.1
81.3
46.4
31.2
Edo
82.4
37.8
21.3
78.6
36.9
20.9
Ekiti
73.7
33.9
19.6
73.6
34.9
21
Enugu
63.8
25.6
13.2
73.2
37
23
90
47.9
30.3
91.3
61.8
45.3
Imo
71.5
29.7
16.1
67
27.3
14
Jigawa
98.7
65
46.2
92.4
59.3
43.1
Kaduna
71.9
30.5
16.6
83.1
42.6
28.2
Kano
74.8
33.5
19
77.4
42.6
28.2
Katsina
88.3
44.2
26
80.9
36.7
20.9
95
52.02
32.9
77.5
32.8
18
Kogi
98.7
81.2
69.5
75.4
37.5
23.1
Kwara
98.5
81.6
69.7
84.7
37.8
20
Lagos
92.3
73.3
62.5
65.5
22.2
10.1
Nassarawa
83.1
37.8
20.8
83.8
39.1
21.9
Niger
78.5
36
20.5
54.3
22.8
13.1
Ogun
75.6
34.3
19.4
79.7
41.1
25.1
Ondo
75.4
34.9
19.9
70.1
32.6
19.6
Osun
69.8
25.6
12.7
61.5
25.8
14.3
Oyo
56.2
18.4
8.3
68.6
27.6
14.9
Plateau
82.4
42
26.3
78.5
38
23
Rivers
78.9
39.2
23.7
92.3
49
30.4
Sokoto
84.9
40.9
23.7
92.3
49
30
Taraba
87.5
43.2
25.6
72.3
32.2
17.8
94
52.3
33.7
87.7
51.8
35.1
Zamfara
91.1
44.3
26
73.6
31.9
17.8
FCT(Abuja)
71.4
32.1
18.6
70.3
33.5
19.8
Rural
83.9
43.8
27.4
77.7
38.8
23.8
Urban
75.3
38.3
25.2
72.2
32.8
19
75.7
36.6
22.1
Gombe
Kebbi
Yobe
National
80.2
41.4
26.4
105
TABLE 107:
RESOURCE TRANSFERS REQUIRED TO ELIMINATE ABSOLUTE POVERTY, 200910

Absolut
e
poverty
rate (%)
Number
of poor
(millions)
Resources
required by each
poor person (
per month)
2,476.30
50.2
1.60
1,524.30
3.6
6,687.80
77.8
2.8
2,354.90
20.1
4.6
4,313.50
5.1
2.3
1,844.50
16.1
4.8
3,598.50
53.7
2.6
1,403.80
4,675.67
37.1
5.5
9,498.90
84
4.6
2,067.80
Bayelsa
4,675.67
14.9
1,360.90
44
0.9
1,581.40
Benue
4,675.67
34.9
4.9
8,010.30
73.6
3.6
2,220.00
Borno
4,675.67
21.9
4.9
5,019.60
60.6
1,689.60
Cross River
4,675.67
25.6
3.3
3,971.50
60.4
1,978.70
Delta
4,675.67
23.4
4.8
5,237.60
53.8
2.6
2,033.10
Ebonyi
4,675.67
43.5
2.5
5,055.60
82.9
2.1
2,452.00
Edo
4,675.67
23.6
3.7
4,049.70
64.1
2.4
1,718.40
Ekiti
4,675.67
22.7
2.8
2,950.10
55.9
1.6
1,900.30
Enugu
4,675.67
27
3.8
4,758.50
60.6
2.3
2,084.50
Gombe
4,675.67
45.7
2.8
5,888.00
81.6
2.2
2,620.10
Imo
4,675.67
13.7
4.6
2,924.80
39.4
1.8
1,624.60
Jigawa
4,675.67
51
11,944.20
88.5
4.4
2,698.00
Kaduna
4,675.67
25.8
8,490.60
64
4.5
1,881.00
Kano
4,675.67
34.5
11
17,742.20
70.4
7.7
2,292.30
Katsina
4,675.67
31.8
6.7
9,933.60
77.6
5.2
1,913.40
Kebbi
4,675.67
27.6
3.8
4,874.00
72.5
2.7
1,780.60
Kogi
4,675.67
30
2.7
5,367.90
67.4
2.6
2,082.90
Kwara
4,675.67
29.3
10.6
3,730.90
72.1
1,897.00
Lagos
4,675.67
11.4
2.2
5,659.10
40.3
4.3
1,325.80
Nassarawa
4,675.67
31.6
4.6
3,184.60
78.4
1.7
1,883.90
Niger
4,675.67
16.5
4.4
3,593.50
51
2.4
1,515.80
Ogun
4,675.67
23.3
4,774.40
57.6
2.5
1,888.50
Ondo
4,675.67
22.4
4,177.20
57.7
2.3
1,814.50
Osun
4,675.67
13.1
6.6
2,435.50
37.5
1.5
1,631.90
Oyo
4,675.67
17.4
3.6
5,337.90
50.8
3.3
1,600.80
Plateau
4,675.67
31.2
6.1
5,321.30
72.4
2.6
2,017.20
Rivers
4,675.67
16.7
4.3
4,759.00
47.2
2.9
1,648.60
Sokoto
4,675.67
41.5
6.1
8,285.40
86.1
3.7
2,254.80
Taraba
4,675.67
26.1
4.3
3,212.30
68.3
1.8
1,784.70
Yobe
4,675.67
41
2.7
5,232.00
81.7
2.2
2,344.10
Zamfara
4,675.67
27.3
3.8
4,864.20
67.5
2.6
1,887.30
FCT(Abuja)
4,675.67
17.4
2.2
1,776.40
45.5
1,785.70
Rural
4,675.67
30.3
104.2
147,741.70
69
71.9
2,054.80
Urban
4,675.67
19.1
59.2
52,775.90
51.2
30.3
1,739.70
National
4,675.67
26.2
163.4
200,497.10
62.6
102.2
1,961.30
Monthly
poverty
line ()
Poverty
gap (%)
Total
population
(millions)
Total resources
required to
eliminate poverty
(millions, )
Abia
4,675.67
16.4
3.2
Adamawa
4,675.67
39.2
Akwa Ibom
4,675.67
Anambra
4,675.67
Bauchi
States
106
TABLE 108: INEQUALITY (GINI)
States
2003-04
2009-10
Abia
0.3153
0.3724
Adamawa
0.3608
0.4298
Akwa Ibom
0.3608
0.4263
Anambra
0.3197
0.3197
Bauchi
0.322
0.327
Bayelsa
0.3344
0.3333
Benue
0.388
0.4041
Borno
0.3338
0.3781
Cross River
0.3994
0.4337
Delta
0.3455
0.4346
Ebonyi
0.3594
0.411
Edo
0.4011
0.4171
Ekiti
0.356
0.4638
Enugu
0.3555
0.4171
Gombe
0.3863
0.4568
Imo
0.3863
0.3915
Jigawa
0.315
0.3735
Kaduna
0.3429
0.3735
Kano
0.3419
0.4522
Katsina
0.382
0.3332
Kebbi
0.292
0.3332
Kogi
0.428
0.3953
Kwara
0.4178
0.3427
Lagos
0.4515
0.3541
Nassarawa
0.3232
0.318
Niger
0.343
0.3491
Ogun
0.3904
0.3842
Ondo
0.3086
0.3733
Osun
0.3304
0.3825
Oyo
0.3279
0.3558
Plateau
0.3871
0.3839
Rivers
0.4029
0.3979
Sokoto
0.3269
0.3253
Taraba
0.344
0.4894
Yobe
0.2884
0.4658
Zamfara
0.3449
0.3227
0.402
0.525
Rural
0.3727
0.407
Urban
0.3835
0.41
National
0.3898
0.4161
FCT(Abuja)
107
TABLE 109:
SELF ASSESSED POVERTY BY STATE, 2009

Percent
State
Abia
Very poor
Poor
Moderate
Fairly rich
Rich
17.2
43.4
32.1
4.1
3.2
Adamawa
7.4
38.9
47.4
6.3
0.0
Akwa Ibom
17.2
36.7
37.0
6.8
2.3
Anambra
14.8
34.7
45.1
1.0
4.3
Bauchi
5.8
46.0
39.8
7.4
0.9
Bayelsa
11.5
37.1
44.3
2.7
4.4
Benue
21.5
37.4
36.9
3.6
0.6
Borno
13.1
36.6
49.5
0.7
0.1
Cross River
20.8
44.9
33.5
0.5
0.3
Delta
20.5
39.0
37.3
2.7
0.5
Ebonyi
59.6
29.5
8.4
2.0
0.4
Edo
3.0
27.1
57.4
10.9
1.7
Ekiti
8.0
30.4
59.2
2.1
0.2
Enugu
7.2
32.6
47.2
11.6
1.3
Gombe
4.6
45.2
46.9
3.3
0.0
Imo
22.7
39.6
35.8
1.4
0.5
Jigawa
4.6
34.5
54.7
4.9
1.3
Kaduna
6.6
42.0
34.9
15.5
1.0
13.6
33.8
47.4
4.8
0.4
Katsina
7.9
44.0
43.3
3.1
1.6
Kebbi
3.1
47.4
42.3
4.6
2.6
Kogi
3.2
34.0
58.4
3.7
0.7
Kwara
1.5
23.7
71.1
2.0
1.7
Lagos
5.7
20.6
72.5
1.3
0.0
Nassarawa
7.7
14.8
68.8
8.8
0.0
Niger
2.2
20.2
65.2
9.1
3.2
Ogun
1.5
17.6
66.5
12.8
1.6
Ondo
2.2
52.1
40.4
5.3
0.0
Osun
1.6
16.2
70.0
10.1
2.2
Oyo
8.1
33.2
50.0
7.9
0.7
Plateau
9.6
25.2
53.1
8.8
3.2
Rivers
9.3
54.1
27.6
7.3
1.8
Sokoto
11.4
24.3
53.7
9.5
1.2
Taraba
7.4
57.3
33.6
1.0
0.7
Yobe
5.7
28.9
62.2
3.1
0.1
11.4
33.3
49.4
4.5
1.4
0.8
33.9
64.4
1.0
0.0
Urban
6.6
29.5
56.2
6.2
1.5
Rural
12.0
38.3
43.1
5.4
1.1
35.1
47.9
5.7
1.3
Kano
Zamfara
FCT Abuja
Sector
National
10.1
108
TABLE 110: POVERTY INCIDENCE BY STATE AND SECTOR, 2009

Percent
Deflated
State
Non-Deflated
Poor
Non Poor
Poor
Non Poor
Abia
52.1
47.9
52.6
47.4
Adamawa
82.9
17.1
83.3
16.7
Akwa Ibom
48.5
51.5
48.9
51.1
Anambra
45.0
55.0
42.7
57.3
Bauchi
91.3
8.7
91.8
8.2
Bayelsa
45.2
54.8
44.8
55.2
Benue
77.9
22.1
78.1
21.9
Borno
53.2
46.8
53.5
46.5
Cross River
67.8
32.2
67.8
32.2
Delta
72.5
27.5
72.5
27.5
Ebonyi
94.6
5.4
94.8
5.2
Edo
56.4
43.6
56.7
43.3
Ekiti
41.0
59.0
41.9
58.1
Enugu
62.5
37.5
61.7
38.3
Gombe
86.6
13.4
86.9
13.1
Imo
50.1
49.9
50.2
49.8
Jigawa
87.0
13.0
87.1
12.9
Kaduna
71.4
28.6
70.9
29.1
Kano
70.8
29.2
71.0
29.0
Katsina
82.1
17.9
82.0
18.0
Kebbi
84.4
15.6
84.5
15.5
Kogi
71.0
29.0
71.0
29.0
Kwara
74.6
25.4
75.4
24.6
Lagos
27.4
72.6
27.3
72.7
Nassarawa
51.6
48.4
49.3
50.7
Niger
53.1
46.9
53.1
46.9
Ogun
53.5
46.5
53.2
46.8
Ondo
52.5
47.5
52.5
47.5
Osun
47.6
52.4
49.1
50.9
Oyo
51.8
48.2
51.0
49.0
Plateau
77.8
22.2
77.7
22.3
Rivers
52.6
47.4
51.3
48.7
Sokoto
84.2
15.8
84.2
15.8
Taraba
78.0
22.0
78.2
21.8
Yobe
82.1
17.9
82.1
17.9
Zamfara
84.8
15.2
84.6
15.4
Fct Abuja
38.7
61.3
38.6
61.4
Urban
48.8
51.2
49.0
51.0
Rural
74.2
25.8
74.0
26.0
National
65.0
35.0
64.9
35.1
Sector
109
TABLE 111:
State
AVERAGE PERSONS PER HOUSEHOLD, 2006 2010

2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Abia
3.6
3.2
3.8
3.9
3.7
Adamawa
4.8
5.2
5.6
5.0
Akwa Ibom
4.1
4.4
5.1
4.2
4.2
Anambra
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.2
3.9
Bauchi
5.8
7.9
6.8
6.3
6.0
Bayelsa
4.3
3.3
4.9
3.8
3.7
Benue
5.2
5.1
6.1
5.2
5.3
Borno
4.6
5.5
5.3
4.9
4.8
Cross River
4.5
3.8
4.1
4.4
3.9
Delta
3.2
4.1
3.6
3.3
3.5
Ebonyi
4.1
5.3
4.9
5.3
Edo
3.8
3.7
3.8
3.9
Ekiti
3.2
3.2
3.1
3.3
4.1
4.2
4.1
Enugu
Gombe
5.9
5.9
5.8
5.1
Imo
4.3
3.8
4.5
3.7
Jigawa
5.9
6.5
6.6
6.6
Kaduna
6.1
5.6
10.4
5.6
5.3
Kano
6.4
6.6
6.5
6.5
5.7
Katsina
5.8
5.7
5.6
5.6
Kebbi
5.9
5.7
10.9
5.6
5.5
Kogi
3.6
3.9
3.7
3.1
Kwara
4.1
4.2
3.7
Lagos
4.2
3.7
3.8
3.7
3.8
Nasarawa
5.6
3.2
5.7
5.5
Niger
4.9
5.6
4.8
5.3
5.9
Ogun
2.6
3.2
2.8
3.3
Ondo
3.2
3.6
3.7
3.1
3.1
Osun
3.6
3.2
3.9
3.6
3.4
Oyo
4.3
3.6
3.9
3.9
Plateau
5.4
5.7
5.9
5.5
Rivers
4.9
3.7
4.4
4.5
4.5
Sokoto
5.4
4.6
5.6
5.6
Taraba
5.3
5.4
5.3
4.8
4.0
Yobe
5.7
5.7
5.5
5.9
5.1
Zamfara
5.2
5.7
5.5
5.5
4.9
FCT, Abuja
4.3
Total
4.6
4.4
4.4
4.9
5.2
5.2
4.5
4.5
4.5
110
TABLE 112:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY SEX - 2010

Percent
State
Male
Female
Total
Abia
49.2
50.8
100
Adamawa
52.4
47.6
100
Akwa Ibom
50.8
49.2
100
Anambra
50.1
49.9
100
Bauchi
51.8
48.2
100
Bayelsa
49.6
50.4
100
Benue
52.9
47.1
100
Borno
51.6
48.4
100
Cross River
52.3
47.7
100
Delta
51.5
48.5
100
Ebonyi
48.9
51.1
100
Edo
52.7
47.3
100
Ekiti
49.0
51.0
100
Enugu
47.5
52.5
100
Gombe
54.3
45.7
100
Imo
48.9
51.1
100
Jigawa
52.4
47.6
100
Kaduna
52.5
47.5
100
Kano
53.7
46.3
100
Katsina
51.1
48.9
100
Kebbi
52.2
47.8
100
Kogi
49.1
50.9
100
Kwara
50.0
50.0
100
Lagos
51.6
48.4
100
Nasarawa
51.4
48.6
100
Niger
51.0
49.0
100
Ogun
49.5
50.5
100
Ondo
51.0
49.0
100
Osun
47.4
52.6
100
Oyo
48.6
51.4
100
Plateau
52.1
47.9
100
Rivers
51.9
48.1
100
Sokoto
53.2
46.8
100
Taraba
53.4
46.6
100
Yobe
54.7
45.3
100
Zamfara
53.3
46.7
100
FCT Abuja
51.7
48.3
100
URBAN
50.4
49.6
100
RURAL
51.7
48.3
100
National
51.4
48.6
100
SECTOR
111
TABLE 113:
RELATIVE POVERTY TREND BY OCCUPATION OF HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD
Occupation
1980
1985
1992
1996
2004
Professional and Technical
17.3
35.6
35.7
51.8
34.2
Administration
45.0
25.3
22.3
33.5
45.3
Clerical and Related
10.0
29.1
34.4
60.1
39.2
Sales Workers
15.0
36.6
33.5
56.7
44.2
Service Industry
21.3
38.0
38.2
71.4
43.0
Agriculture and Forestry
31.5
53.5
47.9
71.0
67.0
Production and Transport
23.2
46.6
40.8
65.8
42.5
Manufacturing and
Processing
12.4
31.7
33.2
49.4
44.2
1.5
36.8
42.8
61.2
49.1
Students and Apprentices
15.6
40.5
41.8
52.4
41.6
All Occupations
27.2
46.3
42.7
65.6
54.4
Others
CHART 7: RELATIVE POVERTY TREND BY OCCUPATION OF HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD
70
60
50
40
Percent
30
20
10
0
1980
1985
1992
Year
112
1996
2004
All Occupation
TABLE 114:
State
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF REGULAR HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF MAIN LIGHTING FUEL

NATIONAL, 2006
Total
Electricity
Gas
Type of Main Lighting Fuel

Kerosene
Candle
Solar
Other
Abia
605,987
229,595
5,248
359,734
8,279
830
2,301
Adamawa
184,468
111,189
4,015
43,541
17,617
2,280
5,826
Akwa Ibom
857,436
204,488
5,290
630,326
13,247
1,250
2,835
Anambra
882,875
395,337
18,040
429,719
33,755
2,983
3,041
Bauchi
847,731
142,679
9,845
659,987
28,659
2,805
3,756
Bayelsa
352,025
67,714
5,449
268,734
7,971
368
1,789
Benue
801,833
120,688
6,638
636,434
30,399
2,395
5,279
Borno
787,274
170,339
9,321
568,782
23,844
4,261
10,727
Cross River
645,251
187,968
2,563
443,676
7,688
884
2,472
Delta
890,312
368,099
10,448
475,999
30,041
1,745
3,980
Ebonyi
449,709
52,524
3,945
377,164
11,525
1,606
2,945
Edo
701,073
442,713
7,775
233,114
13,175
1,704
2,592
Ekiti
493,739
178,549
5,729
289,173
16,212
1,775
2,301
Enugu
725,767
256,050
9,676
435,339
20,122
1,879
2,701
Gombe
419,226
114,925
4,201
286,539
9,899
1,218
2,444
Imo
837,195
247,406
12,858
543,628
28,736
1,961
2,606
Jigawa
810,310
130,908
9,063
612,804
48,382
4,826
4,327
Kaduna
1,115,974
392,439
13,889
679,939
19,390
3,948
6,369
Kano
1,603,335
446,968
31,012
1,022,096
85,354
9,148
8,757
Katsina
1,066,316
249,776
14,842
735,408
54,435
5,981
5,874
Kebbi
562,827
142,966
7,774
386,250
21,729
1,809
2,299
Kogi
641,556
246,856
6,697
375,072
9,665
1,189
2,077
Kwara
468,780
261,917
4,260
189,004
9,725
1,426
2,448
Lagos
2,195,842
1,891,540
17,618
240,355
34,462
2,635
9,232
Nasarawa
342,711
79,375
4,261
247,708
8,098
1,074
2,195
Niger
729,964
266,035
6,632
442,629
10,174
1,472
3,022
Ogun
880,970
559,615
6,919
288,637
17,732
2,006
6,061
Ondo
763,020
320,930
5,884
414,613
17,059
1,467
3,067
Osun
730,313
407,657
6,914
294,408
14,232
2,045
5,057
1,248,105
612,293
11,348
586,229
27,548
3,501
7,186
604,491
132,216
3,655
442,132
16,993
2,226
7,269
Rivers
1,123,998
437,765
18,151
638,052
21,781
1,887
6,362
Sokoto
688,710
154,261
8,389
498,111
20,423
3,330
4,196
Taraba
431,385
27,017
3,367
379,517
17,044
1,215
3,225
Yobe
418,999
78,032
4,277
311,285
17,239
2,588
5,578
Zamfara
493,106
11,070
8,051
440,489
27,531
2,851
3,114
FCT(Abuja)
303,592
183,528
3,035
104,026
9,838
461
2,704
10,323,427
317,079
16,010,653
810,003
87,029
158,014
Oyo
Plateau
Nigeria
27,706,205
113
TABLE 115:
DISTRIBUTION OF REGULAR HOUSEHOLDS BY METHOD OF SOLID WASTE

DISPOSAL, NATIONAL, 2006
Method of Solid Waste Disposal
State
Collected
Buried by
Household
Public
Approved
Dump Site
Unapproved
Dump site
Total
Burnt by
Household
Other
Abia
605,987
54,769
66,989
208,644
187,366
77,736
10,483
Adamawa
576,348
81,298
49,289
122,133
169,928
140,935
12,765
Akwa Ibom
857,436
57,200
187,729
101,837
325,715
167,649
17,306
Anambra
882,875
167,434
122,650
173,678
167,918
211,842
39,353
Bauchi
847,731
162,994
119,698
164,907
141,319
238,700
20,113
Bayelsa
352,025
14,305
14,774
122,360
161,414
23,159
16,013
Benue
801,833
79,398
82,926
86,486
311,312
214,243
27,468
Borno
787,274
121,026
103,383
190,881
167,561
189,523
14,900
Cross River
645,251
33,015
64,007
197,795
273,823
69,219
7,392
Delta
890,312
113,292
67,650
142,369
370,427
143,337
53,237
Ebonyi
449,709
62,367
39,329
87,159
165,995
77,574
17,285
Edo
701,073
126,164
69,600
87,309
227,107
179,040
11,853
Ekiti
493,739
31,881
26,488
96,455
198,887
131,918
8,110
Enugu
725,767
124,113
78,701
104,560
231,276
155,471
31,646
Gombe
419,226
83,985
54,886
83,667
92,161
98,000
6,527
Imo
837,195
128,820
117,594
120,588
223,085
211,772
35,336
Jigawa
810,310
208,347
106,899
162,136
119,888
181,493
31,547
Kaduna
1,115,974
202,661
121,514
269,213
214,555
295,744
12,287
Kano
1,603,335
433,151
193,333
346,022
222,133
359,746
48,950
Katsina
1,066,316
368,735
137,840
236,210
151,150
139,415
32,966
Kebbi
562,827
195,506
66,974
99,967
110,568
70,463
19,349
Kogi
641,556
45,296
51,354
124,313
293,881
119,782
6,930
Kwara
468,780
35,578
23,623
118,782
203,083
76,855
10,859
Lagos
2,195,842
1,171,872
60,633
484,777
277,426
176,239
24,895
Nasarawa
342,711
39,511
34,380
81,819
119,629
63,653
3,719
Niger
729,964
73,196
50,561
200,078
283,374
112,580
10,175
Ogun
880,970
153,986
42,452
147,077
255,096
272,369
9,990
Ondo
763,020
72,036
42,904
106,578
334,776
194,547
12,179
Osun
730,313
51,988
42,960
122,459
280,247
219,714
12,945
1,248,105
126,955
46,883
169,926
538,871
335,739
29,731
604,491
64,674
54,915
89,239
186,077
201,692
7,894
Rivers
1,123,998
111,219
101,179
447,341
343,072
99,018
22,169
Sokoto
688,710
235,492
91,643
127,561
130,937
78,044
25,033
Taraba
431,385
51,012
41,604
70,474
160,210
94,639
13,446
Yobe
418,999
78,145
49,662
96,849
95,414
87,278
11,651
Zamfara
592,106
203,330
78,377
115,050
100,675
70,711
23,963
FCT(Abuja)
303,592
74,523
10,654
52,501
129,171
35,434
1,309
Nigeria
28,197,085
5,439,274
2,716,037
5,759,200
7,965,527
5,615,273
701,774
Oyo
Plateau
114
TABLE 116: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY MAJOR SOURCE OF WATER FOR DRINKING
AND COOKING, 2007
State
Total
Households
Pipe
borne
water
treated
Pipe
borne
water not
treated
Borehole
/Hand
Pump
Protected
Well/Spring
Unprotected
Well/Spring
Rain
Water
Stream/Po
nd/River
Tanker/Tru
ck/Vendor
Other
Sources
Abia
983,486
1.4
53.4
0.1
0.2
43.4
1.3
0.1
Adamawa
659,886
6.4
2.2
23.0
3.8
26.6
30.8
7.0
0.1
Akwa Ibom
905,492
3.8
0.9
39.7
0.9
1.1
53.5
0.2
1,049,161
3.1
59.6
0.7
1.7
1.0
31.9
1.8
0.3
Bauchi
594,345
0.5
11.6
22.2
12.5
45.4
7.7
Bayelsa
572,294
7.7
7.4
9.7
0.9
13.8
1.7
57.8
1.0
Benue
879,003
2.2
2.9
18.0
8.8
57.7
10.5
Borno
763,401
4.8
9.5
24.2
15.6
28.4
8.6
8.7
0.2
Anambra
Cross River
667,619
7.9
1.8
21.9
2.6
4.0
61.0
0.9
1,029,258
5.4
1.9
41.5
13.9
14.7
2.7
19.7
0.2
Ebonyi
474,920
6.1
0.8
41.9
8.3
2.1
40.0
0.8
Edo
955,587
4.1
0.4
25.7
21.5
7.8
0.7
36.4
3.2
0.2
Ekiti
830,785
14.4
0.6
8.6
35.9
5.3
34.4
0.2
0.5
Enugu
859,109
14.9
0.1
4.1
8.1
13.6
9.2
30.8
18.4
0.8
Gombe
405,005
5.8
18.6
14.3
27.5
13.8
20.0
1,065,623
4.9
1.1
59.3
0.5
4.1
2.1
22.9
3.3
1.8
783,583
14.9
7.1
53.3
1.8
20.5
2.5
Kaduna
1,144,276
15.0
0.8
6.3
25.2
29.3
18.5
4.5
0.3
Kano
1,446,326
9.6
8.2
17.7
24.3
35.3
2.8
2.3
Katsina
Delta
Imo
Jigawa
1,076,980
5.4
10.8
40.0
28.6
11.3
3.3
0.7
Kebbi
596,523
5.4
0.7
11.3
30.1
41.2
0.2
9.0
2.1
Kogi
886,087
10.0
1.6
22.0
13.0
1.7
41.5
10.3
Kwara
640,332
8.2
1.5
41.2
23.4
7.8
17.7
0.0
0.2
Lagos
2,519,514
12.8
7.6
42.3
18.9
4.8
0.2
13.3
Nassarawa
630,483
14.3
0.7
13.7
8.3
1.5
0.1
60.8
0.6
Niger
715,239
16.1
1.7
21.2
8.3
10.6
41.0
1.1
Ogun
1,295,629
9.4
1.8
47.0
14.4
8.9
0.4
17.9
0.1
0.1
Ondo
1,033,269
0.5
0.2
27.7
35.6
1.9
32.9
1.2
Osun
1,117,674
11.9
0.3
9.1
47.0
9.8
20.0
2.0
Oyo
1,582,002
11.4
0.2
17.2
42.1
6.1
0.5
20.6
1.2
0.9
Plateau
693,065
4.0
4.0
29.8
19.1
36.0
6.5
0.5
Rivers
1,405,916
3.1
39.7
22.3
15.7
1.7
12.1
5.0
0.4
Sokoto
849,025
23.6
2.4
0.7
24.6
47.0
0.3
1.4
Taraba
458,739
1.2
0.5
5.0
4.6
14.9
69.9
3.7
0.1
Yobe
399,118
2.0
1.2
20.2
19.8
53.3
1.9
1.2
0.5
Zamfara
602,372
3.6
0.2
28.6
33.6
14.1
19.8
FCT(Abuja)
Sector
140,127
14.4
1.1
26.9
3.8
1.9
0.3
31.3
18.9
1.4
Urban
11,233,613
18.6
3.6
34.4
22.4
6.5
6.2
7.8
0.5
Rural
21,477,638
3.3
1.8
21.9
16.3
20.1
0.8
33.4
2.2
0.2
National
32,711,251
8.1
Note: - = Nil
2.3
26.8
18.7
14.6
0.6
24.4
4.1
0.3
115
TABLE 117: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY MAJOR SOURCE OF WATER FOR DRINKING AND
COOKING, 2008
Pipe borne
water
treated
Pipe borne
water
untreated
Bore hole
Hand pump
Well Spring
protected
Abia
1.3
57.9
Adamawa
2.0
3.7
Akwa ibom
2.8
-
Bauchi
Bayelsa
State
Anambra
Rain water
Stream
Pond River
Tanker
Truck
Vendor
0.3
0.3
38.3
1.3
19.4
0.2
35.6
8.5
3.3
0.3
51.4
0.3
4.2
4.0
3.5
20.6
4.7
10.4
47.0
0.2
13.7
0.2
Well Spring
unprotected
0.5
15.7
14.1
41.9
63.1
3.9
1.2
22.8
2.0
4.7
13.3
0.8
1.6
1.2
69.8
3.5
Benue
0.2
5.4
25.6
5.7
0.5
57.4
5.2
Borno
4.0
2.8
30.3
8.5
40.0
10.0
4.4
Cross Rivers
8.8
12.4
1.4
1.7
75.3
0.5
Delta
3.3
38.2
21.4
12.8
4.8
19.2
Ebonyi
4.2
0.3
46.8
1.5
13.3
31.4
2.4
Edo
4.1
44.5
19.0
3.0
3.7
24.2
1.4
Ekiti
26.9
0.3
6.6
31.4
1.7
1.7
31.2
0.2
Enugu
12.4
0.9
14.3
4.8
5.7
2.1
31.8
27.0
Gombe
6.0
20.1
6.5
49.4
13.8
4.3
Imo
1.3
1.0
57.8
4.4
6.7
0.2
25.6
2.4
Jigawa
16.2
3.1
53.7
7.3
18.0
0.2
1.6
Kaduna
13.9
1.0
8.3
16.7
39.9
0.3
19.5
0.3
Kano
12.3
6.1
25.3
11.3
33.3
8.4
3.2
Katsina
7.7
23.8
17.8
41.0
3.4
5.3
Kebbi
5.2
0.2
7.0
20.5
64.8
0.7
1.6
Kogi
6.9
0.3
19.2
18.5
4.1
0.2
42.7
7.9
Kwara
7.3
4.1
44.5
25.2
0.6
18.3
Lagos
8.4
1.2
73.8
5.0
2.1
7.5
Nassarawa
14.6
0.7
11.7
5.8
5.5
0.3
60.5
0.7
Niger
13.2
1.8
28.3
8.2
10.5
35.0
2.9
Ogun
10.2
1.0
51.5
13.9
3.8
19.4
Ondo
0.5
2.9
16.1
35.8
2.2
0.2
42.0
Osun
20.4
9.8
39.3
3.1
23.8
2.4
Oyo
9.4
0.3
20.5
41.4
4.8
22.9
Plateau
5.9
0.2
9.5
23.8
17.1
0.3
41.8
Rivers
10.7
0.8
42.4
9.1
26.0
0.2
5.7
1.7
Sokoto
12.5
1.5
8.0
7.9
64.6
5.0
0.5
Taraba
0.6
0.2
10.2
8.7
1.2
74.8
4.1
Yobe
1.8
0.7
33.0
28.2
32.8
1.8
1.8
Zamfara
6.9
0.2
18.5
8.3
46.6
0.5
19.0
10.6
1.8
39.3
2.0
1.0
30.6
14.3
Urban
19.7
2.1
37.5
21.6
4.9
0.1
6.1
7.4
Rural
3.3
0.8
25.2
11.3
22.0
0.7
34.5
1.8
1.1
28.4
14.0
17.5
0.5
27.1
3.2
FCT
Sector
7.7
National
Note: - = Nil
116
TABLE 118: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY SOURCE OF WATER (WET SEASON), 2010
Pipe
borne
water
treated
Pipe
borne
water
untreated
Bore
hole
Hand
pump
Abia
2.4
2.4
52.6
Adamawa
3.0
1.9
15.6
Akwa Ibom
9.9
0.7
48.7
Anambra
4.0
0.8
49.2
Bauchi
2.5
0.7
Bayelsa
5.7
5.4
Benue
0.3
State
Borno
Well
Spring
protected
Well Spring
unprotected
Rain
water
River/Spri
ng
Lake/Reserv
oir
Tanker
Truck
Vendor
Other/Spe
cify)
1.7
0.2
19.3
15.5
1.5
3.9
0.6
10.7
19.1
18.8
28.1
0.7
2.1
0.0
0.4
9.2
14.1
17.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.1
4.2
22.0
11.9
0.3
5.6
0.0
28.7
15.5
37.8
5.7
5.7
0.0
3.4
0.0
9.4
0.6
0.8
37.7
37.1
0.0
0.2
3.3
0.0
8.1
11.4
7.1
46.1
26.6
0.0
0.3
0.3
1.9
1.3
12.8
9.6
48.4
16.7
5.8
1.6
1.6
0.3
Cross River
10.1
0.5
15.3
5.2
3.8
36.2
25.2
1.6
0.2
1.9
Delta
17.8
4.2
23.7
5.1
10.2
20.3
18.4
0.3
0.0
0.0
Ebonyi
1.2
1.4
18.6
19.8
3.7
42.4
5.8
2.6
2.1
2.3
Edo
5.7
2.0
22.0
4.3
2.0
45.7
13.7
0.6
3.7
0.2
Ekiti
7.2
0.2
9.9
12.4
6.2
53.6
8.0
0.2
0.0
2.3
Enugu
5.8
0.9
3.7
2.3
1.4
73.5
4.8
0.2
6.7
0.7
Gombe
6.6
5.0
27.0
10.1
42.1
2.8
6.0
0.0
0.0
0.3
Imo
10.3
6.0
35.3
1.3
1.3
32.5
12.1
0.3
1.0
0.0
Jigawa
14.1
30.7
39.0
6.9
6.0
1.6
0.2
0.0
1.4
0.0
Kaduna
4.7
1.1
8.0
32.1
11.8
35.9
5.4
0.7
0.2
0.0
Kano
6.1
4.9
22.9
21.7
21.4
14.2
8.4
0.0
0.0
0.3
Katsina
4.6
0.3
10.6
11.4
32.7
26.6
9.6
0.5
3.8
0.0
Kebbi
7.1
2.1
11.6
10.0
38.5
16.8
13.7
0.0
0.2
0.0
Kogi
2.4
0.2
13.8
8.3
1.1
43.2
22.1
0.0
9.0
0.0
Kwara
10.4
0.5
26.1
7.9
8.3
38.6
6.0
0.2
0.7
1.4
Lagos
27.4
3.9
26.5
4.4
6.8
6.6
0.2
0.0
5.6
18.7
Nasarawa
7.9
1.2
14.6
5.2
7.1
25.8
37.7
0.2
0.2
0.2
Niger
9.7
0.2
27.7
26.3
3.9
24.8
7.1
0.0
0.2
0.0
Ogun
8.9
0.4
29.1
24.2
9.1
18.6
7.2
0.0
0.6
1.9
Ondo
1.1
0.4
19.1
13.6
9.0
37.5
18.0
0.9
0.4
0.0
Osun
17.8
0.8
14.8
38.4
0.5
5.0
19.1
0.0
3.0
0.5
Oyo
7.4
0.0
7.1
31.6
5.1
37.3
11.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
Plateau
1.0
0.4
10.4
11.9
26.1
21.5
25.3
1.5
1.9
0.0
Rivers
2.1
3.7
59.5
14.1
3.2
6.9
8.5
0.8
0.3
0.8
Sokoto
14.5
1.6
3.3
18.9
47.9
10.0
3.1
0.2
0.6
0.0
Taraba
0.8
7.7
5.4
5.4
11.5
54.1
13.3
0.5
1.3
0.0
Yobe
3.0
4.5
28.8
6.3
44.5
8.0
2.5
0.3
2.0
0.3
Zamfara
3.1
1.2
16.9
18.4
21.0
30.8
8.2
0.2
0.2
0.0
FCT Abuja
7.5
0.8
31.6
2.0
1.6
29.3
17.3
0.2
9.2
0.4
URBAN
15.9
2.3
26.8
16.6
5.3
22.8
2.5
0.1
4.8
2.9
RURAL
4.2
2.7
19.9
10.0
15.9
28.3
16.8
0.5
1.1
0.4
National
6.9
2.6
21.5
11.5
13.5
27.1
13.5
0.4
2.0
1.0
SECTOR
117
TABLE 119:
State
Abia
Adamawa
Akwa Ibom
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF FUEL FOR COOKING, 2007
Electricity
Gas
Kerosine
Wood
Coal
0.7
25.8
73.6
0.5
6.2
93.4
0.2
18.3
81.0
0.4
Anambra
0.4
0.3
26.8
72.2
0.3
Bauchi
0.0
2.1
97.6
0.3
Bayelsa
0.9
41.3
57.6
0.2
Benue
0.4
3.1
94.5
2.0
Borno
1.3
98.4
0.3
Cross River
0.2
19.6
79.8
0.3
Delta
1.6
21.3
76.6
0.5
Ebonyi
0.1
0.8
9.2
90.0
0.0
Edo
2.1
0.1
18.6
78.7
0.5
Ekiti
24.2
74.3
1.5
Enugu
0.1
2.1
28.3
68.9
0.6
Gombe
2.1
0.0
5.5
92.4
0.0
Imo
0.2
0.7
13.6
85.1
0.4
Jigawa
1.0
3.9
95.1
0.0
Kaduna
0.3
1.2
9.8
88.5
0.2
Kano
1.3
0.1
3.4
94.9
0.3
Katsina
1.7
0.5
97.5
0.2
Kebbi
0.5
0.2
0.0
99.2
0.1
Kogi
0.3
12.0
86.6
1.0
Kwara
1.1
15.5
62.0
21.4
Lagos
2.8
3.8
89.7
3.1
0.6
Nassarawa
0.0
9.2
90.8
0.0
Niger
0.7
5.2
92.9
1.2
Ogun
2.0
48.8
49.0
0.3
Ondo
0.2
0.2
32.6
66.7
0.3
Osun
0.8
0.2
27.1
56.0
15.9
Oyo
0.1
1.3
44.7
50.2
3.8
Plateau
0.6
0.4
16.8
80.8
1.4
Rivers
2.8
31.3
65.2
0.7
Sokoto
0.6
0.3
2.5
96.2
0.5
Taraba
1.0
98.8
0.2
Yobe
0.9
98.7
0.4
Zamfara
0.1
0.1
4.1
95.5
0.3
FCT(Abuja)
0.7
3.4
34.5
57.4
4.0
Urban
1.5
2.0
54.1
39.0
3.4
Rural
0.3
0.1
7.0
92.0
0.6
National
0.7
0.7
22.9
74.1
1.6
Sector

Note: - = Nil
118
TABLE 120: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF FUEL FOR COOKING, 2008
State
Electricity
Gas
Kerosene
Wood
Abia
0.2
0.7
21.4
77.8
Adamawa
0.2
0.4
2.3
96.8
0.4
Akwa ibom
1.5
15.7
82.4
0.3
Anambra
0.7
21.7
77.3
0.2
-
Bauchi
Coal
0.2
1.6
98.2
Bayelsa
0.8
0.4
47.5
51.4
Benue
0.2
2.8
96.5
0.5
Borno
2.1
94.3
3.6
Cross Rivers
0.2
13.6
86.3
0.3
1.2
36.6
61.6
0.2
6.9
93.1
Delta
Ebonyi
Edo
0.2
25.5
74.3
Ekiti
0.7
0.3
36.6
61.5
0.9
Enugu
0.2
0.7
21.3
77.3
0.5
Gombe
0.3
3.6
95.9
0.2
Imo
0.5
1.0
7.4
90.9
0.2
Jigawa
0.2
0.3
1.6
97.8
0.2
Kaduna
0.2
8.7
90.7
0.5
Kano
0.5
0.2
4.5
94.1
0.7
Katsina
2.2
97.8
Kebbi
0.2
0.4
4.8
94.6
Kogi
1.0
0.3
18.9
79.6
0.2
0.2
12.7
74.3
12.7
Kwara
Lagos
6.2
91.1
2.7
0.5
7.9
91.1
0.5
Niger
0.2
9.6
89.3
0.9
Ogun
0.7
60.9
37.3
1.2
Ondo
0.2
0.3
17.0
82.5
Osun
1.2
45.7
49.6
3.5
0.5
43.6
44.1
11.8
Plateau
0.2
1.0
10.0
88.8
Rivers
0.3
1.7
38.9
59.1
Sokoto
0.2
6.3
93.5
Taraba
2.6
97.4
Yobe
2.3
97.7
Zamfara
1.7
98.3
FCT
0.2
1.9
38.7
57.6
1.7
Sector
Urban
0.5
1.8
49.6
44.9
3.1
Rural
0.1
0.1
7.3
92.1
0.4
National
0.2
Note: - = Nil
0.6
18.5
79.6
1.1
Nassarawa
Oyo
119
TABLE 121: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF FUEL FOR

COOKING, 2009
Fuel for Cooking
State
Electricity
Gas
Kerosene
Wood
Coal
Abia
2.2
21.8
75.9
0.2
Adamawa
5.0
95.0
Akwa Ibom
0.7
14.6
84.7
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Benue
Borno
0.5
27.9
71.6
0.2
2.8
97.0
1.7
37.5
60.8
9.9
10.3
5.3
74.5
0.2
99.8
Cross River
0.6
16.6
82.5
0.4
Delta
0.4
0.6
45.9
53.1
0.2
14.3
85.3
Edo
2.1
44.0
53.9
Ekiti
0.5
0.4
44.5
52.6
2.0
Enugu
3.3
26.7
69.9
0.2
Gombe
3.5
96.5
Imo
0.3
11.5
86.7
1.5
Jigawa
0.6
99.4
Kaduna
0.3
10.3
89.4
Kano
0.3
0.5
7.9
90.8
0.5
0.1
Ebonyi
Katsina
0.3
0.7
99.1
0.4
0.3
99.2
0.8
24.7
74.0
0.5
Kwara
1.6
0.2
14.9
66.1
17.2
Lagos
1.1
2.2
87.6
8.7
0.4
Kebbi
Kogi
Nassarawa
1.5
16.1
79.5
2.8
Niger
0.1
0.1
6.7
88.9
4.1
Ogun
0.7
0.9
73.8
24.6
Ondo
0.6
23.7
74.4
1.3
Osun
0.8
0.4
51.7
42.0
5.1
0.6
58.8
35.4
5.2
0.3
17.3
82.4
Rivers
3.1
50.7
46.2
Sokoto
0.2
3.1
96.6
Taraba
0.3
3.2
96.3
0.1
0.1
0.8
98.8
0.3
0.4
99.6
2.2
Oyo
Plateau
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT
0.7
6.0
30.7
60.3
Sector
Urban
0.5
2.0
55.3
40.6
1.6
Rural
0.3
0.3
11.9
87.1
0.3
National
Note: - = Nil
0.4
0.9
27.5
70.4
0.8
120
TABLE 122: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY SOURCE OF COOKING FUEL, 2010
Fuel for Cooking

State
Abia
Adamawa
Electricity
Gas
Kerosene
Wood
Coal
Battery/
Dry Cell
(Torch)
Candles
Grass
0.2
0.4
25.9
72.6
0.8
Other
(Specify)
0.9
6.3
89.9
0.2
0.7
0.7
0.9
0.4
Akwa Ibom
0.7
0.9
24.2
72.5
1.8
Anambra
0.8
0.5
43.1
54
0.8
0.8
1.2
1.9
95.7
0.9
0.2
Bauchi
Bayelsa
0.4
0.2
54.8
42.5
0.2
1.5
0.4
Benue
0.5
5.1
93.2
0.7
0.5
Borno
1.2
1.9
95.3
0.6
0.9
Cross River
0.2
1.9
23.7
73.3
0.9
Delta
0.5
1.2
46.8
49.8
0.2
0.7
0.7
12
86.9
0.5
0.5
0.2
Edo
0.6
0.6
28.2
68.9
0.2
1.4
Ekiti
0.4
45.8
51.1
1.4
0.8
0.6
Enugu
Ebonyi
0.9
1.4
20.1
76.1
0.5
1.1
Gombe
0.3
3.4
94.9
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.6
Imo
0.7
14.2
84
0.2
0.2
1.2
95
2.4
0.2
0.5
0.2
Jigawa
Kaduna
14.7
83.8
0.2
0.2
1.1
Kano
0.3
3.9
93.2
0.8
0.8
Katsina
0.2
1.2
6.9
90.6
0.7
0.2
1.1
91.4
0.6
Kebbi
Kogi
0.7
29.8
64.3
0.2
1.1
Kwara
0.7
0.2
25.2
66.2
5.8
0.9
0.9
Lagos
0.2
6.1
79.9
1.2
4.3
0.2
Nasarawa
0.2
0.8
15.6
80.8
1.2
0.4
0.8
0.4
Niger
0.7
22.1
73.6
3.1
0.5
Ogun
0.2
0.6
69.7
24.3
1.9
3.3
Ondo
0.2
0.2
37.4
60.9
1.1
0.2
Osun
0.3
0.5
58.3
38
1.8
0.8
0.5
Oyo
0.8
2.8
35.8
41.1
19
0.3
0.3
0.8
11.9
85.2
1.7
0.2
0.2
Rivers
2.4
1.3
49.3
45.4
0.5
0.3
0.8
Sokoto
0.2
0.2
3.1
95.3
0.2
Taraba
0.3
8.9
89.1
0.3
0.3
0.3
Yobe
0.5
1.5
97.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
Zamfara
0.2
3.8
93.1
1.4
1.6
0.5
6.3
28.4
62.4
1.8
0.5
URBAN
0.9
53.7
36
3.9
0.1
0.1
1.8
0.5
RURAL
0.2
0.4
14.9
83
0.5
0.1
0.7
0.1
National
0.4
23.8
72.2
1.3
0.1
0.9
0.2
Plateau
FCT Abuja
Sector
121
TABLE 123: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF REFUSE DISPOSAL

FACILITY, 2007
HH Bin
collected by
Govt Agency
HH Bin
collected by
Private Agency
Government
Bin or Shed
Disposal within
Compound
Unauthorized
refuse heap
Other
Types
Abia
1.4
1.3
10.8
51.6
29.0
5.9
Adamawa
0.1
0.7
8.2
34.2
51.1
5.7
Akwa Ibom
1.3
4.0
1.1
88.7
3.4
1.5
Anambra
2.8
3.4
47.8
39.7
6.2
3.3
31.8
64.9
Bayelsa
4.2
2.0
44.9
32.1
16.7
Benue
0.1
32.9
66.8
0.2
Borno
0.4
0.9
2.4
25.8
64.6
6.0
State
Bauchi
Cross River
14.9
0.2
2.1
37.4
21.7
23.7
Delta
2.4
4.0
1.4
10.2
65.1
16.9
Ebonyi
4.9
67.7
22.6
4.8
Edo
1.1
3.6
31.5
58.2
5.7
Ekiti
0.2
0.1
14.7
81.1
3.8
Enugu
4.8
0.2
0.4
52.7
28.5
13.3
5.8
32.8
61.4
Imo
4.4
0.6
0.7
54.3
31.3
8.7
Jigawa
0.4
77.4
22.2
9.6
29.4
56.4
4.6
Kano
3.9
1.5
0.3
55.1
35.7
3.6
Katsina
1.0
0.2
63.4
34.8
0.6
Kebbi
0.4
0.9
94.0
4.1
0.6
Kogi
0.1
0.3
10.2
82.9
6.6
Gombe
Kaduna
Kwara
2.3
2.7
31.9
44.4
18.8
Lagos
22.1
30.1
8.9
5.7
21.0
12.2
0.1
14.6
60.3
25.0
Nassarawa
Niger
12.9
85.7
1.4
Ogun
2.5
3.4
2.0
21.1
55.2
15.8
Ondo
1.7
0.6
16.2
65.0
16.6
Osun
1.2
34.7
64.1
Oyo
3.9
6.5
0.1
41.4
42.8
5.3
Plateau
0.6
0.2
0.1
33.4
62.1
3.7
Rivers
4.1
2.2
7.1
28.8
43.3
14.5
Sokoto
4.5
6.7
71.4
11.0
6.4
Taraba
0.7
42.8
52.9
3.6
Yobe
0.1
0.8
19.3
78.0
1.7
Zamfara
1.6
66.0
32.4
3.3
10.7
1.1
12.2
68.8
3.9
Urban
8.1
8.8
6.2
23.2
48.6
5.0
Rural
0.6
0.3
0.4
45.2
45.7
7.8
3.7
2.5
37.8
44.9
7.6
FCT(Abuja)
Sector
National
3.5
Note: - = Nil
122
TABLE 124: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF REFUSE DISPOSAL

FACILITY, 2008
HH Bin
collected by
Government
HH Bin collected
by private
agency
Government
bin or shed
Disposal within
compound
Unauthorized
refuse heap
Other
Abia
0.2
3.0
4.7
28.9
34.4
28.8
Adamawa
0.2
0.5
1.4
28.3
69.2
0.4
Akwa ibom
2.1
0.5
3.8
86.1
6.9
0.7
Anambra
5.4
0.7
1.4
28.0
43.9
20.6
Bauchi
0.4
0.9
0.2
41.1
56.8
0.7
State
Bayelsa
1.2
2.7
12.9
12.2
71.0
Benue
0.9
4.5
0.2
48.1
46.0
0.3
Borno
2.8
1.9
17.2
71.0
7.0
Cross Rivers
2.5
0.2
8.1
29.8
40.5
18.8
Delta
0.7
7.9
5.0
41.1
39.4
6.0
Ebonyi
1.5
66.4
28.7
3.4
Edo
3.4
17.9
77.8
0.8
Ekiti
2.4
0.7
8.8
75.4
12.7
Enugu
9.0
8.4
60.8
20.5
1.4
Gombe
6.0
43.6
49.9
0.5
Imo
1.2
0.7
2.0
56.0
20.2
19.9
Jigawa
0.9
0.5
3.3
61.7
33.7
Kaduna
1.2
1.2
1.3
44.7
50.4
1.2
Kano
1.2
0.2
33.2
65.5
Katsina
1.7
0.2
4.4
65.0
28.7
Kebbi
71.5
27.5
1.1
Kogi
27.8
70.0
2.2
Kwara
2.1
28.2
69.7
Lagos
33.6
34.9
3.6
2.6
18.8
6.5
Nassarawa
1.4
0.2
36.8
55.2
6.5
Niger
0.2
0.2
1.1
13.1
84.4
1.1
Ogun
3.3
11.7
0.8
6.5
64.7
12.9
Ondo
5.0
28.3
48.0
18.7
Osun
5.1
90.4
4.5
Oyo
4.1
0.2
11.3
80.5
3.9
Plateau
0.7
0.5
31.4
66.8
0.5
Rivers
6.7
3.2
2.0
32.6
55.5
Sokoto
8.9
0.2
41.4
28.8
20.7
Taraba
0.6
60.8
38.6
Yobe
0.5
12.9
86.5
Zamfara
1.0
0.2
66.9
31.9
FCT
3.2
6.4
0.7
18.3
65.5
5.9
Urban
9.6
8.6
5.3
18.2
54.5
3.8
Rural
0.4
0.2
0.4
42.4
49.0
7.5
National
2.8
Note: - = Nil
2.4
1.7
36.0
50.5
6.5
Sector
123
TABLE 125: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF REFUSE DISPOSAL FACILITY, 2009
HH Bin collected
by Govt Agency
HH Bin collected
by Private
Agency
Government Bin
or Shed
Disposal
within
Compound
Unauthorized
refuse heap
Other
Types
Abia
2.0
3.9
0.6
32.3
53.6
7.6
Adamawa
0.9
0.4
29.7
66.7
2.3
5.0
80.5
14.6
Anambra
0.9
0.7
1.7
32.7
53.1
10.9
Bauchi
6.0
2.0
10.3
25.0
56.7
Bayelsa
0.4
1.1
16.5
20.6
61.3
Benue
19.5
4.5
48.2
27.8
Borno
0.6
1.0
8.7
83.7
5.9
Cross River
5.9
10.0
61.3
16.6
6.1
Delta
0.2
2.3
0.6
38.1
52.5
6.3
State
Akwa Ibom
Ebonyi
2.1
1.3
3.4
32.0
48.8
12.4
Edo
11.6
2.5
0.3
26.9
51.7
7.0
Ekiti
0.5
4.7
10.2
77.9
6.6
10.7
7.1
45.7
33.4
3.0
0.2
7.9
43.9
45.4
2.6
Imo
1.3
0.6
0.8
59.4
11.7
26.2
Jigawa
4.7
1.9
2.2
64.9
26.4
Kaduna
1.2
0.4
54.9
43.6
Kano
1.6
0.2
0.3
26.4
71.5
Katsina
0.1
69.2
30.4
0.3
Kebbi
2.2
78.4
18.9
0.4
0.2
0.2
0.2
13.6
78.2
7.5
Enugu
Gombe
Kogi
Kwara
1.3
3.6
21.9
68.2
4.9
Lagos
33.4
24.3
11.5
5.6
16.6
8.5
10.3
30.6
57.3
1.8
Niger
1.8
4.6
20.1
69.1
4.3
Ogun
2.5
5.1
0.2
6.5
58.0
27.7
Ondo
0.2
0.2
2.5
33.3
49.0
14.8
Osun
0.8
3.4
3.6
16.7
70.8
4.7
Oyo
8.0
2.5
4.7
9.5
69.3
5.9
31.7
55.1
13.2
Rivers
0.2
6.6
6.3
21.8
47.6
17.5
Sokoto
1.2
1.2
68.1
13.2
16.3
Taraba
0.4
34.8
64.4
0.4
Yobe
0.1
0.2
32.1
67.1
0.5
Zamfara
54.7
45.3
3.0
7.7
0.5
7.9
66.2
14.8
Urban
8.9
6.9
7.3
15.2
54.4
7.4
Rural
0.4
0.5
0.3
42.4
44.8
11.6
National
3.5
Note: - = Nil
2.8
2.9
32.5
48.3
10.1
Nassarawa
Plateau
FCT
Sector
124
TABLE 126:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF REFUSE DISPOSAL

FACILITY, 2010
State
HH Bin
Collected By
Government
HH Bin
Collected By
Private
Agency
Government
Bin Or Shed
Abia
5.2
2.5
7.3
57.7
19.7
1.5
6.1
Adamawa
4.1
1.6
1.8
34.2
48.3
1.8
8.2
Akwa Ibom
0.4
0.4
1.3
76.3
21
0.2
0.2
Anambra
5.8
5.8
3.4
29.6
35.4
5.8
14
Bauchi
0.7
1.4
4.5
32.1
36.6
2.6
22.1
Bayelsa
2.9
0.4
4.4
41
33
13.2
5.2
Benue
0.2
0.9
0.2
31
47.8
0.2
19.6
Borno
1.6
0.3
0.9
19.3
48
0.3
29.6
Cross River
1.9
0.9
11
45
35.6
0.7
4.9
Delta
5.5
6.7
37.6
20.6
9.7
12.9
Ebonyi
Disposal
Within
Compound
Unauthorised
Refuse Heap
Other
(Specify)
None
0.5
0.5
1.1
81
8.8
7.7
0.5
Edo
4.3
38.7
42.5
9.4
Ekiti
2.5
0.2
0.6
22
59.5
3.3
12
Enugu
12.6
0.5
7.2
69.8
2.5
0.5
Gombe
0.3
1.4
18.6
78.8
0.8
0.5
79.3
15
0.7
0.5
Jigawa
1.1
0.7
0.7
63.2
16.9
2.3
15.1
Kaduna
2.5
4.6
0.2
31.6
50.3
2.9
7.8
Kano
1.6
3.9
2.1
45.2
45.2
Katsina
1.2
0.2
3.5
55.8
35.3
0.5
3.5
Kebbi
2.4
1.2
1.4
57.9
25.7
1.4
9.9
Kogi
0.9
6.5
2.2
1.5
70.3
8.7
10
Imo
Kwara
8.8
0.9
0.5
21.4
56.5
0.7
11.2
Lagos
52.9
17.9
1.2
9.3
17.2
0.5
Nasarawa
0.4
9.6
0.2
30.7
38.8
0.6
19.8
Niger
3.1
0.5
27.2
59.6
7.9
0.7
Ogun
12.6
2.3
1.9
17.4
48.4
12
5.4
Ondo
3.7
1.5
1.1
30.2
30.9
5.7
27
Osun
3.3
3.5
32.8
57.4
Oyo
1.4
13
14.7
53.7
0.6
16.6
Plateau
0.6
26.6
41.7
0.6
29.5
Rivers
0.3
1.1
14.9
34
22.3
23.6
Sokoto
0.6
4.7
0.8
33
42.1
3.1
15.7
Taraba
0.3
2.8
21.3
42.1
2.3
31.3
Yobe
5.9
1.5
0.5
21
56.7
6.4
7.9
3.2
0.6
81.4
6.3
0.6
6.9
2.5
2.5
5.8
25.8
52.9
3.1
7.3
Zamfara
FCT Abuja
SECTOR
URBAN
15
5.8
21.2
40.8
2.7
6.5
RURAL
1.5
1.2
42.6
37.8
3.9
12.2
National
4.2
2.2
37.6
38.5
3.6
10.9
125
TABLE 127: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF TOILET FACILITY, 2007
None
Toilet on
water
Flush to
sewage
Flush to
septic tank
Pail/Buc
ket
Covered
Pit
Latrine
Uncovered
Pit Latrine
VIP
Latrine
Other
types
2.8
18.8
52.4
18.4
2.6
4.9
Adamawa
5.1
0.2
3.3
0.1
54.3
20.5
4.3
12.3
Akwa Ibom
1.3
1.6
2.7
3.0
78.7
8.1
4.6
Anambra
3.5
24.0
50.7
1.7
20.1
Bauchi
3.0
55.1
41.1
0.8
Bayelsa
0.2
69.1
6.2
7.0
1.0
2.5
14.1
Benue
23.5
1.9
5.7
32.0
20.6
0.9
15.3
Borno
0.6
0.7
0.3
65.2
31.8
1.4
Cross River
4.4
4.8
4.9
37.2
21.3
4.8
22.6
Delta
0.4
16.8
13.8
23.4
19.3
13.2
13.2
State
Abia
Ebonyi
1.8
6.4
1.8
16.5
56.4
17.1
Edo
17.6
0.1
2.5
7.8
32.6
21.1
0.9
17.3
Ekiti
54.2
0.7
8.1
2.7
26.5
2.9
0.8
4.0
Enugu
3.5
3.4
16.6
29.5
6.6
0.3
40.0
Gombe
11.4
5.0
0.7
55.4
25.7
1.7
Imo
6.2
0.4
17.2
68.0
2.3
5.9
Jigawa
0.7
0.7
81.2
5.3
1.9
10.2
Kaduna
0.9
1.1
4.6
3.0
53.0
26.5
10.9
Kano
3.3
0.2
0.7
69.6
25.3
0.2
0.7
Katsina
0.6
0.5
0.2
0.2
75.1
23.0
0.3
0.2
Kebbi
9.6
0.2
0.5
0.2
39.3
43.7
0.3
6.3
Kogi
52.4
0.1
3.8
1.4
24.9
14.2
0.1
3.2
Kwara
41.0
4.4
9.3
4.7
22.2
0.7
0.2
17.5
Lagos
0.1
3.4
13.4
39.2
0.6
25.8
15.3
2.1
Nassarawa
5.0
4.3
0.6
41.0
12.3
36.9
Niger
0.6
0.8
1.6
3.6
3.2
37.5
17.0
35.9
Ogun
0.3
4.8
4.0
10.3
0.1
46.1
4.9
1.3
28.2
Ondo
0.1
8.4
6.1
3.1
0.3
31.4
3.3
3.6
43.6
Osun
50.1
1.0
0.7
13.2
33.5
1.0
0.4
Oyo
8.9
5.5
17.4
0.2
29.1
2.5
36.3
Plateau
8.9
0.9
5.5
2.8
33.5
12.8
35.7
Rivers
0.2
33.4
4.0
15.8
22.5
10.9
2.3
10.9
Sokoto
0.9
0.9
54.7
35.1
0.2
8.2
Taraba
12.4
0.2
0.4
0.2
25.9
28.9
0.7
31.3
Yobe
0.9
0.1
34.0
40.6
0.1
24.3
Zamfara
0.3
0.1
0.2
0.3
85.7
12.1
1.4
FCT(Abuja)
6.1
1.3
13.0
19.5
20.5
7.2
0.3
32.0
Urban
5.0
2.5
9.1
21.0
0.6
45.1
9.8
1.1
5.8
Rural
9.6
3.8
1.4
2.5
43.4
20.2
0.6
18.6
4.0
4.1
9.6
0.2
43.0
15.6
0.7
14.3
Sector
National
8.6
Note: - = Nil
126
TABLE 128:
State
Abia
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF TOILET FACILITY, STATE

AND SECTOR, 2008
None
Toilet on Flush to Flush to septic

Covered Pit Uncovered
Pail bucket
water sewage
tank
Latrine pit latrine
0.3
3.8
23.1
V.I.P.
latrine
Other
48.6
17.6
0.3
6.3
Adamawa
11.5
1.1
2.1
46.6
22.1
16.5
Akwa ibom
4.2
6.8
1.2
8.6
0.2
67.8
11.2
Anambra
6.8
6.5
18.6
58.6
0.8
8.7
Bauchi
4.7
0.2
0.3
0.2
45.1
42.5
7.1
Bayelsa
5.6
47.6
3.9
7.5
1.6
3.1
30.8
Benue
38.8
0.5
0.3
2.5
1.0
36.9
7.9
12.0
Borno
1.3
1.1
0.2
54.6
32.2
1.7
9.0
Cross_Rivers
4.3
0.9
11.8
20.6
17.6
0.9
44.0
Delta
4.3
20.0
15.3
10.3
0.4
21.6
8.8
2.8
16.6
Ebonyi
5.4
0.4
5.2
14.0
41.7
2.1
31.2
Edo
9.2
5.7
4.8
3.2
60.0
9.2
4.7
3.2
Ekiti
31.3
0.4
6.6
6.2
27.0
28.6
Enugu
6.7
4.7
29.0
16.2
1.8
0.1
41.6
Gombe
4.4
0.6
2.7
0.7
64.0
25.8
0.2
1.7
Imo
3.9
3.9
8.7
78.5
2.2
2.9
Jigawa
2.6
0.6
1.7
0.7
0.1
54.2
28.1
1.2
10.9
Kaduna
0.8
0.3
4.4
2.8
0.1
55.3
27.7
0.5
8.2
Kano
0.2
0.4
1.0
65.5
32.4
0.1
0.4
Katsina
0.1
0.8
0.1
54.3
44.8
Kebbi
3.6
0.3
1.8
26.5
65.8
2.0
Kogi
2.9
1.8
2.3
0.4
17.3
1.7
0.5
73.2
Kwara
24.8
0.4
5.1
6.4
20.1
0.8
42.2
Lagos
2.7
1.7
27.9
45.5
14.7
4.4
0.5
2.7
Nassarawa
5.8
3.4
0.2
1.7
0.1
37.0
11.3
40.6
Niger
14.7
0.2
2.7
6.1
40.3
22.3
0.1
13.4
Ogun
0.2
6.6
6.9
0.2
54.3
4.4
0.5
26.9
Ondo
2.0
8.5
0.7
4.8
22.4
2.6
0.3
58.7
Osun
2.4
0.3
0.7
8.9
32.5
0.5
1.4
53.3
Oyo
53.3
0.6
5.0
15.8
0.6
23.2
0.6
0.9
Plateau
31.7
0.1
0.9
2.4
21.0
7.7
36.2
Rivers
0.8
30.7
2.0
28.3
22.7
12.6
0.1
2.8
Sokoto
17.7
0.1
0.2
29.1
36.5
16.6
Taraba
6.6
0.2
1.4
35.0
9.4
47.5
Yobe
5.4
0.1
1.0
33.9
27.3
0.4
31.9
Zamfara
0.5
0.3
55.7
42.2
0.5
0.8
0.5
0.3
12.3
15.0
1.2
33.3
3.2
1.8
32.4
Urban
6.0
2.8
12.9
25.3
0.3
38.4
5.1
0.6
8.7
Rural
10.1
4.1
1.1
3.1
0.0
38.2
20.8
0.6
21.9
3.7
5.0
10.3
0.1
38.3
15.7
0.6
17.6
FCT
SECTOR
National
8.8
Note: - = Nil
127
TABLE 129:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY DISTANCE OF TOILET FACILITY

TO DWELLING (2009)
DISTANCE TO TOILET
State
Inside Dwelling
Within 500m
Abia
23.3
68.9
7.8
Adamawa
56.4
20.4
11.5
11.7
Akwa Ibom
24.7
63.1
9.1
3.2
Anambra
26.8
70
3.2
Bauchi
90.4
9.2
0.3
Bayelsa
15.9
76
6.1
Benue
20.7
61.8
17.6
Borno
93.9
3.2
2.7
0.2
Cross River
14.7
65.2
19.9
0.3
22
72.9
5.1
Ebonyi
11.6
84.5
3.4
Edo
30.9
66.1
Delta
Ekiti
500m - 1km
1km or more
0.5
35
53.3
10.9
0.8
Enugu
35.8
60.4
3.2
0.6
Gombe
98.3
1.7
Imo
41.1
45.5
13.2
0.1
Jigawa
84.2
7.7
7.4
0.7
Kaduna
88.4
9.6
Kano
87.6
12.4
0.1
Katsina
75.5
23.6
0.9
Kebbi
66.9
27
5.6
0.5
Kogi
44.2
36.1
18.9
0.8
Kwara
26.6
49.6
23.8
Lagos
72.4
25.6
1.5
Nassarawa
68.1
25
6.8
Niger
68.3
15.7
16
Ogun
60.5
31.9
7.6
Ondo
21.3
59.6
13.7
5.4
Osun
23.2
70.5
5.7
0.6
Oyo
52.2
38.5
9.4
Plateau
14.5
56.6
27
Rivers
29.9
63.1
Sokoto
73.9
16.6
Taraba
66.3
27.5
6.2
Yobe
73.1
18.8
8.1
Zamfara
79.5
18.5
FCT
48.1
31.7
19.9
0.2
Urban
53.1
44.7
2.1
0.2
Rural
33.3
57.2
8.7
0.9
National
40.6
52.6
6.2
0.6
0.4
1.9
1.5
Sector
128
TABLE 130:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF TOILET FACILITY BY STATE AND

SECTOR 2010
Flush To
Septic
Tank
None
Toilet On
Water
2.7
5.6
6.3
10.3
0.2
52.1
19.5
2.3
Adamawa
20.1
0.7
1.8
1.8
0.4
49.6
12.7
3.3
9.6
Akwa Ibom
4.9
7.6
4.5
0.4
1.3
70.2
9.8
0.9
0.2
Anambra
9.5
1.9
6.1
24.3
0.5
49.7
4.8
1.9
1.3
13.7
0.2
0.7
0.7
0.5
37.7
44.6
1.2
0.7
State
Abia
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Flush To
Sewage
Pail/Bucket
Covered
Pit Latrine
Uncovered
Pit Latrine
V.I.P
Latrine
Other
(Specify)
5.7
68.3
3.1
7.6
0.4
5.2
2.9
0.4
6.5
Benue
15.2
5.1
3.7
1.2
0.5
40.3
11.9
0.7
21.4
Borno
11.2
0.9
0.6
1.2
0.6
29.3
53.6
2.2
0.3
Cross River
13.1
1.6
4.2
26.5
34
6.1
6.6
Delta
8.2
24
9.9
13.1
0.5
17.1
13.4
7.7
6.2
17.8
0.9
2.5
0.9
0.2
23.4
33.3
2.3
18.7
Edo
8.2
3.7
4.7
5.5
39.6
18.2
3.3
Ekiti
31.3
1.4
4.4
0.4
32.6
4.4
1.4
18.1
Enugu
42.1
2.9
11.1
10
0.2
16.7
4.5
4.8
7.7
Gombe
6.5
0.9
0.6
0.6
1.4
38.6
51.1
0.3
Imo
2.5
0.2
12.7
7.5
0.2
61.3
14.2
0.2
Jigawa
8.4
0.9
2.1
1.1
0.7
62.6
16.7
1.8
5.7
Kaduna
4.4
4.2
0.8
0.8
6.3
53.2
25.7
4.4
Kano
3.1
2.9
1.8
1.6
2.9
65.7
19.6
1.6
0.8
Katsina
6.4
0.2
4.4
0.7
0.5
36.7
50.2
0.7
Kebbi
5.9
1.2
3.3
1.4
4.1
40.9
36.4
0.4
6.5
Kogi
36.7
0.6
8.6
5.2
0.2
22.7
3.2
17.7
Kwara
47.9
10
1.4
0.9
0.9
16.4
4.6
1.6
16.2
Lagos
4.3
2.8
35.3
29.6
0.5
14.7
2.1
8.8
1.9
Nasarawa
26.7
8.1
5.8
2.5
19.6
18
1.2
18.2
Niger
16.1
13
3.8
31
18.3
1.2
16.6
Ogun
0.2
4.8
9.9
0.8
60.1
11.4
2.1
9.7
Ondo
21
7.2
3.5
1.5
1.3
31.7
5.5
21.4
Osun
42.5
0.8
5.8
14.3
0.5
25.9
3.5
2.3
4.5
Oyo
29.2
14.2
4.2
11.9
18.1
4.2
1.4
16.9
Plateau
30.9
2.3
4.4
2.1
2.9
13.7
14.5
28.2
Rivers
7.7
23.3
19.1
4.5
0.8
13
13.8
9.8
Sokoto
22.2
1.4
2.8
0.2
48
23.4
0.4
1.6
Taraba
32.2
1.5
2.3
0.5
1.5
30.4
21.6
3.1
6.7
Yobe
20.1
2.7
5.9
8.1
26.8
25.8
0.5
9.1
5.4
1.8
2.6
1.2
63
15.9
2.2
11.7
1.8
21
12.8
0.2
22.8
10
2.6
17.2
URBAN
9.4
8.4
15.2
15.5
1.4
36.8
7.5
2.5
3.2
RURAL
18.1
5.7
3.2
2.6
1.5
34.9
20.9
2.7
10.3
National
16.1
6.3
5.6
1.5
35.4
17.8
2.6
8.7
Ebonyi
Zamfara
FCT Abuja
SECTOR
129
TABLE 131:
State
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF HOUSING UNIT, 2007

Single room
Flat
Duplex
Whole Building
Other Types
Abia
32.6
5.4
56.9
5.1
Adamawa
77.3
4.5
10.6
7.6
Akwa Ibom
43.3
7.9
0.2
47.4
1.2
Anambra
38.7
3.9
0.5
55.8
1.1
Bauchi
98.1
1.1
0.8
Bayelsa
69
10.2
20.5
0.3
Benue
69.6
4.4
19.5
6.5
Borno
91.6
1.7
2.8
3.9
Cross River
81.7
2.6
0.4
15.3
Delta
72.8
13.3
0.7
12.5
0.9
Ebonyi
19.9
1.5
0.5
77.7
0.3
Edo
64.4
6.1
0.1
28.8
0.6
Ekiti
81.1
6.9
0.4
11.6
Enugu
30.8
6.3
0.4
61.4
1.2
Gombe
78.1
4.6
17.2
Imo
27.3
4.1
1.1
67.3
0.2
Jigawa
43.9
0.1
52
Kaduna
74.3
7.6
17.5
0.6
Kano
96.7
0.9
2.2
0.2
Katsina
98.7
0.6
0.2
0.5
Kebbi
93.8
4.3
1.3
0.6
Kogi
64.9
4.2
0.6
30.3
Kwara
74.9
0.1
14.9
Lagos
80.6
15.8
0.5
3.1
Nassarawa
84.4
5.6
9.7
0.4
Niger
79.9
1.9
18.1
Ogun
78.6
7.1
13.4
0.9
Ondo
78.5
6.6
14.9
Osun
79.2
8.7
12.1
Oyo
73.3
10.1
0.7
15
0.8
Plateau
89
6.9
4.1
Rivers
50.4
9.6
3.1
35.8
1.1
Sokoto
72.5
3.8
0.1
23
0.5
Taraba
72.4
1.4
0.4
20
5.8
Yobe
93.1
0.3
5.2
1.4
Zamfara
4.6
0.2
0.7
94.3
0.3
FCT(Abuja)
31
20.6
1.5
46.1
0.8
Urban
72.3
13.3
0.5
13.3
0.6
Rural
68.2
2.4
0.3
27.9
1.3
National
68.6
6.3
0.4
23.7
1.1
Sector

Note: - = Nil
130
TABLE 132: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF HOUSING UNIT, 2008

State
Single Room
Flat
Duplex
Whole building
Other
Abia
38.1
3.7
0.7
57.0
0.5
Adamawa
83.3
2.1
14.6
Akwa ibom
51.8
8.1
0.3
39.6
0.2
Anambra
30.4
3.7
0.2
64.5
1.2
Bauchi
98.6
1.1
0.4
Bayelsa
69.8
14.5
0.8
14.1
0.8
Benue
70.6
6.2
0.2
23.0
Borno
92.8
0.6
0.2
4.0
2.5
Cross_Rivers
65.4
6.1
0.3
26.6
1.5
Delta
70.4
8.7
0.2
20.2
0.5
Ebonyi
24.8
1.2
73.5
0.5
Edo
68.4
7.3
24.2
0.2
Ekiti
74.8
8.5
0.2
16.5
Enugu
26.2
6.0
1.7
65.9
0.2
Gombe
71.4
2.4
26.2
Imo
14.5
2.5
0.8
81.8
0.3
Jigawa
30.1
9.3
0.2
59.0
1.4
Kaduna
89.5
9.2
1.3
Kano
74.6
2.4
0.7
22.2
0.2
Katsina
94.7
1.7
1.0
2.4
0.2
Kebbi
97.5
0.7
1.8
Kogi
58.1
4.6
36.9
0.3
Kwara
70.3
5.6
24.1
Lagos
69.8
26.4
2.1
1.4
0.3
Nassarawa
62.5
5.5
31.8
0.2
Niger
72.4
5.4
22.1
Ogun
86.8
8.0
4.3
0.8
Ondo
81.3
3.1
15.4
0.2
Osun
81.9
7.1
11.0
Oyo
82.4
8.9
0.5
8.2
Plateau
79.1
1.9
19.0
Rivers
54.5
5.7
0.8
38.4
0.5
Sokoto
70.0
2.4
27.1
0.5
Taraba
91.7
1.8
6.1
0.4
Yobe
92.2
0.4
6.0
1.4
Zamfara
20.2
5.8
0.8
72.9
0.3
FCT
48.4
17.8
0.2
33.6
Urban
68.1
15.0
0.8
15.8
0.3
Rural
65.7
2.5
0.2
31.3
0.4
National
66.3
Note: - = Nil
5.8
0.3
27.2
0.4
SECTOR
131
TABLE 133: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF HOUSING UNIT, 2009
State
Single room
Flat
Duplex
Whole Building
Other Types
Abia
44.1
6.3
49.3
0.3
Adamawa
89.2
0.8
9.9
Akwa Ibom
39.0
8.0
0.3
52.6
Anambra
43.7
11.0
0.3
44.7
0.2
Bauchi
96.7
1.0
2.3
Bayelsa
57.3
13.5
0.6
24.6
4.0
Benue
62.1
13.0
1.3
21.3
2.3
Borno
73.9
5.7
19.1
1.2
Cross River
62.8
7.2
30.0
Delta
69.8
10.7
18.9
0.6
Ebonyi
18.6
2.8
78.0
0.6
Edo
66.1
9.6
20.2
4.1
Ekiti
81.8
6.0
0.1
11.9
0.3
Enugu
40.2
0.6
5.1
54.2
Gombe
90.6
9.4
Imo
23.9
0.8
0.4
74.5
0.4
Jigawa
49.4
0.3
48.5
1.9
Kaduna
91.6
3.4
5.0
Kano
96.3
2.5
0.1
1.1
Katsina
93.0
0.8
6.0
0.2
Kebbi
95.7
1.4
2.9
Kogi
86.6
5.0
0.9
7.6
Kwara
74.4
4.5
20.4
0.7
Lagos
81.0
13.1
0.7
2.0
3.2
Nassarawa
57.9
17.2
0.2
24.2
0.5
Niger
78.7
3.1
18.1
Ogun
86.9
6.6
0.2
5.7
0.5
Ondo
75.7
2.2
22.1
Osun
77.9
8.4
0.2
13.5
Oyo
67.0
15.6
0.3
16.7
0.4
Plateau
84.3
7.4
8.2
0.1
Rivers
68.0
8.6
0.4
21.9
1.1
Sokoto
66.5
0.6
33.0
Taraba
71.3
3.7
0.4
13.9
10.7
Yobe
83.6
2.5
0.2
12.5
1.3
Zamfara
21.4
0.1
78.3
0.2
FCT
41.4
15.0
3.4
40.2
Urban
65.8
12.7
0.7
19.9
0.9
Rural
55.4
4.1
0.2
39.6
0.7
59.2
7.2
0.3
32.4
0.8
Sector
National
Note: - = Nil
132
TABLE 134:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF HOUSING

TENURE, 2007
Normal Rent
Free
Nominal/
Subsidised Rent
Owner Occupier
Abia
22.6
5.1
1.7
70.7
Adamawa
11.0
1.0
5.4
82.6
Akwa Ibom
16.0
16.4
0.7
66.9
Anambra
20.9
1.5
0.3
77.2
State
Bauchi
5.1
94.9
Bayelsa
28.0
26.1
0.7
45.1
9.1
4.1
0.3
86.5
Benue
Borno
7.6
1.0
5.6
85.8
Cross River
30.6
27.6
2.8
38.9
Delta
44.1
11.9
0.9
43.1
Ebonyi
8.0
3.7
0.2
88.2
Edo
28.6
10.8
0.7
59.9
Ekiti
28.9
36.0
0.9
34.2
Enugu
22.8
5.7
5.6
65.9
Gombe
7.6
2.9
1.6
88.0
Imo
12.3
4.8
2.2
80.7
Jigawa
1.2
3.8
0.8
94.1
Kaduna
18.5
4.4
0.5
76.6
Kano
7.5
1.7
0.1
90.8
Katsina
2.4
0.2
0.5
96.9
Kebbi
4.7
0.1
7.2
88.0
Kogi
15.2
17.3
2.1
65.4
Kwara
24.2
20.5
1.0
54.3
Lagos
59.8
6.9
3.9
29.4
Nassarawa
16.3
2.1
0.7
80.8
Niger
9.9
6.7
0.9
82.4
Ogun
37.4
13.2
0.4
49.1
Ondo
30.7
27.7
1.3
40.4
Osun
30.6
28.3
41.1
Oyo
34.8
15.5
0.8
48.9
Plateau
15.5
2.8
0.4
81.2
Rivers
14.4
31.7
0.5
53.5
Sokoto
3.8
0.6
0.9
94.7
Taraba
1.1
1.3
0.3
97.2
Yobe
2.7
3.9
1.6
91.8
Zamfara
0.3
0.4
3.5
95.8
32.4
5.3
7.0
55.3
Urban
45.0
11.4
3.3
40.4
Rural
8.9
9.6
0.7
80.7
National
21.1
Note: - = Nil
10.2
1.6
67.1
FCT(Abuja)
Sector
133
TABLE 135: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF HOUSING TENURE, 2008

Percent
State
Normal Rent
Free
Nominal/ Subsidized
rent
Abia
Owner Occupier
15.6
10.0
0.8
73.6
Adamawa
6.6
2.0
1.8
89.7
Akwa ibom
10.8
20.7
2.4
66.1
Anambra
17.1
5.1
0.9
76.9
Bauchi
1.8
0.5
0.5
97.2
Bayelsa
13.7
33.7
3.1
49.4
6.2
5.9
0.9
87.0
Benue
Borno
4.7
17.2
2.1
75.9
Cross_Rivers
17.3
32.2
0.2
50.3
Delta
40.6
16.4
1.0
42.0
Ebonyi
11.0
3.2
2.4
83.4
Edo
30.1
23.4
0.8
45.7
Ekiti
26.7
38.9
0.2
34.2
Enugu
19.4
6.0
0.9
73.7
Gombe
5.8
3.9
0.3
89.9
Imo
3.7
8.6
1.2
86.5
Jigawa
1.9
1.4
0.2
96.5
Kaduna
9.5
17.2
3.8
69.4
Kano
3.9
4.2
0.8
91.1
Katsina
1.2
2.1
0.3
96.4
Kebbi
1.6
0.4
0.4
97.7
Kogi
13.7
26.5
1.0
58.8
Kwara
14.6
23.7
3.9
57.8
Lagos
62.3
10.8
0.7
26.2
7.9
2.4
1.5
88.1
Nassarawa
Niger
11.3
5.6
2.6
80.5
Ogun
30.3
22.7
1.0
46.0
Ondo
26.2
22.9
1.0
49.9
Osun
25.9
41.7
0.6
31.8
Oyo
28.2
25.3
0.5
46.0
Plateau
6.4
1.2
6.4
86.0
Rivers
13.9
25.0
0.3
60.7
Sokoto
1.0
2.1
96.9
Taraba
2.0
0.4
97.6
Yobe
4.8
2.3
0.2
92.7
Zamfara
FCT
1.5
2.4
1.7
94.4
29.7
6.6
6.7
57.0
36.8
14.7
2.9
45.6
6.4
11.7
0.9
81.0
14.4
12.5
1.4
71.7
Sector
Urban
Rural
National
Note: - = Nil
134
TABLE 136:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF HOUSING

TENURE, 2009
Percent
State
Abia
Normal Rent
Free
Nominal/ Subsidized
Rent
Owner Occupier
13.4
6.4
0.7
79.6
Adamawa
5.9
0.9
1.8
91.5
Akwa Ibom
13.8
14.4
0.8
71.0
Anambra
26.6
5.6
1.8
66.1
Bauchi
6.7
0.9
0.8
91.6
Bayelsa
11.7
35.0
0.8
52.5
8.9
0.8
90.3
Benue
Borno
7.5
0.7
0.5
91.4
Cross River
18.4
25.8
1.2
54.7
Delta
34.4
26.0
0.8
38.9
Ebonyi
13.9
7.1
79.0
Edo
45.2
15.5
39.3
Ekiti
35.3
32.4
1.2
31.1
Enugu
22.8
2.3
0.5
74.4
Gombe
6.0
6.0
87.9
Imo
3.3
9.7
1.1
85.8
Jigawa
0.6
4.9
1.1
93.4
Kaduna
13.5
5.5
0.4
80.6
Kano
3.6
6.1
0.2
90.2
Katsina
1.4
0.3
98.3
Kebbi
2.6
0.2
0.9
96.3
Kogi
23.5
24.9
1.6
50.0
Kwara
28.8
30.4
0.9
39.9
Lagos
66.4
11.0
0.2
22.4
Nassarawa
14.1
2.3
0.8
82.8
Niger
12.2
6.3
1.5
80.0
Ogun
35.7
19.9
0.7
43.7
Ondo
31.4
23.4
1.0
44.2
Osun
35.5
31.3
33.2
Oyo
27.6
17.4
0.5
54.5
Plateau
13.1
0.9
0.1
86.0
Rivers
19.4
34.5
0.7
45.4
Sokoto
12.9
1.3
0.7
85.1
Taraba
5.8
0.7
0.3
93.2
Yobe
3.6
1.4
0.1
94.9
Zamfara
0.6
2.5
96.8
25.6
8.6
4.2
61.5
Urban
45.1
10.7
1.6
42.6
Rural
8.7
11.4
0.4
79.5
National
22.0
Note: - = Nil
11.2
0.8
66.0
FCT
Sector
135
TABLE 137: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF HOUSING TENURE 2010
State
Owned
Employer Provides
Free, Authorised
Free, Not Authorised
Rented
Abia
70.9
0.4
10.7
1.0
16.9
Adamawa
91.6
0.2
1.3
1.1
5.8
Akwa Ibom
57.5
2.9
25.7
0.0
13.9
Anambra
72.2
0.3
7.4
0.3
19.8
Bauchi
96.2
0.2
0.7
0.0
2.8
Bayelsa
46.3
2.1
30.4
2.1
19.1
Benue
89.0
0.9
4.9
0.5
4.7
Borno
93.5
0.6
4.0
0.6
1.2
Cross River
57.2
3.7
14.5
1.2
23.4
Delta
39.5
2.2
11.2
8.3
38.8
Ebonyi
87.4
0.7
5.6
0.7
5.6
Edo
46.1
1.2
20.9
4.3
27.5
Ekiti
36.5
1.7
31.3
1.0
29.5
Enugu
72.5
1.6
6.1
2.0
17.8
Gombe
83.9
1.4
6.5
0.0
8.2
Imo
84.3
0.2
8.2
0.5
6.7
Jigawa
72.1
2.1
25.2
0.5
0.2
Kaduna
80.0
2.1
5.0
3.8
9.0
Kano
95.5
1.5
1.5
0.3
1.3
Katsina
88.9
3.4
7.1
0.0
0.5
Kebbi
87.8
2.1
2.7
0.2
7.3
Kogi
54.4
0.4
21.4
0.4
23.3
Kwara
56.1
0.9
22.9
1.6
18.5
Lagos
25.4
1.4
12.0
1.2
60.0
Nasarawa
79.5
0.2
6.3
0.0
14.0
Niger
76.2
0.5
8.7
1.0
13.7
Ogun
32.6
1.4
24.5
4.7
36.7
Ondo
33.8
1.7
31.2
6.3
26.9
Osun
28.5
0.3
35.3
0.8
35.3
Oyo
41.2
0.0
18.5
0.3
40.1
Plateau
76.3
1.0
12.1
3.1
7.4
Rivers
66.8
0.5
18.8
1.6
12.2
Sokoto
95.4
1.9
1.0
0.4
1.4
Taraba
83.2
0.5
5.8
3.6
6.9
Yobe
84.1
2.0
7.6
2.0
4.4
Zamfara
92.1
0.6
2.2
3.1
2.0
FCT Abuja
55.0
3.3
9.8
3.6
28.4
URBAN
39.1
1.9
15.6
2.1
41.3
RURAL
76.6
1.2
12.0
1.6
8.6
1.3
12.9
1.7
16.1
SECTOR
National
68.0
136
TABLE 138:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY TYPE OF BUILDING EMBARKED UPON,

2007
Percent
State
Residential
96.5
Commercial
-
Industrial
-
Other type
3.5
Adamawa
95.8
3.0
1.2
Akwa Ibom
86.7
5.0
8.4
100.0
Bauchi
81.9
10.4
7.7
Bayelsa
90.2
9.8
Benue
96.5
3.5
Borno
94.4
5.6
Cross River
93.6
3.6
2.8
Delta
78.8
16.4
4.9
Ebonyi
94.1
5.9
Edo
100.0
Ekiti
100.0
Abia
Anambra
93.3
6.7
Enugu
Gombe
100.0
Imo
100.0
96.4
3.6
Jigawa
Kaduna
89.1
7.7
2.4
Kano
93.3
6.7
Katsina
90.0
10.0
Kebbi
93.8
6.2
Kogi
100.0
Kwara
100.0
Lagos
2.4
90.9
6.7
Nassarawa
85.2
14.8
Niger
95.4
4.6
Ogun
83.3
9.8
6.8
Ondo
89.6
10.4
Osun
98.3
1.7
Oyo
100.0
Plateau
91.6
5.2
3.2
Rivers
100.0
Sokoto
80.8
12.5
6.7
Taraba
98.0
2.0
Yobe
21.1
14.1
64.8
Zamfara
87.5
8.1
FCT(Abuja)
98.3
1.7
Gender
93.1
4.7
0.4
1.8
Male
89.1
9.5
1.4
Female
92.8
5.7
0.7
0.7
Sector
92.7
4.8
0.2
2.3
Urban
92.8
5.1
0.4
1.8
Rural
96.5
3.5
National
Note: - = Nil
95.8
3.0
1.2
137
4.4
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TABLE 139: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY TYPE OF BUILDING EMBARKED UPON,

2008
Percent
State
Commercial
Residential
Industrial
Other type
Abia
15.2
84.8
Adamawa
8.9
91.1
Akwa Ibom
15.2
84.8
Anambra
10.0
90.0
98.1
1.9
Bauchi
Bayelsa
7.7
92.3
Benue
11.8
88.2
Borno
1.4
98.6
Cross River
3.0
97.0
0.0
35.0
60.0
5.0
Delta
Ebonyi
Edo
Ekiti
100.0
6.7
93.3
100.0
Enugu
4.2
95.8
Gombe
0.8
96.7
0.8
1.6
Imo
5.9
94.1
Jigawa
5.1
88.5
6.4
Kaduna
4.1
92.8
3.1
97.1
2.9
Katsina
7.7
92.3
Kebbi
4.3
92.5
3.2
Kogi
14.7
85.3
Kano
Kwara
80.6
19.4
Lagos
100.0
Nassarawa
100.0
Niger
3.2
96.8
Ogun
95.5
4.5
Ondo
8.0
92.0
0.0
Osun
96.9
3.1
2.2
97.8
Rivers
2.5
97.5
Sokoto
1.9
98.1
Taraba
100.0
Yobe
4.8
81.0
14.3
Zamfara
3.8
90.6
5.7
100.0
Urban
5.4
92.3
2.2
Rural
4.3
93.5
0.6
1.5
Oyo
Plateau
FCT
Sector
Gender
Male
Female
National
Note: - = Nil
3.9
93.8
0.5
1.8
13.7
86.3
4.6
93.3
0.5
1.7
138
TABLE 140: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY TYPE OF BUILDING EMBARKED

UPON, 2009
Percent
State
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Abia
78.5
21.5
Adamawa
73.3
25.3
1.4
Akwa Ibom
100.0
Anambra
100.0
Bauchi
97.0
3.0
Bayelsa
100.0
Benue
100.0
Borno
100.0
Cross River
100.0
Delta
100.0
Ebonyi
72.4
27.6
Edo
92.7
7.3
Ekiti
100.0
Enugu
100.0
Gombe
97.8
2.2
Imo
92.8
7.2
Jigawa
98.5
1.5
Kaduna
Other type
97.4
2.6
Kano
100.0
Katsina
100.0
Kebbi
91.9
5.4
2.7
Kogi
90.2
5.6
4.2
Kwara
100.0
Lagos
100.0
Nassarawa
91.7
8.3
Niger
83.3
2.0
14.7
Ogun
73.6
26.4
Ondo
100.0
Osun
100.0
Oyo
100.0
Plateau
86.3
13.7
Rivers
73.3
26.7
Sokoto
100.0
Taraba
100.0
75.4
24.6
Zamfara
100.0
FCT
100.0
Male
93.8
4.6
1.5
0.1
Female
90.7
9.3
Urban
93.7
2.9
3.4
Rural
93.1
6.4
0.4
0.2
93.3
5.4
1.3
0.1
Yobe
Sex
Sector
National
Note: - = Nil
139
TABLE 141: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY STAGE OF COMPLETION OF

BUILDING, 2007
Percent
State
Foundation level
Window level
Lintel level
Roofing level
Completed
Abia
4.4
13.1
38.4
23.1
20.9
Adamawa
17.8
17.1
27.3
20.2
17.6
Akwa Ibom
13.6
12.4
46.4
27.6
34.0
34.0
31.9
Bauchi
12.9
21.6
16.5
29.3
19.7
Bayelsa
11.5
29.6
22.5
26.3
10.1
44.1
Anambra
Benue
7.2
2.1
8.9
37.7
Borno
17.7
20.7
22.4
36.7
2.5
Cross River
26.3
14.0
12.7
27.7
19.4
Delta
14.7
10.5
51.3
23.5
5.9
9.2
34.0
44.6
6.3
Edo
22.4
28.1
25.0
24.5
Ekiti
17.2
35.2
14.4
33.3
2.5
9.6
24.1
50.8
13.0
22.2
19.2
18.6
39.9
Ebonyi
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
41.2
52.7
6.1
Jigawa
11.9
35.3
18.7
20.6
13.5
Kaduna
21.6
10.5
26.7
24.6
16.6
Kano
11.2
18.3
31.1
23.4
16.0
Katsina
25.4
27.1
33.4
14.0
Kebbi
7.0
33.1
20.7
26.6
12.7
Kogi
26.3
7.3
21.6
26.4
18.5
Kwara
24.0
5.6
19.3
36.8
14.3
Lagos
47.7
23.2
7.1
6.2
15.7
Nassarawa
4.2
9.5
27.3
33.1
26.0
Niger
18.2
17.3
31.8
15.6
17.1
Ogun
12.8
25.3
6.0
53.0
3.0
Ondo
7.2
13.5
31.1
37.4
10.8
Osun
24.3
22.8
28.5
16.4
8.0
Oyo
19.5
20.3
8.4
51.9
Plateau
1.9
15.8
14.5
18.0
49.9
Rivers
20.4
29.1
33.2
17.4
Sokoto
6.6
11.3
19.8
14.9
47.5
Taraba
3.3
3.2
14.4
20.8
58.4
Yobe
37.7
19.6
14.7
28.0
Zamfara
19.9
22.7
19.2
14.1
24.2
FCT(Abuja)
16.2
8.3
26.5
28.7
20.2
Gender
16.1
17.8
20.1
26.6
19.4
Male
16.0
14.3
22.8
30.6
16.3
Female
24.0
16.2
19.8
26.7
13.2
Sector
11.6
18.3
20.6
27.0
22.6
Urban
16.1
17.5
20.3
26.9
19.2
Rural
4.4
13.1
38.4
23.1
20.9
17.8
17.1
27.3
20.2
17.6
National
Note: - = Nil
140
TABLE 142:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY STAGE OF COMPLETION OF BUILDING,

2008
Percent
State
Abia
Foundation Level
Window Level
Lintel Level
Roofing Level
Completed
9.09
12.12
18.18
48.48
12.12
Adamawa
27.50
20.00
31.25
12.50
8.75
Akwa Ibom
21.21
21.21
21.21
30.30
6.06
Anambra
20.00
10.00
30.00
20.00
20.00
Bauchi
11.11
9.26
25.93
29.63
24.07
23.08
38.46
15.38
23.08
Benue
21.21
3.03
30.30
30.30
15.15
Borno
6.94
6.94
16.67
29.17
40.28
15.15
30.30
9.09
24.24
21.21
20.00
40.00
25.00
15.00
3.45
6.90
13.79
48.28
27.59
Edo
26.67
13.33
13.33
46.67
0.00
Ekiti
37.93
24.14
13.79
20.69
3.45
Enugu
12.50
4.17
62.50
16.67
4.17
Gombe
0.82
7.38
9.84
16.39
65.57
Imo
5.88
5.88
29.41
52.94
5.88
Jigawa
19.48
20.78
18.18
25.97
15.58
Kaduna
5.26
12.63
23.16
29.47
29.47
Kano
11.76
29.41
17.65
5.88
35.29
Katsina
33.33
38.46
15.38
10.26
2.56
5.49
12.09
25.27
29.67
27.47
Bayelsa
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
Kebbi
Kogi
8.82
20.59
23.53
44.12
2.94
Kwara
16.13
16.13
12.90
19.35
35.48
Lagos
30.43
13.04
8.70
8.70
39.13
Nassarawa
16.13
3.23
12.90
22.58
45.16
Niger
30.00
23.33
13.33
3.33
30.00
Ogun
18.18
18.18
18.18
31.82
13.64
Ondo
20.00
40.00
12.00
16.00
12.00
Osun
43.75
18.75
12.50
15.63
9.38
Oyo
22.22
35.56
22.22
13.33
6.67
Rivers
14.63
14.63
19.51
26.83
24.39
Sokoto
14.81
14.81
29.63
14.81
25.93
Taraba
33.33
16.67
0.00
33.33
16.67
Yobe
23.81
23.81
4.76
23.81
23.81
Zamfara
7.84
15.69
29.41
25.49
21.57
21.74
21.74
13.04
21.74
21.74
Male
14.56
15.99
20.89
23.76
24.81
Female
19.57
23.91
15.22
23.91
17.39
Urban
21.61
19.68
20.32
21.94
16.45
Rural
13.05
15.57
20.61
24.21
26.55
National
14.91
Note: - = Nil
16.46
20.53
23.77
24.33
FCT
Gender
Sector
141
TABLE 143:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY STAGE OF COMPLETION OF BUILDING, 2009

Percent
State
Foundation level
Window level
Lintel level
Roofing level
Completed
14.7
18.0
48.4
18.9
Adamawa
15.3
23.2
38.2
9.3
14.0
Akwa Ibom
6.1
51.5
30.3
12.1
21.4
26.8
51.8
Abia
Anambra
Bauchi
7.5
37.5
22.5
32.4
8.0
7.1
84.9
Benue
8.6
46.4
45.0
Borno
37.1
Bayelsa
2.6
17.8
42.5
11.6
30.8
57.6
6.1
39.7
17.8
24.3
12.2
13.3
18.5
51.0
17.2
Edo
48.9
7.3
21.9
21.9
Ekiti
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
21.4
39.3
39.3
Enugu
14.0
63.7
22.4
Gombe
11.9
36.7
30.2
21.2
Imo
20.7
27.8
44.4
7.2
Jigawa
6.7
8.9
26.1
58.3
Kaduna
5.1
27.8
67.0
3.8
3.8
21.2
43.8
27.5
28.6
58.2
13.2
Kebbi
12.6
16.4
23.7
8.4
39.0
Kogi
5.6
8.9
35.1
50.4
Kwara
27.8
27.8
27.8
11.1
5.6
Lagos
30.1
10.0
39.7
10.0
10.0
11.9
13.2
32.1
42.8
Niger
10.5
26.5
23.4
5.5
34.1
Ogun
55.2
18.4
26.4
Ondo
16.2
33.8
33.8
16.2
Osun
Oyo
25.9
23.3
59.2
66.5
-
10.2
-
14.9
Plateau
25.6
21.4
53.0
Rivers
8.9
13.3
35.4
42.4
Sokoto
43.8
37.5
6.3
12.5
Taraba
7.8
22.8
28.2
41.3
Yobe
3.9
3.9
36.3
44.1
11.7
Zamfara
9.1
21.2
40.4
16.5
12.8
10.9
31.7
5.1
36.0
16.3
Kano
Katsina
Nassarawa
FCT
Sex
Male
8.6
15.5
23.1
26.2
26.5
15.8
15.9
30.2
26.9
11.2
Urban
14.7
17.6
23.2
21.6
23.0
Rural
7.8
14.8
24.7
28.3
24.4
National
9.8
15.6
24.3
26.3
24.0
Female
Sector
Note: - = Nil
142
TABLE 144:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY TYPE OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY, 2007

Percent
PHCN Only
Rural
Electrification
only
Private
Generator
only
PHCN/
Generator
Rural
Electrification
/Generator
Solar
Energy
None
Abia
44.5
0.1
5.9
15.2
0.5
33.8
Adamawa
22.3
1.0
4.9
0.5
71.4
Akwa Ibom
46.3
2.7
3.3
7.6
1.9
38.3
Anambra
58.0
4.1
0.2
6.8
30.9
Bauchi
38.7
2.8
58.5
Bayelsa
10.3
10.1
13.3
5.8
37.8
0.5
22.2
Benue
15.7
2.8
2.5
0.5
78.6
Borno
19.4
4.6
10.6
0.9
0.1
64.5
Cross River
54.1
0.5
3.2
1.7
3.4
37.1
Delta
62.7
2.5
3.0
1.6
30.2
Ebonyi
14.7
5.0
5.0
0.3
1.5
73.5
Edo
80.7
1.5
0.9
0.1
16.9
Ekiti
56.7
1.2
0.8
41.3
Enugu
45.6
0.2
3.6
5.5
0.3
44.8
Gombe
50.7
49.3
Imo
68.5
1.4
5.2
4.1
0.1
20.8
Jigawa
39.4
0.2
0.4
60.0
Kaduna
53.5
0.5
1.2
2.9
0.2
41.8
Kano
59.6
0.8
39.6
Katsina
31.0
0.1
6.8
0.2
62.0
Kebbi
44.2
1.5
1.7
52.6
Kogi
52.1
2.3
2.4
0.3
43.0
Kwara
54.9
1.5
4.7
0.5
38.3
Lagos
67.3
0.1
0.5
30.8
1.1
0.2
Nassarawa
27.7
2.2
6.2
0.4
63.6
Niger
42.5
0.3
1.4
55.9
Ogun
71.3
0.4
0.3
0.9
0.1
27.1
Ondo
58.0
4.3
3.4
5.3
29.0
Osun
67.6
1.6
0.3
0.5
29.9
Oyo
57.3
0.9
0.2
11.8
29.8
Plateau
23.8
2.4
3.3
3.8
1.1
65.6
Rivers
24.6
7.4
16.3
4.7
10.4
36.6
Sokoto
35.7
0.3
0.7
0.8
2.3
60.3
Taraba
3.7
0.7
2.4
1.7
0.3
0.1
91.0
Yobe
16.2
0.4
0.1
0.3
0.2
82.9
Zamfara
24.7
0.3
2.4
72.7
FCT(Abuja)
36.6
11.7
19.8
0.6
31.3
Urban
76.4
0.9
1.5
12.2
1.1
7.9
Rural
32.5
1.2
3.3
2.6
1.9
58.4
National
47.3
1.1
Note: PHCN = Power Holding Company of Nigeria
2.7
5.8
1.6
41.4
State
Sector
143
TABLE 145:

Percent
PHCN
(NEPA) only
Rural
Electrification
only
Private
Generator
only
PHCN
(NEPA)/
Generator
Rural
Electricity/
Generator
Solar
Pannels
None
Abia
45.7
1.3
6.5
13.5
1.8
31.1
Adamawa
22.6
3.4
3.9
0.4
69.8
Akwa ibom
40.6
0.7
7.9
5.9
0.2
0.2
44.6
Anambra
61.9
3.0
7.9
2.3
24.8
Bauchi
31.4
5.3
3.2
60.2
Bayelsa
21.6
13.3
8.6
7.5
12.2
36.9
Benue
22.8
4.2
0.9
0.2
72.0
Borno
15.2
3.8
3.6
0.2
77.3
Cross Rivers
40.6
0.3
3.4
9.0
0.3
46.3
Delta
56.8
2.9
7.5
3.1
29.6
Ebonyi
12.3
8.3
3.2
2.5
5.6
68.1
Edo
77.7
1.9
2.0
3.2
15.2
Ekiti
61.0
1.6
5.2
0.2
32.1
Enugu
44.9
0.5
3.6
4.8
0.3
45.8
Gombe
39.5
0.9
0.9
3.4
55.4
Imo
69.5
0.3
4.6
12.8
0.2
12.6
Jigawa
41.6
0.2
0.2
1.4
0.2
56.5
Kaduna
46.2
0.2
1.8
8.2
1.2
42.4
Kano
42.6
0.3
0.8
56.2
Katsina
36.2
1.0
0.2
2.9
59.7
Kebbi
42.7
0.4
2.5
54.4
Kogi
39.5
1.7
4.5
5.2
1.0
48.1
Kwara
56.4
1.5
3.6
38.5
Lagos
57.0
0.9
40.9
0.9
0.3
Nassarawa
21.3
0.2
2.4
3.6
1.9
70.6
Niger
35.6
6.2
1.6
56.6
Ogun
69.8
0.8
8.5
0.3
20.4
Ondo
50.3
1.7
3.8
2.2
41.9
Osun
63.6
1.2
1.4
33.9
Oyo
47.5
5.3
8.2
0.2
38.8
Plateau
18.8
1.4
5.7
2.1
0.7
71.3
Rivers
41.0
0.7
13.8
11.9
10.9
21.7
Sokoto
29.8
0.2
0.3
0.2
69.5
Taraba
2.8
1.2
5.9
1.4
88.8
Yobe
18.1
0.7
0.7
2.1
0.4
Zamfara
21.5
0.2
0.2
0.5
FCT
38.3
0.3
10.6
23.7
State
0.2
Sector
78.0
0.5
77.1
26.9
Urban
73.2
0.3
2.1
14.9
0.8
8.6
Rural
28.7
1.2
3.6
3.2
1.2
62.0
0.9
3.2
6.3
1.1
48.0
National
40.4
Note: - = Nil
144
TABLE 146:

Percent
Electricity Supply
PHCN
(NEPA) only
IPP/Rural
Electrification
only
Private
Generator
only
PHCN
(NEPA)/Generator
IPP/Rural
Electrification
/Generator
Solar
Panels
None
Abia
46.2
9.0
20.0
0.1
24.6
Adamawa
13.8
4.4
1.7
0.4
79.7
Akwa Ibom
38.2
0.8
10.2
6.2
0.6
44.1
Anambra
81.0
6.1
12.8
Bauchi
38.7
0.1
0.5
6.2
54.5
State
Bayelsa
6.6
25.7
13.2
0.6
23.8
0.3
29.8
Benue
16.0
19.5
1.7
0.7
62.0
Borno
17.3
3.3
0.4
79.0
Cross River
38.7
5.4
6.4
7.4
42.0
Delta
48.1
3.4
2.5
6.6
0.6
38.9
Ebonyi
35.0
2.9
1.4
60.7
Edo
84.8
1.1
0.8
6.2
7.0
Ekiti
77.9
4.1
18.0
Enugu
41.3
3.0
4.1
8.0
1.6
41.9
Gombe
35.9
0.4
0.8
0.5
62.4
Imo
69.0
1.8
17.7
1.0
0.3
10.1
Jigawa
32.0
0.1
67.9
Kaduna
43.4
1.1
3.8
2.7
0.3
0.3
48.4
Kano
43.8
1.8
3.2
0.5
50.6
Katsina
41.6
0.4
0.6
57.4
Kebbi
37.8
0.9
6.3
0.4
54.6
Kogi
54.8
3.4
2.4
3.2
0.2
35.9
Kwara
70.7
4.0
1.6
23.7
Lagos
54.3
0.2
1.3
36.2
1.9
6.1
Nassarawa
17.7
16.8
13.0
0.8
51.8
Niger
33.4
2.2
0.9
1.3
62.3
Ogun
71.6
0.9
10.6
16.8
Ondo
54.5
5.4
8.6
31.4
Osun
75.0
2.3
1.7
21.0
Oyo
46.1
10.1
18.2
25.6
Plateau
25.0
2.2
4.7
2.3
1.2
64.6
Rivers
24.2
13.0
13.4
19.4
0.9
29.2
Sokoto
19.3
0.5
0.6
13.6
0.3
65.7
Taraba
15.3
0.1
2.1
1.1
81.3
Yobe
24.3
0.9
0.1
0.9
73.7
Zamfara
35.6
64.4
FCT
33.3
5.2
22.1
1.0
38.4
Urban
72.0
1.1
1.6
14.9
0.7
9.6
Rural
39.6
2.1
3.8
3.4
1.1
0.1
49.9
1.7
3.0
7.6
1.0
35.3
Sector
National
51.3
Note: - = Nil
145
TABLE 147:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY SOURCE OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY, 2010

Phcn
(Nepa)
Only
Rural
Electrification
Private Generator
Phcn/Generat
or
Rural
Electricity/Gener
ator
Abia
89.6
0.9
Solar Panel
0.5
5.0
4.1
Adamawa
89.5
0.0
2.9
1.9
4.8
1.0
Akwa Ibom
0.0
82.8
0.4
2.9
13.1
0.8
0.0
Anambra
81.0
1.7
1.0
15.6
0.7
0.0
Bauchi
77.5
8.0
1.4
9.4
3.6
0.0
Bayelsa
33.1
36.1
2.3
2.3
26.3
0.0
Benue
68.5
14.4
2.7
10.8
3.6
0.0
Borno
87.9
6.1
0.0
6.1
0.0
0.0
Cross River
91.7
6.2
0.5
1.6
0.0
0.0
Delta
93.6
2.7
1.5
1.5
0.8
0.0
Ebonyi
78.9
12.7
0.0
1.4
7.0
0.0
Edo
93.1
2.1
1.2
2.7
0.9
0.0
Ekiti
91.1
1.0
0.8
6.9
0.3
0.0
Enugu
75.0
16.9
1.3
5.9
0.8
0.0
Gombe
94.7
3.2
0.0
2.1
0.0
0.0
Imo
85.4
5.0
2.1
7.5
0.0
0.0
Jigawa
93.2
0.9
0.0
4.3
0.9
0.9
Kaduna
84.8
5.1
2.0
7.6
0.5
0.0
Kano
87.0
6.0
0.0
4.0
3.0
0.0
Katsina
80.4
14.7
0.0
4.3
0.0
0.6
Kebbi
86.4
1.6
3.8
7.1
1.1
0.0
Kogi
79.2
3.3
0.4
15.8
1.3
0.0
Kwara
92.8
1.8
0.3
2.4
2.7
0.0
Lagos
67.9
1.2
1.2
25.9
3.5
0.2
Nasarawa
76.0
0.6
7.2
13.2
3.0
0.0
Niger
75.2
1.8
0.9
21.7
0.0
0.4
Ogun
94.5
0.3
0.0
5.2
0.0
0.0
Ondo
87.5
0.8
2.9
2.9
5.8
0.0
Osun
90.5
0.0
0.4
7.1
2.0
0.0
Oyo
97.7
0.9
0.5
0.9
0.0
0.0
Plateau
92.5
1.3
1.3
3.8
1.3
0.0
Rivers
66.0
26.3
6.7
1.0
0.0
0.0
Sokoto
90.4
6.6
0.6
1.8
0.6
0.0
Taraba
85.7
0.0
0.0
14.3
0.0
0.0
Yobe
77.0
6.9
1.1
11.5
3.4
0.0
Zamfara
87.0
6.9
0.0
3.8
1.5
0.8
FCT Abuja
67.4
0.9
1.9
27.6
2.2
0.0
URBAN
83.2
2.7
0.8
11.3
2.1
0.0
RURAL
81.5
7.5
2.0
6.2
2.6
0.1
5.5
1.5
8.4
2.4
0.1
State
SECTOR
National
82.2
146
TABLE 148:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS MONTHLY INCOME/ ALLOWANCES,

2007
Percent
Naira
State
1,000
19994999
50009999
1000019999
2000049999
5000080000
Above
80000
Abia
1.2
9.1
33.8
38.3
15.1
1.9
0.5
Adamawa
2.9
13.3
22.1
33.7
26.3
1.2
0.5
Akwa Ibom
0.2
6.3
21.9
38.3
30.7
1.8
0.6
Anambra
1.5
3.1
18.6
40.9
32.7
2.4
0.9
Bauchi
14.2
25.6
23.5
30.8
4.9
0.5
0.4
Bayelsa
2.0
6.1
9.8
28.0
44.8
7.9
1.4
Benue
1.4
11.4
27.2
29.3
26.2
3.1
1.4
Borno
0.7
10.0
17.1
29.9
36.1
4.6
1.6
Cross River
1.7
10.3
28.8
32.9
23.0
2.5
0.7
Delta
0.5
3.8
13.6
36.9
38.3
6.6
0.3
Ebonyi
1.4
15.6
39.6
30.5
11.1
0.7
1.1
Edo
1.9
7.8
29.3
37.7
20.4
2.0
0.8
Ekiti
1.9
20.9
36.0
25.7
13.3
1.7
0.5
Enugu
5.9
20.3
18.5
28.7
23.6
1.2
1.8
Gombe
0.7
2.6
14.4
34.9
43.2
3.3
0.8
Imo
1.2
15.0
29.5
29.8
22.5
1.6
0.4
Jigawa
10.6
12.1
22.3
28.8
23.0
2.6
0.5
Kaduna
2.9
22.9
28.9
22.7
17.0
2.1
3.5
Kano
3.4
17.7
22.3
29.6
24.7
2.3
0.1
Katsina
4.8
13.6
24.6
24.0
10.3
4.7
18.0
Kebbi
5.4
40.6
17.2
12.2
21.2
2.4
1.0
Kogi
3.4
10.2
16.7
34.6
31.9
1.7
1.4
Kwara
1.2
14.2
26.1
38.0
18.9
1.3
0.3
Lagos
0.2
2.5
18.9
36.6
36.1
4.8
0.8
Nassarawa
1.8
8.2
17.0
32.7
37.1
2.5
0.7
Niger
2.2
23.1
18.2
35.0
19.6
1.1
0.9
Ogun
1.3
12.8
37.8
27.9
18.9
1.1
0.3
Ondo
1.4
12.4
28.0
30.0
24.1
3.2
0.9
Osun
1.0
10.7
31.7
37.5
16.9
1.8
0.4
Oyo
6.1
7.1
13.7
31.6
36.6
4.0
0.9
Plateau
3.7
25.7
25.7
25.1
15.9
2.6
1.3
Rivers
0.0
2.8
15.4
32.6
37.9
7.7
3.7
Sokoto
14.1
27.9
7.2
23.2
21.7
4.3
1.7
Taraba
4.0
12.6
19.4
28.0
24.7
6.1
5.3
Yobe
4.9
24.3
23.3
30.6
15.6
0.9
0.3
Zamfara
6.5
29.6
20.5
20.3
20.5
2.0
0.4
FCT(Abuja)
4.0
4.8
9.5
26.2
39.1
12.0
4.4
Sector
Urban
2.3
8.5
19.4
32.6
31.3
4.4
1.4
Rural
3.4
15.7
24.7
30.5
22.0
2.2
1.5
13.2
22.8
31.2
25.2
3.0
1.5
National
3.0
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TABLE 149: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS MONTHLY INCOME/ALLOWANCES, 2008

Percent
N000
121140
141160
161180
181200
201400
401600
601800
Above
800
1-20
21-40
41-60
61-80
81-100
101120
Abia
80.7
13.8
3.7
1.0
0.4
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.3
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
Adamawa
76.3
18.5
4.0
0.5
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.0
Akwa Ibom
78.8
13.9
5.5
0.9
0.5
0.0
0.0
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Anambra
76.2
20.9
1.9
0.5
0.1
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
Bauchi
85.1
12.0
1.9
0.7
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Bayelsa
61.5
24.0
8.3
2.4
1.4
0.5
0.0
0.5
0.0
0.0
0.7
0.2
0.2
0.2
Benue
74.9
19.3
4.3
1.0
0.2
0.1
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
Borno
73.5
22.0
2.7
1.4
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Cross River
75.8
18.3
4.7
0.9
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Delta
62.2
29.3
6.2
1.5
0.4
0.1
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.1
Ebonyi
88.9
10.1
0.8
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Edo
62.6
29.2
6.4
1.2
0.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Ekiti
81.1
14.3
2.6
1.0
0.6
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
Enugu
80.7
13.1
3.9
0.8
0.6
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.0
0.2
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
Gombe
60.1
30.3
7.1
1.4
0.7
0.1
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Imo
72.2
21.1
4.7
1.3
0.4
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
Jigawa
86.4
9.3
2.2
0.8
0.8
0.0
0.2
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
Kaduna
80.4
14.7
3.0
1.1
0.4
0.2
0.0
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.1
Kano
69.7
24.1
4.3
1.1
0.3
0.1
0.0
0.1
0.1
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
Katsina
92.8
5.7
0.8
0.2
0.3
0.2
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Kebbi
80.1
14.9
3.1
1.0
0.4
0.2
0.0
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.1
Kogi
76.1
17.8
3.9
0.7
1.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Kwara
84.6
13.3
1.3
0.4
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Lagos
46.8
31.1
10.9
3.8
2.7
1.2
0.2
1.0
0.3
0.1
1.6
0.4
0.0
0.0
Nassarawa
71.3
18.2
6.3
1.7
1.0
0.3
0.2
0.6
0.1
0.0
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.1
Niger
77.7
16.7
3.9
1.1
0.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Ogun
78.3
15.4
4.2
0.9
1.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
Ondo
81.9
15.2
2.2
0.3
0.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Osun
80.5
16.0
2.7
0.1
0.3
0.0
0.1
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
Oyo
73.3
21.3
4.2
0.6
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
Plateau
77.1
18.0
3.3
0.9
0.2
0.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
Rivers
56.1
32.2
7.8
2.0
1.1
0.2
0.0
0.6
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
Sokoto
60.9
28.2
7.0
3.2
0.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Taraba
88.9
7.9
2.2
0.6
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
Yobe
94.3
4.0
1.2
0.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Zamfara
65.2
19.3
8.7
4.1
2.1
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.2
0.0
0.0
FCT
Sector
43.3
32.9
12.4
6.3
2.7
0.5
0.1
0.8
0.5
0.1
0.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
Urban
62.3
24.5
7.5
2.6
1.6
0.3
0.1
0.4
0.1
0.1
0.4
0.1
0.0
0.0
Rural
79.6
15.9
3.2
0.8
0.3
0.1
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
National
75.2
18.1
4.3
1.3
0.6
0.1
0.0
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
State
148
CHAPTER 4
HEALTH
This chapter presents statistics on health delivery services in the country. The federal and
State Governments are the major providers of basic health facilities and services in Nigeria.
The Government relies on adequate health statistics for planning and monitoring its relevant
health programmes, in doing so, reliable data is needed to estimate health statistical
indicators which are required for making geographical (inter-regional and international)
comparisons of the health situation in Nigeria.
Promotive
Protective
Preventive
Restorative
Rehabilitative
It is also geared towards ensuring that every citizen of the country, whuch includes
individuals and communities are assured of productivity, social weii-being and improved
living standards
.
There is a three (3) tiers system of healthcare in Nigeria. These are:
Primary Health care

Secondary Health Care
Tertiary Healthcare
The key statistical tables include:

Fertility:
The table on fertility shows age-specific fertility rates for women by five-year age groups and
the current fertility for the three-year period preceding the 2008 National Demographic
Health Survey (NDHS). Age-specific and total fertility rates were calculated directly from
data on the history of births.
Family Planning:
Family planning refers to a conscious effort by a couple to limit or space the number of
children they want to have through the use of contraceptive methods. Information on the
knowledge and use of family planning methods was obtained from female respondents by
asking them to mention any ways or methods by which couples could delay or avoid
pregnancy.
Maternal Care:
Proper care during pregnancy and delivery is important for both the mother and the baby.
In the 2008 NDHS, women who had given birth in the five years preceding the survey were
asked a number of questions about maternal care. The report shows the percentage of
women who had a live birth in the five years preceding the survey who received antenatal
care from a health professional for the last live birth and whose live birth was protected
against neonatal tetanus.
Breastfeeding:
The Breastfeedingof a child is important in the first six month of life. The key tables in this
report are data on children under three years living with their mothers, the percentage
distribution by breastfeeding status and the percentage of those currently breastfeeding.
149
Nutritional Status of children:

Anthropometric indicators for young children were collected in the 2008 NDHS to provide
outcome measures of nutritional status. The indices in this table are expressed as a standard
deviation unit from the median for the reference group. Children who fall below minus two
standard devition (-2 SD) from the median of the reference population, are regarded as
moderately malnourished while those who fall below minus three standard deviations (-3
SD), from the median of the reference population are considered to be severely
malnourished.
Early Childhood Mortality
The Estimates of childhood mortality are based on information collected in the birth history
section of the questionnaire administered to individual women. The infant and child
mortality estimates in this report, based on data from the 2008 NDHS. The rates are
estimated directly from the birth history information on the childs birth date, survivorship
status, and the age at death for children who died.
Ownership of Mosquito Nets
The statistics on ownership of Mosquito Nets shows the percentage of households with at
least one and more than one mosquito net (treated or untreated), and the percentage of
households that have at least one or more than one Insecticide Treated Net (ITN), collected
in NDHS 2008.
Malaria Indicators
The key data in this report are on possession and use of mosquito nets, preventive Malaria
treatment during pregnancy and treatment of children with fever with anti malaria drugs.
150
TABLE 150: REPORTED MALARIA CASES (DISEASE = ANAEMIA SEVERE AND PREGNANT WOMEN)
State
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Abia
21,981
57,520
45,289
74,435
75,519
Adamawa
132,229
112,554
142,191
NR
51,461
Akwa Ibom
87,970
80,578
156,225
67,415
123,409
Anambra
84,204
121,222
138,602
127,284
36,748
Bauchi
59,216
92,838
167,907
180,484
369,755
Bayelsa
69,301
58,907
87,252
48,255
3,882
Benue
66,796
66,135
69,721
62,121
56,344
Borno
67,494
26,348
56,090
42,368
39,432
Cross River
61,072
59,119
68,736
75,317
61,560
154,767
200,295
231,362
126,887
209,683
Delta
Ebonyi
18,638
37,133
31,189
50,946
51,269
Edo
123,119
100,481
89,252
165,388
179,744
Ekiti
62,085
83,747
80,758
64,004
23,503
Enugu
109,722
62,404
189,249
26,334
71,526
Gombe
31,600
15,668
139,899
80,210
44,901
Imo
73,886
88,761
97,796
116,826
71,900
Jigawa
66,948
71,835
4,341
202,140
221,907
Kaduna
168,254
271,668
364,318
151,695
307,540
Kano
729,520
468,810
697,587
298,900
22,617
Katsina
500,540
523,240
339,134
NR
273,290
Kebbi
378,590
276,661
283,561
141,367
NR
Kogi
95,809
88,803
90,277
19,941
1,065,029
Kwara
143,762
158,122
175,440
183,835
165,099
Lagos
394,003
474,575
709,165
717,099
483,379
Nassarawa
75,622
47,972
57,508
139,676
46,125
Niger
87,036
102,893
122,660
109,699
311,163
Ogun
140,120
176,068
227,497
142,033
190,609
Ondo
151,699
12,505
197,284
35,782
163,791
Osun
279,462
243,161
260,275
158,680
25,411
Oyo
251,672
370,909
618,965
371,277
243,930
Plateau
47,692
115,263
101,836
NR
48,773
Rivers
94,242
191,901
112,179
130,079
167,365
Sokoto
135,363
53,552
103,799
200,518
243,707
Taraba
245,101
214,274
253,872
190,230
51,378
Yobe
37,739
97,165
115,821
18,248
96,152
Zamfara
72,336
23,902
82,735
NR
NR
FCT
67,700
70,775
48,189
50,331
63,901
5,387,2 90
5,317,764
6,757,961
4,569,804
5,661,802
TOTAL
Source: Federal Ministry of Health
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TABLE 151: REPORTED DEATH FROM MALARIA DISEASE = ANAEMIA SEVERE AND PREGNANT WOMEN
State
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Abia
87
85
101
238
143
Adamawa
407
360
370
NR
492
Akwa Ibom
22
10
10
15
27
Anambra
42
446
819
59
13
Bauchi
401
306
931
324
599
Bayelsa
109
113
51
71
81
Benue
65
57
57
72
78
Borno
605
204
400
267
161
Cross River
142
134
519
45
23
Delta
185
282
270
94
98
18
41
28
Edo
1,477
1,261
31
92
22
Ekiti
111
Ebonyi
Enugu
22
24
13
57
Gombe
88
51
351
258
178
Imo
56
95
79
110
41
Jigawa
558
254
18
442
641
Kaduna
38
24
75
23
120
945
1,131
2,338
363
26
2,464
3,576
2,013
NR
888
799
868
838
439
NR
40
97
53
Kwara
58
28
44
42
47
Lagos
96
47
97
67
289
39
41
107
15
Niger
86
99
133
94
30
Ogun
40
96
28
12
Ondo
45
24
Osun
23
Oyo
81
2,082
171
509
104
Plateau
213
242
NR
120
Rivers
59
182
12
11
31
Sokoto
170
75
156
127
270
Taraba
823
389
223
246
42
Yobe
496
723
667
123
353
Zamfara
321
136
711
NR
NR
38
66
10,843
13,491
12,096
4,308
5,087
Kano
Katsina
Kebbi
Kogi
Nassarawa
FCT
TOTAL
Source: Federal Ministry of Health
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TABLE 152.1: VACCINATION BY BACKGROUND CHARACTERISTICS, 2008

Percent
State of
Residence
POLIO
1
0
POLIO
1
POLIO
2
POLIO
3
MEASLES
% with a
Vaccinatio
n Card
Number
of
children
BCG
DPT1
Abia
76.2
74.7
70.3
59.8
70.3
77.7
71.8
52.3
61.2
38.9
20.8
46.4
71
Abuja
84.7
87.2
82.0
75.9
66.4
90.5
86.0
65.2
73.5
55.4
7.6
54.6
48
Adamawa
43.8
52.5
40.7
30.2
32.7
78.4
66.7
46.3
41.4
19.1
16.7
28.4
122
Akwa Ibom
68.0
72.4
63.7
51.5
50.6
90.2
82.6
59.1
50.2
32.4
8.7
42.0
103
Anambra
84.7
88.6
82.4
76.3
68.5
87.5
83.3
63.2
71.0
51.9
10.4
47.8
158
Bauchi
17.7
16.4
4.7
1.0
7.9
68.6
43.3
27.4
14.9
1.0
27.3
6.7
194
Bayelsa
65.3
53.1
37.8
27.6
37.8
73.5
59.2
34.7
30.6
20.4
18.4
37.8
54
Benue
59.9
60.5
46.9
36.8
35.2
74.0
58.9
43.8
43.3
18.8
18.8
33.9
137
Borno
17.9
17.0
7.3
2.5
11.5
38.5
24.8
13.4
12.5
1.5
56.9
8.0
179
Cross River
75.8
76.7
74.8
64.6
57.1
84.2
77.6
51.5
63.6
42.1
15.8
54.3
102
Delta
81.5
83.9
74.3
58.1
59.8
85.9
75.1
57.4
61.3
38.4
7.7
52.5
102
Eboyi
79.4
76.9
71.8
60.1
66.8
74.2
72.6
56.8
60.8
50.0
19.0
58.4
72
Edo
88.8
87.9
79.5
61.6
62.8
91.7
79.7
54.6
74.0
38.8
3.7
44.3
98
Ekiti
97.1
96.3
94.3
88.5
75.1
97.1
94.3
70.2
85.7
57.7
1.9
42.3
78
Enugu
66.2
63.6
59.2
50.0
61.6
70.8
59.2
35.3
53.6
28.4
28.1
41.1
96
Gombe
42.4
48.6
37.4
28.2
26.7
69.7
58.6
35.5
37.0
15.5
25.8
23.0
97
Imo
83.9
83.9
82.6
77.0
72.8
85.2
82.6
49.5
66.2
40.3
14.8
40.0
109
Jigawa
8.6
11.7
5.4
0.0
6.8
43.4
35.4
25.1
8.3
0.0
54.2
2.9
188
Kaduna
46.8
60.5
49.1
32.7
29.3
86.6
72.3
50.8
56.9
21.4
10.9
17.3
247
Kano
23.3
24.6
16.1
7.6
11.8
39.9
27.6
15.7
17.8
5.5
54.1
5.5
394
7.8
8.6
4.7
1.7
6.9
39.7
30.2
19.8
8.2
0.9
58.6
4.3
269
Kebbi
15.1
26.5
19.9
7.2
12.7
48.6
42.2
28.3
21.1
4.8
50.6
4.2
126
Kogi
76.4
78.6
65.2
55.0
53.9
83.2
64.0
46.1
69.6
39.3
13.5
24.7
80
Kwara
70.8
71.8
65.2
55.2
52.0
78.4
70.7
41.9
60.9
30.9
21.6
31.0
68
Lagos
84.6
86.1
83.2
73.6
75.1
83.1
77.2
60.9
69.2
52.8
11.7
52.8
263
Nassarawa
30.1
53.6
45.7
30.1
38.5
57.0
39.8
31.0
38.6
16.1
39.5
24.9
54
Niger
37.5
38.7
28.9
20.9
22.8
55.2
44.9
25.8
33.2
12.3
41.7
17.2
142
Ogun
87.8
64.4
57.6
42.0
51.0
68.8
55.4
35.3
41.9
23.1
26.7
26.5
122
Ondo
75.3
71.9
66.3
54.3
43.4
74.1
68.6
48.8
64.4
37.0
22.6
29.9
92
Osun
95.3
95.3
95.3
85.6
85.7
89.1
87.9
68.4
84.4
58.7
4.7
56.2
82
Oyo
70.6
79.4
74.4
60.7
49.5
89.0
78.9
42.7
59.4
30.6
8.9
38.3
176
Plateau
78.2
79.5
74.5
56.8
51.4
82.3
69.1
44.2
64.4
31.2
13.0
43.6
111
Rivers
71.7
68.9
58.5
51.8
59.3
87.8
71.6
54.6
48.9
36.5
11.3
45.0
204
Sokoto
4.5
5.5
4.5
2.0
1.5
34.8
29.4
10.9
3.5
1.0
64.7
1.0
175
Taraba
40.9
51.8
33.6
19.6
24.7
88.6
73.4
42.0
35.2
14.1
7.7
16.6
88
Yobe
15.0
19.3
10.2
9.1
14.7
36.3
25.0
18.0
25.0
4.0
57.2
18.7
101
5.4
52.2
1.1
145
Katsina
DPT
3
No
vaccina
tions
DPT
2
Zamfara
19.9
23.9
19.2
8.8
3.0
47.2
37.5
22.8
14.1
Source: National Population Commission, NDHS
Note: Percentage of children age 12 - 23 months who received specific vaccines at any time before
the survey (according to vaccination card or the mother's report), and percentage with a vaccination card seen,
by background characteristics, Nigeria 2008
1
Polio 0 is the polio vaccination given at birth
2
BCG, Measles and three doses each of DPT and POLIO vaccine (excluding POLIO Vaccine given at birth).
153
ALL
TABLE 152.2: VACCINATION BY BACKGROUND CHARACTERISTICS, 2008

Percent
ALL2
No
vaccinations
% with a
Vaccination
Card
Number
of
children
41.5
22.6
29.7
26.2
2,448
38.7
41.4
22.8
28.1
26.1
2,497
69.3
52.3
60.0
38.4
17.3
39.6
1,520
63.1
51.8
32.6
33.2
15.7
34.1
20.2
3,425
42.0
72.7
59.9
40.5
51.8
25.9
23.4
31.2
640
12.4
17.7
61.4
45.6
28.6
24.8
7.6
33.9
15.1
780
17.4
9.1
11.2
48.6
38.5
24.3
19.5
6.0
48.7
5.8
1,545
79.3
74.8
66.9
68.1
80.6
75.4
52.5
63.9
42.9
17.4
46.1
504
75.3
74.5
65.6
54.2
56.4
86.7
74.9
53.6
55.5
36.0
10.5
46.6
663
80.3
81.7
77.8
66.5
63.4
83.2
76.0
53.4
65.5
42.8
12.9
42.5
814
No Education
20.2
24.4
17.6
10.7
11.7
50.0
38.4
24.0
19.0
6.5
47.4
8.6
2,248
Primary
58.2
61.0
50.1
37.7
39.9
73.5
62.5
38.7
47.4
23.1
21.8
29.8
1,107
Secondary
83.6
83.1
76.4
65.4
66.0
88.5
78.9
56.9
65.7
41.4
8.2
45.7
1,283
Above Secondary
92.6
92.5
90.7
83.4
85.2
91.3
85.8
69.8
82.9
61.2
5.3
59.6
307
Total
49.7
52.0
44.7
35.4
36.7
67.8
57.2
38.7
41.4
22.7
28.9
Note: Percentage of children age 12 - 23 months who received specific vaccines at any time before
the survey (according to vaccination card or the mother's report), and percentage with a vaccination card seen,
by background characteristics, Nigeria 2008
1
Polio 0 is the polio vaccination given at birth
2
BCG, Measles and three doses each of DPT and POLIO vaccine (excluding POLIO Vaccine given at birth).
26.1
4,945
Background
Characteristic
Sex
BCG
DPT1
DPT2
Male
49.1
51.4
Female
50.2
Urban
Rural
DPT3
POLIO
1
0
POLIO
1
POLIO
2
POLIO3
MEASLES
44.3
35.6
36.6
66.7
56.4
38.7
52.7
45.1
35.3
36.7
68.9
58.0
72.7
72.4
65.5
56.3
57.7
76.3
39.4
43.0
35.4
26.2
27.3
North Central
62.4
23.9
54.5
43.4
North West
27.2
30.5
18.9
North East
19.1
23.9
South East
79.1
South South
South West
Residence
Zone
Education
154
TABLE 153: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF CHILDREN ONE YEAR OR LESS BY TYPE OF IMMUNISATION
RECEIVED 2008
Type of Immunisation
State
Abia
Adamawa
Measles
BCG
DPT1
DPT2
DPT3
OPVo
OPV1
OPV2
OPV3
Yellow
Fever
MMR
Vitamin
A
Not
Immunised
2.8
1.4
4.2
4.2
4.2
9.9
1.4
62
9.9
1.2
3.5
1.2
2.3
2.3
11.6
8.1
14
38.4
17.4
Akwa Ibom
11.3
9.7
3.2
25.8
6.5
1.6
41.9
Anambra
4.8
3.2
4.8
3.2
8.1
11.3
9.7
1.6
53.2
Bauchi
4.4
2.5
1.3
1.3
6.3
6.3
8.9
0.6
1.9
39.9
19.6
Bayelsa
7.5
12.5
15
17.5
2.5
32.5
2.5
Benue
10.7
3.6
1.2
1.2
19
4.8
4.8
16.7
4.8
3.6
27.4
2.4
Borno
Cross
River
1.2
1.2
2.4
1.2
11.9
14.3
41.7
26.2
1.5
2.9
2.9
4.4
8.8
8.8
23.5
5.9
1.5
33.8
5.9
Delta
6.1
6.1
15.2
12.1
15.2
6.1
30.3
6.1
Ebonyi
1.6
1.6
1.6
6.6
3.3
3.3
4.9
6.6
4.9
65.6
Edo
1.9
1.9
5.6
9.3
9.3
5.6
14.8
11.1
3.7
35.2
1.9
Ekiti
3.6
3.6
14.3
32.1
3.6
35.7
7.1
Enugu
2.2
2.2
4.3
8.7
4.3
2.2
15.2
4.3
54.3
2.2
Gombe
2.7
1.3
1.3
6.7
10.7
6.7
5.3
18.7
1.3
34.7
6.7
Imo
4.9
7.3
22
12.2
2.4
46.3
4.9
Jigawa
2.8
6.5
0.9
0.9
1.9
1.9
1.9
6.5
5.6
62
9.3
Kaduna
2.2
5.5
0.5
1.1
3.8
2.7
3.3
5.5
10.4
0.5
2.2
52.2
9.9
Kano
0.9
14
0.9
5.3
4.4
5.3
25.4
43.9
8.7
2.2
2.2
28.3
21.7
37
2.2
5.5
0.5
1.1
3.8
2.7
3.3
5.5
10.4
0.5
2.2
52.2
9.9
Kogi
6.9
3.4
13.8
3.4
69
3.4
Kwara
2.4
11.9
2.4
4.8
9.5
69
Lagos
1.5
1.5
10.4
4.5
13.4
44.8
Nassarawa
4.1
4.1
10.2
24.5
4.1
42.9
4.1
Niger
1.1
2.2
9.7
3.2
11.8
20.4
5.4
3.2
40.9
2.2
Ogun
6.7
3.3
6.7
6.7
3.3
66.7
6.7
Ondo
2.8
11.1
13.9
5.6
11.1
2.8
2.8
30.6
19.4
Osun
2.7
10.8
16.2
16.2
18.9
2.7
2.7
27
2.7
Oyo
3.3
1.7
3.3
20
26.7
1.7
1.7
26.7
Plateau
2.6
1.3
2.6
5.1
6.4
3.8
2.6
15.4
25.6
29.5
5.1
Rivers
2.4
2.4
4.9
7.3
4.9
9.8
12.2
7.3
2.4
31.7
14.6
Sokoto
8.9
1.3
3.8
5.1
6.3
7.6
11.4
1.3
2.5
39.2
12.7
Taraba
6.7
6.7
66.7
20
Yobe
2.1
2.1
3.1
36.5
29.2
22.9
Zamfara
1.9
1.9
4.9
2.9
5.8
2.9
6.8
1.9
2.9
55.3
11.7
FCT
3.2
3.2
1.1
2.1
1.1
3.2
9.5
1.1
66.3
9.5
3.5
1.3
0.7
1.9
5.5
7.4
7.2
14
3.1
2.2
46.6
6.6
1.1
4.2
1.1
1.4
1.9
5.5
4.8
4.8
13.6
3.7
2.1
43
12.8
National
0.8
4
1.2
1.2
1.9
5.5
5.5
5.4
13.7
3.6
2.1
43.9
11.2
Katsina
Kebbi
Sector
Urban
Rural
155
TABLE 154: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF CHILDREN ONE YEAR OR LESS BY TYPE OF

IMMUNIZATION RECEIVED 2009
State
Measles
BCG
DPT1
DPT2
OPV0
OPV1
OPV3
Yellow
Fever
MNR
Vitamin
A
Not
Immunised
Abia
0.0
90.7
4.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
4.7
Adamawa
0.0
77.4
4.8
1.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
16.1
Akwa Ibom
0.0
84.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
15.2
Anambra
0.0
81.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
3.0
15.2
Bauchi
0.0
87.8
1.2
2.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.4
0.0
1.2
4.9
Bayelsa
0.0
77.8
5.6
0.0
8.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.8
5.6
Benue
0.0
62.5
2.1
4.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.1
0.0
2.1
27.1
Borno
0.0
43.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
3.3
0.0
6.7
46.7
Cross River
6.7
66.7
0.0
0.0
6.7
3.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
10.0
6.7
Delta
0.0
84.0
0.0
8.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
8.0
Ebonyi
0.0
87.5
1.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
10.7
Edo
0.0
89.8
2.0
2.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
6.1
Ekiti
0.0
97.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.6
Enugu
0.0
92.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.0
6.0
Gombe
7.0
48.8
0.0
7.0
2.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.3
32.6
Imo
0.0
86.8
2.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
10.5
Jigawa
2.0
69.4
2.0
1.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
25.5
Kaduna
0.0
76.9
2.6
0.0
5.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
15.4
Kano
2.0
33.3
3.9
2.0
7.8
5.9
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
45.1
Katsina
0.0
32.9
0.0
2.9
17.1
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
4.3
37.1
Kebbi
4.8
41.9
3.2
0.0
6.5
0.0
0.0
3.2
0.0
1.6
38.7
Kogi
0.0
93.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.3
4.5
Kwara
0.0
78.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
21.7
Lagos
1.9
92.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
5.7
Nasarawa
0.0
92.9
0.0
0.0
4.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.4
Niger
0.8
82.0
0.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
4.9
11.5
Ogun
0.0
93.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
6.7
Ondo
0.0
85.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
14.3
Osun
0.0
91.9
2.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.7
2.7
Oyo
0.0
83.3
0.0
0.0
3.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
13.3
Plateau
0.0
88.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.6
0.0
0.0
9.8
Rivers
0.0
82.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
17.2
Sokoto
1.5
56.7
3.0
1.5
3.0
1.5
0.0
3.0
0.0
0.0
29.9
Taraba
0.0
78.9
15.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
5.3
Yobe
0.0
70.0
3.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
26.7
Zamfara
0.0
88.2
0.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.0
3.9
FCT Abuja
0.0
85.5
0.0
0.0
1.6
0.0
0.0
1.6
0.0
0.0
11.3
URBAN
0.2
90.6
0.7
0.9
1.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.2
6.1
RURAL
0.9
72.4
1.7
0.9
2.3
0.5
0.1
0.8
0.1
1.7
18.5
National
0.8
76.7
1.5
0.9
2.0
0.4
0.1
0.6
0.1
1.3
15.6
SECTOR
156
TABLE 155: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF CHILDREN ONE YEAR OR LESS BY TYPE OF

IMMUNIZATION RECEIVED 2010
State
Measles
BCG
DPT1
DPT2
DPT3
OPV0
OPV1
OPV2
OPV3
Yellow
Fever
MMR
Vitamin
A
None
Abia
2.9
2.9
5.9
11.8
2.9
11.8
14.7
47.1
Adamawa
Akwa
Ibom
1.6
1.6
1.6
3.2
4.8
12.7
1.6
7.9
38.1
27
3.8
7.7
23.1
11.5
53.8
1.2
2.5
2.5
80
10
Bauchi
3.6
1.2
1.2
1.2
2.4
1.2
72.6
14.3
Bayelsa
5.9
1.2
5.9
5.9
52.9
23.5
5.9
Benue
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
2.4
4.9
2.4
14.6
53.7
Borno
Cross
River
2.3
2.4
2.3
2.3
9.3
4.7
48.8
30.2
2.8
13.9
11.1
5.6
5.6
5.6
2.8
41.7
8.3
Delta
8.7
4.3
2.8
4.3
8.7
8.7
4.3
4.3
56.5
Ebonyi
9.7
6.5
3.2
19.4
9.7
6.5
3.2
35.5
Edo
12
12
6.5
56
Ekiti
3.8
7.7
11.5
11.5
23.1
3.8
19.2
19.2
Enugu
2.9
7.9
2.6
15.8
2.6
52.6
15.8
Gombe
9.1
12.1
9.1
12.1
48.5
Imo
2.9
17.1
2.9
8.6
8.6
5.7
5.7
40
8.6
Jigawa
1.6
3.1
7.8
1.6
1.6
1.6
3.1
40.6
39.1
Anambra
Kaduna
2.9
1.4
7.2
2.9
2.9
7.2
1.4
60.9
11.6
4.3
2.2
4.3
1.4
4.3
2.2
4.3
2.2
2.2
39.1
32.6
Katsina
8.6
1.7
2.2
6.9
1.7
5.2
22.4
1.7
50
Kebbi
1.2
1.7
2.4
1.2
2.4
65.9
27.1
Kogi
9.1
18.2
9.1
18.2
45.5
Kwara
12.5
12.5
66.7
8.3
Lagos
9.4
3.1
3.9
12.5
12.5
15.6
6.3
34.4
3.1
Nasarawa
11.8
2.9
2.9
17.6
2.9
38.2
23.5
Niger
3.4
4.5
1.1
2.2
3.4
5.6
77.5
2.2
Ogun
7.7
7.7
76.9
7.7
Ondo
18.2
18.2
9.1
36.4
18.2
Osun
20
5.7
5.7
8.6
2.9
2.9
54.3
Oyo
2.6
2.6
2.6
5.3
7.9
78.9
Plateau
1.9
1.9
1.9
1.9
9.3
7.4
11.1
9.3
1.9
38.9
14.8
Rivers
23.5
5.9
5.9
5.9
41.2
17.6
Sokoto
1.6
1.6
1.6
4.7
54.7
35.9
Taraba
4.5
4. 5
2.3
77.3
11.4
Yobe
2.4
2.4
4.8
7.1
4.8
26.2
2.4
21.4
28.6
Zamfara
3.3
10
3.3
1.7
3.3
1.7
11.7
1.7
36.7
16.7
FCT
13.3
10
3.3
16.7
6.7
3.3
6.7
3.3
33.3
3.3
0.3
2.9
1.8
1.7
1.4
4.4
3.2
8.4
1.8
52
14.1
Kano
National
157
TABLE 156: TOTAL REGISTERED LIVE BIRTHS BY YEAR OF REGISTRATION AND STATES IN NIGERIA,
2007 - 2011
Number
State
Year of Registration
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Abia
45,514
59,976
68,427
113,628
19,674
Adamawa
74,172
179,505
100,046
227,108
84,852
Akwa Ibom
34,169
61,526
75,844
205,500
41,859
Anambra
48,022
90,163
79,550
59,419
110,282
Bauchi
43,269
87,061
89,839
224,620
231,318
Bayelsa
17,486
16,813
22,989
58,828
26,293
Benue
60,137
317,222
102,278
184,986
186,364
Borno
43,345
119,021
94,317
238,062
860,760
Cross River
29,509
56,757
50,874
97,496
86,186
Delta
45,473
51,661
51,411
133,598
63,588
Ebonyi
44,010
138,723
111,644
235,842
204,724
Edo
45,839
81,941
81,917
204,460
145,508
Ekiti
28,874
72,557
52,357
158,646
121,624
Enugu
46,150
178,498
115,220
244,510
195,982
Gombe
49,323
70,006
58,974
145,124
436,134
Imo
59,662
87,573
66,886
193,798
187,946
Jigawa
35,389
66,564
409,317
363,128
243,994
Kaduna
65,950
286,433
151,418
340,328
307,100
Kano
68,956
3,139,484
189,779
445,506
357,610
Katsina
50,818
147,029
265,463
995,616
644,416
Kebbi
27,486
79,321
77,033
156,804
35,056
Kogi
45,256
111,772
102,215
257,920
86,489
Kwara
30,702
70,890
60,433
179,058
104,120
Lagos
210,161
255,852
275,913
322,746
406,883
Nassarawa
36,934
50,683
55,675
139,464
95,565
Niger
33,066
81,827
61,184
114,594
50,866
Ogun
78,269
103,801
95,866
262,892
219,510
Ondo
31,802
57,414
59,259
157,278
109,467
Osun
58,173
125,841
123,894
168,551
138,045
Oyo
63,209
276,190
371,560
882,182
614,380
Plateau
60,792
115,481
126,082
248,144
144,726
Rivers
39,296
543,275
60,430
180,660
198,000
Sokoto
27,193
42,361
142,995
139,018
76,407
Taraba
20,485
35,452
34,818
85,074
31,822
Yobe
32,882
55,637
38,181
107,772
87,878
Zamfara
24,356
2,224
16,671
23,482
22,204
FCT, Abuja
50,896
61,402
66,591
187,432
208,142
1,807,025
Total
7,377,936
4,007,350
8,483,274
7,185,774
158
TABLE 157: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PREGNANT WOMEN WHO REGISTERED WITH CLINIC
AND RECEIVED ANTI-TETANUS INJECTION BY NUMBER OF VISIT TO CLINIC, 2007
Percent
Registered
With Clinic
Received
Anti
Tetanus
Abia
94.1
88.2
Adamawa
65.5
Akwa ibom
75.0
Anambra
State
Number of Visit
1
12.5
68.8
12.5
6.3
0.0
0.0
87.2
8.3
38.9
27.8
25.0
0.0
0.0
92.3
18.2
18.2
18.2
27.3
9.1
9.1
75.0
100.0
25.0
33.3
8.3
33.3
0.0
0.0
Bauchi
31.0
30.3
7.1
21.4
42.9
28.6
0.0
0.0
Bayelsa
26.1
71.4
40.0
20.0
0.0
20.0
0.0
0.0
Benue
57.1
72.2
68.8
31.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Borno
43.9
77.3
0.0
58.8
35.3
5.9
0.0
0.0
Cross Rivers
41.2
75.0
14.3
42.9
14.3
28.6
0.0
0.0
Delta
32.4
66.7
36.4
36.4
9.1
18.2
0.0
0.0
Ebonyi
85.0
93.5
12.1
42.4
24.2
21.2
0.0
0.0
Edo
65.4
72.2
22.2
55.6
5.6
16.7
0.0
0.0
Ekiti
80.0
93.8
14.3
14.3
0.0
71.4
0.0
0.0
Enugu
62.5
75.0
20.0
40.0
0.0
40.0
0.0
0.0
Gombe
19.0
100.0
33.3
66.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Imo
90.6
96.7
30.0
33.3
26.7
10.0
0.0
0.0
Jigawa
69.0
70.8
23.3
62.8
4.7
9.3
0.0
0.0
Kaduna
58.3
85.7
32.0
36.0
20.0
4.0
0.0
Kano
55.0
65.0
5.5
49.1
27.3
14.5
0.0
3.6
Katsina
14.9
63.6
0.0
83.3
0.0
0.0
16.7
0.0
Kebbi
8.0
62.5
50.0
50.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Kogi
72.2
28.6
25.0
16.7
33.3
25.0
0.0
0.0
Kwara
61.9
92.3
23.1
69.2
0.0
7.7
0.0
0.0
Lagos
93.3
100.0
0.0
50.0
0.0
50.0
0.0
0.0
Nassarawa
63.3
70.6
35.5
35.5
22.6
6.5
0.0
0.0
Niger
40.2
61.4
57.5
27.5
10.0
5.0
0.0
0.0
Ogun
95.0
100.0
19.0
23.8
14.3
33.3
9.5
0.0
Ondo
92.3
83.3
4.8
38.1
9.5
47.6
0.0
0.0
Osun
88.9
93.8
6.7
40.0
0.0
53.3
0.0
0.0
Oyo
85.7
83.3
52.9
23.5
0.0
23.5
0.0
0.0
Plateau
55.6
81.0
61.9
19.0
19.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Rivers
75.0
92.3
33.3
8.3
8.3
50.0
0.0
0.0
Sokoto
43.3
77.4
0.0
80.8
7.7
11.5
0.0
0.0
Taraba
61.1
60.5
25.0
46.9
9.4
15.6
3.1
0.0
Yobe
5.4
33.3
60.0
0.0
20.0
0.0
20.0
0.0
Zamfara
17.6
86.7
53.3
26.7
3.3
16.7
0.0
0.0
FCT
53.3
79.2
41.7
29.2
8.3
20.8
0.0
0.0
75.1
25.4
40.0
14.3
18.7
1.1
0.6
National
47.9
159
TABLE 158: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSON BY TYPE OF FAMILY PLANNING METHOD USED 2010
DIAPH
RAM
ABS
TIN
ENC
E
WITHDR
AWAL
RYT
HM
OTHER
(SPECI
FY)
8.5
48.5
9.8
0.0
0.0
Pills
Injection
IUD
0.8
29.7
1.2
1.2
0.2
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
Adamawa
26.3
47.4
15.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
5.3
0.0
5.3
0.0
0.0
Akwa Ibom
10.2
51.1
10.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
13.6
11.4
3.4
0.0
0.0
4.8
46.3
1.9
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.4
0.0
6.7
29.3
10.7
0.0
0.0
38.5
46.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
15.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Foa
ming
Tab
TRADITI
ONAL
METHO
D
Condo
m
Abia
Male
Steriliz
ation
FO
AM
JEL
LY
Female
Sterilizat
ion
State
9.6
66.3
17.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.0
0.0
1.9
1.0
1.9
1.0
0.0
0.0
Benue
12.8
66.7
12.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.6
5.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
Borno
14.0
23.3
0.0
2.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
44.2
14.0
2.3
0.0
0.0
5.2
40.2
8.2
0.0
1.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
26.8
6.2
8.2
2.1
2.1
20.0
62.5
12.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.5
2.5
0.0
0.0
7.0
39.0
6.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.5
29.0
17.5
0.0
0.0
Edo
38.0
29.0
6.0
4.0
1.0
1.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
4.0
13.0
4.0
0.0
0.0
Ekiti
7.5
49.1
11.3
0.0
0.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
30.2
1.3
0.0
0.0
Enugu
1.0
67.7
1.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
9.4
17.7
0.0
3.1
Gombe
15.3
32.2
22.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
18.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
11.9
9.2
28.6
5.0
0.8
0.0
0.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
22.7
23.5
9.2
0.0
0.0
Jigawa
40.0
60.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Kaduna
36.5
17.6
5.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.7
17.6
6.8
10.8
0.0
2.7
7.7
61.5
7.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
23.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
33.3
66.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Kebbi
0.0
62.5
12.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
25.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Kogi
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
Imo
Kano
Katsina
12.0
19.0
5.0
1.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
36.0
20.0
7.0
0.0
0.0
Kwara
8.0
52.0
24.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
12.0
4.0
0.0
Lagos
8.6
57.1
7.1
0.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.4
0.0
8.6
5.7
7.9
0.0
2.9
Nasarawa
5.1
44.9
44.1
0.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
3.4
1.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
Niger
5.1
54.4
2.9
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
4.4
31.6
1.5
0.0
0.0
Ogun
15.2
69.7
13.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.8
0.0
0.0
Ondo
34.4
14.8
37.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.6
8.2
3.3
0.0
0.0
Osun
20.2
37.2
14.9
7.4
1.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.1
0.0
11.7
6.4
0.0
0.0
Oyo
6.1
62.1
14.4
3.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
12.9
0.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
Plateau
17.9
24.4
9.6
1.3
0.6
0.6
0.0
0.0
0.6
7.1
35.9
0.0
0.0
1.9
Rivers
36.6
35.9
20.6
0.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
3.1
0.0
2.3
0.0
0.8
Sokoto
3.6
1.8
3.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
7.3
60.0
23.6
0.0
0.0
Taraba
58.5
24.5
17.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
8.5
34.0
10.6
2.1
12.8
6.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
12.8
0.0
12.8
0.0
0.0
Zamfara
21.2
15.4
25.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.9
0.0
0.0
36.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
FCT Abuja
22.5
40.0
18.8
3.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.3
0.0
1.3
0.0
5.0
0.0
7.5
URBAN
12.9
49.5
12.8
2.4
1.0
0.4
0.0
0.3
0.4
3.5
10.8
4.8
0.2
1.0
RURAL
12.6
37.4
9.1
0.4
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.0
0.2
10.2
22.3
7.0
0.0
0.7
National
12.7
40.7
10.1
0.9
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.2
8.3
19.1
6.4
0.1
0.8
Yobe
Sector
160
TABLE 159: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS AGED 15 YEARS AND ABOVE BY METHOD
OF FAMILY PLANNING USED AND SECTOR (2008)
Method
Pill
Urban
Rural
National
9.8
7.5
8.4
Condom
47.1
37.7
41.1
Injection
10.6
6.7
8.1
IUD
2.4
0.8
1.4
Female Sterilisation
0.3
0.4
0.3
Male Sterilisation
Douche
0.1
0.1
Norplant
0.3
0.2
0.3
Foaming tab
0.2
0.1
0.2
0.1
0.1
Foam Jelly
0.1
0.1
0.1
Traditional Methods
3.1
5.9
4.9
Abstinence
16.2
28.6
24.1
Withdrawal
6.2
6.2
6.2
Rhythm
2.8
4.6
Others
0.8
0.9
0.9
Diaphram
161
TABLE 160: REPORTED AIDS CASES AND DEATHS IN NIGERIA 2007 - 2010
Number
Cases
State
2007
2008
Deaths
2009
2010
2007
2008
2009
2010
Abia
370
1969
2112
1809
23
61
21
74
Adamawa
Akwa
Ibom
515
428
1061
2758
7845
5326
5554
13
15
18
Anambra
4172
3452
4305
3916
44
30
82
68
57
49
296
338
Bauchi
125
114
372
636
Benue
6731
3589
5052
4212
81
80
66
56
Borno
Cross
River
460
119
818
439
12
21
1203
1583
1730
1071
30
Delta
1443
1216
3055
774
31
39
71
22
274
327
380
318
12
2993
3715
2569
3422
88
62
73
104
Bayelsa
Ebonyi
Edo
Ekiti
81
264
55
48
Enugu
2547
1031
4424
894
16
38
Gombe
240
249
1190
791
10
16
98
39
Imo
424
480
760
663
20
12
12
Jigawa
39
10
1708
Kaduna
231
478
858
295
Kano
199
412
281
240
15
13
10
Katsina
498
962
991
28
21
Kebbi
620
331
551
404
11
Kogi
629
955
741
281
131
51
Kwara
32
82
495
414
Lagos
3903
6348
8273
5428
187
201
136
108
Nasarawa
298
844
1073
1793
12
13
Niger
41
49
1350
754
Ogun
1221
2305
1782
1005
24
12
14
Ondo
236
21
287
68
31
Osun
33
110
576
Oyo
411
933
2582
1723
11
59
15
24
Plateau
115
124
210
Rivers
2591
2417
8332
2434
11
Sokoto
62
28
66
Taraba
558
861
2132
967
14
29
34
11
Yobe
108
432
401
234
18
20
73
201
100
7737
3199
280
527
57
96
36,291
44,198
64,082
43,275
681
876
875
619
Zamfara
FCT
TOTAL
162
TABLE 161: BIRTH WEIGHT OF CHILDREN BY STATE, 2009 - 2010

Weight
2009
2010
State
Abia
Adamawa
1 - 1.99
2 - 2.99
3 - 3.99
4 - 4.99
5+
1 - 1.99
2 - 2.99
3 - 3.99
4 - 4.99
5+
33.4
51.6
15.1
23.3
7.0
25.6
11.6
32.6
12.1
42.4
42.4
30.2
0.0
4.7
0.0
65.1
Akwa Ibom
100
10.3
0.0
2.6
2.6
84.6
Anambra
13.2
78.9
7.9
0.0
18.2
63.6
3.0
15.2
Bauchi
37.9
58.6
3.4
22.9
15.7
2.9
0.0
58.6
Bayelsa
50
50
64.7
11.8
2.9
0.0
20.6
Benue
34
59.6
6.4
0.0
6.4
19.1
2.1
72.3
Borno
25
75
26.9
3.8
3.8
15.4
50.0
Cross River
22.7
77.2
3.6
0.0
10.7
3.6
82.1
Delta
26.7
66.7
6.7
26.3
36.8
15.8
0.0
21.1
Ebonyi
35
50
15
25.5
21.8
23.6
1.8
27.3
Edo
33.3
50
16.7
10.6
21.3
14.9
0.0
53.2
Ekiti
44.8
51.7
3.4
0.0
16.2
13.5
2.7
67.6
Enugu
3.6
42.9
39.2
10.7
3.6
0.0
2.1
93.6
4.3
0.0
Gombe
66.7
16.7
16.7
44.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
55.9
Imo
92.3
3.8
3.8
0.0
23.5
26.5
8.8
41.2
5.4
5.4
5.4
0.0
83.9
Jigawa
Kaduna
53.7
44.4
1.9
20.0
8.6
5.7
0.0
65.7
Kano
44.4
33.3
22.2
18.2
4.5
4.5
4.5
68.2
Katsina
68.8
31.3
20.0
4.4
4.4
0.0
71.1
Kebbi
56.3
43.8
19.5
0.0
7.3
4.9
68.3
Kogi
44.4
22.2
33.3
2.4
12.2
34.1
2.4
48.8
Kwara
42.8
57.1
0.0
0.0
4.8
0.0
95.2
Lagos
17.2
77.2
5.7
3.8
39.6
47.2
5.7
3.8
Nassarawa
40
50
10
5.1
5.1
3.8
0.0
86.1
Niger
32.4
32.4
27
5.4
2.7
0.0
25.4
32.8
0.8
41.0
Ogun
45.5
54.5
0.0
18.9
48.6
2.7
29.7
Ondo
20
20
20
40
55.0
0.0
20.0
0.0
25.0
Osun
35.3
58.9
5.9
0.0
34.5
10.3
0.0
55.2
Oyo
13.3
43.3
43.4
0.0
40.0
3.3
3.3
53.3
Plateau
40.5
45.9
13.5
6.8
15.3
40.7
0.0
37.3
Rivers
14.3
85.7
4.0
8.0
4.0
24.0
60.0
Sokoto
75.5
14.3
8.2
4.8
14.3
0.0
0.0
81.0
Taraba
44.5
38.9
5.6
11.1
5.9
5.9
35.3
5.9
47.1
Yobe
100
36.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
63.2
32.1
25
39.2
3.6
0.0
11.1
7.4
0.0
81.5
38.1
52.4
9.5
0.0
17.7
29.0
1.6
51.6
URBAN
8.0
19.5
29.4
4.0
39.0
RURAL
12.8
11.4
16.9
2.0
57.0
11.6
13.4
20.0
2.5
52.5
Zamfara
FCT
Sector
National
3.9
38.5
49.5
3.8
4.4
Source : National Bureau of Statistics
163
TABLE 162: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF BIRTH BY TYPE OF BIRTH ATTENDANT 2010
Doctor
Trained
Nurse/Midwife
Auxilliary
Midwife
Trained
Traditional
Midwife
Traditional Birth
Attendant
No Trained
Birth Attendant
Abia
9.3
69.8
18.6
0.0
2.3
0.0
Adamawa
4.8
22.2
11.1
12.7
42.9
6.3
Akwa Ibom
4.5
54.5
4.5
13.6
22.7
0.0
Anambra
30.3
54.5
12.1
3.0
0.0
0.0
Bauchi
11.0
39.0
3.7
1.2
34.1
11.0
Bayelsa
27.8
25.0
11.1
5.6
30.6
0.0
Benue
8.3
33.3
25.0
4.2
20.8
8.3
Borno
0.0
10.0
16.7
3.3
63.3
6.7
Cross River
13.3
53.3
3.3
3.3
20.0
6.7
Delta
34.8
56.5
0.0
0.0
8.7
0.0
Ebonyi
21.1
22.8
15.8
14.0
21.1
5.3
Edo
34.7
42.9
8.2
2.0
10.2
2.0
Ekiti
20.5
56.4
7.7
0.0
7.7
7.7
Enugu
22.0
62.0
8.0
4.0
2.0
2.0
State
Gombe
7.0
14.0
0.0
0.0
65.1
14.0
Imo
31.6
57.9
10.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
Jigawa
10.2
11.2
4.1
14.3
53.1
7.1
Kaduna
7.7
41.0
12.8
0.0
20.5
17.9
Kano
7.8
5.9
3.9
7.8
74.5
0.0
Katsina
3.0
17.9
1.5
4.5
58.2
14.9
Kebbi
6.5
8.1
4.8
6.5
51.6
22.6
Kogi
11.4
61.4
4.5
2.3
11.4
9.1
Kwara
18.2
68.2
0.0
0.0
9.1
4.5
Lagos
48.1
38.5
1.9
3.8
7.7
0.0
Nasarawa
29.4
55.3
4.7
1.2
7.1
2.4
Niger
7.4
60.7
0.8
0.0
22.1
9.0
Ogun
15.6
64.4
8.9
4.4
4.4
2.2
Ondo
14.3
66.7
4.8
0.0
14.3
0.0
Osun
47.2
47.2
0.0
0.0
5.6
0.0
Oyo
26.7
56.7
0.0
3.3
0.0
13.3
Plateau
10.0
55.0
5.0
10.0
11.7
8.3
Rivers
14.3
57.1
3.6
0.0
17.9
7.1
Sokoto
0.0
7.6
4.5
16.7
48.5
22.7
Taraba
20.0
30.0
0.0
0.0
25.0
25.0
Yobe
6.5
32.3
9.7
3.2
41.9
6.5
Zamfara
3.9
29.4
0.0
25.5
41.2
0.0
33.9
51.6
0.0
1.6
9.7
3.2
URBAN
30.8
49.8
4.7
1.7
10.7
2.4
RURAL
11.0
36.6
6.4
6.5
30.9
8.5
39.7
6.0
5.4
26.2
7.1
FCT Abuja
SECTOR
National
15.7
Source : National Bureau of Statistics
164
TABLE 163.1: BREASTFEEDING STATUS BY AGE, 2008
Breastfeeding and Consuming
Exclusively
Breastfed
Plain
Water
only
NonMilk
Liquids/
juice
Other
Milk
Compleme
ntary Food
Total
% Currently
Breastfeeding
2.9
20.1
39.2
12.4
5.5
19.9
100
23
3.1
14.2
34.0
10.7
5.9
32.1
100
45
3.1
7.2
29.1
7.9
5.1
47.6
67
3.2
3.3
17.1
4.4
3.3
68.3
89
5.9
1.3
5.3
2.4
1.7
10 11
9.4
0.9
3.2
1.4
12 15
14.6
0.6
2.3
16 19
38.8
0.2
20 23
67.7
0.3
24 27
89.0
28 31
32 35
Number of
All
Children
under
three
years
Number of
youngest
children under
three years
% Using a
bottle with
a nipple
97.1
741
12.5
748
96.9
1,011.0
16.6
1,024.0
100
96.9
1,083.0
16.7
1,102.0
100
69.8
1,015.0
12.8
1,032.0
83.3
100
94.1
909.0
16.3
939.0
1.1
84.1
100
90.6
861.0
11.1
884.0
1.2
0.8
80.5
100
85.4
1,995.0
8.9
2,041.0
1.1
0.5
0.4
59.0
100
61.2
1,559.0
6.4
1,637.0
0.6
0.5
0.1
30.7
100
32.3
1,099.0
5.8
1,267.0
0.1
0.0
0.1
0.0
10.8
100
11.0
1,547.0
2.7
1,947.0
92.1
0.1
0.1
0.0
0.1
7.6
100
7.9
1,082.0
2.7
1,584.0
95.3
0.3
0.5
0.0
0.0
4.0
100
4.7
575.0
3.1
1,103.0
03
3.0
16.7
36.2
11.4
5.8
26.9
100
97.0
1,752.0
14.9
1,773.0
05
3.0
13.1
33.5
10.1
5.5
34.8
100
97.0
2,835.0
15.6
2,874.0
69
4.5
2.4
11.5
3.7
2.5
75.4
100
95.5
1,924.0
14.5
1,971.0
12- -15
14.6
0.6
2.3
1.2
0.8
80.5
100
85.4
1,995.0
8.9
2,041.0
12 23
35.3
0.4
1.5
0.8
0.5
61.6
100
64.7
4,653.0
7.3
4,945.0
Not
Breastf
eeding
<2
Age in
Months
20 23
67.7
0.3
0.6
0.5
0.1
30.7
100
32.3
1,099.0
5.8
1,267.0
Note: Among youngest children under three years living with their mother, percentage distribution by breastfeeding status and the percentage
currently breastfeeding and among all children under three years, percentage using a bottle with a nipple, according to age in months (Nigeria) 2008
TABLE 163.2: BREASTFEEDING STATUS BY AGE, 2010
% Currently
Breastfeeding
Number
of
youngest
children
under
three
years
%
Using a
bottle
with a
nipple
Breastfeeding and Consuming
Not
Breastfeeding
Exclusively
Breastfed
Plain
Water
only
Non-Milk
Liquids/juice
Other
Milk
Complementary
Food
<2
2.6
20.1
39.4
12.6
5.5
19.9
100.0
97.4
741
12.5
02 to 3
3.1
14.2
34.0
10.7
5.9
32.1
100.0
96.9
1011
16.6
04 to 5
3.1
7.2
29.1
7.9
5.1
47.6
100.0
96.9
1083
16.7
06 to 8
3.9
2.7
13.9
4.0
2.7
72.8
100.0
96.1
1508
14.2
09 to11
8.0
0.9
3.2
1.8
1.4
76.1
100.0
92.0
1277
12.5
12 to 17
19.8
0.5
1.9
1.1
0.7
76.1
100.0
80.2
2817
8.4
18 to 23
58.9
0.2
0.8
0.4
0.2
39.5
100.0
41.1
1836
5.7
25 to 35
91.0
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.0
8.5
100.0
8.8
3205
2.8
0-3
2.9
16.7
36.3
11.5
5.8
26.9
100.0
97.1
1752
14.9
0-5
2.9
13.1
33.5
10.1
5.5
34.8
100.0
97.1
2835
15.6
06 to 09
4.4
2.4
11.6
3.7
2.5
75.5
100.0
95.6
1924
14.5
Age in
Months
165
Total
TABLE 164.1:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF CURRENTLY MARRIED WOMEN BY CONTRACEPTIVE

METHOD, CURRENTLY USED ACCORDING TO BACKGROUND CHARACTERISTICS, 2008
Modern Method
Any
Method
Any
Modern
Method
Female
Sterilisation
Pill
IUD
Abia
23.9
15.6
2.1
2.1
Abuja
State of
Residence
Injectables
Male
Condom
LAM
Other
Modern
Methods
2.4
3.2
4.8
1.1
0.0
28.0
20.8
0.6
2.4
3.7
5.9
7.6
0.4
0.2
Adamawa
2.8
2.3
0.4
0.4
0.0
0.7
0.7
0.1
0.0
Akwa Ibom
32.7
18.3
0.8
2.8
1.4
5.8
5.4
2.1
0.0
Anambra
34.4
16.5
0.5
2.2
2.6
2.5
5.8
2.0
0.9
Bauchi
2.7
2.0
0.2
0.9
0.0
0.9
0.0
0.1
0.0
Bayelsa
10.1
7.5
0.4
2.8
0.2
1.5
1.7
0.9
0.0
Benue
14.2
12.5
4.3
1.6
0.5
1.4
2.1
2.6
0.0
Borno
6.5
6.4
0.1
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.2
5.8
0.0
Cross River
20.3
16.3
0.2
3.0
0.5
7.0
4.4
0.5
0.7
Delta
26.6
15.1
0.0
1.4
0.0
4.5
4.7
4.5
0.0
Eboyi
6.1
3.4
0.0
0.2
0.0
0.9
0.8
1.6
0.0
Edo
31.6
19.0
0.6
3.8
0.6
4.3
2.8
7.0
0.0
Ekiti
17.3
15.1
0.5
3.2
2.5
3.1
4.7
1.1
0.0
Enugu
21.1
11.3
0.0
2.2
0.0
1.2
7.3
0.3
0.3
Gombe
5.6
4.5
0.4
1.0
0.0
3.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
22.7
8.8
0.3
0.7
1.1
1.6
3.6
1.5
0.0
Jigawa
0.2
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
Kaduna
9.6
8.4
0.4
2.0
0.9
4.8
0.3
0.1
0.0
Kano
2.3
2.1
0.0
0.5
0.5
0.6
0.0
0.5
0.1
Katsina
0.8
0.7
0.0
0.4
0.0
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
Kebbi
1.9
1.8
0.0
0.8
0.0
0.9
0.1
0.0
0.0
Kogi
9.7
6.9
1.0
0.6
0.4
2.9
1.0
0.8
0.4
Kwara
24.6
16.5
0.2
2.2
0.9
4.1
4.9
3.7
0.5
Lagos
49.6
27.5
0.4
6.5
3.5
2.5
8.3
6.3
0.0
Nassarawa
12.0
11.4
0.6
1.8
0.4
8.1
0.1
0.3
0.0
Imo
Niger
4.6
4.4
0.1
0.6
0.6
1.8
0.6
0.6
0.0
Ogun
13.9
12.6
0.2
1.6
0.9
4.9
4.7
0.2
0.0
Ondo
21.2
15.3
0.2
3.0
3.6
3.4
2.0
3.1
0.0
Osun
38.0
26.8
0.0
2.8
5.9
7.0
11.1
0.0
0.0
Oyo
21.9
18.1
0.0
2.9
2.5
7.1
3.5
1.9
0.0
Plateau
11.1
10.4
0.4
1.9
0.5
6.8
0.6
0.0
0.2
Rivers
27.2
14.1
1.1
2.6
1.1
2.1
5.5
1.6
0.3
Sokoto
2.1
1.9
0.1
0.2
0.0
0.3
0.1
1.1
0.0
Taraba
5.0
3.9
0.4
0.6
0.3
1.9
0.6
0.1
0.0
Yobe
1.9
1.7
0.0
0.2
0.0
0.4
0.0
1.1
0.0
0.1
0.2
0.0
0.5
0.0
1.2
0.0
Zamfara
2.5
2.1
166
TABLE 164.2:

METHOD, CURRENTLY USED ACCORDING TO BACKGROUND CHARACTERISTICS, 2008
Modern Method
State of
Residence
NORTH
WEST
LAM
Other
Modern
Methods
Implant
Female
condom
0.1
0.4
0.0
0.0
Any
Method
Any
Modern
Method
Female
Sterilisation
Pill
IUD
Injectables
Male
Condom
2.8
2.5
0.1
0.6
0.2
1.1
4.0
3.5
0.2
0.6
0.0
0.9
0.2
1.5
0.0
0.0
NORTH
CENTRAL
13.0
10.5
1.2
1.4
0.8
3.1
1.9
1.2
0.1
0.0
SOUTH
WEST
31.7
21.0
0.2
4.0
3.1
4.5
6.1
3.0
0.0
0.6
1.6
1.4
2.0
4.6
1.4
3.0
0.0
0.0
0.6
2.6
0.7
4.2
4.4
2.9
0.1
0.1
NORTH EAST
SOUTH EAST
23.4
11.8
SOUTH
SOUTH
26.2
15.5
167
TABLE 164.3:

METHOD, CURRENTLY USED ACCORDING TO BACKGROUND CHARACTERISTICS,
2008
Modern Method
Background
Characteristic
Any
Method
Any
Modern
Method
Female
Sterilisation
Pill
IUD
Injectables
Male
Condom
LAM
Other
Modern
Methods
AGE
15 19
3.0
2.4
0.0
0.2
0.0
0.2
1.2
0.0
0.0
20 24
10.1
7.0
0.0
1.7
0.3
0.8
2.6
1.6
0.0
25 29
14.6
9.6
0.1
1.6
0.3
2.1
3.2
2.2
0.1
30 34
18.5
12.2
0.2
2.0
0.9
3.7
3.2
2.2
0.1
35 39
20.0
13.4
0.5
2.5
1.6
4.1
2.8
1.7
0.1
40 44
18.9
11.6
1.0
1.6
2.3
4.3
1.3
0.8
0.0
45 49
10.6
7.7
1.3
1.1
2.0
1.7
1.2
0.3
0.1
Urban
26.3
17.1
0.4
3.3
2.2
3.8
4.9
2.1
0.2
Rural
9.1
6.2
0.4
0.9
0.4
2.0
1.3
1.3
0.0
13.0
10.5
1.2
1.4
0.8
3.9
1.9
1.2
0.2
4.0
3.5
0.2
0.6
0.0
0.9
0.2
1.5
0.0
RESIDENCE
ZONE
North Central
North West
North East
2.8
2.5
0.1
1.6
0.2
1.1
0.1
0.4
0.0
South East
23.4
11.8
0.6
2.6
1.4
2.0
4.6
1.4
0.3
South South
26.2
15.5
0.6
4.0
0.7
4.2
4.4
2.9
0.2
South West
31.7
21.0
0.2
3.1
4.5
6.1
3.0
0.0
Education
No Education
3.6
2.6
0.2
0.4
0.2
0.6
0.2
0.9
0.0
Primary
17.2
12.0
0.5
2.2
1.0
4.0
2.0
2.2
0.0
Secondary
27.4
17.4
0.4
3.1
1.6
4.4
5.5
2.3
0.2
Above Secondary
36.6
23.5
1.0
3.7
4.0
4.9
8.3
1.2
0.4
Living Children
0
3.3
2.0
0.0
0.2
0.0
0.2
1.6
0.0
0.0
1-2
13.0
8.3
0.1
1.4
0.4
1.2
3.7
1.5
0.1
3-4
18.8
12.5
0.4
2.3
1.6
3.6
2.4
2.1
0.1
5+
15.9
11.0
0.9
1.8
1.4
3.9
1.3
1.6
0.1
Total 2008
14.6
9.7
0.4
1.7
1.0
2.6
2.4
1.6
0.1
Total 2003
12.6
8.2
0.2
1.8
0.7
2.0
1.9
1.4
0.2
Total 1999
15.3
8.6
0.3
2.4
2.0
2.4
1.2
Na
0.3
0.3
1.2
0.8
0.7
0.4
Na
0.1
Total 1990
6.0
3.5
168
TABLE 164.4: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF CURRENTLY MARRIED WOMEN BY

CONTRACEPTIVE METHOD, CURRENTLY USED ACCORDING TO BACKGROUND
CHARACTERISTICS, 2008
Traditional Method
Any
Traditional
Method
Periodic
Abstinence
Withdrawal
Other Folk
Method
Not
Currently
Using
Total
Number
of women
Abia
8.2
3.5
4.5
0.3
76.1
100
397
Abuja
7.2
4.2
2.2
0.9
72.0
100
229
State of
Residence
Adamawa
0.5
0.1
0.1
0.3
97.2
100
566
Akwa Ibom
14.5
10.0
2.8
1.7
67.3
100
489
Anambra
17.9
6.8
10.8
0.3
65.6
100
578
Bauchi
0.7
0.1
0.0
0.5
97.3
100
942
Bayelsa
2.6
0.6
1.5
0.4
89.9
100
257
Benue
1.7
0.6
0.6
0.5
85.8
100
626
Borno
0.1
0.1
0.0
0.0
93.5
100
800
Cross River
4.0
1.2
2.8
0.0
79.7
100
409
Delta
11.5
5.0
4.2
2.3
73.4
100
618
Eboyi
2.7
1.4
1.3
0.0
93.9
100
318
Edo
12.5
9.8
1.2
1.6
68.4
100
459
Ekiti
2.3
0.7
1.4
0.2
82.7
100
333
Enugu
9.9
4.7
4.6
0.6
78.9
100
361
Gombe
1.1
0.1
0.4
0.6
94.4
100
13.9
10.4
3.5
0.0
77.3
100
484
Jigawa
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
99.8
100
910
Kaduna
1.2
1.0
0.0
0.2
90.4
100
1,023
Kano
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.0
97.7
100
1,804
Katsina
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.1
99.2
100
1,336
Kebbi
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.1
98.1
100
666
Kogi
2.9
1.7
0.8
0.4
90.3
100
473
Kwara
8.1
3.9
1.6
2.5
75.4
100
420
Lagos
22.1
7.0
10.8
4.3
50.4
100
1,469
Nassarawa
0.6
0.2
0.1
0.3
88.0
100
321
Niger
0.2
0.0
0.2
0.0
95.4
100
730
Ogun
1.3
0.4
0.7
0.2
86.1
100
606
Ondo
5.8
2.2
2.4
1.3
78.8
100
496
Oyo
3.9
1.0
1.2
1.8
78.1
100
922
Plateau
0.8
0.3
0.3
0.2
88.9
100
521
Rivers
13.0
3.6
6.0
3.4
72.8
100
745
Sokoto
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.1
79.9
100
759
11.2
4.6
4.1
2.5
62.0
100
541
Taraba
1.1
0.4
0.1
0.5
95.0
100
393
Yobe
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.2
98.1
100
481
Zamfara
0.4
0.0
0.0
0.4
79.5
100
691
Imo
Sun
169
TABLE 164.5: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF CURRENTLY MARRIED WOMEN BY

CONTRACEPTIVE METHOD, CURRENTLY USED ACCORDING TO BACKGROUND
CHARACTERISTICS, 2008
Bacground
Characteristic
Traditional Method
Other
Not
Folk
Currently
Withdrawal
Method
Using
Any
Traditional
Method
Periodic
Abstinence
15 - 19
0.6
0.1
0.3
0.2
20 - 24
3.1
1.0
1.3
25 - 29
5.1
1.8
30 - 34
6.4
35 - 39
Total
Number of
women
97.0
100
1,863
0.7
89.0
100
3,658
2.3
1.0
85.4
100
5,111
2.6
3.0
0.8
81.5
100
4,172
6.7
3.1
2.8
0.8
80.0
100
3,581
40 - 44
7.3
4.0
1.8
1.5
81.1
100
2,712
45 - 49
2.9
1.4
0.7
8.0
89.4
100
2,481
Urban
9.2
3.7
4.1
1.4
73.7
100
7,495
Rural
2.9
1.3
1.0
0.6
90.9
100
16,069
North Central
2.5
1.2
0.7
0.6
87.0
100
3,320
North West
0.5
..1
0.1
0.3
96.0
100
3,585
North East
0.3
0.2
0.0
0.1
97.2
100
7,189
South East
11.6
5.8
5.5
0.2
76.6
100
2,139
South South
10.7
5.3
3.5
1.9
73.8
100
2,978
South West
10.7
3.5
4.8
2.3
68.3
100
4,366
No Education
1.0
0.3
0.3
0.4
96.4
100
11,120
Primary
5.2
2.0
2.0
1.2
82.8
100
5,143
Secondary
9.9
4.2
4.3
1.5
72.6
100
5,621
Above
Secondary
13.0
7.1
5.2
0.7
63.4
100
1,693
1.3
0.7
0.3
0.2
69.7
100
2,402
1-2
4.7
1.6
2.2
0.8
87.0
100
7,414
3-4
6.3
2.7
2.5
1.1
81.2
100
7,181
5+
4.9
2.4
1.7
0.8
84.1
100
6,581
Total 2008
4.9
2.1
2.0
0.9
85.4
100
23,578
Total 2003
4.3
2.1
1.3
1.0
87.4
100
5,336
Total 1999
5.8
5.6
1.2
0.9
84.7
100
5,757
Total 1990
2.5
1.4
0.5
0.6
94.0
100
6,880
AGE
RESIDENCE
ZONE
EDUCATION
LIVING
CHILDREN
170
TABLE 165.1:
MATERNAL CARE INDICATOR, 2008
% with Antenantal
Care from a health
professional1
% whose last live

birth was protected
against neonetal
tetanus2
Number
of Women
% delivered by
a health
professional
% delivered
in a health
facility
Number of
births
Abia
89.1
86.4
279
87.1
74.4
472
Abuja
89.2
68.7
169
64.3
54.2
254
Adamawa
61.2
42.2
443
14.6
10.7
729
Akwa Ibom
66.8
64.1
367
44.0
36.9
590
Anambra
97.7
93.4
422
95.2
87.8
781
Bauchi
44.9
23.8
705
15.7
13.0
1,172
Bayelsa
35.0
49.7
211
21.6
18.4
341
Benue
63.2
44.3
526
52.3
50.9
832
Borno
32.6
22.8
604
13.2
11.8
1,049
Cross River
68.0
61.9
376
44.2
38.5
549
Delta
78.1
71.6
436
61.5
57.2
682
Eboyi
75.7
57.0
261
46.3
40.7
432
Edo
90.5
74.4
355
79.9
76.2
568
Ekiti
93.4
90.4
250
81.2
75.2
374
Enugu
68.1
65.5
285
65.5
53.6
444
Gombe
44.5
40.7
327
18.3
17.2
526
Imo
96.3
89.8
355
98.0
94.3
602
Jigawa
20.1
10.3
667
5.1
4.5
1,052
Kaduna
62.1
41.3
780
21.8
18.4
1,222
Kano
49.8
30.6
1,428
12.7
11.1
2,430
Katsina
14.4
10.6
942
4.7
4.2
1,569
Kebbi
12.3
11.7
442
6.2
4.8
708
Kogi
81.6
66.8
324
75.8
77.3
478
Kwara
58.1
45.9
296
53.2
48.8
412
Lagos
87.6
82.6
986
82.8
76.9
1,454
Nassarawa
72.6
35.3
224
33.8
32.9
320
Niger
26.6
28.8
566
17.2
15.9
927
Ogun
89.9
72.8
457
71.8
63.8
703
Ondo
70.1
63.4
359
50.5
46.9
528
Osun
93.6
92.8
354
89.2
85.1
484
Oyo
87.6
73.6
669
76.4
67.1
978
Plateau
84.1
65.5
421
30.7
30.2
607
Rivers
66.6
75.0
565
63.6
47.9
937
Sokoto
13.8
6.8
599
5.1
4.4
983
Taraba
39.3
33.7
309
25.9
21.1
482
Yobe
36.0
25.0
362
9.3
6.1
618
Zamfara
13.1
9.8
514
7.7
6.5
Note: 1 Doctors, Nurse, Midwife or Auxiliary Midwife
2
Include Motherswith two injections during pregnancyof the last
live birth or two or more injections (the last within 3 years of the last live birth),
injections (the last within ten years of the last live birth), or five or more injections prior to the last live birth
815
State of
Residence
171
TABLE165.2:
MATERNAL CARE INDICATOR, 2008

% with
Antenental Care
from a health
professional1
% whose last live

birth was protected
against neonetal
tetanus2
Number of
Women
% delivered
by a health
professional
% delivered in a
health facility
Number of
births
< 20
42.9
30.7
2,369
24.5
21.8
4,166
20 34
61.4
51.1
12,006
42.7
38.4
19,643
35 +
55.1
46.9
3,260
35.6
23.4
4,292
Urban
84.5
71.5
5,417
66.6
60.4
8,442
Rural
45.9
37.0
12,210
27.0
24.1
19,647
North Central
65.7
48.3
2,525
42.7
41.0
3,830
North West
43.0
29.8
2,751
15.5
12.8
4,575
North East
31.1
19.9
5,372
9.8
8.4
8,779
South East
87.0
80.5
1,603
81.8
73.9
2,730
South South
69.8
68.1
2,310
55.8
48.1
3,667
South West
87.1
78.8
3,075
76.5
70.0
4,519
No Education
30.8
20.7
8,017
11.5
9.7
13,071
Primary
68.9
57.7
4,012
44.2
39.0
6,521
Secondary
86.0
76.8
4,557
73.4
66.7
6,997
Above Secondary
97.4
88.2
1,050
93.9
89.8
1,511
Total
57.7
47.6
17,636
38.9
35.0
Note: 1 Doctors, Nurse, Midwife or Auxilliary Midwife
2
Include Motherswith two injections during pregnancyof the last
live birth or two or more injections (the last within 3 years of the last live birth),
injections (the last within ten years of the last live birth), or five or more injections prior to the last live birth
28,100
Background
Characteristic
MOTHER'S AGE
AT BIRTH
RESIDENCE
ZONE
EDUCATION
172
TABLE 166.1:
NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHILDREN, 2010
Height-for-age (Stunting)
State of
Residence
Weight-for-age (Wasting)
% below -3 SD
% below -2 SD1
% below -3 SD
% below -2 SD1
Abia
33.5
52.6
14.3
35.1
Bayelsa
25.2
43.8
6.5
19.5
Eboyi
29.2
48.6
15.2
34.5
Imo
13.8
31.2
4.0
13.3
Kwara
9.0
21.7
3.3
10.0
Plateau
14.2
31.1
3.9
12.8
TABLE 174.2:
Background
Characteristic
% below -3 SD
% below -2 SD
% below -3 SD
% below -2 SD
< 6
9.9
29.3
5.2
13.7
6-8
14.3
26.7
9.6
22.5
9-11
16.8
30.9
10.1
23.2
12-17
26.2
45.6
10.7
26.2
18 23
30.0
49.6
10.3
25.6
24 35
30.1
48.0
11.0
26.0
36 47
23.0
42.0
7.8
21.6
48 59
21.3
41.6
8.0
23.9
Male
24.8
43.0
9.9
4.5
Female
20.1
38.4
8.1
21.7
Urban
15.6
31.3
5.0
15.8
Rural
26.2
45.0
10.9
26.5
North Central
25.2
43.8
6.5
19.5
North West
33.5
52.6
14.9
35.1
North East
29.2
48.6
15.2
34.5
South East
9.0
21.7
3.3
10.0
South South
14.2
31.1
3.9
12.8
South West
13.8
31.2
4.0
13.3
No Education
31.5
51.1
14.8
34.3
Primary
21.4
40.3
6.6
19.4
Secondary
Above
Secondary
13.3
28.8
3.6
12.3
8.3
19.6
1.7
7.6
Age In Months
SEX
Residence
Zone
Education
173
TABLE 166.3:
Background
Characteristic
% below
3 SD
% below
-2 SD
% below
3 SD
% below
-2 SD
Weight-for-age
(Underweight)
% below
% below
-3 SD
-2 SD
Number of
Children
Age In Months
< 6
9.9
21.3
9.9
17.5
5.2
13.7
1,911
68
14.3
26.7
9.2
19.5
9.6
22.5
1,142
9 11
16.8
30.9
7.4
17.9
10.1
23.2
1,026
12 17
26.2
45.6
8.4
17.1
11.7
26.2
2,160
18 23
30.0
49.6
7.2
14.7
10.3
25.6
1,610
24 35
30.1
48.0
6.5
12.8
11.0
26.0
3,767
36 47
23.0
42.0
5.7
11.2
7.8
21.6
4,288
48 59
21.3
41.6
5.7
11.5
8.0
23.9
3,992
Male
24.8
43.0
7.4
14.4
9.9
24.5
9,861
Female
20.9
38.4
6.5
13.4
8.1
21.7
10,035
Urban
15.2
31.0
5.4
11.1
5.0
15.8
6,462
Rural
26.5
42.3
7.7
15.2
10.9
26.6
13,425
North Central
25.2
43.8
5.2
9.3
6.5
19.5
2,800
North West
29.2
48.6
11.4
22.2
15.2
34.5
3,097
North East
33.5
52.6
10.6
19.9
14.9
35.1
5,488
South East
9.0
21.7
3.4
8.6
3.3
10.0
1,947
South South
14.2
31.1
2.9
7.5
3.9
12.8
2,769
South West
13.8
31.2
4.2
9.3
4.0
13.3
3,795
No Education
31.6
51.1
10.6
20.1
14.8
34.2
7,992
Primary
21.4
40.3
5.1
11.2
6.6
19.4
4,578
Secondary
13.3
28.8
4.1
8.4
3.6
12.3
5,004
8.3
19.6
2.5
5.8
1.7
7.6
1,105
22.8
40.6
7.0
13.9
9.0
23.2
18,286
20.6
39.7
6.4
13.1
9.5
20.1
393
23.1
40.9
6.1
13.5
9.2
22.3
1,202
SEX
Residence
Zone
Education
Above Secondary
Mother's Status
Mother Interveiwed
Mother Not Interveiwed
but in Household1
Mother Not Interveiwed
not in Household2
Missing
44.8
51.5
10.6
10.6
13.1
37.4
16
Total 2008 WHO
standard
22.8
40.6
7.0
13.9
9.0
23.1
19,896
Total 2008
NCHS/CDC/WHO
standard3
19.6
36.8
3.9
12.4
9.0
27.1
19,993
Note: 1 For women who not interviewed,information is taken from the Household Questionnaire. Excludes children
whose mothers are not listed in the Household Questionnaire.
2
Includes children whose mother are deceased.
3
This line has been added to the table to show the measure according to the NCHS/CDC/WHO standard classification,
which was also used in the 2003NDHS. The data by background characteristicsare not presented in this report;
however the total are presented for comparion with the 2003 NDHS data.
174
TABLE 166.4:

State of
Residence
Weight-for-age
(Underweight)
% below
% below
-3 SD
-2 SD1
Number of
Children
% below
-3 SD
% below 2 SD1
% below 3 SD
% below 2 SD1
Abia
11.0
24.1
4.8
8.5
2.5
11.0
348
Abuja
15.0
30.2
4.2
9.0
2.3
11.1
208
Adamawa
26.7
42.4
11.8
21.4
12.1
30.7
536
Akwa Ibom
11.9
27.7
6.7
14.1
6.5
16.6
460
Anambra
4.5
12.4
2.0
6.3
2.9
8.1
565
Bauchi
28.7
51.0
25.5
41.4
28.6
52.2
725
Bayelsa
14.5
28.7
3.3
7.4
2.3
8.0
272
Benue
17.4
37.1
2.5
5.5
4.2
13.2
729
Borno
30.2
49.2
4.0
13.4
12.1
28.1
723
Cross River
16.8
31.5
1.7
6.2
4.3
15.9
483
Delta
15.2
34.8
2.1
6.2
4.1
13.4
509
Eboyi
13.5
32.4
2.4
8.4
5.4
15.6
361
Edo
19.8
37.5
3.0
8.2
3.0
10.9
283
Ekiti
13.3
32.9
2.1
4.8
1.4
8.8
314
Enugu
10.5
20.0
7.6
16.5
3.3
6.6
214
Gombe
34.8
52.3
8.1
17.2
11.6
28.4
312
Imo
8.8
23.5
3.0
7.9
2.9
8.8
460
Jigawa
34.4
53.4
17.5
34.4
25.5
51.1
694
Kaduna
33.0
51.8
4.7
9.4
6.4
21.8
968
Kano
28.9
46.3
10.9
17.1
13.0
30.7
1,491
Katsina
39.2
58.4
10.2
20.3
15.1
37.7
897
Kebbi
43.6
63.5
21.0
35.1
31.1
54.2
277
Kogi
20.6
35.8
3.9
6.8
3.4
15.2
342
Kwara
34.4
51.4
5.6
12.2
10.1
26.9
327
Lagos
7.8
21.0
4.1
9.8
1.8
10.1
1,187
Nassarawa
25.4
44.1
3.2
5.6
5.7
16.6
248
Niger
27.4
46.6
13.0
19.9
12.3
32.7
514
Ogun
17.4
41.5
3.2
7.3
5.5
18.2
598
Ondo
16.0
32.0
3.2
6.0
3.0
11.3
426
Oyo
19.0
37.2
5.6
11.7
7.8
17.1
841
Plateau
37.4
58.8
2.6
5.4
5.5
17.8
431
Rivers
11.1
28.9
1.7
4.8
2.9
10.6
762
Sokoto
32.1
53.6
11.3
24.4
19.1
45.8
743
Sun
13.3
31.2
5.6
12.4
3.0
13.3
428
Taraba
22.1
43.0
3.3
9.3
3.4
18.2
395
Yobe
34.5
54.0
9.2
20.9
15.3
39.4
407
Zamfara
33.2
54.0
4.9
11.3
5.5
18.3
417
1
Note: Includes children who are below -3 standard deviation (SD) from the International Reference population median.
175
TABLE 167: MALARIA INDICATORS, 2008
Urban
Rural
Total
Malaria Indicators
Number
Percentage
Number
Percentage
Number
Percentag
e
Percentage of household with at least one mosquito net

(treated or untreated)
14
12,443
18.6
21,627
16.9
34,070
Percentage of household with at least one insecticide

treated net (ITN)1
Mosquito Nets
8.6
12,443
7.6
21,627
34,070
Percentage of Children under 5 who slept under

mosquito net the night before the survey.
10.5
8,023
12.7
17,761
12
25,783
Percentage of Children under 5 who slept under

insecticide treated net (ITN) the night before the
interview1.
6.5
8,023
17,761
5.5
25,783
percentage of pregnant women age 15-49 who slept

under a mosquito net the night before the interview
8.9
1,071
13.2
3,327
11.9
4,397
percentage of pregnant women age 15-49 who slept

under an insecticide treated net (ITN) the night before
the interview1
4.7
1,071
4.9
2,327
4.8
3,397
percentage of last birth in the 5 years preceding survey

for which the mother took anti-malarial drugs for
prevention during the pregnancy
44.8
5,424
28.5
12,210
33.5
17,635
percentage of last birth in the 5 years preceding survey

for which the mother got Intermittent Preventive
Treatment (IPT) durring an antenatal visit2
10.2
5,424
4.9
12,210
6.5
17,635
42.4
1,011
30.2
2,956
33.3
3,968
19.9
1,011
13.7
2,956
15.3
3,968
Preventive Malaria Treatment During Pregnancy
Treatment of fever
Among children under age 5with fever in the two weeks
preceding the survey, percentage who took anti-malaria
drugs
Among children under age 5 with fever in the two
weeks preceding the survey, percentage who took antimalaria drugs the same day/next day after developing
fever

1
Note:
An Insecticide Treated Net (ITN) is a permanenet net that does not require any treatment, a pretested net obtained
2
within the last 12 months, or a net that has been soaked with insecticide within the past 12 months
Intermitent Preventive Treated Net (ITN) is a preventive treatment with at least two
doses of SP/Fansidar/Amalar/Maloxine during antenatal visit.
176
TABLE 168: OWNERSHIP OF MOSQUITO NETS, 2010
Background
Characteristic
No. of Nets in Household (%)
No. of ITNs in Household (%)
At least one
More than one
At least one
More than one
Number of
Households
Urban
14.1
5.2
8.6
2.5
12,100
Rural
18.5
9.0
7.6
2.8
21,970
North Central
15.9
6.9
7.4
2.4
4,568
North West
21.0
10.9
7.9
3.4
7,178
North East
27.8
15.7
7.1
3.2
3,730
South East
13.4
5.0
9.8
3.4
4,527
South South
17.2
6.5
10.3
3.0
5,966
South West
10.8
3.6
6.0
1.4
8,100
Residence
Zone
TABLE 169: OWNERSHIP OF MOSQUITO NETS, 2008

Background
Characteristic
No. of Nets in Household (%)
No. of ITNs in Household (%)
Number of
Households
At least one
More than one
At least one
More than one
Urban
14.0
5.1
8.6
2.6
12,443
Rural
18.6
9.0
7.6
2.7
21,627
North Central
15.9
6.9
7.4
2.4
4,568
North West
27.8
15.7
7.1
3.2
3,730
North East
21.0
10.9
7.9
3.4
7,178
South East
13.4
5.0
9.8
3.4
4,527
South South
17.2
6.5
10.3
3.0
5,966
South West
10.8
3.6
6.0
1.4
8,100
7.6
8.0
2.7
34,070
Residence
Zone
Total
16.9
TABLE 170: EARLY CHILDHOOD MORTALITY RATES, 2010
Years preceding
the Survey
Neonatal Mortality
(NN)
Post-Neonatal
Mortality1 (PNN)
Infant Mortality
(1q0)
Child Mortality
(4q1)
Under-Five
Mortality (5q0)
0-4
40
35
75
88
157
5-Sep
52
47
99
97
187
Oct-14
49
48
97
113
199
177
TABLE 171: EARLY CHILDHOOD MORTALITY RATES, 2008
Years preceding
the Survey
Neonatal Mortality
(NN)
Post-Neonatal
Mortality1 (PNN)
Infant Mortality
(1q0)
Child Mortality
(4q1)
Under-Five
Mortality (5q0)
04
40
35
75
88
157
59
52
47
99
97
187
0 - 14
49
48
97
1
Note:
Computed as the difference between the infant and neonatal mortality rates
113
199
TABLE 172:
CURRENT FERTILITY RATE, 2010
Age group
Urban
Rural
Total
15 19
70
148
121
20 24
177
254
225
25 29
245
277
265
30 34
223
252
241
35 39
130
177
161
40 44
60
101
87
45 49
36
48
44
TFR
4.7
6.3
5.7
CFR
162
21.2
194
CBR
36.8
42.5
40.6

Note: TFR = Total Fertility Rate
GFR = General Fertility Rate
CBR = Crude Birth Rate
TABLE 173: CURRENT FERTILITY RATE, 2008
Age group
Urban
Rural
Total
15 19
64
153
122
20 24
174
256
224
25 29
240
281
265
30 34
223
254
242
35 39
127
179
161
40 44
64
102
88
45 49
28
49
42
TFR
46
6.4
5.7
CFR
158
216
194
CBR
36.2
42.9
40.6

Note: TFR = Total Fertility Rate
GFR = General Fertility Rate
CBR = Crude Birth Rate
178
TABLE 174:
REGISTERED HEALTH MANPOWER, 2007 - 2011

Number
Category
Medical Practitioners
2007**
2008
2009
2010
2011
Male
9,350
9,875
11,789
15,632
18,536
Female
3,750
5,638
7,533
8,292
9,832
26
4
29
3
36
5
39
5
78
10
13,130
15,545
19,363
23,968
28,456
624
816
859
1,153
1,367
276
300
350
468
555
Nigerian:
Non Nigerian:
Male
Female
Total
Dentists
Nigerian:
Male
Female
Non Nigerian:
Male
Female
12
15
14
914
1,136
1,227
1,632
1,935
Male
231
Female
90
Male
Female
Total
322
19
Female
90,470
Total
90,489
6,989
Female
121,929
Total
128,918
--
Total
Veterinary Doctors
Nigerian:
Non Nigerian:
Midwives
Male
Nurses
Male
Public Health Nurses

Male
89
Female
4,219
Total
4,308
763
1,031
Peri-operative Nurses
Male
Female
Total
1,794
Source: Registered Medical Professionals/Federal Ministry of Health
Note: - = Nil
** = Provisional
179
TABLE 175:
REGISTERED MEMBER OF THE PHARMACIST COUNCIL OF NIGERIA, 2008 2010

Number
Registered Members
2008
2009
2010
Male
3,822
4,286
4,750
Female
2,067
2,427
2,831
Male
Female
5,889
6,713
7,581
Nigerian:
Non-Nigerian:
Grand Total
Source: Pharmacist Council of Nigeria
180
CHAPTER 5
JUSTICE AND SECURITY
The data on prisons are sourced from the Nigeria Prisons Service. The statistical tables
include the number and capacity of prisons by gender, prison admission by type of offence,
admission by religion and inmate population.
The Nigerian Police Force (NPF) has staff strength of about 350,000 serving Police Officers
distributed across the 774 LGAs. Some of the police officers are on international
assignments like Peace-keeping activities. Male to female ratio is about 3:1. This makes the
NPF a predominantly male occupation. Entry age is between18-25 years and retirement age
is at 60 years or 35 years of service. Educational status is generally lower among the rank
and file as compared to the superior and senior officers. of these, the rank and file
constitutes most of the workforce.
Superior police officer 7.4% (ASP IGP)
Inspectorate Cadre (14.9%)
Rank and File cadre (77.9%) (Constable Sergeant)
The data on public order are sourced from the Nigeria Police Force, Federal Road Safety
Corps. They cover crimes, road accident cases and casualties, armed robbery cases and
Involvement, vehicles stolen and recovered, court Cases, juvenile cases and bank frauds.
181
PRISON
TABLE 176:
TOTAL NUMBER OF PRISONS INMATE POPULATION AND CAPACITY BY

STATE AS AT 2007
Number of
Prisons
Male
Female
Total
Maximum
Capacity
1,144
24
1,168
1,080
Adamawa
17
1,431
19
1,450
2,580
Akwa Ibom
912
20
932
1,566
Anambra
1,041
25
1,066
564
13
906
11
917
1,467
State
Abia
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Benue
642
14
656
1,167
Borno
15
1,035
14
1,049
3,320
Cross River
759
16
775
1,226
Delta
1,290
27
1,317
1,096
Ebonyi
742
751
587
Edo
1,568
41
1,609
1,484
Ekiti
301
304
200
Enugu
1,247
32
1,279
1,154
Gombe
550
558
637
Imo
1,383
29
1,412
1,636
Jigawa
10
542
544
1,660
Kaduna
17
2,223
20
2,243
2,560
Kano
10
2,076
30
2,106
1,780
Katsina
10
1,112
34
1,146
934
Kebbi
10
1,029
1,038
1,130
Kogi
416
419
529
Kwara
324
325
154
Lagos
3,762
140
3,902
2,795
Nassarawa
480
483
602
Niger
871
29
900
1,151
Ogun
1,384
18
1,402
745
Ondo
774
19
793
485
Osun
468
476
640
Oyo
692
11
703
496
Plateau
983
12
995
1,924
Rivers
3,164
31
3,195
1,354
Sokoto
1,025
1,031
931
Taraba
1,970
12
849
11
860
Yobe
573
12
585
643
Zamfara
535
540
1,009
FCT, Abuja
750
12
762
330
229
Source: Nigeria Prisons Service
Note: - = Nil
38,983
708
39,691
586
Total
182
TABLE 177:
NUMBER OF PRISONS INMATE POPULATION AND CAPACITY BY STATE AS

AT 2008
Number of
Prisons
Male
Female
Total
Maximum
Capacity
1,89
30
1,219
1,080
Adamawa
17
1,478
1,487
2,580
Akwa Ibom
977
29
1,006
1,566
State
Abia
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa
1,090
21
1,111
564
13
1,005
11
1,016
1,467
Benue
732
736
1,167
Borno
15
1,035
12
1,047
4,076
Cross River
785
12
797
1,226
Delta
1,403
39
1,442
1,096
Ebonyi
926
16
942
587
Edo
1,559
40
1,599
1,404
Ekiti
225
227
200
Enugu
1,535
25
1,560
1,154
Gombe
650
654
637
Imo
1,410
31
1,441
1,188
Jigawa
10
559
562
1,464
Kaduna
16
2,203
18
2,221
2,560
Kano
10
2,169
27
2,196
1,780
Katsina
10
1,187
16
1,203
934
Kebbi
10
650
27
677
1,130
Kogi
321
321
529
Kwara
355
360
154
Lagos
3,711
163
3,874
2,795
Nassarawa
424
430
602
Niger
905
10
915
1,151
Ogun
1,725
17
1,742
745
Ondo
736
11
747
485
Osun
437
443
640
Oyo
666
15
681
496
Plateau
1,494
1,503
1,924
Rivers
3,319
61
3,380
1,354
Sokoto
624
632
931
Taraba
12
945
12
957
1,970
Yobe
498
505
643
Zamfara
643
647
1,009
FCT, Abuja
853
866
330
40,423
720
41,143
43,698
Total
228
Note: - = Nil
183
TABLE 178: NUMBER OF PRISONS, INMATE POPULATION AND CAPACITY BY STATE AS AT 2009
Number of Prisons
Male
Female
Total
Maximum
Capacity
1,143
32
1,175
1,080
Adamawa
17
1,627
22
1,649
2,580
Akwa Ibom
922
28
950
1,568
State
Abia
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa
1,186
29
1,215
564
13
1,035
20
1,055
1,467
Benue
747
14
761
1,408
Borno
15
1,075
10
1,085
3,422
Cross River
799
13
812
1,228
Delta
1,341
33
1,374
1,098
Ebonyi
893
16
909
588
Edo
1,607
43
1,650
2,092
Ekiti
225
258
200
Enugu
1,453
32
1,485
1,394
Gombe
696
705
638
Imo
1,477
27
1,504
1,188
Jigawa
10
552
556
1,464
Kaduna
16
2,270
24
2,294
2,702
Kano
10
2,232
33
2,265
1,840
Katsina
10
1,155
23
1,178
1,278
Kebbi
10
861
15
876
1,526
Kogi
318
319
530
Kwara
388
394
156
Lagos
4,201
171
4,372
2,796
Nasarawa
551
12
563
602
Niger
893
11
904
1,450
Ogun
1,639
28
1,667
745
Ondo
729
14
743
646
Osun
481
487
906
Oyo
715
10
725
346
Plateau
801
809
1,926
Rivers
2,890
40
2,930
1,354
Sokoto
938
12
950
934
Taraba
12
1,011
14
1,025
1,650
Yobe
530
534
1,180
Zamfara
678
684
1,178
FCT(Abuja)
908
16
924
570
230
40,967
789
41,786
46,294
Total
Source: Nigeria Prison S ervice
Note: - = Nil
184
TABLE 179:
TOTAL NUMBER OF PRISONS INMATE POPULATION AND CAPACITY BY STATE AS AT 2010
State
Abia
Number of
Prisons
Male
Female
Total
Maximum
Capacity
1279
46
1,325
1,080
Adamawa
17
1,775
29
1,804
2,580
Akwa Ibom
929
27
956
1,568
Anambra
1,332
33
1,365
644
13
1,080
22
1,102
3,680
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Benue
775
17
792
1,408
Borno
15
1,300
16
1,316
3,422
Cross River
866
14
880
1,228
Delta
1,479
33
1,512
1,098
Ebonyi
980
24
1,004
588
Edo
1,754
45
1,799
2,092
Ekiti
306
311
200
Enugu
1,731
42
1,773
1,394
Gombe
821
22
843
638
Imo
1,864
28
1,892
1,188
Jigawa
10
630
639
1,464
Kaduna
15
2,218
20
2,238
2,702
Kano
10
2,304
45
2,349
1,840
Katsina
11
1,248
21
1,269
1328
Kebbi
10
1091
16
1,107
1,526
Kogi
347
349
530
Kwara
497
499
516
Lagos
4,567
173
4,740
2,796
Nassarawa
704
11
715
602
Niger
888
897
1,450
Ogun
1,759
31
1,790
764
Ondo
762
15
777
726
Osun
529
537
906
Oyo
859
865
596
Plateau
884
890
1,926
Rivers
32,394
53
32,447
1,354
Sokoto
1006
21
1,027
934
Taraba
12
1043
15
1,058
1,650
Yobe
639
643
1180
Zamfara
721
724
1,178
FCT, Abuja
Total
1003
24
1,027
720
239
74,364
897
75,261
49,496

Note: - = Nil
185
TABLE 180: TOTAL NUMBER OF PRISONS INMATE POPULATION AND CAPACITY BY STATE AS AT 2011
Number of
Prisons
Male
Female
Total
Maximum
Capacity
1,225
41
1,266
1,080
Adamawa
17
1,972
13
1,985
2,580
Akwa Ibom
1,094
34
1,128
1,568
Anambra
1,415
45
1,460
644
Bauchi
13
961
13
974
3,680
Bayelsa
Benue
1,451
28
1,479
1,408
Borno
15
1,079
10
1,089
3,422
Cross River
982
17
999
1,228
Delta
1,681
44
1,725
1,098
Ebonyi
880
21
901
588
Edo
1,837
44
1,881
2,092
Ekiti
302
310
200
Enugu
1,985
42
2,027
1,394
Gombe
882
890
638
Imo
1,966
45
2,011
1,188
Jigawa
10
661
666
1,464
Kaduna
15
1,871
12
1,883
2,702
Kano
10
2,821
25
2,846
1,840
Katsina
11
1,239
22
1,261
1,328
Kebbi
10
1,145
21
1,166
1,526
Kogi
429
434
530
Kwara
604
606
516
Lagos
5,140
184
5,324
2,796
Nassarawa
898
17
915
602
Niger
1,374
19
1,393
1,450
Ogun
1,933
34
1,967
764
Ondo
893
14
907
726
Osun
605
11
616
906
Oyo
895
13
908
596
Plateau
860
868
1,926
Rivers
3,302
60
3,362
1,354
Sokoto
888
893
934
Taraba
12
1,123
13
1,136
1,650
Yobe
607
612
1,180
Zamfara
588
16
604
1,178
FCT, Abuja
942
17
959
720
238
48,530
921
49,451
49,496
State
Abia
Total
Note: - = Nil
186
CHART 8:
PRISON INMATE POPULATION, 2007 - 2011
2011
Total
Female
Male
2010
Total
Female
Male
2009
Total
Female
Male
2008
Total
Female
Male
Total
2007
Y
e
a
r
Female
Male
0
20,000
40,000
60,000
Number
187
80,000
TABLE 181: PRISON ADMISSION BY TYPE OF OFFENCE AND GENDER, 2007 - 2011
2007
Offences
Debt
Male
Female
2008
2009
Male
Female
Male
Female
2011
2010
Male
Female
Male
Female
448
15
548
12
3,043
168
5661
271
1,720
111
Arson
2,906
1,198
2,058
170
3,080
179
1,668
63
Affray
2,100
120
1,518
155
1,063
99
1,630
74
4,686
277
Assault
7,377
225
5,032
400
6,080
457
4,974
517
5,515
486
Murder
10,204
263
11,050
10,914
505
21,718
971
8,653
567
Treason
269
16
1,886
65
Sedition
142
15
Abduction
350
591
2,041
146
3,164
123
2,280
45
Smuggling
6,164
195
1,340
2,026
138
5,384
273
3,716
217
249
Immigration
537
15
657
2,682
253
6,561
700
3,939
Stealing
43,584
3,156
35,261
6,235
33,749
1,209
22,074
1794
11,504
Robbery
8,343
251
16,563
15,787
340
18,546
752
7,357
726
Armed Robbery
10,568
206
17,507
10
14,440
242
18,331
1176
8,703
490
Sex Offences
3,505
37
3,556
3,897
265
2,040
290
3,809
199
Traffic Offences
6,383
10
2,203
2,516
135
1,776
272
3,408
160
619
25
511
1,462
131
2,552
143
3,024
119
11,561
74
4,757
20
5,587
268
8,304
274
5,336
328
2,842
116
4,248
90
5,392
165
4,455
217
3,535
382
2,164
256
4,034
70
3,665
180
1,959
219
3,792
84
3,516
1,834
3,308
174
1,852
63
2,872
74
67
Currency Offences
Indian Hemp Offences
Contempt of Court
Unlawful Possession of
Property
Unlawful Possession of
Arms
Forgery and Altering
Escaping from Lawful
Custody
Offences against Native
Law and Custom
Economic Sabotage
Human Traficking
2,571
45
1,395
2,365
114
1,864
56
2,132
165
617
1,943
134
1,805
114
3,155
141
2,849
139
1,771
36
2,623
202
3,060
161
7,785
225
3,333
44
117
1,791
114
1,174
64
1,524
62
4,455
484
25
10
1,779
111
3,410
405
3,361
172
Criminal Lunatic
35
63
1,284
56
453
142
2,133
54
Breach of Peace
3,024
703
15
1,522
216
1,243
41
1,574
38
Cultism/Ritual
1,353
25
83
1,274
173
2,391
196
3,321
153
Other Offences
9,709
278
5,700
216
14,030
912
12,748
727
16,106
743
153,255
6,163
123,464
7,280
149,187
7,164
161,642
10239
125,438
6,094
Total
Source: Statistics Unit PHQ Abuja

Note: - = Nil
188
TABLE 182:
PRISON ADMISSION BY AGE GROUP, 2007- 2011
2007
Age
2008
2009
2011
Male/
Female
2010
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
- 15 Years
2,639
164
11
1,687
17
1642
818
16 - 20 years
15,514
722
23,547
1,770
22,726
1,017
21,911
10,10
3
21 - 25 years
56,695
1,041
26,266
1,783
26,227
1,241
26,647
14,83
5
26 - 50 years
75,734
4,400
69,378
3,693
93,684
4,579
118,140
102,3
30
2,673
4,109
23
4,863
310
3,541
6,163
123,464
7,280
149,187
7,164
171881
51 years and
above
Total
153,255
Note: - = Nil
TABLE 183:
Male/Female
3,446
131,5
32
PRISON ADMISSION CLASSIFIED BY RELIGION, 2007 2011

Number
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male/Female
2011
Male/
Female
Christian
54,974
2,701
58,344
3,906
71,741
2,679
78,739
46,706
Muslim
46,729
1,384
51,381
3,060
62,600
2,484
50,867
35,316
Traditional
19,878
945
4,835
96
5,104
790
14,707
16,270
Atheist
7,275
32
759
10
835
84
6,790
6,037
Others
24,399
1,101
8,145
248
8,907
1,127
20,778
27,203
Total
153,255
6,163
123,464
7,320
149,187
7,164
171,881
131,532
2007
2008
2009
2010
Religion
TABLE 184:
Terms of
Imprisonment
Remand and
Awaiting Trial
Short Terms
Long Terms
Condemned
Detainees
Others
Total
PRISON ADMISSION BY TERMS OF IMPRISONMENT, 2007- 2011

2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male/Female
Male/Female
83,362
3,163
78,102
4,023
75,228
5,436
88,696
66,920
37,417
1,400
19,735
1,257
36,154
918
36,703
22,564
28,100
900
24,098
1,728
24,147
431
44,887
35,123
15
91
52
56
72
276
314
435
471
2,181
4,085
699
1,124
311
13,171
372
1,068
4,672
7,164
171,881
131,532
153,255
6,163
123,464
7,320
189
149,187
Male/Female
2007
2008
Y
e
a
r
Male/Female
2009
2010
2011
CHART9: PRISON ADMISSION CLASSIFIED BY RELIGION, 2007 2011
Others
Female
Atheist
Male
Traditional
Muslim
Female
Christian
Male
Female
Male
0
20,000
40,000
60,000
80,000
100,000
Number
TABLE 185:
RECIDIVISM, 2007 - 2011

Number
Terms of
Imprisonment
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
First Offender
78,427
4,749
45,114
2,583
54,453
2,528
73,535
3,178
74,233
4,347
Convicted
Once
27,145
746
24,210
1,170
29,240
1,146
42,068
1,287
13,428
591
Convicted
Twice
21,942
250
19,807
1,750
23,870
1,712
19,150
1,208
9,250
870
Convicted
Thrice
19,489
176
15,646
1,250
18,797
1,225
17,000
541
6,448
752
Convicted Four
Times
2,358
113
12,724
407
15,366
398
8,780
340
12,772
331
Convicted Five
Times
2,986
78
5,248
120
6,340
117
4,220
160
7,552
120
Convicted Six
or More Times
908
51
715
40
1,121
38
850
51
780
58
Total
153,255
6,163
123,464
7,320
149,187
7,164
165,603
6,765
124,463
7,069
190
PUBLIC ORDER
TABLE 186:
NUMBER OF AREA COMMANDS, DIVISIONS, STATIONS, POLICE POSTS, 2007 -2008
2007
2008
No. of Area
Commands
No of
Divisions
No of
Police
Stations
No of
Village
Posts
No. of Area
Commands
No of
Divisions
No of
Police
Stations
Abia
29
22
Adamawa
24
65
32
29
22
32
102
199
24
65
102
199
Akwa Ibom
32
41
Anambra
34
52
na
na
34
52
43
132
43
132
32
41
Bauchi
24
38
99
55
24
38
99
55
Bayelsa
Benue
10
37
137
204
10
19
30
61
28
19
36
61
28
37
137
204
Borno
Cross River
37
42
100
179
37
42
100
179
23
55
23
103
23
55
23
103
Delta
33
67
na
100
33
67
100
Ebonyi
13
29
10
69
13
29
10
69
Edo
29
31
43
151
29
31
43
151
Ekiti
20
54
na
20
21
50
79
Enugu
23
21
50
79
23
54
Gombe
29
34
74
129
29
34
74
129
Imo
30
63
38
134
30
63
38
134
Jigawa
27
27
120
179
27
27
120
179
Kaduna
36
59
105
202
36
59
105
202
Kano
67
17
104
45
67
17
104
45
Katsina
na
38
103
40
38
103
Kebbi
24
133
na
24
123
79
137
Kogi
32
123
79
137
32
91
79
Kwara
46
85
141
46
85
Lagos
na
128
78
298
84
128
78
298
Nasarawa
17
60
118
45
17
39
115
171
Niger
36
39
115
171
36
60
118
44
Ogun
31
25
65
10
31
25
65
10
Ondo
31
36
26
93
31
36
26
93
Osun
47
50
32
170
33
47
47
130
Oyo
33
47
47
130
47
50
32
170
Plateau
25
101
174
256
25
101
174
256
Rivers
38
34
63
103
38
34
63
103
Sokoto
26
44
75
26
44
75
Taraba
17
71
123
33
17
71
123
33
Yobe
18
19
70
20
18
19
Zamfara
36
35
62
136
36
35
62
136
FCT(Abuja)
16
11
44
16
11
44
Railways
30
na
44
30
44
PAP
20
20
Airport
na
Total
126
1,040
Source Nigeria Police Force Hqtrs, Abuja.
Note: na = Not available.
1,598
2,634
3,820
129
1,164
1,680
2,505
3,762
States
No of
Police
Posts
191
No of
Police
Posts
No of
Village
Posts
TABLE 187:
NUMBER OF AREA COMMANDS, DIVISIONS, STATIONS, POLICE POSTS, 2009 - 2010
2009
States
2010
No. of Area
Commands
No of
Divisions
No of
Police
Stations
Abia
29
22
Adamawa
24
65
Akwa Ibom
35
52
Anambra
32
41
Bauchi
24
Bayelsa
Benue
3
3
10
28
Borno
Cross River
No of
Police
Posts
No of
Village
Posts
No. of Area
Commands
No of
Divisions
No of
Police
Stations
32
29
22
32
102
199
24
65
102
199
42
132
35
52
42
132
32
41
35
38
99
55
24
38
99
55
19
37
30
137
61
204
3
3
10
28
19
37
30
137
61
204
37
42
100
179
37
42
100
179
23
55
23
103
23
55
23
103
Delta
33
67
100
33
67
100
Ebonyi
13
29
10
69
13
29
10
69
Edo
29
31
43
151
29
31
43
151
Ekiti
20
21
50
79
20
21
50
79
Enugu
23
54
23
54
Gombe
29
34
74
129
29
34
74
129
Imo
30
63
38
134
30
63
38
134
Jigawa
27
27
120
179
27
27
120
179
Kaduna
36
59
105
202
36
59
105
202
Kano
67
17
104
43
67
17
104
43
Katsina
40
38
103
40
38
103
Kebbi
24
123
79
137
24
123
79
137
Kogi
32
91
79
32
91
79
Kwara
46
85
46
85
Lagos
84
128
78
298
84
128
78
298
Nasarawa
17
39
115
171
17
39
115
171
Niger
36
60
118
44
36
60
118
44
Ogun
31
25
65
10
31
25
65
10
Ondo
31
36
26
93
31
36
26
93
Osun
33
47
47
130
33
47
47
130
Oyo
47
50
32
170
47
50
32
170
Plateau
25
101
174
256
25
101
174
256
Rivers
38
34
63
103
38
34
63
103
Sokoto
26
44
75
26
44
75
Taraba
17
71
123
33
17
71
123
33
Yobe
18
19
70
20
18
19
70
20
Zamfara
36
35
62
136
36
35
62
136
FCT(Abuja)
16
11
44
16
11
44
Railways
30
44
30
44
PAP
20
20
Airport
Total
129
1,165
1,680
2,574
3,780
129
1,165
2,609
3,780
192
No of
Police
Posts
No of
Village
Posts
TABLE 188:
NUMBER OF AREA COMMANDS, DIVISIONS, STATIONS, POLICE POSTS, 2011
No. of Area
Commands
No of Divisions
2011
No of Police
Stations
Abia
29
22
32
Adamawa
24
65
102
199
Akwa Ibom
35
52
42
132
Anambra
32
41
35
Bauchi
24
38
99
55
Bayelsa
10
19
30
61
Benue
28
37
137
204
Borno
37
42
100
179
Cross River
23
55
23
103
Delta
33
67
100
Ebonyi
13
29
10
69
Edo
29
31
43
151
Ekiti
20
21
50
79
Enugu
23
54
Gombe
29
34
74
129
Imo
30
63
38
134
Jigawa
27
27
120
179
Kaduna
36
59
105
202
Kano
67
17
104
43
Katsina
40
38
103
Kebbi
24
123
79
137
Kogi
32
91
79
Kwara
46
85
Lagos
84
128
78
298
Nasarawa
17
39
115
171
Niger
36
60
118
44
Ogun
31
25
65
10
Ondo
31
36
26
93
Osun
33
47
47
130
Oyo
47
50
32
170
Plateau
25
101
174
256
Rivers
38
34
63
103
Sokoto
26
44
75
Taraba
17
71
123
33
Yobe
18
19
70
20
Zamfara
36
35
62
136
FCT(Abuja)
16
11
44
Railways
30
44
PAP
20
Airport
States
Total
129
No of Police
Posts
No of Village
Posts
1,165
1680
2,609
3,780
193
TABLE 189:
CRIMES/OFFENCES REPORTED TO THE POLICE, 2006, 2008 - 2011
Year
Cases Reported
Cases Prosecuted
Cases Pending
Investigation
Cases Closed
2006
172,326
133,553
32,265
6,507
2008
90,370
51,443
25,124
4,004
2009
100,303
39,145
20,754
7,270
2010
107,820
39,586
31,367
13,773
2011
Source: Nigeria Police Force
108,245
39,781
32,821
10,572
TABLE 190: MINOR CRIMES AND OFFENCES REPORTED TO THE POLICE, 2007 - 2011
Number
Crimes/Offences
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
False Pretence/Cheating
5,860
5,058
5,909
6,857
6,227
Unlawful Posession
1,931
1,462
905
1,605
1,472
813
1,190
686
809
770
1,105
812
672
545
587
Perjury
10
11
17
22
Gambling
54
99
57
130
188
4,273
3,170
5,376
4,700
4,977
Escape from Custody
81
48
23
70
109
Local Acts
19
1,387
1,215
1380
1663
429
86
155
225
128
14,575
13,323
14,999
16,338
16,143
Receiving Stolen Property

Arson
Breach of Peace
Others
Total
194
CHART 10:
MINOR CRIMES AND OFFENCES REPORTED TO THE POLICE, 2007 - 2011
18,000
16,000
14,000
N
12,000
u
m 10,000
b 8,000
e 6,000
r
4,000
Minor Crimes/Offences
2,000
0
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
Year
TABLE 191:
SERIOUS CRIMES REPORTED TO THE POLICE, 2007- 2011

Numbers
Serious Crimes
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Murder
1,891
1,956
38,955
2,114
1,655
11
17
11
43
43
6,175
6,405
11,475
7,708
6,156
15,136
14,692
14,075
12,621
14,172
Other Crimes against Persons
8,523
9,647
6,652
10,358
8,048
Armed Robbery
2,327
2,340
2,147
1,914
3,612
Burglary, House and Store Breaking
5,656
5,917
12,729
5,547
5,048
Larceny
Na
23,927
39,987
19,309
15,649
Currency Forgery
36
65
83
76
10,105
6,443
179,268
6,256
5,655
42
13
28
108
49,902
71,422
305,310
65,981
60,222
Manslaughter
Felonious Wounding
Assault
Other Crimes against Property

Bribery and Corruption
Total
195
CHART 11: SERIOUS CRIMES REPORTED TO THE POLICE, 2007-2011
350,000
300,000
N
u
m
b
e
r
250,000
200,000
150,000
Serious Crimes
100,000
50,000
0
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Year
CHART12:
CASES REPORTED TO AND PROSECUTED BY THE POLICE, 2006, 2008- 2011
200,000
180,000
Cases Reported
160,000
N
u
m
b
e
r
140,000
Cases Prosecuted
120,000
100,000
80,000
60,000
40,000
20,000
0
2006
2008
2009
2010
2011
Year
CHART 13:
REPORTED ARMED ROBBERY CASES, 2007- 2011
196
TABLE 192:
ARMED ROBBERY CASES REPORTED TO THE POLICE BY STATE, 2007- 2011

Number
States
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Abia
89
129
53
246
27
Adamawa
96
21
32
23
33
Akwa Ibom
88
129
83
49
38
Anambra
96
69
240
94
50
Bauchi
41
35
49
41
43
Bayelsa
52
42
58
25
22
Benue
27
45
29
13
10
Borno
41
81
91
22
16
137
120
66
34
19
Delta
Ebonyi
63
51
122
29
127
38
55
20
83
31
Edo
79
52
111
87
56
Ekiti
85
25
41
60
13
44
Cross River
Enugu
52
53
44
27
48
31
53
176
76
110
44
103
Jigawa
16
19
45
42
13
Kaduna
40
57
158
53
40
108
103
74
107
78
Katsina
31
34
38
26
39
Kebbi
20
38
20
64
299
Kogi
41
39
52
45
117
Kwara
25
24
37
86
140
Lagos
70
215
46
152
259
Nassarawa
36
47
19
78
130
Niger
32
76
21
28
79
Ogun
107
80
18
52
118
Ondo
58
24
10
120
175
Gombe
Imo
Kano
Osun
51
21
16
27
18
Oyo
224
171
11
87
33
Plateau
26
30
18
22
27
Rivers
145
122
42
76
27
Sokoto
24
19
13
86
15
Taraba
80
46
15
27
138
Yobe
20
47
38
57
57
Zamfara
32
51
29
38
54
172
55
215
149
204
2,506
2,393
2,147
2,279
2,701
FCT, Abuja
Total
Source: Nigeria Police Force -
197
TABLE 193: TOTAL NUMBER OF VEHICLES STOLEN, RECOVERED AND NOT RECOVERED, 2007 - 2009
2007
2008
Number of
Vehicles
Stolen
Number of
Vehicles
Recovered
Number of
Vehicles
Not
Recovered
-
10
-
10
-
Bauchi
Bayelsa
46
-
2009
44
-
Number of
Vehicles
Not
Recovered
57
-
29
68
1
12
28
56
5
-
41
-
45
7
10
2
35
5
37
21
9
11
22
2
Delta
43
34
52
48
43
32
Ebonyi
21
14
12
20
13
Edo
49
22
27
47
26
21
143
108
35
Ekiti
Enugu
78
17
61
15
Gombe
Imo
1
-
1
-
15
-
5
-
Jigawa
23
31
States
Abia
Adamawa
Akwa Ibom
Anambra
Benue
Borno
Cross River
Kaduna
Number
of
Vehicles
Stolen
101
-
Number of
Vehicles
Recovered
Number of
Vehicles
Stolen
Number of
Vehicles
Recovered
76
3
28
1
Number of
Vehicles
Not
Recovered
48
2
6
77
1
15
5
51
41
15
26
12
23
31
Kano
55
27
28
51
31
20
48
50
17
Katsina
Kebbi
Kogi
Kwara
17
190
1
15
16
1
75
2
1
44
2
1
39
24
34
12
9
1,134
1,108
26
Lagos
Nassarawa
Niger
21
18
11
20
12
Ogun
128
39
89
102
71
31
142
255
Ondo
13
10
12
Osun
12
47
17
30
46
12
22
Oyo
50
20
30
69
14
55
94
34
56
Plateau
Rivers
147
147
Sokoto
12
Taraba
Yobe
Zamfara
10
FCT(Abuja)
Total
582
Source: Nigeria Police Force Hqtrs.
Note: - = Nil
258
61
197
204
131
75
187
395
2,433
1,464
970
1,265
753
638
198
TABLE 194:
CASES OF MISSING PERSONS, 2010 - 2011
2010
State
Abia
Adamawa
2011
Number of
Missing
Persons
Number of
Persons
Traced
Number of
Persons Not
Traced
Number of
Missing
Persons
Number of
Persons
Traced
Number of
Persons Not
Traced
28
21
20
Akwa Ibom
10
Anambra
70
12
58
44
35
13
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Benue
Borno
Cross River
152
29
123
77
18
59
Edo
40
19
21
194
47
147
Ekiti
Delta
Ebonyi
Enugu
40
12
28
146
12
134
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
Kaduna
10
Kano
Katsina
Kebbi
Kogi
Kwara
Lagos
Nassarawa
Niger
15
31
25
Ogun
117
25
92
72
10
62
Ondo
12
10
27
16
11
Osun
10
Plateau
Rivers
10
Sokoto
Taraba
Yobe
Oyo
Zamfara
14
13
51
13
38
Total
564
Source: Nigeria Police Force Hqtrs.
Note: - = Nil
118
363
721
157
561
FCT, Abuja
199
TABLE 195:
SUMMARY OF BANK FRAUD, 2010

Number of
Number of
Number of
Number of
Cases
Cases
Persons
Persons
Reported
Prosecuted
Arrested
Convicted
Number of
cases under
Investigation
Abia
Adamawa
Akwa Ibom
3,000,000
Anambra
144,561,144
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Benue
Borno
State
Amount
Involved
()
-
Cross River
Delta
50,000,000
Ebonyi
Edo
Ekiti
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
Kaduna
6,997,000
Kano
Katsina
Kebbi
Kogi
Kwara
Lagos
Nassarawa
Niger
Ogun
3,695,500
Ondo
64,400,000
Osun
2,389,598
Oyo
Plateau
Rivers
Sokoto
Taraba
Yobe
Zamfara
11,997,000
FCT, Abuja
19
27
14
287,040,242
Total
Note: - = Nil
2007 2009 NA
200
TABLE 196:
SUMMARY OF BANK FRAUD, 2011
Number of
Cases
Number of
Cases
Number of
Persons
Number of
Persons
Reported
Prosecuted
Arrested
Convicted
Number of
cases under
Investigation
Abia
9,300,800
Adamawa
Akwa Ibom
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Benue
Borno
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
Edo
Ekiti
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
Kaduna
Kano
Katsina
Kebbi
Kogi
Kwara
Lagos
Nassarawa
Niger
Ogun
Ondo
4,820,000
Osun
Oyo
Plateau
Rivers
Sokoto
Taraba
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT, Abuja
Total
Note: - = Nil
14,120,800
State
201
Amount
Involved
()
TABLE 197:
NUMBER OF POLICEMEN BY STATE AND RANK, 2010 2011
2010
2011
Senior
Police
Officers
Total
Senior
Police
Officers
Inspectors
Rank &
Files
Inspectors
Rank &
Files
Total
Abia
308
667
4,458
5,433
280
737
3,949
4,966
Adamawa
253
Akwa Ibom
318
1023
5,050
6,326
215
890
4,892
5,997
957
6,421
7,696
508
1148
5,762
7,418
Anambra
560
1165
5,057
6,782
713
1734
5,574
8,021
Bauchi
216
726
3,320
4,262
266
609
3,202
4,077
Bayelsa
227
294
3,501
4,022
223
396
3,667
4,286
Benue
210
1,536
5,138
6,884
341
1,148
5,423
6,912
Borno
151
990
5,585
6,726
240
684
4,412
5,336
Cross River
264
934
5,915
7,113
487
1284
5,700
7,471
Delta
442
1038
6,873
8,353
464
1524
7,529
9,517
Ebonyi
221
490
2,237
2,948
242
514
2,321
3,077
Edo
394
1410
7,660
9,464
401
1470
7,720
9,591
Ekiti
195
299
3,003
3,497
208
310
3,220
3,738
Enugu
604
998
4,115
5,717
654
1039
4,002
5,695
Gombe
136
504
4,086
4,726
199
565
3,222
3,986
Imo
510
1003
5,115
6,628
Jigawa
154
336
4,209
4,699
Kaduna
485
1262
9,912
11,659
Kano
452
768
7,818
9,038
Katsina
182
715
3,920
4,817
5,441
14,052
70,595
90,088
State
Kebbi
160
367
3,834
4,361
Kogi
178
508
3,667
4,353
Kwara
174
385
2,850
3,409
Lagos
1,504
3,969
20,409
25,882
Nassarawa
206
836
6,069
7,111
Niger
261
879
6,497
7,637
Ogun
456
861
7,240
8,557
Ondo
382
587
6,428
7,397
Osun
365
680
6,450
7,495
Oyo
613
870
7,243
8,726
Plateau
283
637
4,093
5,013
Rivers
827
2,720
11,911
15,458
Sokoto
185
520
3,122
3,827
Taraba
155
730
4,477
5,362
Yobe
171
417
2,912
3,500
Zamfara
119
249
3,733
4,101
FCT(Abuja)
558
1288
11,189
13,035
PMF
881
2,651
37,272
40,804
FHQ
2,120
5126
40,122
47,368
ZONE
Total
635
858
2,510
4,003
16,515
42,253
295,421
354,189
Source: Nigeria Police Force Hqts, Abuja.

Note: - = Nil
202
TABLE 198:
NUMBER OF PETITION RECEIVED BY GEO- POLITICAL ZONES, 2006 2011
Zones
2006
2007
2008
2010
2011
27
16
78
50
34
281
270
287
315
353
North-West
56
56
89
48
47
South-East
91
99
156
162
148
South- South
121
159
207
109
118
South-West
168
148
181
195
203
Total
744
752
998
879
903
North-East
North-Central
Source: Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC).
Note: 2009 not available
TABLE: 199:
PETITIONS REFERED FOR INVESTIGATION, 2007 2011
Items
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
No of Petitions Fully Investigated
152
121
107
273
255
No o Petitions Under Investigation
105
227
193
81
79
14
40
44
394
378
No of Petitions Rejected For Lack of Jurisdiction
Total
271
348
300
Note:The Summary Total means the difference between the Total number of petitions Received/Investigated
those refered to other Agencies at the point of receipt and those carried over to the succeeding year
TABLE 200: PETITIONS ASSIGNED/ REFERRED, 2006 2011

Zones
2006
2007
2008
2010
2011
Investigation
Department
147
234
180
130
93
Special Duties
Department
176
124
170
82
67
53
49
95
58
68
Financial Investigation
Unit
44
21
74
49
Assets Tracing,
Recovery & Mgt. Unit
Chairmans Special
Unit
50
101
376
451
466
394
378
Special Investigation
Team
Total
Note: 2009 not available
203
TABLE 201:
Year
SUMMARY OF REPORTED ROAD ACCIDENT CASES AND CASUALTIES, 2005 2009
Fatal
Cases
Serious
Minor
Total
Killed
Casualties
Injured
Total
2005
6,132
7,849
4,678
18,659
8,980
16,888
25,868
2006
5,806
8,052
4,804
18,662
9,131
19,200
28,331
2007
2,162
4,812
1,530
8,504
9,390
17,412
26,802
2008
6,345
7,258
4,252
17,855
9,572
19,495
29,067
2009
4,663
5,450
3,571
Source: Nigeria Police Force/Federal Road Safety Commission.
13,684
5,661
11,055
16,716
CHART 14: REPORTED ROAD ACCIDENT CASES, 2005 2010
N
u
m
b
e
r
Fatal
Serious
Minor
Total
CHART 15: REPORTED ROAD ACCIDENT CASUALTIES, 2006 2010
Y
e
a
r
Total
Injured
Killed
Number
204
TABLE: 202:
NUMBER OF CASES REPORTED ON ROAD ACCIDENTS BY STATES, 2006 2010
Cases
State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Abia
123
270
462
259
34
Adamawa
366
560
413
278
167
Akwa Ibom
602
598
434
395
62
Anambra
288
194
432
474
70
Bauchi
470
420
670
415
105
Bayelsa
176
200
160
93
41
Benue
1165
1,056
643
801
159
Borno
283
357
251
254
78
Cross River
680
555
560
378
53
Delta
524
502
587
590
152
Ebonyi
686
206
245
46
Edo
457
418
416
558
239
Ekiti
304
236
96
220
42
Enugu
702
700
143
646
80
Gombe
185
550
226
536
Imo
377
377
152
46
Jigawa
215
212
188
97
113
Kaduna
968
968
463
1,328
92
Kano
847
816
776
553
468
Katsina
388
311
359
379
239
Kebbi
284
312
342
346
171
Kogi
343
523
434
103
Kwara
202
267
209
288
264
Lagos
620
413
2,230
83
Nassarawa
147
191
237
95
240
Niger
270
262
341
291
330
Ogun
1,659
1,324
1,347
767
206
Ondo
384
377
313
509
386
Osun
740
733
758
646
118
1,160
966
184
516
94
Plateau
751
766
752
454
111
Rivers
1080
788
811
552
81
Sokoto
133
129
147
62
Taraba
299
310
962
271
58
Yobe
158
322
194
148
43
120
222
130
99
626
488
Oyo
Zamfara
FCT(Abuja)
Total
18,662
17,797
205
848
801
59
17,855
13,684
5,330
TABLE 203:
NUMBER OF CASES REPORTED ON ROAD ACCIDENTS BY STATES, 2006 2010

Casualty
State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Abia
194
440
602
351
126
Adamawa
411
952
384
364
589
Akwa Ibom
825
650
442
447
156
Anambra
315
246
506
574
283
Bauchi
900
665
1,391
594
608
Bayelsa
190
232
173
156
73
Benue
1996
1,779
1,560
1,874
437
Borno
403
603
416
344
307
1108
934
772
523
199
Cross River
Delta
708
541
747
544
739
1014
270
240
140
Edo
307
422
570
492
1,131
Ekiti
391
374
190
222
140
Enugu
537
476
132
491
425
Gombe
330
840
360
2,203
Imo
475
476
57
216
Jigawa
251
178
228
147
379
Kaduna
Ebonyi
3773
3773
1,154
864
279
Kano
976
780
984
643
1,924
Katsina
956
1006
945
1,196
791
Kebbi
272
225
2,209
448
851
Kogi
263
916
379
341
Kwara
322
461
453
475
1,562
Lagos
1,254
221
2,446
370
355
460
571
154
681
Nassarawa
Niger
366
192
735
570
1,013
Ogun
2,290
2,279
2,067
1,029
763
Ondo
881
663
419
714
1,486
Osun
1264
1,384
1,450
703
Oyo
1,532
990
219
489
571
Plateau
933
944
1,182
536
846
Rivers
982
555
1,002
569
326
Sokoto
279
297
436
223
Taraba
378
407
2,100
458
340
Yobe
324
691
502
398
197
88
373
363
418
576
393
728
630
324
26,803
29,067
16,716
2,2160
Zamfara
FCT(Abuja)
Total
28,331
206
TABLE 204:
TOTAL NUMBER OF ROAD ACCIDENT CASUALTIES BY CATEGORY AND STATES, 2007 2008
2007
2008
Cases
State
Fatal
Serious
Casualty
Minor
Total
Killed
Injured
Cases
Total
Fatal
Serious
Casualty
Minor
Total
Killed
Injured
Total
Abia
270
136
118
270
140
300
440
188
205
69
462
602
602
Adamawa
174
297
89
560
230
722
952
125
111
177
413
152
232
384
Akwa Ibom
229
312
57
598
256
394
650
207
199
28
434
182
260
442
57
92
45
194
93
153
246
148
281
432
174
332
506
Bauchi
112
120
188
420
132
533
665
331
253
86
670
518
873
1,391
Bayelsa
64
95
41
200
77
155
232
36
89
35
160
56
117
173
Benue
331
580
145
1,056
487
1,292
1,779
225
292
126
643
425
1,135
1,560
Borno
Cross
River
126
123
99
357
147
456
603
104
87
60
251
142
274
416
193
274
88
555
276
658
934
217
237
106
560
246
526
772
Delta
121
266
115
502
216
325
541
190
259
138
587
155
592
747
Ebonyi
50
100
56
206
70
200
270
60
120
65
245
30
210
240
Edo
89
130
199
418
102
320
422
106
129
181
416
167
403
570
Ekiti
76
135
25
236
99
275
374
36
42
18
96
44
146
190
Enugu
183
319
198
700
186
290
476
33
85
25
143
38
94
132
Gombe
250
150
150
550
660
180
840
150
70
226
230
130
360
Imo
170
81
126
377
340
136
476
Jigawa
50
76
86
212
58
120
178
132
40
16
188
97
131
228
Kaduna
376
346
246
968
1,512
2,261
3,773
308
120
35
463
578
576
1,154
Kano
212
283
321
816
220
560
780
301
308
167
776
355
629
984
Katsina
190
97
24
311
369
637
1,006
231
101
27
359
326
619
945
Kebbi
86
104
122
312
92
133
225
94
202
46
342
163
2,046
2,209
Kogi
222
184
117
523
384
532
916
328
104
434
29
350
379
Kwara
64
110
93
267
146
315
461
92
70
47
209
297
156
453
Lagos
83
196
134
413
84
137
221
170
1,061
999
2,230
861
1,585
2,446
Anambra
Nassarawa
169
42
191
181
279
460
177
60
237
264
307
571
Niger
60
87
115
262
66
126
192
153
134
54
341
232
503
735
Ogun
419
520
313
1,324
734
1,545
2,279
473
403
471
1,347
683
1,384
2,067
Ondo
139
157
81
377
226
437
663
125
121
67
313
202
217
419
Osun
232
344
157
733
350
1,034
1,384
257
342
159
758
413
1,037
1,450
Oyo
222
310
434
966
310
680
990
24
121
39
184
26
193
219
Plateau
218
250
298
766
322
622
944
197
350
205
752
234
948
1,182
Rivers
Sokoto
146
128
392
1
250
-
788
129
144
206
411
91
555
297
209
138
372
9
230
0
811
147
234
201
768
235
1,002
436
Taraba
92
150
68
310
100
307
407
425
398
139
962
725
1,375
2,100
175
130
17
322
254
437
691
110
75
194
191
311
502
Zamfara
17
55
48
120
22
66
88
86
107
29
222
106
267
373
FCT(Abuja)
76
188
224
488
99
294
393
159
301
388
848
194
534
728
26,803
6,345
7,258
4,252
17,855
9,572
19,495
29,067
Yobe
Total
5,871
7,232 4,887
17,797
9,390 17,413
207
TABLE 205:
TOTAL NUMBER OF ROAD ACCIDENT CASUALTIES BY CATEGORY AND STATES, 2009- 2010
2009
2010
Cases
State
Fatal
Casualty
Serious
Minor
Total
Killed
Injured
Cases
Total
Fatal
Casualty
Serious
Minor
Total
Killed
Injured
Total
Abia
112
103
44
259
121
230
351
24
34
17
109
126
Adamawa
124
109
45
278
154
210
364
16
151
167
39
550
589
Akwa Ibom
187
166
42
395
173
274
447
14
25
23
62
39
117
156
Anambra
188
175
111
474
273
301
574
16
28
26
70
53
230
283
Bauchi
162
111
142
415
231
363
594
39
52
14
105
129
479
608
Bayelsa
32
61
93
20
136
156
15
21
41
11
62
73
Benue
274
339
188
801
401
1,473
1,874
54
89
16
159
94
343
437
Borno
92
67
95
254
176
168
344
11
51
16
78
57
250
307
Cross River
158
146
74
378
343
180
523
13
26
14
53
47
152
199
Delta
186
239
165
590
201
343
544
37
90
25
152
118
621
739
13
21
12
46
48
92
140
Edo
197
169
192
558
209
283
492
51
127
61
239
147
984
1,131
Ekiti
38
118
64
220
43
179
222
28
42
15
125
140
100
266
280
646
98
393
491
26
41
13
80
82
343
425
14
31
46
48
168
216
37
54
61
152
18
39
57
18
72
23
113
54
325
379
Ebonyi
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
40
30
27
97
50
97
147
22
48
22
92
47
232
279
Kaduna
506
524
298
1,328
364
500
864
116
187
165
468
405
1,519
1,924
Kano
199
225
129
553
213
430
643
32
149
58
239
101
690
791
Katsina
261
89
29
379
516
680
1,196
66
62
43
171
207
644
851
Kebbi
116
159
71
346
167
281
448
11
39
53
103
39
302
341
69
142
53
264
269
1,293
1,562
Kwara
113
126
49
288
21
454
475
15
40
28
83
67
303
370
Lagos
27
113
100
240
89
592
681
32
42
21
95
91
63
154
79
204
47
330
194
819
1,013
Niger
154
100
37
291
199
371
570
41
108
57
206
208
555
763
Ogun
201
341
225
767
254
775
1,029
92
189
105
386
369
1,117
1,486
Ondo
144
231
134
509
205
509
714
34
64
20
118
167
536
703
Osun
172
310
164
646
27
51
16
94
100
471
571
Oyo
109
207
200
516
191
298
489
44
56
11
111
144
702
846
Plateau
128
226
100
454
158
378
536
15
53
13
81
45
281
326
Rivers
Sokoto
130
0
254
0
168
0
552
0
176
0
393
0
569
0
12
15
25
25
25
18
62
58
47
71
176
269
223
340
Taraba
118
88
65
271
159
299
458
33
43
10
187
197
Yobe
87
53
148
126
272
398
24
49
26
99
96
322
418
Zamfara
59
53
18
130
100
263
363
11
25
23
59
29
295
324
207
269
325
801
210
420
630
81
286
169
539
363
1,840
2,203
4,663
5,450
3,571
13,684
Total
5,661
Source: Nigeria Police Force/Federal Road Safety Commission
11,055
16,716
1,178
2,819
1,333
5,330
4,065
18,095
22,160
Kogi
Nassarawa
FCT(Abuja)
208
TABLE 206:
NUMBER OF REPORTED FIRE OUTBREAKS IN NIGERIA BY TYPE, 2006- 2010

Number
Type of Fire
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
141
141
242
221
246
10
10
641
27
98
76
24
149
1,000,000,000
1,000,000,000
717,000,000
8,600,000
8,800,000,000
Domestic Private Fire

Number of calls
Number of lives saved
Number of lives lost
Estimated value of goods lost('000)
Estimated Values of Goods Saved('000)
17,100,000,000
Factory/Industrial Fire
Number of calls

16
17
24
44
800,000,000
800,000,000
612,000,000
500,000,000
100
100
86
71
70
10
35
43
171
130
1,700,000,000
1,700,000,000
311,000,000
3,000,000
2,100,000,000
9,774,100,000
Others
Number of calls
Estimated Values of Goods Saved('000)
Sources: Federal Fire Service Hqts Abuja

Note: - = Nil
209
CHAPTER 6
EDUCATION
This chapter presents data on formal education at various levels in Nigeria.
The
educational system in the country is 6-3-3-4 system, that is, 6 years of primary, 3 years of
junior secondary, 3 years of senior secondary school and 4 years of university or
undergraduate education leading to the award of a degree. This system is designed to
produce people that are employable and who can be self-reliant. It is also to encourage
vocational and technical education that would be relevant to the needs of the society. The
junior secondary school is both pre-vocational and academic. At the senior secondary
level, technical, commercial and other vocational courses are included to make the school
leavers employable and relevant.
Colleges of Education are responsible for the training of middle-level manpower in

teaching education. Students are trained for three years, on completion of which they are
awarded the Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE). As
professional teachers, they can
teach in primary, Junior Secondary (JS) or Senior Secondary (SS) schools, depending on
their areas of specialization.
Polytechnics and Colleges of Technology are mainly to produce middle-level technical

manpower at the sub-professional level of two categories: National Diploma (ND) and
Higher National Diploma (HND). These institutions are supervised by the National Board
for Technical Education (NBTE).
Universities constitute the third tier of higher education in Nigeria. Admissions into first
degree courses are through tests conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation
Board (JAMB) or by direct entry with the Higher School Certificate or its equivalent. The
basic admission requirement is Senior School Certificate with a minimum of five credits,
including English Language, Mathematics and other subjects relevant to the proposed
course of study.
This chapter also presents data on admission into Nigeria Civil Aviation School, as well as
membership of the Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (a professional body) and
Education Trust Fund Intervention in Educational Institutions. The data cover enrolment,
number of schools, student out-turn, manpower, funding, among other statistics.
210
TABLE 207:
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL STATISTICS, 2006 2010
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
70,822
65,731
68,715
68,715
66,979
Total Enrolment
21,717,789
20,469,395
18,980,395
18,818,544
19,042,167
Total Male Enrolment
11,895,194
11,086,997
10,252,000
10,154,860
10,215,179
9,822,595
9,382,398
8,728,395
8,663,684
8,826,988
Total Teachers
439,330
285,968
198,756
130,040
519,854
Total Male Teachers
224,257
145,092
106,037
67,204
285,391
Total Female Teachers
215,073
140,876
92,719
67,448
234,463
Total Class Rooms
268,454
na
na
na
Na
144.7
36.6
Total Schools
Total Female Enrolment
Teacher/Pupil Ratio
49
72
95
Sources: Federal Ministry of Education/Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC)
Note: na =not available
CHART 16: NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL STATISTICS, 2006 2010
Total Teachers
Year

Total Enrolment
Number
211
TABLE 208:
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOL STATISTICS, 2006 2010
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
18,272
18,272
19,324
20,542
18,307
1,144,095
1,162,675
1,011,914
1,262,432
1,621,638
596,897
596,506
516,742
637,036
812,507
547,198
566,169
495,172
625,396
809,131
Total Teachers
60,806
43,114
27,110
na
75,899
Total Male Teachers
20,797
15,107
12,094
na
32,162
40,009
28,007
15,016
na
43,737
na
na
na
na
Na
18.82
26.97
37.33
na
21.37
Total Schools
Total Enrolment
Total Class Rooms

Teacher/Pupil Ratio
Sources: Federal Ministry of Education
Note: na = Not available
CHART 17: NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOL STATISTICS, 2006 2010
Total Teachers
Year

Total Enrolment
Number
212
TABLE 209:
NUMBER OF PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS BY STATE, 2006 - 2010

Number
State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010*
Abia
1,458
1,483
1,518
1,605
1,605
Adamawa
1,614
1,623
1,680
1,890
1,890
Akwa Ibom
1,141
1,143
1,143
1,146
1,146
Anambra
1,339
1,029
1,367
1,038
1,038
Bauchi
2,274
2,336
2,601
2,601
2,601
535
537
537
537
537
Benue
4,340
2,487
2,511
4,486
4,486
Borno
1,573
1,585
1,617
1,668
1,668
Cross River
1,032
1,032
1,016
1,017
1,017
Delta
1,146
1,173
1,173
1,006
1,006
Ebonyi
1,676
1,737
1,817
1,138
1,138
Edo
1,241
1,266
1,290
1,288
1,288
Ekiti
1,050
1,073
1,153
788
788
Enugu
1,451
1,164
1,178
1,485
1,485
Gombe
1,482
1,509
1,559
1,734
1,734
Imo
1,270
1,270
1,270
1,269
1,269
Jigawa
1,959
2,114
1,788
1,868
1,868
Kaduna
3,715
4,166
4,341
4,341
4,341
Kano
3,875
4,440
4,813
4,813
4,813
Katsina
2,275
2,311
2,353
2,353
2,353
Kebbi
1,614
1,646
1,504
1,587
1,587
Kogi
2,765
2,839
2,906
3,188
3,188
Kwara
1,464
1,495
1,495
1,658
1,658
Lagos
1,179
1,221
952
986
986
Nassarawa
1,305
1,130
1,411
1,652
1,652
Niger
3,710
3,899
3,954
3,954
3,954
Ogun
1,889
1,945
1,921
1,921
1,921
Ondo
1,949
2,009
1,973
1,164
1,164
Osun
1,687
1,703
1,760
1,760
1,760
Oyo
2,822
2,973
2,992
2,992
2,992
Plateau
1,881
1,975
1,989
na
na
Rivers
1,523
1,649
1,662
1,667
1,667
Sokoto
2,814
1,325
2,885
1,967
1,967
Taraba
1,495
1,513
1,513
1,514
1,514
Yobe
1,125
1,191
1,200
1,013
1,013
Zamfara
1,246
1,286
1,408
1,408
1,408
448
454
465
477
477
66,979
66,979
Bayelsa
FCT(Abuja)
Total
70,822
65,731
68,715
Note: na = not available
213
TABLE 210:
State
NUMBER OF PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS BY STATE, 2006 - 2010

2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Abia
291,472
249,733
228,694
237,535
247,453
Adamawa
443,143
405,232
387,663
378,433
378,433
Akwa Ibom
775,319
1,382,050
820,171
855,007
906,247
Anambra
411,412
439,484
513,421
584,170
44,865
Bauchi
951,935
823,194
682,836
823,194
737,505
Bayelsa
448,658
409,129
462,827
409,129
256,876
Benue
705,104
758,853
818,064
762,085
648,789
Borno
789,486
717,175
512,619
543,921
590,570
Cross River
357,762
338,265
319,339
243,079
223,099
Delta
338,579
327,268
401,321
327,268
291,126
Ebonyi
435,803
379,876
467,953
252,132
329,670
Edo
281,880
235,652
199,315
235,652
291,121
Ekiti
473,904
500,894
167,095
126,105
131,233
Enugu
602,289
294,443
278,876
246,751
237,548
Gombe
360,183
296,832
323,984
406,031
347,031
Imo
627,975
692,359
771,881
819,067
827,212
Jigawa
384,056
487,812
398,030
415,434
471,820
Kaduna
855,595
902,571
852,781
953,389
972,985
Kano
1,277,767
1,416,986
1,524,275
1,754,115
1,883,472
Katsina
1,059,450
1,112,550
1,133,402
802,126
1,351,032
Kebbi
348,591
330,471
412,425
345,966
385,881
Kogi
978,189
937,851
740,049
1,128,027
1,143,841
Kwara
426,498
311,400
348,938
201,476
199,514
Lagos
383,626
348,303
406,441
413,990
387,581
Nassarawa
490,086
384,904
328,303
306,217
314,113
Niger
523,098
482,556
380,725
482,556
682,201
Ogun
353,855
388,930
359,753
388,930
433,570
Ondo
744,120
740,947
860,306
635,041
830,434
Osun
395,254
406,290
354,006
347,515
268,660
1,172,032
993,913
793,670
687,313
733,666
Plateau
789,169
679,554
782,273
na
Na
Rivers
343,002
366,957
235,819
366,957
1658
Sokoto
470,118
285,263
332,810
758,108
1,055,198
Taraba
565,705
597,508
593,357
472,300
525,315
Yobe
568,764
513,260
471,218
626,913
621,312
Zamfara
347,174
290,381
283,716
300,390
18,254
FCT, Abuja
334,394
240,549
226,732
182,222
172,882
18,818,544
19,042,167
Oyo
Total
21,717,789
20,469,395
18,980,395
214
TABLE 211:
NUMBER OF PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS BY STATE, 2006 - 2010
State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Abia
1,458
1,483
1,518
15,984
16,427
Adamawa
1,614
1,623
1,680
22,655
18,708
Akwa Ibom
1,141
1,143
1,143
21.363
22,091
Anambra
1,339
1,029
1,367
38,744
44,865
Bauchi
2,274
2,336
2,601
21,161
29,736
535
537
537
5,520
10,908
Benue
4,340
2,487
2,511
35,879
131,862
Borno
1,573
1,585
1,617
17,536
20,271
Cross River
1,032
1,032
1,016
38,660
41,704
Delta
1,146
1,173
1,173
62,959
121,021
Ebonyi
1,676
1,737
1,817
15,217
15,400
Edo
1,241
1,266
1,290
41,220
44,208
Ekiti
1,050
1,073
1,153
28,249
28,813
Enugu
1,451
1,164
1,178
16,063
32,047
Gombe
1,482
1,509
1,559
16,844
17,240
Imo
1,270
1,270
1,270
10,081
10,557
Jigawa
1,959
2,114
1,788
14,015
15,813
Kaduna
3,715
4,166
4,341
139,866
151,747
Kano
3,875
4,440
4,813
152,094
157,473
Katsina
2,275
2,311
2,353
10,137
23,661
Kebbi
1,614
1,646
1,504
13,993
13,816
Kogi
2,765
2,839
2,906
26,968
31,722
Kwara
1,464
1,495
1,495
72,780
67,712
Lagos
1,179
1,221
952
Na
na
Nassarawa
1,305
1,130
1,411
25,958
20,975
Niger
3,710
3,899
3,954
40,454
105,443
Ogun
1,889
1,945
1,921
111,170
173,375
Ondo
1,949
2,009
1,973
18,065
17,357
Osun
1,687
1,703
1,760
13,861
15,115
Oyo
2,822
2,973
2,992
58,297
55,852
Plateau
1,881
1,975
1,989
Na
na
Rivers
1,523
1,649
1,662
39,005
38,595
Sokoto
2,814
1,325
2,885
10,011
10,720
Taraba
1,495
1,513
1,513
30,716
32,893
Yobe
1,125
1,191
1,200
8,426
9.098
Zamfara
1,246
1,286
1,408
11,937
18,254
448
454
465
56,544
56,168
1,262,432
1,621,638
Bayelsa
FCT(Abuja)
Total
70,822
65,731
68,715
Sources: Federal Ministry of Education/ Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC)
215
TABLE 212:
State
NUMBER OF PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS PUPILS BY STATE, 2006 - 2010
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Abia
47,172
17,224
1,722
15,984
16,427
Adamawa
20,899
27,262
26,801
22,655
18,708
Akwa Ibom
47,731
40,899
12,405
21.363
22,091
Anambra
26,640
20,300
57,189
38,744
44,865
Bauchi
19,092
21,074
56,334
21,161
29,736
Bayelsa
7,210
5,520
4,458
5,520
10,908
Benue
12,974
35,879
47,823
35,879
131,862
Borno
33,225
13,602
19,885
17,536
20,271
Cross River
17,528
29,736
28,060
38,660
41,704
Delta
65,477
62,959
54,688
62,959
121,021
Ebonyi
12,735
11,458
11,529
15,217
15,400
Edo
40,613
11,378
15,146
41,220
44,208
Ekiti
9,492
17,041
10,848
28,249
28,813
Enugu
5,371
5,670
33,519
16,063
32,047
Gombe
18,709
14,676
7,800
16,844
17,240
Imo
26,918
18,276
10,256
10,081
10,557
Jigawa
9,111
13,621
10,948
14,015
15,813
Kaduna
66,829
61,168
41,785
139,866
151,747
Kano
31,656
93,458
53,527
152,094
157,473
Katsina
15,176
21,754
33,191
10,137
23,661
Kebbi
17,227
17,519
17,689
13,993
13,816
Kogi
36,890
32,839
27,722
26,968
31,722
Kwara
62,179
26,480
13,685
72,780
67,712
Lagos
43,868
48,994
65,879
na
na
Nassarawa
27,133
25,958
20,975
25,958
20,975
Niger
39,420
40,454
45,673
40,454
105,443
Ogun
86,278
111,170
89,825
111,170
173,375
Ondo
48,487
72,551
5,081
18,065
17,357
Osun
37,271
42,453
31,443
13,861
15,115
Oyo
86,859
76,720
51,908
58,297
55,852
Plateau
22,119
28,504
na
na
na
Rivers
16,201
16,450
10,791
39,005
38,595
Sokoto
13,215
12,678
9,473
10,011
10,720
Taraba
18,543
12,963
13,570
30,716
32,893
Yobe
8,436
11,366
7,462
8,426
9.098
Zamfara
7,364
10,060
3,335
11,937
18,254
38,047
32,534
32,233
FCT, Abuja
Total
1,144,095
1,162,675
1,011,914
na = not available
216
56,544
56,168
1,262,432
1,621,638
TABLE 213:
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS ENROLMENT BY LGA AND STATE, 2006

Number
No. of
LGAs
No. of
Male
Female
Total
Total No.
Total Class*
Schools
Enrolment
Enrolment
Enrolment
of Teachers
Rooms
Abia
17
1,458
143,907
147,565
291,472
9,907
7,474
Adamawa
21
1,614
243,750
199,393
443,143
15,542
6,282
Akwa Ibom
31
1,141
377,719
397,600
775,319
14,290
10,608
Anambra
21
1,339
204,144
207,268
411,412
12,087
8,443
Bauchi
20
2,274
605,956
345,979
951,935
11,359
5,176
State
Bayelsa
535
226,885
221,773
448,658
5,328
2,486
Benue
23
4,340
375,409
329,695
705,104
16,697
11,914
Borno
27
1,573
453,305
336,181
789,486
13,063
5,457
Cross River
18
1,032
181,218
176,544
357,762
12,692
6,129
Delta
25
1,146
159,441
179,138
338,579
15,179
8,657
Ebonyi
13
1,676
215,054
220,749
435,803
8,219
6,336
Edo
18
1,241
142,705
139,175
281,880
7,812
6,646
Ekiti
16
1,050
225,856
248,048
473,904
7,814
5,623
Enugu
17
1,451
302,211
300,078
602,289
12,548
7,565
Gombe
11
1,482
210,165
150,018
360,183
7,775
1,897
Imo
27
1,270
328,531
299,444
627,975
14,760
11,389
Jigawa
27
1,959
228,789
155,267
384,056
na
3,999
Kaduna
23
3,715
473,985
381,610
855,595
25,334
11,064
Kano
44
3,875
718,046
559,721
1,277,767
21,710
12,352
Katsina
34
2,275
678,847
380,603
1,059,450
15,418
6,884
Kebbi
21
1,614
226,963
121,628
348,591
10,015
4,192
Kogi
21
2,765
484,646
493,543
978,189
15,918
11,064
Kwara
16
1,464
241,221
185,277
426,498
16,385
6,673
Lagos
20
1,179
187,071
196,555
383,626
14,641
12,517
Nasarawa
13
1,305
276,822
213,264
490,086
10,996
4,736
Niger
25
3,710
325,447
197,651
523,098
5,467
7,486
Ogun
20
1,889
179,810
174,045
353,855
15,314
9,253
Ondo
18
1,949
367,956
376,164
744,120
11,284
8,404
Osun
30
1,687
195,817
199,437
395,254
183
6,710
Oyo
33
2,822
575,050
596,982
1,172,032
22,067
10,810
Plateau
17
1,881
411,986
377,183
789,169
16,980
9,776
Rivers
23
1,523
168,462
174,540
343,002
7,058
4,012
Sokoto
23
2,814
334,406
135,712
470,118
5,149
5,811
Taraba
16
1,495
323,674
242,031
565,705
17,304
12,449
Yobe
17
1,125
352,468
216,296
568,764
4,600
2,713
Zamfara
14
1,246
250,311
96,863
347,174
5,297
3,087
448
200,747
159,436
334,394
4,542
2,380
Total
774
70,822
11,895,194
9,822,595
21,717,789
430,734
268,454
FCT(Abuja)
217
TABLE 214:

Number
State
No. of
LGAs
No. of
Schools
Male
Enrolment
Female
Enrolment
Total
Enrolment
Total No.
of Teachers
Total Class
Rooms
Abia
17
1,483
124,523
125,210
Adamawa
21
1,623
221,738
183,494
249,733
5,076
8,114
405,232
11,147
7,627
Akwa Ibom
31
1,143
675,999
Anambra
21
1,029
219,991
706,051
1,382,050
15,843
10,183
219,493
439,484
8,369
13,730
Bauchi
20
2,336
Bayelsa
537
485,954
337,240
823,194
8,793
5,460
205,484
203,645
409,129
5,495
3,239
Benue
23
2,487
408,527
350,326
758,853
13,892
14,003
Borno
Cross River
27
1,585
415,364
301,811
717,175
8,902
6,378
18
1,032
169,496
168,769
338,265
6,530
8,655
Delta
25
1,173
165,704
161,564
327,268
17,015
12,319
Ebonyi
13
1737
185,840
194,036
379,876
4,339
9,316
Edo
18
1,266
119,566
116,086
235,652
6,363
9,711
Ekiti
16
1073
242,457
258,437
500,894
6,113
7,086
Enugu
17
1,164
151,970
142,473
294,443
8,795
11,417
Gombe
11
1,509
173,222
123,610
296,832
6,597
4,211
Imo
27
1,270
354,868
337,491
692,359
7,909
11,845
Jigawa
27
2,114
301,085
186,727
487,812
5,386
7,662
Kaduna
23
4,166
502,674
399,897
902,571
8,760
10,836
Kano
44
4,440
783,946
633,040
1,416,986
6,615
16,466
Katsina
34
2,311
703,924
408,626
1,112,550
9,122
9,022
Kebbi
21
1,646
215,228
115,243
330,471
4,707
5,878
Kogi
21
2,839
467,026
470,825
937,851
11,427
6,152
Kwara
16
1,495
166,131
145,269
311,400
10,610
7,218
Lagos
20
1221
170,292
178,011
348,303
6,441
12,574
Nasarawa
13
1,130
220,977
163,927
384,904
10,375
3,772
Niger
25
3,899
298,211
184,345
482,556
6,181
7,921
Ogun
20
1,945
198,274
190,656
388,930
9,669
11,691
Ondo
18
2,009
364,486
376,461
740,947
8,967
7,277
Osun
30
1,703
203,399
202,891
406,290
6,256
13,543
Oyo
33
2,973
490,268
503,645
993,913
13,502
16,014
Plateau
17
1,975
354,292
325,262
679,554
8,726
9,254
Rivers
23
1,649
179,845
187,112
366,957
5,262
6,309
Sokoto
23
1,325
198,397
86,866
285,263
3,200
7,752
Taraba
16
1,513
340,321
257,187
597,508
5,228
7,081
Yobe
17
1191
304,889
208,371
513,260
1,917
4,360
Zamfara
14
1,286
206,563
83,818
290,381
2,887
2,780
454
96,066
144,483
240,549
2,537
2,734
Total
774
65,731
11,086,997
9,382,398
20,469,395
285,968
319,590
FCT(Abuja)
218
TABLE 215:
No. of
LGAs
No. of
Schools
Male
Enrolment
Female
Enrolment
Total
Enrolment
Total No.
of Teachers
Number
Total Class
Rooms
Abia
17
818
143,096
152,055
295,151
13,847
8,114
Adamawa
21
1,614
244,981
213,162
458,143
17,127
7,627
Akwa Ibom
31
1,145
374,596
388,042
762,638
12,555
10,183
Anambra
21
1,022
358,321
413,205
771,526
16,996
13,730
Bauchi
20
1,896
456,367
348,903
805,270
14,845
5,460
State
Bayelsa
577
176,716
175,161
351,877
4,890
3,239
Benue
23
2,452
295,388
259,321
554,709
15,607
14,003
Borno
27
1,302
316,126
249,114
565,240
18,212
6,378
Cross River
18
1,032
214,031
208,612
422,643
15,494
8,655
Delta
25
1,117
190,526
187,019
377,545
19,036
12,319
Ebonyi
13
942
268,305
281,994
550,299
10,740
9,316
Edo
18
1,109
137,107
135,468
272,575
11,092
9,711
Ekiti
16
773
108,375
111,337
219,712
9,856
7,086
Enugu
17
1,259
192,489
185,308
377,797
16,208
11,417
Gombe
11
1,026
197,311
146,714
344,025
10,806
4,211
Imo
27
1,261
402,054
366,950
769,004
14,727
11,845
Jigawa
27
1,750
276,045
183,981
460,026
13,815
7,662
Kaduna
23
3,313
586,613
443,696
1,030,309
35,063
10,836
Kano
44
3,756
956,155
761,806
1,717,961
35,067
16,466
Katsina
34
2,178
765,318
479,130
1,244,448
19,162
9,022
Kebbi
21
1,372
261,739
145,837
407,576
12,377
5,878
Kogi
21
2,034
429,591
444,266
873,857
18,028
6,152
Kwara
16
1,413
169,583
155,836
325,419
17,875
7,218
Lagos
20
966
241,931
248,421
490,352
20,008
12,574
Nasarawa
13
1,192
193,367
152,793
346,160
12,478
3,772
Niger
25
2,599
292,404
204,508
496,912
20,520
7,921
Ogun
20
1,363
328,261
313,618
641,879
23,710
11,691
Ondo
18
1,217
475,637
486,865
962,502
13,558
7,277
Osun
30
1,351
251,893
245,639
497,532
15,230
13,543
Oyo
33
1,925
450,123
464,769
914,892
27,469
16,014
Plateau
17
1,806
355,455
320,608
676,063
24,789
9,254
Rivers
23
1,154
153,017
158,684
311,701
9,654
6,309
Sokoto
23
1,664
264,938
122,853
387,791
7,039
7,752
Taraba
16
1,502
300,767
232,363
533,130
15,607
7,081
Yobe
17
949
313,340
218,359
531,699
6,578
4,360
Zamfara
14
1,120
230,066
97,403
327,469
7,546
2,780
465
111,911
106,775
218,686
9,319
2,734
Total
774
54,434
11,483,943
9,810,575
21,294,518
586,930
319,590
FCT(Abuja)
219
TABLE 216:

Number
State
No. of
LGAs
No. of
Schools
Male
Enrolment
Female
Enrolment
Total
Enrolment
Total No.
of Teachers
Total Class
Rooms
Abia
17
447
111,959
116,735
Adamawa
21
285
204,100
183,563
228,694
1,795
8,940
387,663
18,018
4,117
Akwa Ibom
31
428
400,237
Anambra
21
507
255,128
419,934
820,171
15,259
12,768
258,293
513,421
2,237
9,808
Bauchi
20
293
Bayelsa
110
394,246
288,590
682,836
2,372
5,050
237,351
225,476
462,827
6,456
3,389
Benue
23
Borno
27
551
438,694
379,370
818,064
3,418
16,134
385
286,399
226,220
512,619
2,723
5,207
Cross River
Delta
18
424
157,800
161,539
319,339
16,868
9,118
25
981
203,111
198,210
401,321
17,250
10,618
Ebonyi
13
154
232,795
235,158
467,953
2,001
8,412
Edo
18
613
100,893
98,422
199,315
2,074
Na
Ekiti
16
321
82,143
84,952
167,095
1,790
7,456
Enugu
17
309
140,769
138,107
278,876
2,870
8,579
Gombe
11
275
185,506
138,478
323,984
1,862
3,508
Imo
27
317
403,253
368,628
771,881
14,238
16,596
Jigawa
27
152
236,807
161,223
398,030
2,473
17,288
Kaduna
23
1,097
474,965
377,816
852,781
7,264
Na
Kano
44
234
833,354
690,921
1,524,275
6,558
25,172
Katsina
34
173
701,485
431,917
1,133,402
3,899
9,765
Kebbi
21
115
268,590
143,835
412,425
12,898
6,880
Kogi
21
397
367,947
372,102
740,049
4,368
10,991
Kwara
16
994
179,546
169,392
348,938
4,001
Na
Lagos
20
2235
197,911
208,530
406,441
3,080
12,337
Nasarawa
13
287
187,188
141,115
328,303
10,060
6,590
Niger
25
756
231,366
149,359
380,725
3,158
10,731
Ogun
20
1,320
181,452
178,301
359,753
3,516
9,469
Ondo
18
1,035
423,545
436,761
860,306
2,984
12,612
Osun
30
1,020
175,139
178,867
354,006
2,835
8,330
Oyo
33
1,660
393,233
400,437
793,670
4,591
13,314
Plateau
17
na
404,735
377,538
782,273
4,574
8,852
Rivers
23
215
116,419
119,400
235,819
2,274
6,288
Sokoto
23
219
228,675
104,135
332,810
na
6,759
Taraba
16
240
339,061
254,296
593,357
na
4,767
Yobe
17
66
276,671
194,547
471,218
na
5,222
Zamfara
14
61
195,721
87,995
283,716
na
5,162
648
117,883
108,849
226,732
1,223
Na
Total
774
19,324
10,252,000
8,728,395
18,980,395
190,987
8,940
FCT(Abuja)
220
TABLE 217:

Number
State
No. of
LGAs
No. of
Schools
Male
Enrolment
Female
Enrolment
Total
Enrolment
Total No.
of Teachers
Total Class
Rooms
Abia
17
2,130
121,965
141,915
263,880
10,265
Adamawa
21
2,175
215,877
181,264
397,141
14,776
4,117
Akwa Ibom
31
1,574
453,412
474,926
928,338
16,627
12,768
Anambra
21
1,545
44,696
45,034
89,730
13,604
9,808
Bauchi
20
2,894
446,812
320,429
767,241
19,842
5,050
Bayelsa
647
182,503
185,281
367,784
5,324
3,389
Benue
23
5,021
416,471
364,180
780,651
44,993
16,134
Borno
27
2,104
343,253
265,588
608,841
7,888
5,207
Cross River
18
1,441
134,985
129,818
264,803
18,750
9,118
Delta
25
1,987
205,429
206,709
412,138
32,250
10,618
Ebonyi
13
1,292
172,251
172,819
345,070
11,869
8,412
Edo
18
2,142
169,570
165,759
335,329
15,975
Na
Ekiti
16
1,122
79,342
80,704
160,046
12,746
7,456
Enugu
17
1,794
128,724
140,871
269,595
15,753
8,579
Gombe
11
2,087
207,986
156,285
364,271
5,526
3,508
Imo
27
1,620
441,697
396,054
837,751
6,929
16,596
Jigawa
27
1,956
286,914
200,719
487,633
13,824
17,288
Kaduna
23
5,438
614,115
510,617
1,124,732
39,054
Na
Kano
44
5,047
1,067,047
973,898
2,040,945
44,648
25,172
Katsina
34
2,526
842,347
532,346
1,374,693
20,084
9,765
Kebbi
21
1,702
255,929
143,768
399,697
10,921
6,880
Kogi
21
3,663
588,020
587,543
1,175,563
7,884
10,991
Kwara
16
2,649
139,755
127,471
267,226
17,199
Na
Lagos
20
986
189,033
198,548
387,581
13,769
12,337
Nasarawa
13
1,935
182,683
152,405
335,088
11,981
6,590
Niger
25
4,710
459,539
328,105
787,644
28,474
10,731
Ogun
20
3,241
305,139
301,806
606,945
19,297
9,469
Ondo
18
2,199
421,314
426,477
847,791
12,788
12,612
Osun
30
2,970
140,724
143,051
283,775
17,903
8,330
Oyo
33
4,652
388,081
401,437
789,518
27,411
13,314
Plateau
17
na
na
Rivers
23
621
19,854
Sokoto
23
1,886
587,782
Taraba
16
2,334
304,263
253,945
Yobe
17
1,589
332,626
Zamfara
14
1,074
19,496
1,125
116,052
8,940
na
na
na
8,852
20,399
40,253
13,321
6,288
478,136
1,065,918
12,894
6,759
558,208
5,989
4,767
297,784
630,410
3,082
5,222
17,012
36,508
7,947
5,162
112,998
229,050
14,166
Na
Total
774
85,286
11,027,686
9,636,119
20,663,805
595,753
8,940
FCT(Abuja)
221
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF NOMADIC SCHOOL STATISTICS, 2006 2010
TABLE 218:
2006
Total Schools
2007
2008
2009
2010
2,294
2,304
2,289
2,953
3,060
Total Enrolment
408,705
432,411
415,426
483,557
484,694
240,131
246,475
237,268
268,069
248,942
168,574
185,936
178,158
215,488
215,752
Total Teachers
7,711
8,667
12,059
14,233
13,849
Total Male Teachers

5,112
2,599
5,027
3,640
6,994
5,065
8,113
6,120
7,895
5,954
4,713
1:49
3,674
1:34
14,765
01:34
15,300
1;35
Total Class Rooms

3,614
Total Pupil Ratio
01:53
Sources: (1) Federal Ministry of Education
(2) National Council for Nomadic Education
CHART 18:
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF NOMADIC SCHOOL STATISTICS, 2006 2010
Total Enrolment
Total Teachers
TABLE 219:
Year
SUMMARY OF GRADUATE OF NOMADIC SCHOOL STATISTICS BY GENDER, 2006 - 2010

Number Graduated
Number Transited
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
2006
18,756
12,504
31,260
12,100
8,006
20,106
2007
22,956
15,304
38,260
16,940
11,208
28,148
2008
24,396
16,264
40,660
23,716
15,691
39,407
2009
27,983
18,765
46,748
27,376
17,812
45,188
2010
15,366
12,714
28,080
11,410
9,857
21,267
222
TABLE 220:
State
NUMBER OF NOMADIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS BY STATE, 2007- 2011
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Abia
81
86
92
92
99
Adamawa
77
79
93
110
110
Akwa Ibom
16
39
44
44
44
Anambra
92
92
96
96
96
Bauchi
125
149
149
233
233
Bayelsa
65
56
56
56
56
Benue
100
92
92
91
55
Borno
110
69
91
91
91
Cross River
122
48
53
53
53
Delta
85
60
40
40
43
Ebonyi
15
37
39
39
32
Edo
65
68
53
53
53
Ekiti
10
10
10
10
Enugu
62
60
61
61
46
Gombe
77
64
64
23
73
Imo
39
39
53
53
53
Jigawa
127
105
170
170
210
Kaduna
135
137
245
115
258
Kano
68
59
115
71
115
Katsina
71
71
71
81
71
Kebbi
57
54
81
34
81
Kogi
13
13
28
81
34
Kwara
45
35
63
106
81
Lagos
10
11
106
51
106
Nassarawa
53
40
51
258
51
Niger
169
112
243
16
258
Ogun
16
13
16
16
16
Ondo
15
16
16
16
16
Osun
32
35
45
45
45
Oyo
27
100
138
133
138
Plateau
111
134
134
134
134
Rivers
54
57
57
57
56
Sokoto
50
41
53
53
64
Taraba
104
97
103
103
103
Yobe
50
50
58
56
56
Zamfara
37
31
40
40
50
FCT, Abuja
41
30
34
34
34
2,304
2,289
2,953
3,060
3,123
Total
223
TABLE 221: NUMBER OF NOMADIC PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS BY STATE, 2007 - 2011
State
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Abia
5,506
15,183
15,183
15,183
15,183
Adamawa
7,400
10,197
9,999
11,467
11,464
Akwa Ibom
6,285
6,285
15,961
15,961
15,961
Anambra
15,466
13,908
13,908
13,908
13,908
Bauchi
31,752
24,458
25,966
25,966
25,966
Bayelsa
14,727
14,727
14,727
14,727
14,727
Benue
16,784
5,306
5,446
5,446
5,446
Borno
19,928
16,896
17,740
18,640
18,640
Cross River
22,620
7,455
7,455
7,455
7,455
Delta
8,721
8,721
8,721
8,721
8,721
Ebonyi
5,347
7,470
7,585
7,585
7,585
Edo
16,745
16,745
16,745
16,745
16,745
Ekiti
1,485
1,616
1,616
1,616
1,616
Enugu
5,822
5,605
6,155
6,155
6,155
Gombe
26,135
10,397
17,371
17,371
17,371
3,496
5,324
5,324
5,324
5,324
Jigawa
10,817
11,362
26,642
26,642
36,642
Kaduna
28,494
27,400
27,988
27,988
28,274
Kano
39,225
39,225
25,598
25,598
25,598
Katsina
Imo
22,072
26,252
26,252
26,252
26,252
Kebbi
4,331
6,941
7,358
7,358
10,009
Kogi
1,378
2,758
5,754
5,754
5,438
Kwara
2,284
4,786
4,581
4,581
4,581
Lagos
2,319
5,605
32,843
32,843
32,843
Nasarawa
7,364
6,408
6,408
6,408
6,408
Niger
17,162
17,334
17,334
17,334
17,334
Ogun
4,087
2,656
4,258
4,258
4,258
Ondo
3,882
3,279
3,965
3,965
3,965
Osun
2,416
8,153
8,153
8,153
8,153
Oyo
4,411
11,185
21,367
21,367
21,367
Plateau
29,318
32,105
32,219
32,219
32,219
Rivers
6,855
7,095
8,708
8,708
8,708
Sokoto
5,382
7,260
7,260
7,260
1,406
Taraba
18,938
11,543
11,543
10,221
10,221
Yobe
5,861
5,757
6,093
6,184
6,184
Zamfara
3,651
3,847
3,871
3,871
5,021
FCT(Abuja)
3,945
4,182
5,460
5,460
5,460
432,411
415,426
483,557
484,694
492,608
Total
224
TABLE 222:
NUMBER OF NOMADIC PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS BY STATE, 2007 - 2011
State
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Abia
198
586
684
684
684
Adamawa
252
466
395
418
418
Akwa Ibom
98
98
319
319
319
Anambra
529
684
354
354
354
Bauchi
387
920
920
625
625
Bayelsa
96
96
248
248
248
Benue
427
105
208
208
208
Borno
278
651
260
260
260
Cross River
129
238
247
247
247
Delta
217
217
122
122
122
Ebonyi
127
213
225
225
225
Edo
104
117
216
216
216
Ekiti
42
37
40
40
40
Enugu
232
284
284
284
284
Gombe
322
340
375
375
375
Imo
158
158
513
513
513
Jigawa
303
303
520
520
795
Kaduna
427
896
914
914
799
Kano
822
822
822
822
822
Katsina
382
443
443
443
443
Kebbi
216
242
262
262
264
Kogi
45
35
38
38
38
Kwara
149
294
388
388
388
Lagos
70
100
831
831
831
Nasarawa
198
259
259
259
359
Niger
376
557
581
581
581
Ogun
70
73
110
110
110
Ondo
80
87
88
88
88
Osun
68
101
106
105
106
Oyo
88
462
1060
1,060
1,060
Plateau
706
770
770
770
770
Rivers
199
214
235
235
235
Sokoto
125
117
117
117
117
Taraba
345
630
797
682
682
Yobe
188
127
154
157
157
56
103
103
103
183
Zamfara
FCT(Abuja)
158
Total
8,667
214
225
225
225
12,059
14,233
13,849
14,191
225
TABLE 223:
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL ENROLMENT, 2006 - 2010
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
5,877
9,067
na
na
19549
Total Enrolment
4,754,457
5,067,787
6,072,159
6,266,696
7,103,598
2,643,358
2,998,372
3,523,337
3,758,093
4,122,211
2,111,099
2,069,415
2,548,822
2,508,603
2,981,387
Total Number of Teachers
166,463
118,725
154,961
153,503
229,561
Total Male Teachers
101,396
74,316
98,372
90,212
129,825
65,067
44,409
56,589
63,291
99,736
Total Class Rooms
70,244
84,491
60,696
na
na
28.6
42.7
39.2
40.8
30.9
Total Schools
Teacher Student Ratio

Source: Federal Ministry of Education
CHART 17: NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL ENROLMENT, 2006 2010
Total Enrolment,
2010, 7,103,598
Year
Total Enrolment,
2009, 6,266,696
Total Enrolment,
2008, 6,072,159
Total Enrolment,
2007, 5,067,787
Total Enrolment
Number
226
Total Enrolment,
2006, 4,754,457
TABLE 224:
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOL ENROLMENT, 2006 - 2010

2006
2007
2008
2009*
2010
2,038
5,343
876
1,434
Na
Total Enrolment
624,252
3,403,800
888,800
1,551,285
1,943,595
291,614
2,998,372
482,983
677,158
885,016

Total Number of
Teachers
332,638
405,428
405,817
886,594
1,058,579
54,916
34,562
72,524
na
43,864**
Total Male Teachers
37,905
23,387
24,986
na
23645
17,011
11,175
26,621
na
20219
na
271
1,134
19,740
Na
Teacher Student Ratio

12
Source: Federal Ministry of Education
67
11
na
Na
Total Schools
Total Class Rooms
CHART 18: NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOL STATISTICS, 2006 - 2010
Total Enrolment,
2010, 1,943,595
Total Enrolment,
2009, 1,551,285
Year

Total Enrolment,
2008, 888,800
Total Enrolment
Total Enrolment,
2007, 3,403,800
Total Enrolment,
2006, 624,252
Number
227
TABLE 225:
TOTAL NUMBER OF PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY STATE, 2006 2010
State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Abia
231
653
653
653
499
Adamawa
125
296
296
296
615
Akwa Ibom
325
608
608
608
546
Anambra
333
504
504
504
576
Bauchi
153
288
288
288
338
Bayelsa
166
297
297
297
321
Benue
377
749
749
749
243
Borno
113
206
206
206
550
Cross River
251
487
487
487
953
Delta
613
1,066
1,066
1,066
362
Ebonyi
181
103
103
103
436
Edo
540
918
918
918
302
Ekiti
181
210
210
210
352
Enugu
282
498
498
498
585
Gombe
157
171
171
171
181
Imo
456
380
380
380
389
Jigawa
344
781
781
781
623
Kaduna
235
na
na
na
450
Kano
517
683
683
683
672
Katsina
157
774
774
774
1,102
Kebbi
78
329
329
329
320
Kogi
340
163
163
163
368
Kwara
267
544
544
544
1,146
Lagos
799
569
569
569
584
Nassarawa
276
483
483
483
612
Niger
182
513
513
513
664
Ogun
348
332
332
332
451
Ondo
370
844
844
844
372
Osun
469
690
690
690
639
Oyo
806
902
902
902
767
Plateau
481
1,143
1,143
1,143
1,275
Rivers
310
800
800
800
327
Sokoto
73
535
535
535
584
Taraba
204
91
91
91
214
Yobe
57
289
289
289
528
Zamfara
47
254
254
254
356
FCT, Abuja
69
85
85
85
247
18,238
19,549
Total
10,913
18,238
18,238
Note:
na = Not available
228
TABLE 226:
State
Abia
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL ENROLMENT, 2006 2010
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
88,213
103,960
69,745
77,218
89,868
Adamawa
126,397
162,411
165,008
155,911
128,491
Akwa Ibom
166,073
171,091
193,527
242,529
237,397
Anambra
93,100
103,076
220,980
161,188
136,405
Bauchi
75,680
56,889
119,146
121,703
133,284
Bayelsa
51,828
54,097
65,967
34,333
69,072
Benue
58,916
93,545
153,199
245,917
168,246
Borno
54,048
80,964
93,801
98,058
153,480
Cross River
59,452
79,479
80,882
90,651
88,065
188,023
155,483
197,013
207,673
226,023
Ebonyi
43,380
61,480
124,850
127,802
175,306
Edo
94,207
44,574
131,611
56,363
142,558
Delta
Ekiti
35,976
53,460
77,010
85,360
92,317
Enugu
128,832
121,309
167,889
170,483
181,017
Gombe
64,607
89,368
112,903
113,184
87,115
Imo
114,523
141,594
267,458
308,642
143,676
Jigawa
31,352
92,638
110,201
274,337
461,087
Kaduna
226,790
223,515
240,964
200,199
131,469
Kano
313,388
286,283
332,562
338,216
288,108
Katsina
120,161
160,746
139,581
244,561
433,868
Kebbi
93,076
123,683
156,969
151,018
250,875
Kogi
93,966
109,440
83,161
121,694
137,797
Kwara
144,617
172,581
140,704
86,791
124,884
Lagos
328,214
362,442
530,428
405,280
153,627
Nassarawa
265,525
189,970
139,077
256,972
574,796
Niger
159,990
159,598
160,489
179,508
140,665
Ogun
209,901
302,739
322,268
299,199
324,861
Ondo
169,068
203,897
183,965
289,875
326,842
Osun
223,785
194,226
256,379
268,933
235,013
Oyo
310,977
235,177
301,258
316,610
298,391
Plateau
126,815
126,635
144,062
116,641
318,087
Rivers
185,430
170,412
131,761
393
na
Sokoto
38,502
70,521
69,078
26,507
231,613
Taraba
99,261
74,692
119,253
85,437
80,691
Yobe
80,520
98,407
107,883
97,595
82,146
Zamfara
46,684
78,793
76,088
91,009
110,474
FCT, Abuja
43,180
58,612
85,039
118,906
145,984
5,067,787
6,072,159
6266696
7,103,598
Total
4,754,457
Sources: Federal Ministry of Education
Note:
na = Not available
229
TABLE 227:
NUMBER OF PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY STATE, 2006 2010
State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Abia
144
222
240
280
499
Adamawa
22
na
Na
615
Akwa Ibom
58
120
na
Na
546
Anambra
25
351
na
Na
576
Bauchi
30
111
na
Na
338
Bayelsa
22
na
Na
321
Benue
223
422
na
438
243
Borno
22
25
30
73
550
Cross River
61
305
na
Na
953
362
213
394
na
349
52
na
Na
436
Edo
173
463
na
Na
302
Ekiti
13
64
na
Na
352
102
na
Na
585
181
Delta
Ebonyi
Enugu
Gombe
40
30
na
33
Imo
78
168
na
Na
389
Jigawa
na
Na
623
Kaduna
56
129
na
Na
450
Kano
29
127
na
Na
672
Katsina
27
41
na
Na
1,102
Kebbi
na
Na
320
Kogi
62
109
na
Na
368
Kwara
35
80
76
77
1,146
Lagos
49
358
na
Na
584
Nasarawa
46
75
na
Na
612
Niger
38
na
Na
664
Ogun
138
256
na
Na
451
Ondo
102
206
na
Na
372
Osun
90
235
235
261
639
Oyo
95
245
na
Na
767
Plateau
103
295
295
Na
1,275
Rivers
43
117
na
Na
327
Sokoto
na
na
Na
584
Taraba
22
62
na
Na
214
Yobe
na
Na
528
Zamfara
na
Na
356
FCT, Abuja
Total
20
64
na
Na
247
2,038
5,343
876
1,511
19,549
Source: Federal Ministry of Education, Abuja

Note:
na = Not available
230
TABLE 228:
State
NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOL ENROLMENT, 2006 - 2010

2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
43,828
67,211
8,451
6,374
12,384
Adamawa
4,679
103,973
6,966
8,711
2,050
Akwa Ibom
32,190
102,489
16,856
14,114
11,921
7,614
124,884
47,259
26,002
27,775
12,780
42,228
21,954
28,233
28,382
Abia
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa
1,131
32,133
31,050
na
2,598
Benue
76,124
105,244
92,870
49,102
99,181
Borno
10,223
55,024
16,244
72,367
83,626
Cross River
13,211
73,638
56,505
58,762
57,576
Delta
35,227
125,506
35,665
85,357
89,757
5,025
50,486
13,515
30,540
70,909
Edo
41,539
27,872
42,246
50,419
54,659
Ekiti
1,202
34,175
9,757
21,306
23,021
Enugu
5,940
68,523
24,440
14,556
18,088
Gombe
10,718
75,678
14,797
18,213
18,202
Imo
23,465
86,355
11,772
12,770
13,302
293
61,964
2,128
684,953
694,886
15,705
136,837
11,992
2,049
2,618
6,916
192,156
21,968
81,039
90,680
Ebonyi
Jigawa
Kaduna
Kano
Katsina
13,199
98,433
14,551
69,191
71,505
Kebbi
2,091
77,638
8,443
19,692
20,333
Kogi
22,981
67,710
15,913
2,886
3,090
Kwara
8,422
112,749
16,414
4,855
20,773
Lagos
17,132
235,562
41,659
29,351
32,575
Nasarawa
33,621
95,897
27,313
na
na
Niger
621
180,772
5,569
na
33,501
Ogun
28,352
198,985
43,782
na
na
Ondo
19,252
121,273
38,286
na
218,025
Osun
20,102
119,008
27,083
59,972
20,940
Oyo
28,288
124,786
33,746
24,285
20,956
Plateau
43,343
89,779
75,059
23,884
28,012
Rivers
20,239
83,064
20,246
14,431
na
Sokoto
348
46,938
372
na
34,323
Taraba
11,019
49,581
13,488
12,743
4,134
2,163
50,040
1,521
152
23,235
597
44,286
6,327
17,993
4,089
4,672
40,923
12,593
6,983
6,489
3,403,800
888,800
1,551,285
1,943,595
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT, Abuja
Total
624,252
Source: Federal Ministry of Education, Abuja
Note:
na = Not available
231
TABLE 229:
ENTRIES FOR SOME SCIENCE, ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE SUBJECTS IN THE
WASC/ SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATIONS, 2007 - 2011
Number
Subject
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
English Language
1,270,137
1,369,168
1,370,659
1,331,381
1,540,141
Economics
1,207,613
1,301,867
1,296,655
1,256,886
1,446,686
Commerce
541,780
577,150
564,240
529,159
601,248
Government
792,019
864,948
859,659
805,298
925,300
Literature in English
381,425
422,520
421,510
399,095
462,266
Christian Rel. Knowledge
531,859
587,391
581,559
542,383
638,440
Physics
427,398
464,180
474,708
475,414
573,043
Chemistry
432,230
468,291
477,877
477,573
575,757
1,261,971
1,360,615
1,362,482
1,325,408
40,115
44,274
44,705
43,543
1,017,267
1,094,399
1,094,440
1,062,496
2,731
2,121
1,913
820
Mathematics
1,270,136
Source: West African Examinations Council
1,369,128
1,370,647
1,331,374
Biology
Further Mathematics
Agricultural Science
Electronics
TABLE 230:
Year
1,532,770
47,453
1,238,596
1,098
1,540,141
STUDENT PERFORMANCE IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN THE SENIOR SCHOOL

CERTIFICATE EXAMINATIONS (SSCE), 2007 2011
Total Pass
Fail
Total
Sat
A1 - C6
P7 - P8
F9
2007
1,252,570
379,831
30.32
466,378
37.23
379,006
30.25
2008
1,348,214
470,635
34.9
428,456
31.78
422,686
31.35
2009
1,347,472
553,099
41.04
403,995
29.98
327,880
24.33
2010
1,307,745
459,404
35.12
407,722
31.17
405,677
31.02
1,514,164
866,692
2011
57.23
366,376
24.19
275,923
18.22
232
ABLE 231:

EXAMINATIONS, 2006- 2010
Number
Year
Total
Sat
Total Pass
A1 - C6
P7 - P8
Fail
F9
2007
1,249,028
584,024
46.75
333,844
26.72
302,774
24.24
2008
1,340,907
767,596
57.24
318,435
23.74
229,021
17.07
2009
1,345,052
609,849
45.34
344,702
25.62
321,459
23.89
2010
1,306,535
548,066
41.94
363,920
27.85
355,382
27.20
2011
1,508,965
608,866
40.34
474,664
31.45
421,412
27.92
TABLE 232:
STUDENT PERFORMANCE IN SELECTED SUBJECTS IN THE SENIOR SCHOOL

CERTIFICATE EXAMINATIONS (SSCE), 2007- 2011
Number
Year
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
1,252,570
1,348,214
1,347,472
1,307,745
1,514,164
Total Passed
846,209
899,091
957,094
459,404
866,692
Total Failed
379,006
422,686
327,880
813,399
642,299
1,249,028
1,340,907
1,345,052
1,306,535
1,508,965
917,868
1,086,031
954,551
548,065
608,866
302,774
229,021
321,459
719,302
896,076
1,238,163
1,332,737
1,334,949
1,300,418
1,505,199
810,564
798,341
788,174
645,633
579,432
Total Failed
Physics
402,148
506,089
485,059
615,714
900,058
Total Sat
418,593
453,173
464,846
463,755
563,161
Total Passed
320,969
311,823
360,772
237,756
360,096
88,480
124,420
81,076
207,133
181,394
1,183,154
1,273,178
1,267,652
1,228,401
1,413,886
Total Passed
883,647
1,038,984
944,106
690,949
841,258
Total Failed
270,918
212,481
266,747
507,326
569,175
Total Sat
422,681
456,993
467,484
465,643
565,692
Total Passed
298,964
319,760
318,022
236,059
280,250
Total Failed
111,322
116,892
122,894
208,109
280,729
English Language
Total Sat
Mathematics
Total Sat
Total Passed
Total Failed
Biology
Total Sat
Total Passed
Total Failed
Econcmics
Total Sat
Chemistry
233
TABLE 234:
WEST AFRICAN SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION, MAY/JUNE 2007

(RESULTS BY SUBJECT AND GRADES) NATIONAL
No. of
Candidates that
Entered
No. of
Candidates
that Sat
No. of
Candidates
absent
1-6
7-8
F9
Commerce
544,500
513,258
31,242
231,906
115,097
162,293
Finance Accounting
225,507
214,127
11,380
53,621
68,268
88,716
553
353
200
42
10
279
2,522
1,933
589
672
134
1,090
534,338
499,266
35,072
176,252
154,735
158,424
Economics
1,213,092
1,188,228
24,864
466,949
425,655
274,358
Geography
736,837
697,005
39,832
220,433
199,061
264,032
Governmemt
795,768
763,567
32,201
492,348
139,443
118,082
65,261
57,640
7,621
21,439
12,258
23,234
Islamic Studies
221,250
209,474
11,776
96,943
53,699
56,511
383,520
359,215
24,305
133,983
131,047
83,398
12,811
11,466
1,345
453
3,831
6,697
1,275,848
1,257,217
18,631
383,871
469,872
382,114
3,308
2,570
738
1,490
462
607
Hausa Language
215,301
199,884
15,417
81,017
58,340
58,198
Igbo Language
190,945
176,057
14,888
94,352
25,825
49,643
Yoruba Language
358,712
328,673
30,039
118,798
56,057
151,056
40,489
33,264
7,225
9,840
10,572
12,306
Mathematics
1,275,818
1,254,481
21,337
588,475
335,576
304,518
Agric Science
1,021,602
983,898
37,704
330,925
223,994
409,932
Biology
1,267,568
1,243,451
24,117
416,107
399,546
404,948
434,460
424,741
9,719
196,081
105,602
112,637
20,591
17,860
2,731
8,228
3,812
5,586
9,728
8,126
1,602
2,233
2,953
2,865
429,587
420,617
8,970
181,748
141,046
89,155
1,437
454
983
125
155
156
Subject
Shorthand
Typewriting
History
Arabic
English Language
French
Further Maths
Chemistry
Health Science
Physical Education
Physics
Applied Elect- B
Auto Mechanics
Grade Obtained
477
206
271
146
31
27
Building Construction
1,033
215
818
114
22
63
Electronics
2,765
336
2,429
183
34
74
903
732
171
288
173
230
11,970
10,402
1,568
3,886
2,511
3,902
1,265
734
531
315
106
298
Food and Nutrition
32,001
27,174
4,827
19,870
3,957
3,256
Home Management
19,733
17,080
2,653
9,219
4,700
3,062
Metalwork
Technical Drawing
Cloth and Textile
Music
179
88
91
25
35
27
Visual Arts
8,222
Source: West African Examination Council
6,435
1,787
2,717
1,797
1,900
234
TABLE 235:

No. of
Candidates that
Entered
No. of
Candidates
that Sat
No. of
Candidates
absent
1-6
7-8
F9
Commerce
577,150
542,615
34,535
323,125
48,775
121,525
Finance Accounting
234,173
220,557
13,616
78,128
68,473
70,985
570
421
149
43
22
346
Subject
Shorthand
Typewriting
Grade Obtained
2,398
1,960
438
742
202
1,005
587,391
549,176
38,215
305,541
115,785
109,185
Economics
1,301,867
1,273,178
28,689
624,925
414,059
212,481
Geography
779,949
735,447
44,502
252,430
216,260
255,639
Governmemt
864,948
825,620
39,328
485,910
155,840
167,319
65,058
57,311
7,747
15,951
13,263
27,161
Islamic Studies
245,768
229,899
15,869
75,809
74,756
77,359
History
422,520
398,650
23,870
166,451
145,544
75,175
Hausa Literature
11
11
Igbo Literature
60
60
123
123
Yoruba Literature
Arabic
13017
11872
1,145
2,215
4,727
4,844
1,369,168
1,348,214
20,954
470,635
428,456
422,686
3,907
3,251
656
1,766
531
937
Hausa Language
237,876
217,961
19,915
79,929
60,018
75,208
Igbo Language
198,987
185,543
13,444
120,227
22,046
38,866
Yoruba Language
370,401
341,805
28,596
72,954
61,021
205,622
44,274
36,906
7,368
13,905
10,393
11,948
Mathematics
1,369,128
1,340,907
28,221
767,596
318,435
229,021
Agric Science
1,094,399
1,050,681
43,718
465,374
217,107
343,251
Biology
1,360,615
1,332,737
27,878
451,267
347,074
506,089
468,291
456,993
11,298
198,621
121,139
116,892
22,772
20,097
2,675
8,316
5,591
5,085
English Language
French
Further Maths
Chemistry
Health Science
Physical Education
Physics
Applied Science B
Auto Mechanics
11,046
8,969
2,077
3,239
2,324
3,213
464,180
453,173
11,007
214,814
97,009
124,420
1,411
529
882
405
53
443
194
249
162
22
1,002
291
711
138
41
31
Electronics
2,121
281
1,840
169
67
16
Metal Work
751
645
106
198
254
190
12,553
10,991
1,562
4,749
2,402
3,785
1,293
959
334
202
208
393
Food and Nutrition
34,715
29,460
5,255
21,758
4,728
2,822
Home Management
20,602
17,860
2,742
9,315
5,606
2,775
214
132
82
52
26
54
Visual Arts
9,138
Note: - = Nil
7,203
1,935
3,034
1,957
2,158
Technical Drawing
Cloth and Textile
Music
235
TABLE 236:

No. of
Candidates
that Entered
No. of
Candidates
that Sat
No. of
Candidates
absent
1-6
Commerce
564,240
537,953
26,287
316,530
93,357
97,821
Finance Accounting
227,449
215,528
11,921
85,212
65,852
58,650
316
195
121
75
43
74
Subject
Shorthand
Typewriting
Grade Obtained
78
F9
2,091
1,672
419
482
151
934
581,559
548,667
32,892
240,838
144,073
129,555
Economics
1,296,655
1,267,652
29,003
559,766
384,340
266,747
Geography
784,418
743,218
41,200
307,018
190,689
217,702
Governmemt
859,659
826,721
32,938
517,397
150,340
115,043
63,372
54,952
8,420
15,243
12,103
25,579
Islamic Studies
270,032
255,224
14,808
113,040
84,084
54,278
421,510
399,265
22,245
152,637
150,155
63,441
Igbo Literature
42
41
Yoruba Literature
78
75
14,552
13,467
1,085
4,367
4,001
3,019
1,370,659
1,347,472
23,187
553,099
403,995
327,880
4,394
3,624
770
1,996
671
862
Hausa Language
254,302
237,346
16,956
123,977
67,769
42,665
Igbo Language
195,339
184,102
11,237
102,175
26,639
44,808
Yoruba Language
364,045
336,261
27,784
105,405
90,167
135,294
44,705
37,959
6,746
12,297
12,100
12,238
Mathematics
1,371,647
1,345,052
25,595
609,849
344,702
321,459
Agric Science
1,094,440
1,055,228
39,212
476,611
238,125
287,853
Biology
1,362,482
1,334,949
27,533
376,403
411,771
485,059
477,877
467,484
10,393
202,633
115,389
122,894
22,465
20,044
2,421
10,529
3,937
4,648
History
Hausa Literature
Arabic
English Language
French
Further Maths
Chemistry
Health Science
Physical Education
11,061
9,270
1,791
2,706
2,857
3,240
474,708
464,846
9,862
219,041
141,731
81,076
1,444
677
767
386
173
78
Auto Mechanics
414
216
198
168
16
10
934
256
678
109
69
31
1,913
338
1,575
87
120
30
Physics
Applied Science B
Electronics
Metal Work
Technical Drawing
Woodwork
Cloth and Textile
797
692
105
242
196
243
12,958
11,518
1,440
5,934
2,107
3,360
813
743
70
62
154
509
1,316
983
333
372
227
296
Food and Nutrition
38,179
33,236
4,943
25,224
4,743
1,741
Home Management
22,866
20,026
2,840
11,344
5,643
2,754
Music
239
157
82
61
54
41
Visual Arts
9,602
Note: - = Nil
7,812
1,790
4,161
1,379
1,887
236
TABLE 237:
WEST AFRICAN SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION, MAY/JUNE

2010 (RESULTS BY SUBJECT AND GRADES) NATIONAL
Subject
No. of
Candidates
No. of
Candidates
No. of
Candidates
that Entered
that Sat
absent
Grade Obtained
16
7-8
Commerce
601,248
575,960
25,288
322,799
136,090
114,602
Financial Accounting
241,217
231,215
10,002
123,537
57,905
47,542
243
152
91
19
28
105
Shorthand
Typewriting
1,727
1,398
329
596
106
658
638,440
607,345
31,095
388,056
118,284
98,961
Economics
1,446,686
1,413,886
32,800
841,258
399,311
169,864
Geography
903,885
863,032
40,853
487,304
187,204
178,901
Government
925,300
894,308
30,992
609,045
168,388
114,375
History
59,565
53,467
6,098
18,782
13,800
20,483
Islamic Studies
343,136
325,840
17,296
164,801
105,369
53,939
462,266
440,295
21,971
184,224
180,301
73,140
17,364
16,291
1,073
5,661
6,143
4,444
1,540,141
1,514,164
25,977
866,692
366,376
275,923
Arabic
English Language
French
5,647
4,931
716
3,964
496
392
Hausa Language
300,871
278,375
22,496
145,596
72,891
58,319
Igbo Language
220,939
210,218
10,721
163,946
15,840
29,374
Yoruba Language
388,043
365,118
22,925
122,945
104,299
137,727
47,453
42,110
5,343
26,492
9,164
6,021
Mathematics
1,540,141
1,508,965
31,176
608,866
474,664
421,412
Agric Science
1,238,596
1,190,796
47,800
626,417
273,312
276,939
Biology
1,532,770
1,505,199
27,571
579,432
458,338
441,720
575,757
565,692
10,065
280,250
151,627
129,102
25,649
22,984
2,661
14,643
2,995
3,673
Further Maths
Chemistry
Health Science
Physical Education
13,661
11,456
2,205
4,265
2,893
2,902
573,043
563,161
9,882
360,096
115,158
66,236
Applied Elect- B
1,620
1,035
585
580
141
35
Auto Mechanics
385
273
112
214
20
919
289
630
113
75
68
Electronics
1,098
918
180
70
146
67
Metal Work
837
735
102
396
142
193
Physics
Technical Drawing
15,534
14,235
1,299
8,469
2,213
3,226
Clothing and Textile
1,568
1,259
309
408
70
544
Foods and Nutrition
43,970
39,541
4,429
31,362
3,160
2,092
Home Management
27,013
24,654
2,359
14,475
5,324
3,441
243
234
104
32
12
Music
Visual Arts
Total
11,511
9,923
1,588
5,456
2,014
1,440
13,748,486
13,299,454
449,028
7,011,333
3,434,319
2,737,875

Note: - = Nil
237
TABLE 238:

No. of
Candidates
that Entered
No. of
Candidates
that Sat
No. of
Candidates
absent
A1 - C6
Grade Obtained
P7 - P8
F9
Commerce
601,248
575,960
25,288
322,799
136,090
114,602
241,217
231,215
10,002
123,537
57,905
47,542
Subject
Shorthand
243
152
91
19
28
105
1,727
1,398
329
596
106
658
638,440
607,345
31,095
388,056
118,284
98,961
Economics
1,446,686
1,413,886
32,800
841,258
399,311
169,864
Geography
903,885
863,032
40,853
487,304
187,204
178,901
Government
925,300
894,308
30,992
609,045
168,388
114,375
59,565
53,467
6,098
18,782
13,800
20,483
Islamic Studies
343,136
325,840
17,296
164,801
105,369
53,939
462,266
440,295
21,971
184,224
180,301
73,140
Typewriting
History
Arabic
17,364
16,291
1,073
5,661
6,143
4,444
1,540,141
1,514,164
25,977
866,692
366,376
275,923
5,647
4,931
716
3,964
496
392
Hausa Language
300,871
278,375
22,496
145,596
72,891
58,319
Igbo Language
220,939
210,218
10,721
163,946
15,840
29,374
Yoruba Language
388,043
365,118
22,925
122,945
104,299
137,727
47,453
42,110
5,343
26,492
9,164
6,021
Mathematics
1,540,141
1,508,965
31,176
608,866
474,664
421,412
Agric Science
1,238,596
1,190,796
47,800
626,417
273,312
276,939
Biology
1,532,770
1,505,199
27,571
579,432
458,338
441,720
575,757
565,692
10,065
280,250
151,627
129,102
25,649
22,984
2,661
14,643
2,995
3,673
English Language
French
Further Maths
Chemistry
Health Science
Physical Education
13,661
11,456
2,205
4,265
2,893
2,902
573,043
563,161
9,882
360,096
115,158
66,236
Applied Elect- B
1,620
1,035
585
580
141
35
Auto Mechanics
385
273
112
214
20
Physics
919
289
630
113
75
68
Electronics
1,098
918
180
70
146
67
Metal Work
837
735
102
396
142
193
15,534
14,235
1,299
8,469
2,213
3,226
Technical Drawing
Clothing and Textile
1,568
1,259
309
408
70
544
Foods and Nutrition
43,970
39,541
4,429
31,362
3,160
2,092
Home Management
27,013
24,654
2,359
14,475
5,324
3,441
243
234
104
32
12
11,511
9,923
1,588
5,456
2,014
1,440
13,748,486
13,299,454
449,028
7,011,333
3,434,319
2,737,875
Music
Visual Arts
Total

Note: - = Nil
238
TABLE 239:
State
WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATION COUNCIL RESULT BY STATE, 2007

(WASSCE MAY/JUNE)
Minim. 5 Credits (Social Science, English Lan. &
Maths)
Total Number That Sat

Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
13,212
16,840
30,052
72
45
117
Adamawa
15,947
9,250
25,197
188
102
290
Akwa Ibom
24,911
26,607
51,518
1,164
1,132
2,296
Anambra
11,608
16,680
28,288
56
50
106
7,463
5,592
13,055
1,085
569
1,654
Bauchi
Bayelsa
6,965
3,846
10,811
40
36
76
Benue
25,609
17,362
42,971
486
298
784
Borno
13,663
7,588
21,251
81
44
125
Cross River
12,785
11,069
23,854
273
157
430
Delta
12,814
12,127
24,941
259
246
505
Ebonyi
16,516
15,693
32,209
29
17
46
Edo
42,643
39,353
81,996
3,561
2,815
6,376
Ekiti
10,953
10,084
21,037
144
154
298
Enugu
17,330
23,497
40,827
49
29
78
Gombe
4,422
2,908
7,330
15
21
Imo
13,486
16,605
30,091
64
53
117
Jigawa
8,873
1,914
10,787
51
23
74
Kaduna
31,854
21,828
53,682
1,140
809
1,949
Kano
23,465
11,671
35,136
611
268
879
Katsina
16,515
5,618
22,133
119
46
165
Kebbi
6,338
2,658
8,996
28
10
38
Kogi
28,666
21,174
49,840
469
408
877
Kwara
13,402
10,834
24,236
76
88
164
Lagos
83,258
82,449
165,707
1,030
724
1,754
Nassarawa
19,641
11,742
31,383
296
152
448
Niger
13,950
8,877
22,827
117
70
187
Ogun
25,450
23,410
48,860
276
244
520
Ondo
18,425
15,714
34,139
218
204
422
Osun
19,874
17,013
36,887
82
80
162
Oyo
31,422
29,257
60,679
80
67
147
Plateau
19,662
16,087
35,749
236
102
338
Rivers
42,295
44,709
87,004
2,557
1,630
4,187
Sokoto
9,766
3,077
12,843
113
47
160
Taraba
9,669
5,359
15,028
273
147
420
10,313
3,534
13,847
174
22
196
Zamfara
9,719
2,686
12,405
43
14
57
Abuja
3,955
4,287
8,242
72
71
143
Total
696,839
578,999
1,275,838
15,627
10,979
26,606
Yobe
239
TABLE 240:
State
WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATION COUNCIL RESULT BY STATE, 2008 (WASSCE MAY/JUNE)

Number
Minim. 5 Credits (Social Science, English Lang. &
Maths)

Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
14,036
17,618
31,654
89
85
174
Adamawa
19,037
11,187
30,224
331
209
540
Akwa Ibom
26,324
28,557
54,881
1,885
1,922
3,807
Anambra
11,898
16,804
28,702
89
79
168
Bauchi
7,614
5,906
13,520
1,026
569
1,595
Bayelsa
7,030
4,341
11,371
110
41
151
Benue
24,549
16,861
41,410
986
615
1,601
Borno
14,384
8,781
23,165
164
89
253
Cross River
18,178
15,365
33,543
1,050
585
1,635
Delta
13,810
12,955
26,765
600
455
1,055
Ebonyi
16,434
16,141
32,575
36
27
63
Edo
47,636
45,154
92,790
4,692
3,560
8,252
Ekiti
11,215
10,224
21,439
137
89
226
Enugu
18,155
23,389
41,544
57
55
112
Gombe
4,005
2,714
6,719
22
29
12,897
15,722
28,619
60
54
114
Jigawa
8,661
2,037
10,698
59
60
Kaduna
33,065
23,677
56,742
1,480
1,024
2,504
Kano
28,672
14,216
42,888
917
460
1,377
Katsina
Imo
16,486
6,407
22,893
121
62
183
Kebbi
7,100
2,587
9,687
64
34
98
Kogi
26,618
20,156
46,774
879
696
1,575
Kwara
12,486
10,027
22,513
63
66
129
Lagos
86,473
86,443
172,916
1,289
902
2,191
Nassarawa
22,208
12,638
34,846
286
117
403
Niger
17,513
10,480
27,993
359
170
529
Ogun
26,131
24,176
50,307
321
358
679
Ondo
18,346
16,405
34,751
263
222
485
Osun
20,654
18,630
39,284
165
180
345
Oyo
32,926
30,408
63,334
107
102
209
Plateau
22,886
18,242
41,128
660
357
1,017
Rivers
48,655
50,616
99,271
3,079
1,827
4,906
Sokoto
11,265
3,678
14,943
475
102
577
Taraba
14,515
7,576
22,091
592
228
820
Yobe
10,211
3,541
13,752
213
38
251
Zamfara
10,378
3,281
13,659
30
13
43
4,710
5,070
9,780
151
113
264
622,010
1,369,171
22,907
15,513
38,420
Abuja
Total
747,161
240
TABLE 241:
State

Number
Minim. 5 Credits (Social Science, English
Lang. & Maths)

Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
17,481
21,754
39,235
254
157
411
Adamawa
17,840
10,857
28,697
260
157
417
Akwa Ibom
25,430
26,988
52,418
1,344
1,266
2,610
Anambra
12,496
17,572
30,068
131
71
202
Bauchi
8,229
4,279
12,508
1,573
962
2,535
Bayelsa
7,839
6,291
14,130
75
36
111
Benue
25,645
17,762
43,407
735
454
1,189
Borno
16,341
9,778
26,119
269
149
418
Cross River
21,685
17,899
39,584
1,413
830
2,243
Delta
15,308
14,453
29,761
946
658
1,604
Ebonyi
16,561
16,006
32,567
28
13
41
Edo
44,891
41,971
86,862
3,786
2,980
6,766
Ekiti
9,688
9,090
18,778
141
113
254
Enugu
17,607
22,892
40,499
64
50
114
Gombe
4,224
2,845
7,069
28
36
Imo
12,897
16,110
29,007
114
92
206
Jigawa
11,410
2,403
13,813
56
58
Kaduna
32,595
23,849
56,444
1,827
1,286
3,113
Kano
27,049
13,766
40,815
299
219
518
Katsina
22,560
7,181
29,741
175
63
238
Kebbi
10,326
4,065
14,391
110
20
130
Kogi
23,452
17,843
41,295
800
639
1,439
Kwara
11,119
9,286
20,405
80
89
169
Lagos
82,118
82,055
164,173
1,592
1112
2,704
Nassarawa
22,928
13,716
36,644
800
372
1172
Niger
16,857
10,228
27,085
458
206
664
Ogun
26,551
24,797
51,348
545
485
1030
Ondo
19,752
16,761
36,513
406
367
773
Osun
21,705
19,299
41,004
183
180
363
Oyo
32,751
30,009
62,760
118
121
239
Plateau
22,786
18,225
41,011
344
186
530
Rivers
40,506
41,112
81,618
2,551
1,612
4,163
Sokoto
10,966
3,434
14,400
217
101
318
Taraba
15,337
8,120
23,457
436
174
610
Yobe
10,538
3,840
14,378
107
23
130
Zamfara
14,003
3,898
17,901
99
103
5,016
5,743
10,759
130
144
274
Total
754,487
616,177
1,370,664
22,494
15,401
37,895
FCT(Abuja)
241
TABLE 242: WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATION COUNCIL RESULT BY STATE, 2010 (WASSCE MAY/JUNE)
Minim. 5 Credits (Social Science, English
Lang. & Maths
Total Number that Sat
State
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
14,648
17,524
32,172
8,265
10,019
18,284
Adamawa
13,194
8,776
21,970
295
227
522
Akwa Ibom
21,926
23,546
45,472
4,148
4,493
8,641
Anambra
16,646
22,588
39,234
7,908
10,536
18,444
Bauchi
9,279
5,167
14,446
401
344
745
Bayelsa
7,533
6,345
13,878
3,324
2,989
6,313
27,531
19,562
47,093
5,444
3,728
9,172
Benue
Borno
5,406
4,050
9,456
1,401
1,092
2,493
Cross River
20,015
17,069
37,084
5,542
4,563
10,105
Delta
19,624
19,081
38,705
6,927
7,138
14,065
Ebonyi
15,529
15,027
30,556
2,288
2,183
4,471
Edo
22,429
21,337
43,766
7,270
7,616
14,886
Ekiti
13,630
12,302
25,932
3,755
3,690
7,445
Enugu
18,656
24,141
42,797
5,206
6,531
11,737
Gombe
4,982
3,471
8,453
84
59
143
Imo
13,088
16,087
29,175
4,764
6,064
10,828
Jigawa
10,083
2,206
12,289
221
204
425
Kaduna
37,238
27,482
64,720
8,840
7,514
16,354
Kano
36,799
16,767
53,566
2,871
2,166
5,037
Katsina
19,792
8,020
27,812
929
556
1,485
Kebbi
10,627
4,421
15,048
380
276
656
Kogi
26,738
21,147
47,885
4,575
3,705
8,280
Kwara
10,836
9,810
20,646
1,034
1,032
2,066
Lagos
74,853
76,315
151,168
28,485
30,478
58,963
Nassarawa
25,193
16,168
41,361
3,083
1,963
5,046
Niger
17,477
10,999
28,476
1,490
1,165
2,655
Ogun
26,604
25,881
52,485
6,130
6,319
12,449
Ondo
22,938
20,598
43,536
7,849
7,149
14,998
Osun
22,562
20,654
43,216
3,426
3,347
6,773
Oyo
34,308
32,573
66,881
4,917
4,653
9,570
Plateau
24,447
20,301
44,748
2,692
2,181
4,873
Rivers
21,041
22,085
43,126
6,568
7,147
13,715
Sokoto
10,965
3,880
14,845
430
625
1,055
Taraba
11,906
6,784
18,690
795
365
1,160
Yobe
11,480
4,293
15,773
67
64
131
Zamfara
13,336
4,435
17,771
253
190
443
5,452
6,071
11,523
1,496
1,399
2,895
718,791
596,963
1,315,754
153,553
153,770
307,323
Abuja
Total
242
TABLE 243:
Minim. 5 Credits (Social Science,

English Lang. & Maths
Total Number that Sat
State
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
24,261
27,365
51,626
16,894
19,149
36,043
Adamawa
14,489
10,043
24,532
728
585
1,313
Akwa Ibom
28,403
29,351
57,754
8,559
9,385
17,944
Anambra
21,759
29,186
50,945
10,190
14,120
24,310
Bauchi
11,638
5,842
17,480
773
549
1,322
Bayelsa
8,890
7,620
16,510
5,928
4,977
10,905
Benue
28,390
20,279
48,669
8,429
6,061
14,490
Borno
19,822
12,999
32,821
2,599
2,526
5,125
Cross River
23,290
19,863
43,153
10,344
9,001
19,345
Delta
26,023
25,019
51,042
10,031
9,731
19,762
Ebonyi
14,867
14,418
29,285
3,213
3,129
6,342
Edo
26,800
24,659
51,459
12,494
12,254
24,748
Ekiti
13,100
12,631
25,731
5,437
5,601
11,038
Enugu
20,480
25,923
46,403
6,506
7,952
14,458
Gombe
5,266
3,784
9,050
223
139
362
Imo
15,107
17,730
32,837
6,480
7,920
14,400
Jigawa
13,261
2,863
16,124
1,324
454
1,778
Kaduna
46,204
34,134
80,338
17,161
14,340
31,501
Kano
29,242
17,178
46,420
4,576
3,677
8,253
Katsina
25,506
9,374
34,880
1,541
932
2,473
Kebbi
12,731
5,139
17,870
406
119
525
Kogi
27,944
21,126
49,070
7,773
5,806
13,579
Kwara
14,017
11,398
25,415
2,247
2,174
4,421
Lagos
71,749
73,542
145,291
35,420
36,213
71,633
Nassarawa
30,491
19,947
50,438
5,568
390
9,468
Niger
25,625
15,190
40,815
2,824
2,146
4,970
Ogun
29,297
29,042
58,339
8,636
8,617
17,253
Ondo
20,498
18,828
39,326
6,557
6,080
12,637
Osun
27,647
25,654
53,301
6,178
5,771
11,949
Oyo
37,462
35,089
72,551
6,258
6,069
12,327
Plateau
28,864
23,158
52,022
4,638
3,884
8,522
Rivers
30,150
30,926
61,076
15,107
15,563
30,670
Sokoto
13,498
5,122
18,620
706
711
1,417
Taraba
12,606
7,549
20,155
1,188
747
1,935
Yobe
13,144
5,079
18,223
116
131
247
Zamfara
17,604
4,846
22,450
752
418
1,170
Abuja
6,065
6,805
12,870
1,447
1,181
2,628
Total
836,190
688,701
1,524,891
239,251
228,502
471,263
243
TABLE 244:
TOTAL ENTRIES FOR NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL (NECO), 2007 - 2011

Number
Entries
Year
Internal
External
Total
2007
1,015,693
362,084
1,377,777
2008
1,168,593
307,744
1,476,337
2009
1,200,402
245,157
1,445,559
2010
1,143,118
256,836
1,399,954
2011
1,190,403
110,719
1,301,122
Source: National Examinations Council
CHART 21: TOTAL ENTRIES FOR NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL (NECO),

2007 - 2011
1,600,000
1,400,000
1,200,000
N
u 1,000,000
m
800,000
b
600,000
e
r
400,000
Internal
External
Total
200,000
0
2007
2008
2009
2010
Year
244
2011
TABLE 245:
ENTRIES FOR SOME SCIENCE, ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE SUBJECTS IN NECO
SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATIONS, 2007 - 2011
Number
Subject
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
1,015,419
1,166,164
1,200,658
1,143,169
1,190,393
Economics
948,815
1,085,737
1,116,837
1,053,492
1,089,258
Commerce
384,179
435,124
445,065
405,034
404,040
Government
613,284
714,100
734,598
677,692
690,678
255,788
299,358
312,925
295,309
296,682
Christian Religious Knowledge
394,857
467,293
484,733
450,307
454,425
Physics
337,707
386,715
414,426
412,773
446,009
Chemistry
340,281
388,996
415,605
414,192
446,456
1,007,514
1,155,583
1,191,139
1,134,714
1,182,161
Further Mathematics
24,408
28,331
29,617
28,004
28,124
Agricultural Science
840,661
966,683
994,490
939,294
987,914
281
381
381
478
413
Mathematics
1,015,393
1,166,051
1,199,904
1,143,169
1,190,365
English Language
Biology
Electronics
TABLE 246:
Year

EXAMINATIONS (NECO), 2007 - 2011
Total Sat
Credit Pass
Pass
Fail
(A1-C6)
(D7-E8)
(F9)
2007
961,455
524,325
54.53
175,641
18.26
201,753
20.98
2008
1,092,215
776,745
71.11
162,715
14.89
90,204
8.25
2009
219,888
45,827
20.84
42,022
19.11
107,453
48.86
2010
234,959
45,686
19.44
41,822
17.79
133,499
56.81
2011
101,792
45,547
44.74
10,328
10.14
42,132
41.39
245
TABLE 247:
STUDENT PERFORMANCE IN SELECTED SUBJECTS IN THE SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE

EXAMINATIONS (SSCE) NECO, 2007 - 2011
Number
Year
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Total Sat
989,765
1,108,826
1,168,286
1,116,195
1,160,049
Total Passed
812,613
952,306
811,370
845,801
1,032,513
Total Failled
137,141
96,248
229,356
203,875
76,224
Total Sat
961,455
1,092,215
1,163,429
1,113,177
1,156,561
Total Passed
699,966
939,460
772,004
797,355
1,016,712
Total Failled
201,753
90,204
264,486
249,562
89,023
Total Sat
980,337
1,082,262
1,157,883
1,110,753
1,112,947
Total Passed
743,297
929,820
769,087
818,926
993,852
Total Failled
195,189
94,518
263,038
225,055
70,059
Total Sat
327,669
360,102
401,766
407,065
426,388
Total Passed
258,067
317,112
277,260
306,297
385,816
Total Failled
57,539
24,095
83,056
76,683
20,233
Total Sat
908,285
1,006,523
1,069,289
1,016,306
1,044,368
Total Passed
721,926
877,197
714,178
748,583
925,325
Total Failled
151,458
72,576
236,366
207,152
70,753
Total Sat
333,303
344,766
402,677
407,899
427,765
Total Passed
259,755
302,553
276,832
307,186
380,654
Total Failled
61,019
25,595
84,607
76,332
26,702
Total Sat
548,761
621,922
721,453
711,689
674,686
Total Passed
452,853
497,084
482,451
525,058
613,946
Total Failled
62,085
100,241
164,942
149,877
32,401
Total Sat
528,117
583,681
699,468
654,881
656,470
Total Passed
419,773
474,365
464,694
474,956
577,455
Total Failled
71,053
89,489
150,450
139,403
49,474
Total Sat
732,054
807,878
955,014
919,230
923,759
Total Passed
565,031
645,309
640,749
679,293
829,299
Total Failled
119,837
128,975
204,148
183,799
50,429
Total Sat
17,455
19,840
25,038
23,500
1,156,561
Total Passed
15,417
18,634
17,201
17,036
1,016,712
Total Failled
1,306
809
6,196
5,348
89,023
Total Sat
78,165
359,920
1,168,286
1,116,195
378,445
Total Passed
71,882
298,919
811,370
845,801
324,281
Total Failled
1,945
49,092
229,356
203,875
35,580
Total Sat
344
215
302
363
325
Total Passed
291
207
224
299
315
32
44
62
10
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
MATHEMATICS
BIOLOGY
PHYSICS
ECONOMICS
CHEMISTRY
GEOGRAPHY
GOVERNMENT
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE
FURTHER MATHEMATICS
COMMERCE
ELECTRONICS
Total Failled
246
TABLE 248:
PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES BY GENDER IN SSCE (NECO) 2008 (JUNE / JULY)
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
% 0f 5 credits
including
English Lan. &
Maths.
Total Number of Candidates That Sat

State
Abia
Candidates with Minim. Of 5 Credits

including English Lan. & Maths.
8,578
10,372
18,950
4,948
5,947
10,895
57.49
Adamawa
19,206
11,208
30,414
9,676
5,689
15,365
50.52
Akwa Ibom
19,117
20,905
40,022
12,051
13,199
25,250
63.09
8,593
11,962
20,555
5,948
6,716
12,664
61.61
Bauchi
20,232
8,244
28,476
10,272
4,353
14,625
51.36
Bayelsa
7,693
6,074
13,767
5,850
4,655
10,505
76.31
Benue
29,172
19,694
48,866
19,340
12,451
31,791
65.06
Borno
14,406
8,514
22,920
8,973
5,849
14,822
64.67
Cross River
10,547
9,008
19,555
7,260
6,131
13,391
68.48
Delta
15,929
15,858
31,787
11,511
11,590
23,101
72.67
Ebonyi
Edo
14,891
25,521
13,947
23,088
28,838
48,609
9,376
19,661
8,812
17,709
18,188
37,370
63.07
76.88
Ekiti
10,840
9,986
20,826
7,244
6,722
13,966
67.06
Enugu
16,698
21,693
38,391
10,399
13,197
23,596
61.46
Gombe
15,340
6,727
22,067
9,816
4,222
14,038
63.62
Imo
11,906
14,492
26,398
6,635
8,518
15,153
57.40
Jigawa
11,738
1,988
13,726
4,877
784
5,661
41.24
Kaduna
36,472
23,068
59,540
19,761
13,745
33,506
56.27
Kano
36,074
13,707
49,781
18,801
7,895
26,696
53.63
Katsina
16,879
6,339
23,218
10,305
3,755
14,060
60.56
Kebbi
12,183
3,743
15,926
3,661
1,536
5,197
32.63
Kogi
21,216
16,713
37,929
13,684
10,391
24,075
63.47
Kwara
15,483
11,944
27,427
6,475
4,858
11,333
41.32
Lagos
34,851
36,662
71,513
20,889
20,282
41,171
57.57
Nassarawa
25,600
14,322
39,922
15,893
9,008
24,901
62.37
Niger
18,980
11,457
30,437
9,287
5,239
14,526
47.72
Ogun
16,946
16,404
33,350
11,893
11,323
23,216
69.61
Ondo
17,461
15,404
32,865
8,684
7,504
16,188
49.26
Osun
18,987
17,344
36,331
11,015
9,708
20,723
57.04
Oyo
27,652
25,746
53,398
14,810
13,421
28,231
52.87
Plateau
22,961
18,392
41,353
9,072
6,973
16,045
38.80
Rivers
20,524
19,573
40,097
13,359
12,714
26,073
65.02
Sokoto
11,754
3,783
15,537
6,601
2,426
9,027
58.10
Taraba
16,356
8,030
24,386
5,229
2,379
7,608
31.20
Yobe
10,026
3,462
13,488
3,991
1,378
5,369
39.81
Zamfara
12,260
3,464
15,724
2,691
671
3,362
21.38
4,537
4,748
9,285
2,096
1,890
3,986
42.93
Total
657,609
488,065
1,145,674
372,034
283,640
655,674
57.23
Anambra
FCT(Abuja)
247
TABLE 249: PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES BY GENDER IN SSCE (NECO) 2009 (JUNE / JULY)
Number
State
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
% 0f 5 credits
including
English Lan. &
Maths.

Male
Abia

8,114
9,907
18,021
2,347
3,061
5,408
30.01
Adamawa
19,766
11,572
31,338
180
116
296
0.94
Akwa Ibom
20,615
21,765
42,380
2,463
2,763
5,226
12.33
8,677
11,717
20,394
1,327
1,621
2,948
14.46
Bauchi
21,587
8,324
29,911
316
130
446
1.49
Bayelsa
6,782
5,606
12,388
2,337
2,038
4,375
35.32
Benue
32,284
21,585
53,869
2,465
1,758
4,223
7.84
Borno
16,832
9,875
26,707
793
606
1,399
5.24
Cross River
10,802
9,575
20,377
1,256
1,143
2,399
11.77
Delta
15,652
15,667
31,319
2,566
2,626
5,192
16.58
Ebonyi
15,323
13,961
29,284
1,125
1,065
2,190
7.48
Edo
30,653
28,060
58,713
5,607
5,392
10,999
18.73
Ekiti
10,065
9,247
19,312
1,071
1,212
2,283
11.82
Enugu
15,806
20,606
36,412
1,448
1,680
3,128
8.59
Gombe
17,395
8,092
25,487
83
54
137
0.54
Imo
11,039
13,837
24,876
1,762
2,391
4,153
16.69
Jigawa
11,355
2,379
13,734
42
20
62
0.45
Kaduna
37,774
24,271
62,045
2,619
2,397
5,016
8.08
Kano
35,903
15,008
50,911
1,065
782
1,847
3.63
Katsina
23,415
7,275
30,690
997
398
1,395
4.55
Kebbi
11,995
4,211
16,206
67
63
130
0.80
Kogi
20,384
15,477
35,861
1,688
1,406
3,094
8.63
Kwara
13,436
10,785
24,221
794
757
1,551
6.40
Lagos
37,345
37,940
75,285
10,049
10,049
20,098
26.70
Nassarawa
25,393
14,909
40,302
927
590
1,517
3.76
Niger
18,131
11,260
29,391
1,020
572
1,592
5.42
Ogun
15,343
14,837
30,180
3,554
3,554
7,108
23.55
Ondo
18,079
15,333
33,412
1,554
1,464
3,018
9.03
Osun
20,670
18,702
39,372
2,241
2,146
4,387
11.14
Oyo
26,728
25,195
51,923
3,775
3,613
7,388
14.23
Plateau
22,641
17,879
40,520
731
536
1,267
3.13
Rivers
22,862
22,087
44,949
5,186
5,148
10,334
22.99
Sokoto
10,407
3,360
13,767
119
70
189
1.37
Taraba
17,179
8,404
25,583
254
128
382
1.49
Yobe
10,806
3,887
14,693
69
40
109
0.74
Zamfara
15,975
4,181
20,156
168
48
216
1.07
5,044
5,549
10,593
536
432
968
9.14
502,325
1,184,582
64,601
61,869
126,470
10.68
Anambra
FCT(Abuja)
Total
682,257
248
TABLE 250:
PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES BY GENDER IN SSCE (NECO) 2010 (JUNE / JULY)
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
% 0f 5 credits
including
English Lan. &
Maths.
Abia
10,850
12,524
23,374
2,881
3,413
6,294
26.92
Adamawa
14,778
9,187
23,965
218
142
360
1.50
Akwa Ibom
14,993
16,975
31,968
962
957
1,919
6.00
9,952
12,544
22,496
1,062
1,206
2,268
10.08
22,616
9,439
32,055
294
108
402
1.25

State
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa

6,686
5,637
12,323
1,709
1,476
3,185
25.84
Benue
30,144
20,580
50,724
2,447
1,560
4,007
7.89
Borno
17,239
10,837
28.076
573
490
1,063
3.78
Cross River
10,108
9,357
19,465
1,434
1,356
2,790
14.33
Delta
16,529
16,769
33,298
2,046
2,142
4,188
12.57
Ebonyi
13,267
11,956
25,223
799
592
1,391
5.51
Edo
24,419
22,286
46,705
3,966
3,792
7,758
16.61
Ekiti
9,530
9,028
18,558
874
921
1,795
Enugu
15,199
20,013
35,212
1,365
1,695
3,060
9.67
8.69
Gombe
16,861
7,988
24,849
117
91
208
0.83
Imo
10,643
13,004
23,647
1,796
2,386
4,182
17.68
Jigawa
11,325
2,279
13,604
536
88
624
4.58
Kaduna
38,428
24,440
62,868
2,818
2,218
5,036
8.01
Kano
44,589
17,953
62,542
1,230
720
1,950
3.11
Katsina
20,845
8,110
28,955
367
206
573
1.97
Kebbi
12,873
4,633
17,506
283
197
480
2.74
Kogi
18,577
13,985
32,562
2,242
1,700
3,942
12.10
Kwara
12,111
10,363
22,474
651
610
1,261
5.61
Lagos
31,703
31,908
63,611
6,367
6,893
13,260
20.84
Nassarawa
26,725
16,243
42,968
1,082
571
1,653
3.84
Niger
17,782
11,007
28,789
869
749
1,618
5.62
Ogun
14,354
14,395
28,749
3,186
3,275
6,461
22.47
Ondo
17,768
16,000
33,768
1,635
1,452
3,087
9.14
Osun
19,536
17,776
37,312
2,002
1,960
3,962
10.61
Oyo
26,401
25,388
51,789
3,629
3,677
7,306
14,10
Plateau
22,070
17921
39,991
931
697
1,628
4.07
Rivers
16,743
17,342
34,085
3,060
3,171
6,231
18.28
Sokoto
10,848
3,603
14,451
102
132
234
1.61
Taraba
12,721
6,689
19,410
336
170
506
2.60
Yobe
11,439
4,318
15,757
54
37
91
0.57
Zamfara
14,760
4,265
19025
263
130
393
2.06
4,885
5,271
10,156
428
388
816
8.03
Total
650,297
482,013
1,132,310
54,614
51,368
105,982
FCT(Abuja)
249
TABLE 251: PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES BY GENDER IN SSCE (NECO) 2008, (NOV / DEC)
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Number
% 0f 5
credits
including
English Lan.
& Maths.
648
625
1,273
124
106
230
18.07
1,114
584
1,698
47
16
63
3.71
923
755
1,678
273
221
494
29.44
Anambra
1,279
1,541
2,820
273
347
620
21.99
Bauchi
2,870
674
3,544
325
104
429
12.10
513
357
870
123
83
206
23.68
Benue
2,328
1,170
3,498
500
244
744
21.27
Borno
2,509
979
3,488
242
68
310
8.89
Cross River
2,262
1,754
4,016
452
387
839
20.89
Delta
6,383
5,279
11,662
1,572
1,366
2,938
25.19
Ebonyi
1,738
1,329
3,067
501
378
879
28.66
Edo
3,633
2,647
6,280
810
695
1,505
23.96
Ekiti
3,254
2,386
5,640
715
570
1,285
22.78
Enugu
5,023
6,304
11,327
1,128
1,518
2,646
23.36
Gombe
1,451
571
2,022
368
163
531
26.26
Imo
2,318
2,468
4,786
756
918
1,674
34.98
265
29
294
2.72
10,002
4,404
14,406
2,181
1,271
3,452
23.96
Kano
4,518
998
5,516
219
49
268
4.86
Katsina
6,332
969
7,301
807
178
985
13.49
Kebbi
1,347
465
1,812
160
73
233
12.86
Kogi
3,224
2,084
5,308
1,242
838
2,080
39.19
Kwara
9,454
6,830
16,284
1,415
928
2,343
14.39
Lagos
14,125
10,561
24,686
5,970
4,581
10,551
42.74
Nassarawa
3,903
2,284
6,187
561
336
897
14.50
Niger
8,101
3,907
12,008
900
421
1,321
11.00
Ogun
14,634
12,878
27,512
6,655
5,974
12,629
45.90
Ondo
5,323
3,959
9,282
1,187
950
2,137
23.02
Osun
10,963
8,841
19,804
2,502
2,074
4,576
23.11
Oyo

State
Abia
Adamawa
Akwa Ibom
Bayelsa
Jigawa
Kaduna
28,142
23,639
51,781
13,137
11,413
24,550
47.41
Plateau
3,299
2,131
5,430
404
221
625
11.51
Rivers
3,178
2,478
5,656
998
834
1,832
32.39
Sokoto
2,591
458
3,049
95
23
118
3.87
Taraba
2,293
898
3,191
174
71
245
7.68
Yobe
2,193
454
2,647
402
94
496
18.74
Zamfara
2,176
376
2,552
149
40
189
7.41
FCT(Abuja)
2,710
1,878
4,588
302
140
442
9.63
Total
177,019
119,944
296,963
47,677
37,693
85,370
28.75
250
TABLE 252:
PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES BY GENDER IN SSCE (NECO) 2009 (NOV / DEC)

Number
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
% 0f 5 credits
including
English Lan.
& Maths.
Abia
486
397
883
17
22
39
4.41
Adamawa
739
405
1,144
0.08
Akwa Ibom
960
900
1,860
0.21
Anambra
1,043
1,253
2,296
11
0.47
Bauchi
2,334
714
3,048
0.29
194
159
353
1.13
Benue
1,724
885
2,609
21
10
31
1.18
Borno
1,248
497
1,745
0.05
Cross River
1,443
1,136
2,579
17
0.66
Delta
4,334
3,601
7,935
36
44
80
1.00
Ebonyi
1,265
1,046
2,311
24
17
41
1.77
Edo
2,402
1,822
4,224
0.21
Ekiti
2,619
2,144
4,763
26
27
53
1.11
Enugu
4,168
4,865
9,033
22
28
50
0.55
Gombe
1,371
557
1,928
0.26
Imo
1,549
1,743
3,292
29
30
59
1.79
Jigawa
2,020
325
2,345
Kaduna
8,442
4,060
12,502
120
73
193
1.54
Kano
3,195
919
4,114
10
0.24
Katsina
5,044
994
6,038
24
27
0.45
911
370
1,281
0.62
Kogi
2,870
2,000
4,870
0.14
Kwara
9,156
7,057
16,213
13
21
0.13
Lagos
9,061
7,417
16,478
460
440
900
5.46
Nassarawa
3,140
1,886
5,026
12
16
0.32
Niger
9,713
5,422
15,135
105
45
150
0.99
Ogun
10,685
9,781
20,466
531
545
1,076
5.25
Ondo
3,509
2,787
6,296
36
24
60
0.95
State
Bayelsa
Kebbi
Osun
6,386
5,103
11,489
28
16
44
0.38
Oyo
21,623
19,559
41,182
604
636
1,240
3.01
Plateau
2,454
1,635
4,089
10
12
0.29
Rivers
2,037
1,699
3,736
10
19
0.50
Sokoto
1,362
333
1,695
0.00
Taraba
1,570
755
2,325
0.00
Yobe
2,666
697
3,363
0.17
Zamfara
1,997
309
2,306
13
0.56
FCT(Abuja)
2,120
1,588
3,708
0.19
Total
137,840
Note: - = Nil
96,820
234,660
2,203
2,020
4,223
1.80
251
TABLE 253: PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES BY GENDER IN SSCE (NECO) 2010 (NOV / DEC)
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Number
% 0f 5 credits
including
English Lan.
& Maths.
735
664
1,399
0.14

State
Abia
Adamawa

912
510
1,422
0.00
Akwa Ibom
1,770
1,578
3,348
0.23
Anambra
1,291
1,377
2,668
0.22
Bauchi
2,672
713
3,385
0.02
328
225
553
0.00
Bayelsa
Benue
1,823
971
2,794
0.03
Borno
2,338
1,000
3,338
0.03
Cross River
1,562
1,188
2,750
0.00
Delta
5,028
4,086
9,114
10
0.10
Ebonyi
1,374
1,086
2,460
0.12
Edo
3,065
2,149
5,214
0.03
Ekiti
1,878
1,644
3,522
0.05
Enugu
3,833
4,371
8,204
0.07
Gombe
1,006
443
1,449
0.00
Imo
1,792
1,832
3,624
0.19
Jigawa
1,615
250
1,865
0-00
Kaduna
9,028
4,332
13,360
14
0.10
Kano
4,822
1,415
6,237
0.00
Katsina
8,220
1,476
9,696
0.00
Kebbi
1,196
410
1,606
0.00
Kogi
2,571
1,913
4,484
0.08
Kwara
6,077
4,449
10,526
10
11
0.10
Lagos
12,924
10,228
23,152
23
31
54
0.23
Nassarawa
3,167
1,858
5,025
0.01
Niger
8,993
5,140
14,133
0.04
Ogun
9,848
8,890
18,738
71
74
145
0.77
Ondo
3,095
2,480
5,575
0.10
Osun
4,391
3,606
7,997
0.02
Oyo
21,381
19,055
40,436
31
57
88
0.21
Plateau
2,221
1,485
3,706
0.08
Rivers
4,170
3,465
7,635
10
12
22
0.28
Sokoto
5,641
684
6,325
0.00
Taraba
1,473
583
2,056
0.00
Yobe
1,641
490
2,131
0.00
Zamfara
1,545
1,858
5,025
0.01
FCT(Abuja)
2,446
1,866
4,312
0.04
Total
147,872
Note: - Nil
98,242
246,114
195
212
407
252
TABLE 254:
PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES BY GENDER IN SSCE (NECO) 2011 (NOV/DEC)
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Number
% 0f 5
credits
including
English Lan.
& Maths.
Abia
414
347
761
27
27
54
7.09
Adamawa
181
120
301
0.00
Akwa Ibom
1,119
909
2,028
21
14
35
1.72
636
669
1,305
0.61
Bauchi
1,990
454
2,444
0.04
Bayelsa
206
179
385
0.25
Benue
1,184
605
1,789
0.50
Borno
365
142
507
0.00
Cross River
852
676
1,528
0.25
2,805
2,193
4,998
13
20
0.40
State
Anambra
Delta
Ebonyi
Candidates with Minim. Of 5 Credits including

English Lan. & Maths.
814
558
1,372
0.29
Edo
1,654
1,114
2,768
15
0.54
Ekiti
646
538
1,184
0.16
1,683
1,798
3,481
10
18
0.51
Enugu
Gombe
310
159
469
0.00
Imo
1,190
1,096
2,286
20
24
44
1.92
Jigawa
1,217
134
1,351
0.00
Kaduna
3,227
1,511
4,738
15
23
0.10
Kano
3,274
1,054
4,328
18
13
31
0.71
Katsina
635
279
914
0.10
Kebbi
798
339
1,137
0.17
Kogi
1,024
733
1,757
13
0.73
Kwara
1,158
803
1,961
10
0.50
Lagos
5,419
4,169
9,588
123
120
243
2.53
Nassarawa
1,343
812
2,155
0.13
Niger
1,687
1,010
2,697
14
0.51
Ogun
5,396
4,782
10,178
205
233
438
4.30
Ondo
1,192
855
2,047
0.04
Osun
2,118
1,592
3,710
0.10
Oyo
11,796
10,430
22,226
52
58
110
0.49
Plateau
837
494
1,331
0.22
Rivers
2,485
1,890
4,375
13
21
34
0.77
Sokoto
728
160
888
0.00
Taraba
653
207
860
0.46
Yobe
586
193
779
0.00
Zamfara
392
97
489
0.00
1,100
905
2,005
0.39
107,120
574
583
1,157
FCT(Abuja)
Total
63,114
44,006
Note: - Nil
253
TABLE 255:
PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES BY GENDER IN SSCE (NECO) 2006/07 2007/08

Number
2006/2007
State
2007/2008
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
1,454
2,795
4,249
1,238
3,071
4,309
Adamawa
3,866
2,159
6,025
6,947
4,053
11,000
Akwa Ibom
2,293
3,691
5,984
293
480
773
Anambra
1,316
7,120
8,436
1,500
7,549
9,049
Bauchi
4,484
1,676
6,160
5,321
2,022
7,343
231
348
579
392
481
873
Benue
16,991
11,557
28,548
15,710
11,385
27,095
Borno
7,526
4,598
12,124
5,577
4,111
9,688
Cross River
4,595
5,070
9,665
4,937
5,827
10,764
Delta
5,069
14,261
19,330
5,712
14,127
19,839
Ebonyi
2,039
2,306
4,345
2,424
2,694
5,118
Edo
1,911
4,770
6,681
2,129
5,775
7,904
Ekiti
3,047
6,811
9,858
3,979
8,324
12,303
Enugu
1,453
6,255
7,708
1,995
10,686
12,681
Gombe
1,687
811
2,498
1,445
781
2,226
Imo
1,623
9,686
11,309
1,526
5,816
7,342
Jigawa
8,197
903
9,100
3,822
1,100
4,922
Kaduna
8,917
6,666
15,583
3,898
2,824
6,722
Bayelsa
Kano
13,304
3,679
16,983
12,818
5,495
18,313
Katsina
7,205
1,263
8,468
7,623
1,655
9,278
Kebbi
4,933
2,315
7,248
4,393
1,895
6,288
Kogi
6,704
7,038
13,742
7,138
9,737
16,875
Kwara
7,931
10,700
18,631
8,927
9,511
18,438
Lagos
1,239
2,352
3,591
1,359
2,370
3,729
Nassarawa
7,431
3,634
11,065
7,301
3,169
10,470
Niger
6,265
3,660
9,925
6,604
3,884
10,488
Ogun
2,830
6,072
8,902
3,638
7,235
10,873
Ondo
3,065
7,017
10,082
3,612
7,005
10,617
Osun
6,047
10,014
16,061
6,597
10,822
17,419
Oyo
6,130
10,243
16,373
7,845
13,196
21,041
Plateau
6,620
4,858
11,478
7,055
5,300
12,355
Rivers
137
416
553
1,467
1,535
3,002
Sokoto
736
6,837
7,573
8,807
1,476
10,283
Taraba
6,763
3,011
9,774
10,011
3,592
13,603
Yobe
2,510
902
3,412
2,634
1,223
3,857
Zamfara
4,031
1,705
5,736
5,781
1,923
7,704
FCT, Abuja
1,920
2,299
4,219
305
291
596
16
10
26
30
13
43
Total
172,516
179,508
Source: National Commission for Colleges of Education
352,024
182,790
182,433
365,223
Non-Nigerian
254
TABLE 256.1:
Name of
Institution
TOTAL STUDENT ENROLMENT IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION BY INSTITUTION AND SEX,

2004/2005 - 2007/2008
2004/2005
20005/2006
2006/2007
2007/2008
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
FCE, Abeokuta
447
1,090
1,537
26
68
94
189
1,023
1,212
477
1,084
1,561
FCE(T), Akoka
294
693
987
296
536
832
323
681
1,004
352
716
1,068
FCE(T), Asaba
231
915
1,146
196
938
1134
241
954
1,195
278
1,116
1,394
FCE(T), Bichi
407
131
538
404
186
590
491
139
630
795
289
1,084
FCE, Eha-Amufu
183
880
1,063
105
887
992
192
1,005
1,197
310
1,170
1,480
FCE(T), Gombe
782
377
1,159
369
196
565
221
118
339
319
224
543
418
418
413
413
400
400
427
427
2,480
1,139
3,619
1,412
583
1995
1,142
512
1,654
na
Na
na
585
243
828
277
126
403
405
350
755
411
305
716
FCE(T), Gusau
FCE ,Kano
FCE, Katsina
FCE, Kontagora
913
524
1,437
737
656
1393
749
637
1,386
875
746
1,621
2,074
1,988
4,062
1,454
1,417
2871
600
872
1,472
600
872
1,472
FCE,Okene
615
1,216
1,831
497
866
1363
471
866
1,337
505
847
1,352
FCE(T), Omoku
Adeyemi
COE,Ondo
325
369
694
352
327
679
295
351
646
497
596
1,093
324
773
1,097
181
495
676
580
389
969
280
689
969
FCE(S) Oyo
853
1,567
2,420
460
758
1218
575
1,265
1,840
972
1,769
2,741
FCE,Pankshin
FCE(T),
Potiskum
911
745
1,656
987
831
1818
937
743
1,680
745
609
1,354
400
189
589
522
269
791
420
236
656
412
232
644
FCE, Obudu
FCE(T), Umunze
25
273
298
62
337
399
115
551
666
140
724
864
FCE, Yola
1,018
681
1,699
673
468
1141
na
na
na
1,122
826
1,948
FCE, Zaria
862
1,014
1,876
1,087
934
2021
1,081
785
1,866
894
1,020
1,914
COE,Afaha Nsit
629
1,829
2,458
955
973
1928
687
702
1,389
690
706
1,396
COE, Agbor
2,450
866
1,568
2,434
841
2,273
3114
1,193
2,396
3,589
419
2,031
COE, Akamkpa
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
COE, Akwanga
2,552
945
3,497
2,333
1,167
3,500
2,128
1,340
3,468
1,618
847
2,465
COE,Ankpa
626
608
1,234
659
670
1,329
679
690
1,369
1,011
2,319
3,330
COE Argungu
COE,
Arochukwu
527
182
709
529
164
693
1,005
318
1,323
1,880
422
2,302
100
167
267
161
277
438
261
360
621
250
462
712
COE,Azare
790
228
1,018
724
173
897
914
318
1,232
1,677
509
2,186
UIECEST, Bama
405
176
581
390
180
570
478
297
775
566
319
885
IKCOE,Dutsinma
1,442
150
1,592
988
122
1,110
1,608
151
1,759
349
1,478
1,827
COE, Ekiadolor
474
1,346
1,820
373
1,116
1,489
479
1,334
1,813
571
1,478
2,049
LACOPED,Epe
192
358
550
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
COE, Gashua
COE, Gidan
Waya
324
271
595
na
na
na
446
189
635
na
na
na
2,218
1,450
3,668
na
na
na
643
437
1,080
na
na
na
COE, Gindiri
1,388
1,070
2,458
1,163
875
2,038
1,106
675
1,781
1,377
840
2,217
COE, Gumel
1,133
101
1,234
1,217
124
1,341
1,437
126
1,563
na
na
na
923
530
1,453
858
490
1,348
1,164
663
1,827
1,342
849
2,191
COE, Hong
TASCE,IjebuOde
COE,Ikere-Ekiti
COE,IlaOrangun
359
868
1,227
708
362
1,070
na
na
na
na
na
na
1,041
2,792
3,833
727
1,780
2,507
959
2,052
3,011
672
1,796
2,468
na
948
1,620
2,568
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
COE,Ilesha
750
1,350
2,100
455
1,264
1,719
616
1,438
2,054
na
na
na
COE,Ilorin
810
1,169
1,979
679
1,005
1,684
940
1,424
2,364
1,242
1,767
3,009
255
TABLE 256.2:

(2004/2005 - 2007/2008)
2004/2005
20005/2006
2006/2007
2007/2008
Name of Institution
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
COE, Jalingo
1,123
591
1,714
1,216
541
1,757
2,435
1,107
3,542
2,527
1,491
4,018
COE, Katsina Ala
2,127
1,225
3,352
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
COE, Kumbotso
2,738
747
3,485
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
COE(T),Lafiagi
212
139
351
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
KICOE, Maiduguri
349
496
845
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
1,413
871
2,284
1,469
763
2,232
1,211
664
1,875
2,165
1,139
3,304
159
1,217
1,376
141
1,182
1,323
197
1,671
1,868
702
1,187
1,889
COE, Oju
1,265
915
2,180
1,640
1,191
2,831
2,160
1,616
3,776
2,231
1,532
3,763
COE, Oro
1,095
1,683
2,778
809
1,218
2,027
1,978
3,017
4,995
1,795
2,775
4,570
AOCOE,Oto-Ijanikin
345
732
1,077
1,190
706
1,896
569
1,188
1,757
366
767
1,133
AICOE, Owerri
308
2,113
2,421
252
1,063
1,315
275
1,373
1,648
340
1,862
2,202
OYSCOE, Oyo
647
1,040
1,687
795
1,372
2,167
852
1,464
2,316
1,087
1,717
2,804
47
58
105
85
97
182
125
94
219
135
137
272
SSCOE, Sokoto
1,617
608
2,225
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
COE, Waka Biu
638
389
1,027
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
COE, Warri
COE , Minna
NOCOE, Nsugbe
COE, Port Harcourt
629
1,761
2,390
720
2,052
2,772
691
1,805
2,496
1,140
2,639
3,779
St. Aug.COE Lagos
30
35
18
24
26
29
17
24
IOECU COE, Enugu
37
46
12
59
71
19
65
84
na
Na
na
OSISATECH, Enugu
Nig. Army Sch. Of
Educ, Ilorin
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
103
104
36
41
36
40
78
84
FCT, COE Zuba
262
499
761
379
594
973
314
473
787
na
Na
na
35
51
86
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
58
57
115
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
643
25
668
904
52
956
964
76
1,040
1,178
122
1,300
438
482
920
520
578
1,098
753
745
1,498
707
789
1,496
75
98
173
na
na
na
99
109
208
140
178
318
Delar COE, Ibadan

Mufutau Lanihun COE
Ibadan
18
25
43
na
na
na
39
53
92
41
60
101
18
25
43
54
96
150
98
139
237
143
209
352
ATCI COE, Enugu
45
89
134
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
City COE, Mararaba
65
50
115
101
89
190
na
na
na
na
Na
na
Total
48,714
50,064
98,778 34,186
Sources:(1) Federal Ministry of Education, Abuja.
Note: FCE(T) = Federal College of Education (Technical)
na = Not available.
35,982
70,168
38,588
42,476
81,064
38,430
46,711
85,141
JNI COE, Kaduna

Suleiman COE,
Ososa
COE, Maru
Ebonyi State COE
Ikwo
Yewa Central COE,
Ayetoro
256
TABLE 257.1:

(2005/2006 - 2008/2009)
Number
20005/2006
Name of Institution
2006/2007
2007/2008
2008/2009
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
FCE, Abeokuta
1,158
2,921
4,079
1,124
3,041
4,165
1,206
3,033
4,239
1,594
3,805
5,399
FCE(T), Akoka
1,028
2,370
3,398
1,114
2,272
3,386
1,100
2,368
3,468
1,056
1,955
3,011
FCE(T), Asaba
798
2,533
3,331
667
2,610
3,277
722
3,164
3,886
708
2,607
3,315
1,280
425
1,705
1,685
482
2,167
2,270
659
2,929
2,693
759
3,452
687
3,833
4,520
695
3,412
4,107
767
3,946
4,713
832
3,032
3,864
2,153
1,191
3,344
1,698
810
2,508
1,338
688
2,026
1,969
919
2,888
FCE(T), Bichi
FCE, Eha-Amufu
FCE(T), Gombe
1,935
1,943
2,070
2,070
2,051
2,051
2,321
2,321
FCE ,Kano
6,283
3,242
9,525
4,039
2,100
6,139
4,997
2,768
7,765
3,072
2,219
5,291
FCE, Katsina
1,711
691
2,402
1,632
860
2,492
1,349
992
2,341
2,928
1,655
4,583
FCE, Kontagora
2,782
2,566
5,348
2,598
2,238
4,836
2,410
2,096
4,506
2,069
1,826
3,895
FCE, Obudu
6,365
5,898
12,263
4,405
5,161
9,566
4,363
5,127
9,490
4,264
4,736
9,000
FCE,Okene
2,352
4,515
6,867
2,097
4,076
6,173
1,702
3,041
4,743
1,576
2,889
4,465
FCE(T), Omoku
1,280
1,358
2,638
1,188
1,313
2,501
1,264
1,466
2,730
Adeyemi COE,Ondo
1,083
2,601
3,684
785
1,954
2,739
785
1,954
2,739
1,687
3,880
5,567
FCE(S) Oyo
2,503
4,296
6,799
1,801
3,827
5,628
2,179
4,174
6,353
2,581
4,827
7,408
FCE,Pankshin
3,874
3,203
7,077
4,006
3,278
7,284
3,806
3,255
7,061
3,101
2,085
5,186
FCE(T), Potiskum
1,922
986
2,908
2,052
1,139
3,191
1,456
1,109
2,565
983
2,081
3,064
FCE(T), Gusau
134
1,060
1,194
242
1,334
1,576
402
1,810
2,212
2,954
2,526
5,480
FCE, Yola
2,681
1,751
4,432
2,356
1,813
4,169
4,075
1,932
6,007
2,978
3,230
6,208
FCE, Zaria
5,101
5,104
10,205
5,979
5,175
11,154
3,204
2,866
6,070
775
4,037
4,812
COE,Afaha Nsit
2,175
3,673
5,848
2,046
3,260
5,306
1,730
2,703
4,433
1,636
1,953
3,589
COE, Agbor
2,540
6,977
9,517
2,213
5,545
7,758
1,101
5,202
6,303
1,884
5,315
7,199
FCE(T), Umunze
COE, Akamkpa
COE, Akwanga
5,933
2,911
8,844
7,186
3,376
10,562
7,468
3,468
10,936
7,277
4,437
11,714
COE,Ankpa
2,927
2,663
5,590
3,972
2,625
6,597
2,935
4,379
7,314
3,893
4,040
7,933
COE Argungu
1,404
529
1,933
3,436
1,313
4,749
3,675
743
4,418
8,119
2,160
10,279
780
1,155
1,935
953
1,135
2,088
762
1,522
2,284
713
1,516
2,229
COE,Azare
2,693
748
3,441
3,130
1,031
4,161
3,989
1,189
5,178
4,199
1,722
5,921
UIECEST, Bama
1,474
772
2,246
1,476
772
2,248
1,653
997
2,650
1,964
1,260
3,224
IKCOE,Dutsinma
3,806
421
4,227
4,568
472
5,040
5,011
563
5,574
4,666
1,397
6,063
COE, Ekiadolor
1,408
4,164
5,572
1,374
3,838
5,212
1,503
4,083
5,586
1,792
4,409
6,201
LACOPED,Epe
537
968
1,505
1,173
1,838
3,011
1,306
2,126
3,432
COE, Gashua
2,041
311
2,352
1,313
406
1,719
1,498
457
1,955
2,454
774
3,228
COE, Gidan Waya
3,825
2,402
6,227
3,402
2,343
5,745
3,073
2,256
5,329
2,609
2,793
5,402
COE, Gindiri
2,242
1,773
4,015
3,065
2,161
5,226
3,720
2,578
6,298
4,073
3,095
7,168
COE, Gumel
4,282
367
4,649
5,633
525
6,158
5,199
523
5,722
COE, Hong
3,084
1,723
4,807
3,178
1,838
5,016
3,704
2,332
6,036
4,056
2,056
6,112
TASCE,Ijebu-Ode
1,511
3,693
5,204
1,207
2,705
3,912
1,112
2,366
3,478
2,395
3,776
6,171
COE,Ikere-Ekiti
3,092
8,184
11,276
2,778
6,709
9,487
2,306
5,655
7,961
2,306
5,656
7,962
COE,Ila-Orangun
4,098
6,938
11,036
5,510
9,025
14,535
7,029
10,459
17,488
COE,Ilesha
2,086
4,530
6,616
2,684
4,792
7,476
2,263
4,382
6,645
2,175
4,765
6,940
COE,Ilorin
3,163
4,815
7,978
2,585
3,874
6,459
3,110
4,643
7,753
2,182
3,191
5,373
Sub-Total
99,747
111,228
210,975
102,409
107,678
210,087
91,181
99,855
191,036
109,747
118,812
228,559
COE, Arochukwu
257
TABLE 257.2:
TOTAL STUDENT ENROLMENT IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION BY INSTITUTION AND SEX

(2005/2006 - 2008/2009)
20005/2006
Name of
Institution
2006/2007
2007/2008
2008/2009
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
COE, Jalingo
4,441
1,851
6,292
8,444
3,361
11,805
9,428
3,499
12,927
7,749
4,044
11,793
COE, Katsina Ala
6,413
4,338
10,751
6,420
4,319
10,739
6,744
5,016
11,760
6,837
5,299
12,136
COE, Kumbotso
9,201
3,650
12,851
12,629
3,040
15,669
12,839
5,622
18,461
na
na
na
COE(T),Lafiagi
KICOE,
Maiduguri
767
473
1,240
1,227
709
1,936
2,450
1,322
3,772
2,691
1,652
4,343
1,608
1,333
2,941
1,628
1,353
2,981
1,582
2,039
3,621
1,449
2,052
3,501
COE , Minna
5,632
3,108
8,740
5,358
3,111
8,469
5,471
3,298
8,769
6,503
4,826
11,329
564
4,003
4,567
470
3,880
4,350
538
4,461
4,999
995
7,660
8,655
COE, Oju
5,295
3,887
9,182
6,027
4,371
10,398
6,893
4,938
11,831
na
na
na
COE, Oro
AOCOE,OtoIjanikin
4,456
4,487
8,943
3,970
6,128
10,098
4,749
7,285
12,034
3,855
6,166
10,021
1,769
3,319
5,088
1,697
3,456
5,153
1,618
2,997
4,615
1,462
2,771
4,233
AICOE, Owerri
883
4,591
5,474
735
4,626
5,361
917
4,248
5,165
na
na
na
OYSCOE, Oyo
COE, Port
Harcourt
2,690
4,122
6,812
2,466
4,080
6,546
2,971
4,887
7,858
3,117
5,050
8,167
349
430
779
346
354
700
480
496
976
402
396
798
SSCOE, Sokoto
7,808
2,745
10,553
8,486
2,654
11,140
12,171
3,312
15,483
12,171
3,312
15,483
COE, Waka Biu
1,980
1,193
3,173
3,961
2,165
6,126
2,628
1,253
3,881
2,585
1,519
4,104
COE, Warri
St. Aug.COE
Lagos
IOECU COE,
Enugu
OSISATECH,
Enugu
Nig. Army Sch. of
Educ, Ilorin
2,483
6,647
9,130
2,434
6,185
8,619
3,563
7,261
10,824
3,158
7,219
10,377
32
148
180
24
121
145
16
63
79
15
57
72
46
179
225
60
250
310
48
181
229
73
215
288
66
69
13
14
11
15
34
39
170
177
162
10
172
150
15
165
106
17
123
FCT, COE Zuba
1,182
2,003
3,185
1,428
2,200
3,628
1,869
2,865
4,734
2,303
3,141
5,444
71
136
207
48
96
144
88
109
197
399
344
743
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
2,219
141
2,360
2,462
194
2,656
3,030
306
3,336
3,526
264
3,790
1,912
1,809
3,721
1,816
1,873
3,689
2,050
2,186
4,236
1,775
1,922
3,697
na
na
na
726
969
1,695
817
997
1,814
701
1,154
1,855
52
90
142
57
102
159
83
134
217
89
138
227
301
424
725
256
350
606
317
410
727
228
445
673
319
747
1,066
522
1,138
1,660
688
1,066
1,754
304
571
875
1,912
1,809
3,721
345
339
684
252
298
550
235
221
456
NOCOE, Nsugbe
JNI COE, Kaduna

Suleiman COE,
Ososa
COE, Maru
Ebonyi State
COE Ikwo
Yewa Central
COE, Ayetoro
Delar COE,
Ibadan
Mufutau Lanihun
COE Ibadan
ATCI COE,
Enugu
City COE,
Mararaba
Sub-Total(ii)
64,558
57,736
122,294
74,205
61,447
135,652
84,454
70,575
155,029
62,733
60,489
123,222
Sub-Total(i)
99,747
111,228
210,975
102,409
107,678
210,087
91,181
99,855
191,036
109,747
118,812
228,559
Grand-Total
164,305
168,964
333,269
176,614
169,125
345,739
175,635
170,430
346,065
172,480
179,301
351,781
Source: Federal Ministry of Education/National Commission for Colleges of Education, Abuja.

258
TABLE 258.1:
TOTAL STUDENT ENROLMENT IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION BY INSTITUTION AND

SEX (2009/2010 - 2010/2011)
2008/2009
Name of Institution
Male
Female
2009/2010
Total
Male
Female
2010/2011
Total
Male
Female
Total
FCE, Abeokuta
1,594
3,805
5,399
1,841
4,459
6,300
1,528
3,493
5,021
FCE(T), Akoka
1,056
1,955
3,011
715
1,692
2,407
655
1,427
2,082
FCE(T), Asaba
FCE(T), Bichi
FCE, Eha-Amufu
708
2,607
3,315
918
1,823
2,741
323
1,352
1,675
2,693
759
3,452
4,249
1,285
5,534
4,276
1,292
5,568
832
3,032
3,864
912
3,898
4,810
692
3,088
3,780
1,969
919
2,888
2,255
1,170
3,425
1,736
945
2,681
2,321
2,321
2,406
2,406
2,794
2,794
FCE ,Kano
3,072
2,219
5,291
3,246
2,095
5,341
5,139
3,023
8,162
FCE, Katsina
2,928
1,655
4,583
1,638
1,107
2,745
2,002
1,748
3,750
FCE, Kontagora
2,069
1,826
3,895
1,717
1,561
3,278
1,179
1,106
2,285
FCE, Obudu
4,264
4,736
9,000
4,916
5,569
10,485
3,508
4,290
7,798
FCE,Okene
1,576
2,889
4,465
1,535
3,085
4,620
1,277
2,571
3,848
FCE(T), Omoku
1,513
1,723
3,236
1,820
1,915
3,735
1,358
1,571
2,929
Adeyemi COE,Ondo
1,687
3,880
5,567
1,892
3,931
5,823
2,288
4,139
6,427
FCE(S) Oyo
2,581
4,827
7,408
2,469
4,045
6,514
1,921
3,628
5,549
FCE,Pankshin
3,101
2,085
5,186
3,928
3,375
7,303
4,004
3,787
7,791
983
2,081
3,064
1,882
976
2,858
1,750
950
2,700
FCE(T), Umunze
2,954
2,526
5,480
319
1,874
2,193
348
2,145
2,493
FCE, Yola
2,978
3,230
6,208
3,972
3,210
7,182
2,439
1,898
4,337
FCE(T), Gombe
FCE(T), Gusau
FCE(T), Potiskum
FCE, Zaria
775
4,037
4,812
3,917
3,937
7,854
4,020
3,950
7,970
COE,Afaha Nsit
1,636
1,953
3,589
596
1,719
2,315
COE, Agbor
1,884
5,315
7,199
2,208
3,732
5,940
5,940
3,357
5,484
COE, Akamkpa
1,443
1,511
2,954
COE, Akwanga
7,277
4,437
11,714
5,134
2,719
7,853
5,277
2,978
8,255
COE,Ankpa
3,893
4,040
7,933
3,958
4,154
8,112
3,045
3,287
6,332
COE Argungu
8,119
2,160
10,279
4,426
1,043
5,469
4,979
1,036
6,015
713
1,516
2,229
554
1,365
1,919
431
918
1,349
COE,Azare
4,199
1,722
5,921
4,431
1,640
6,071
4,204
2,082
6,286
UIECEST, Bama
1,964
1,260
3,224
IKCOE,Dutsinma
4,666
1,397
6,063
5,797
918
6,715
7,132
1,315
8,447
COE, Ekiadolor
1,792
4,409
6,201
2,024
4,798
6,822
LACOPED,Epe
1,306
2,126
3,432
1,400
2,103
3,503
COE, Gashua
2,454
774
3,228
COE, Gidan Waya
2,609
2,793
5,402
2,757
2,435
5,192
2,348
2,131
4,479
COE, Gindiri
4,073
3,095
7,168
2,969
2,310
5,279
COE, Gumel
5,199
523
5,722
5,085
651
5,736
5,624
568
6,192
COE, Hong
4,056
2,056
6,112
3,969
2,717
6,686
5,678
3,311
8,989
TASCE,Ijebu-Omu
2,395
3,776
6,171
1,519
2,250
3,769
592
1,073
1,665
COE,Ikere-Ekiti
2,306
5,656
7,962
1,635
4,651
6,286
1,234
3,406
4,640
COE,Ila-Orangun
7,029
10,459
17,488
3,240
6,599
9,839
3,762
6,876
10,638
COE,Ilesha
2,175
4,765
6,940
1,623
3,334
4,957
1,827
3,543
5,370
COE,Ilorin
2,182
3,191
5,373
1,222
1,816
3,038
111,260
120,535
231,795
96,068
97,850
193,918
96,579
93,106
185,872
COE, Arochukwu
Sub-Total (i)
259
TABLE 258.2:

(2009/2010 - 2010/2011)
2009/2010
2008/2009
Name of Institution
2010/2011
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
COE, Jalingo
7,749
4,044
11,793
5,110
3,065
8,175
3,568
2,058
5,626
COE, Katsina Ala
6,837
5,299
12,136
6,725
5,116
11,841
6,647
5,129
11,776
COE, Kumbotso
14,168
4373
18541
10,466
3,943
14,409
7,973
4,827
12,800
COE(T),Lafiagi
2,691
1,652
4,343
2,372
1,483
3,855
KICOE, Maiduguri
1,449
2,052
3,501
1,996
1,996
3,992
COE , Minna
6,503
4,826
11,329
8,293
7,251
15,544
7,646
7,577
15,223
NOCOE, Nsugbe
995
7,660
8,655
191
2,133
2,324
157
1,431
1,588
COE, Oju
5,150
3,778
8,928
COE, Oro
3,855
6,166
10,021
2,182
3,479
5,661
706
1,191
1,897
AOCOE,Oto-Ijanikin
1,462
2,771
4,233
1,158
2,316
3,474
920
1,938
2,858
AICOE, Owerri
775
4037
4812
1,036
3,198
4,234
OYSCOE, Oyo
3,117
5,050
8,167
3,623
5,412
9,035
3,081
4,711
7,792
402
396
798
113
265
378
166
329
495
SSCOE, Sokoto
12,171
3,312
15,483
10,460
2,885
13,345
7,889
3,604
11,493
COE, Waka Biu
2,585
1,519
4,104
2,838
1,200
4,038
3,531
1,433
4,964
COE, Warri
3,158
7,219
10,377
402
1,068
1,470
1,107
2,923
4,030
St. Aug.COE Lagos
15
57
72
12
40
52
41
48
IOECU COE, Enugu
73
215
288
62
165
227
59
118
177
COE, Port Harcourt
OSISATECH, Enugu
Nig. Army Sch. of Educ, Ilorin
FCT, COE Zuba
JNI COE, Kaduna
34
39
25
57
82
11
53
64
106
17
123
160
12
172
134
13
147
2,303
3,141
5,444
1,950
2,995
4,945
1,432
2,265
3,697
399
344
743
na
na
na
COE, Maru
3,526
264
3,790
3,609
342
3,951
4,030
432
4,462
Ebonyi State COE Ikwo
1,775
1,922
3,697
1,317
1,630
2,947
1,041
1,225
2,266
701
1,154
1,855
234
370
604
484
716
1,200
Suleiman COE, Ososa
Yewa Central COE, Ayetoro

Delar COE, Ibadan
89
138
227
110
152
262
115
143
258
Mufutau Lanihun COE Ibadan
228
445
673
247
372
619
1,592
1092
2,684
ATCI COE, Enugu
304
571
875
499
1,412
1,911
City COE, Mararaba
235
221
456
172
452
624
187
396
583
77,676
68,899
146,575
68,017
53,179
121,196
54,978
47,053
102,031
Sub-Total(ii)
260
TABLE 258.3:

(2009/2010 - 2010/2011)
2009/2010
2008/2009
Name of Institution
2010/2011
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
94
135
229
79
128
207
97
124
221
Calvavin F. COE Naka
1,647
716
2,363
1,989
889
2,878
1,998
913
2,911
Muhiyideen COE Ilorin
464
457
921
810
728
1,538
811
728
1,539
COE Ilemona, Offa
441
616
1,057
1,492
1,788
3,280
813
1,003
1,816
All State COE Ero
286
446
732
680
1,252
1,932
Best Legacy COE Ogbomoso
192
212
404
281
297
578
282
299
581
Assanusiya COE Odemo Osun
46
39
85
95
140
235
113
140
253
Redemption COE Aba
31
86
117
31
127
158
40
146
186
14
Cope Mosogar
363
480
843
365
533
898
522
735
1,257
COE Nsukka
125
784
909
151
927
1,078
188
1,129
1,317
Ansar-Ud-Deen COE Isolo
Cornerstone COE Lagos
African Church COE Agege
26
51
77
34
52
86
42
59
101
UCOE Aukpa Adoka
270
148
418
504
227
731
768
316
1,084
Mogolis Maiduguri
433
494
927
515
478
993
587
603
1,190
Enugu State COE Enugu
1,494
3,390
4,884
576
2,219
2,795
333
1,387
1,720
Bauchi Inst for Arab & Isl
473
627
1,100
611
675
1,286
687
833
1,520
COE Igueben Edo State
886
1,826
2,712
958
1,807
2,765
Hill COE Akwaga
1,462
827
2,289
2,075
1,257
3,332
Bayelsa State COE Okpoma
57
54
111
Angel Crown COE G/Daya, FCT
COE Moro
16
13
29
Nan Aishat COE Ilorin
22
19
41
Elder Oyama COE Ofat
193
178
371
Wori Distr COE Sango Otta
10
16
IA & IS Olodo
10
18
Apa COE Al-Dogodo Benue
137
117
254
Sub-Total(iii)
6,390
8,690
15,080
9,881
11,861
21,742
11,439
13,131
24,570
Sub-Totali(ii)
77,676
68,899
146,575
68,017
53,179
121,196
54,978
47,053
102,031
Sub-Totali(i)
111,260
120,535
231,795
96,068
97,850
193,918
96,579
93,106
185,872
Grand-Total
195,326
198,124
393,450
173,966
162,890
336,856
162,996
153,290
312,473
Source: Federal Ministry of Education/National Commission for Colleges of Education, Abuja.

261
TABLE 259:
State
Abia
SUMMARY OF GRADUATE OUTPUT BY STATE OF ORIGIN AND GENDER FROM

FEDERALCOLLEGES OF EDUCATION, 2005/2006-2006/2007
Male
2005/2006
Female
Total
Male
2006/2007
Female
Total
44
99
143
96
102
37
Adamawa
20
17
Akwa Ibom
14
37
51
23
33
56
Anambra
47
315
362
61
265
326
Bauchi
29
24
53
91
55
146
Bayelsa
30
31
61
31
41
72
Benue
87
70
157
188
220
408
Borno
22
24
46
Cross River
14
21
35
216
247
463
Delta
38
77
115
37
84
121
20
27
17
23
40
Edo
28
93
121
66
91
157
Ekiti
50
119
169
60
197
257
Ebonyi
Enugu
47
86
133
56
186
242
Gombe
405
1,650
2,055
514
218
732
35
114
149
227
,1593
1,820
257
117
374
48
14
62
Imo
Jigawa
Kaduna
58
35
93
47
53
100
440
181
621
278
118
396
Katsina
90
45
135
289
140
429
Kebbi
83
54
137
64
29
93
Kogi
464
610
1,074
414
612
1,026
Kwara
309
201
510
167
100
267
Lagos
53
90
143
22
51
73
Nassarawa
57
18
75
46
21
67
Niger
293
255
548
263
338
601
Ogun
256
610
866
117
327
444
Ondo
83
220
303
205
558
763
Osun
100
232
332
115
257
372
Oyo
433
1,141
1,574
541
967
1,508
Plateau
521
444
965
730
630
1,360
Rivers
243
282
525
258
404
662
Sokoto
Taraba
28
12
40
Yobe
10
18
174
59
233
Zamfara
44
49
14
86
100
F.C.T
Non-Nigerian
4,647
7,353
12,000
5,483
8,145
13,628
Kano
Total
Source: National Commission for Colleges of Education, Abuja.
262
FEDERAL COLLEGES OF EDUCATION, 2006/2007-2008/2009
2007/2008
State
Abia
2008/2009
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
15
61
76
39
99
138
Adamawa
13
475
142
617
Akwa Ibom
11
26
37
16
18
34
Anambra
72
339
411
82
376
458
Bauchi
33
42
49
31
80
Bayelsa
Benue
48
71
119
351
297
648
Borno
35
23
58
Cross River
12
16
808
675
1483
Delta
94
322
416
21
33
54
Ebonyi
32
39
71
19
12
31
Edo
40
79
119
25
64
89
Ekiti
11
41
52
49
97
146
Enugu
109
460
569
19
108
127
Gombe
126
41
167
145
93
238
Imo
38
125
163
91
320
411
Jigawa
48
55
11
14
Kaduna
22
56
78
300
314
614
Kano
98
14
112
15
18
179
82
261
24
17
41
Kebbi
26
26
52
Kogi
90
91
181
393
642
1,035
Kwara
71
80
151
26
26
52
Lagos
39
66
105
37
11
48
Katsina
Nassarawa
14
38
38
Niger
245
132
377
17
Ogun
269
578
847
24
39
63
Ondo
33
73
106
141
309
450
Osun
51
119
170
133
236
369
Oyo
160
251
411
607
954
1,561
Plateau
17
16
33
269
149
418
Rivers
12
Sokoto
Taraba
401
218
619
Yobe
212
86
298
Zamfara
10
14
10
F.C.T
20
109
129
2,042
3,355
5,397
4,852
5,463
10,315
Non-Nigerian
Total
263
TABLE 261:
SUMMARY OF GRADUATE OUTPUT BY STATE OF ORIGIN AND GENDER FROM

FEDERAL COLLEGES OF EDUCATION, 2009/2010 - 2010/2011
2009/2010
State
Abia
2010/2011
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
54
160
214
38
90
128
Adamawa
483
147
630
484
156
640
Akwa Ibom
27
44
71
23
49
72
154
715
869
65
321
386
Bauchi
82
40
122
42
37
79
Bayelsa
100
92
192
399
368
767
307
259
566
Anambra
Benue
Borno
38
27
65
12
Cross River
812
687
1499
378
411
789
Delta
115
355
470
25
41
66
Ebonyi
51
51
102
20
22
42
Edo
65
143
208
31
74
105
Ekiti
60
138
198
39
118
157
Enugu
128
568
696
61
369
430
Gombe
271
134
405
269
113
382
Imo
129
445
574
49
117
166
Jigawa
51
18
69
305
167
472
Kaduna
322
370
692
250
237
487
Kano
113
17
130
422
271
693
Katsina
203
99
302
314
139
453
Kebbi
31
27
58
10
13
Kogi
483
733
1,216
299
443
742
Kwara
97
106
203
45
70
115
Lagos
76
77
153
17
17
34
43
52
40
29
69
Niger
254
140
394
22
23
45
Ogun
293
617
910
290
499
789
Ondo
174
382
556
153
358
511
Osun
184
355
539
106
194
300
Oyo
767
1,205
1,972
337
621
958
Plateau
286
165
451
516
220
736
Rivers
12
20
200
190
390
Sokoto
Taraba
406
221
627
411
216
627
Yobe
213
86
299
14
Zamfara
18
24
66
75
F.C.T
25
110
135
16
6,894
8,818
15,712
5,691
6,061
11,752
Nassarawa
Non-Nigerian
Total
264
TABLE 262:
TEACHERS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA: REGISTERED MEMBERS BY STATE AND GENDER,

2007 - 2011
2007
State
2008
2009
2010
2011
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Abia
3,155
12,847
5,753
16,315
4,756
20,928
5,020
23,396
5,172
28,638
Adamawa
8,664
3886
9,724
7,190
12,929
6,966
8,571
11,547
8,647
12,938
Akwa Ibom
6,373
10735
10,226
13,911
11,108
18,703
11,245
19,365
11,551
24,632
Anambra
2,123
14564
4,981
18,657
3,586
24,178
3,626
24,486
3,711
31,271
Bauchi
3,720
1163
8,003
5,695
9,424
3,021
9,343
2,976
9,316
3,763
Bayelsa
4,260
3560
7,195
6,983
6,486
6,017
6,407
6,118
6,630
8,172
Benue
13,194
6402
12,565
11,385
23,670
12,977
24,330
13,399
24,715
15,517
Borno
5,547
3449
7,459
6,377
8,063
6,013
8,081
6,366
8,153
8,037
Cross River
6,247
7610
6,998
10,419
9,440
11,856
9,852
11,816
9,687
14,069
Delta
6,281
13561
9,323
16,758
12,181
27,252
12,295
27,960
12,571
39,239
Ebonyi
4,723
4544
7,486
8,373
8,303
8,624
8,074
8,458
8,181
10,632
Edo
3,842
8686
5,181
14,891
7,312
17,250
6,843
16,850
7,016
21,102
Ekiti
4,855
8289
7,505
12,342
7,808
14,479
8,088
15,336
8,127
20,837
Enugu
6,206
12731
8,516
15,464
8,594
18,199
8,461
18,055
8,984
22,561
Gombe
4,843
2430
7,962
5,212
7,471
3,954
5,529
6,441
7,828
5,532
Imo
5,014
13827
5,161
18,963
7,399
23,265
21,617
9,171
7,455
29,689
Jigawa
4,599
203
5,970
2,559
4,929
293
4,910
286
4,946
401
Kaduna
18,971
13094
14,782
12,706
17,919
17,709
17,938
18,280
18,288
23,413
8,325
2143
11,164
3,913
14,933
4,801
15,045
4,941
15,297
15,689
11,786
3557
8,914
4,190
12,361
4,018
13,006
4,394
13,430
5,582
Kebbi
3,826
1470
6,072
4,531
5,711
2,602
5,683
2,535
5,697
3,473
Kogi
2,705
2370
9,876
14,413
9,807
11,508
9,729
11,458
10,054
13,382
Kwara
6,413
9932
9,908
16,584
13,293
19,349
13,613
20,085
14,169
25,097
Lagos
6,396
17588
10,742
28,535
13,734
39,222
13,741
39,486
13,897
56,840
Nassarawa
5,975
2513
9,684
5,919
10,994
5,017
10,828
5,018
11,227
7,209
Niger
10,394
5329
12,891
8,723
15,590
10,018
15,622
9,888
15,720
13,323
Ogun
6,072
13788
8,542
15,601
10,218
22,329
10,833
23,412
11,003
31,674
Ondo
7,030
12903
10,812
18,154
11,743
20,980
11,637
20,694
11,715
27,640
Osun
9,213
12327
9,958
13,419
10,762
15,272
10,799
16,217
11,132
20,208
Oyo
11,927
24344
11,924
26,980
17,026
36,366
17,436
37,612
17,982
47,883
Plateau
8,257
6439
11,885
9,099
13,813
11,723
13,954
11,321
14,005
14,141
Rivers
5,658
6484
9,912
11,480
10,351
13,585
10,347
14,072
10,585
19,717
Sokoto
3,744
1374
6,178
3,985
5,753
2,446
6,091
2,582
6,155
4,129
Taraba
4,702
1607
6,398
4,835
8,664
3,514
8,622
3,484
9,101
4,589
Yobe
2,709
1262
5,123
3,440
4,348
2,025
4,409
2,054
4,449
2,910
Zamfara
4,380
802
7,390
3,704
6,952
1,969
6,741
2,079
6,867
3,220
FCT(Abuja)
3,414
3763
7,461
10,493
10,041
14,838
9,669
14,505
10,443
21,527
235,543
271,576
319,624
337,472
377,472
483,266
388,035
486,143
383,906
658,676
Kano
Katsina
Total
Source: Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria
265
CHART 22: REGISTERED MEMBERS OF TEACHERS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA,

2007 2011
700,000
600,000
Number
500,000
400,000
300,000
200,000
Total Number of
Registered Teachers
100,000
2007
2008
2009
2010
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
2011
Year
CHART 23: REGISTERED MEMBERS OF TEACHERS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA BY STATE

AND GENDER (Primary School Teachers), 2007- 2011
700,000
600,000
400,000
300,000
200,000
100,000
2007
2008
2009
Year
2010
266
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
0
Male
Number
500,000
2011
Total Number of
Registered Teachers
CHART 24: REGISTERED MEMBERS OF TEACHERS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF

NIGERIA BY STATE AND GENDER (Secondary School Teachers), 2007 2011
300,000
250,000
N
u 200,000
m
150,000
b
e 100,000
r
50,000
Total Number of
Registered
Teachers
2007
2008
2009
2010
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
2011
Year
CHART 25:
REGISTERED MEMBERS OF TEACHERS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA BY

STATE AND GENDER (Colleges Education), 2007 2011
50,000
40,000
30,000
20,000
Total Number of Registered
Teachers
2007
2008
2009
Year
2010
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
0
Male
Number
10,000
2011
267
TABLE 263: REGISTERED MEMBERS OF TEACHERS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA BY STATE AND GENDER
(PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS), 2007- 2011
Number
State
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Abia
1,759
10,435
3,107
8,864
2,510
16,263
2,693
18,793
2,727
19,243
Adamawa
6,954
3,307
5,251
3,937
10,162
5,636
5,730
10,240
5,753
10,282
Akwa Ibom
4,231
8,880
5,522
7,566
6,660
14,699
6,790
15,448
6,998
16,623
Anambra
772
11,209
2,690
10,075
1,357
17,358
1,363
17,558
1,381
17,618
Bauchi
3,015
942
4,322
3,102
7,626
2,308
7,652
2,357
7,667
2,366
Bayelsa
3,153
2,885
3,886
3,771
4,194
4,245
4,203
4,265
4,326
4,363
Benue
9,963
5,441
6,785
6,148
18,139
11,128
18,551
11,488
18,772
11,619
Borno
4,060
2,808
4,028
3,444
5,225
4,423
5,391
4,827
5,452
4,960
Cross River
4,784
6,586
3,779
5,626
7,125
9,936
7,125
9,944
7,271
10,223
Delta
3,363
9,081
5,034
9,049
5,938
17,199
6,223
18,225
6,241
18,325
Ebonyi
3,980
3,818
4,042
4,521
5,919
6,361
5,944
6,395
5,953
6,400
Edo
2,053
6,610
2,798
8,041
3,683
12,832
3,719
13,025
3,834
13,462
Ekiti
2,213
5,604
4,053
6,665
3,322
9,386
3,443
9,851
3,444
9,861
Enugu
4,497
10,228
4,599
8,351
5,651
13,338
5,688
13,553
6,157
13,572
Gombe
3,997
2,122
4,189
2,841
5,147
2,952
3,233
5,447
5,447
3,478
Imo
1,951
10,232
2,787
10,240
2,963
16,797
17,291
3,015
3,015
17,317
Jigawa
4,112
163
3,251
1,381
4,239
233
4,299
237
4,299
237
Kaduna
8,713
8,698
7,982
6,893
11,504
13,303
11,696
13,875
11,796
14,125
Kano
5,823
1,237
6,049
2,113
10,022
2,890
10,154
3,004
10,223
11,796
10,481
3,268
4,850
2,257
9,667
3,169
10,129
3,445
10,379
3,595
Kebbi
2,582
1,059
3,305
2,447
3,461
1,617
3,461
1,617
3,463
1,617
Kogi
1,984
1,992
5,333
7,783
7,231
9,239
7,636
10,156
7,717
10,348
Kwara
4,449
8,505
5,350
8,756
8,741
15,509
9,081
16,020
9,350
16,389
Lagos
1,552
7,607
5,801
15,409
4,880
22,222
4,911
22,490
4,937
22,612
Nassarawa
3,945
1,836
5,229
3,149
6,447
3,223
6,495
3,298
6,542
3,366
Niger
7,040
3,844
6,961
4,710
9,502
6,635
9,804
6,768
9,809
7,025
Ogun
3,404
10,331
4,613
8,425
4,978
14,556
5,433
15,480
5,496
15,704
Ondo
4,017
9,681
5,838
9,803
5,487
13,775
5,503
13,819
5,509
13,841
Osun
5,335
9,874
5,377
7,246
5,962
11,661
6,386
12,905
6,603
13,438
Oyo
7,141
19,159
6,439
14,569
9,807
27,994
10,032
28,846
10,308
29,777
Plateau
6,278
5,323
6,418
4,913
9,872
8,311
9,994
8,427
10,022
8,462
Rivers
3,017
4,177
5,353
6,199
5,035
8,055
5,241
8,769
5,290
8,896
Sokoto
2,445
534
3,336
2,152
3,611
965
4,031
1,105
4,044
1,139
Taraba
3,558
1,196
3,455
2,611
6,484
2,734
6,491
2,738
6,902
3,046
Yobe
1,927
904
2,766
1,858
2,159
1,071
2,186
1,097
2,202
1,119
Zamfara
3,553
456
3,990
2,006
5,117
1,030
5,121
1,039
5,130
1,048
Fct(Abuja)
2,449
2,553
4,029
5,666
4,740
7,540
5,144
8,576
5,624
9,226
Total
154,550 202,585
172,597
Note: No figure for 2006
222,587
234,567
340,593
236,009
360,204
240,083
376,518
Katsina
268
GENDER (SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS), 2007 2011
Number
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
State
Abia
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
1,783
5,089
2,146
4,440
2,275
4,567
2,335
4,650
2,335
4,650
Adamawa
3014
2260
2341
1134
2,474
1,183
2,526
1,244
2,526
1,244
Akwa Ibom
3,170
4,343
4,209
3,730
4,337
3,849
4,381
3,939
4,381
3,939
Anambra
1,544
5,784
2,071
6,499
2,093
6,624
2,096
6,656
2,096
6,656
Bauchi
2,481
1,781
1,429
558
1,452
573
1,465
588
1,465
588
Bayelsa
2,230
2,165
2,179
1,632
2,188
1,836
2,209
1,855
2,209
1,855
Benue
3,895
3,529
5,210
1,746
5,478
1,829
5,636
1,882
5,636
1,882
Borno
2,312
1,977
1,962
1,180
2,057
1,253
2,153
1,395
2,153
1,395
Cross River
2,169
3,230
2,223
1,836
2,233
1,845
2,265
1,872
2,265
1,872
Delta
2,890
5,195
5,478
9,240
5,638
9,526
5,912
10,329
5,912
10,329
Ebonyi
2,321
2,596
1,951
1,957
2,016
1,999
2,068
2,057
2,068
2,057
Edo
1,606
4,616
2,958
3,665
2,986
3,714
2,998
3,738
2,998
3,738
Ekiti
2,326
3,826
4,186
4,932
4,469
5,420
4,481
5,429
4,481
5,429
Enugu
2,640
4,793
2,529
4,254
2,551
4,332
2,565
4,378
2,565
4,378
Gombe
2,640
1,631
2,050
893
2,096
926
2,148
959
2,148
959
Imo
1,600
5,879
4,124
5,847
4,161
5,974
4,225
6,072
4,225
6,072
Jigawa
1,866
793
475
34
478
39
478
44
478
44
Kaduna
4,583
3,957
5,363
3,825
5,502
4,014
5,831
4,449
5,831
4,449
Kano
3,472
1,213
4,476
1,717
4,515
1,745
4,594
1,810
4,594
1,810
Katsina
2,785
1,296
2,163
736
2,552
868
2,712
926
2,712
926
Kebbi
1,898
1,405
1,911
849
1,945
871
1,950
875
1,950
875
Kogi
3,062
4,468
1,659
976
1,924
1,260
2,116
1,460
2,116
1,460
Kwara
3,072
5,026
3,805
3,575
4,087
3,914
4,346
4,246
4,346
4,246
Lagos
3,330
8,846
8,204
16,458
8,306
16,670
8,441
16,934
8,441
16,934
Nassarawa
3,002
1,808
4,091
1,582
4,208
1,674
4,515
1,867
4,515
1,867
Niger
3,996
2,704
5,143
2,811
5,399
2,976
5,515
3,058
5,515
3,058
Ogun
2,648
4,836
4,897
7,540
5,097
7,743
5,178
7,869
5,178
7,869
Ondo
3,353
5,628
5,823
6,702
5,919
6,798
5,940
6,826
5,940
6,826
Osun
3,087
4,160
3,968
3,111
4,055
3,201
4,183
3,307
4,183
3,307
Oyo
3,696
8,364
6,474
8,008
6,864
8,562
7,175
8,931
7,175
8,931
Plateau
3,684
2,821
3,531
2,662
3,608
2,704
3,639
2,730
3,639
2,730
Rivers
3,073
3,559
4,598
4,791
4,813
5,105
4,992
5,296
4,992
5,296
Sokoto
1,916
1,235
1,851
1,382
1,897
1,420
1,914
1,438
1,914
1,438
Taraba
1,983
1,499
1,932
698
1,937
702
1,976
718
1,976
718
Yobe
1,588
1,066
1,764
741
1,793
746
1,819
774
1,819
774
Zamfara
2,291
1,151
1,396
887
1,433
1,002
1,452
1,034
1,452
1,034
Fct(Abuja)
2,313
3,253
3,699
4,969
4,333
5,786
4,597
6,058
4,597
6,058
99,319
127,782
124,269
127,597
129,169
133,250
132,826
137,693
132,826
137,693
Total
269
TABLE 265: REGISTERED MEMBERS OF TEACHERS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA BY

STATE AND GENDER (COLLEGES OF EDUCATION) 2007 - 2011
Number
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
State
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
42
16
42
16
690
1,970
52
36
52
36
Adamawa
251
60
245
60
1,167
875
347
117
367
124
Akwa Ibom
98
41
101
50
1,227
1,682
117
65
118
68
Anambra
195
103
249
144
598
2,238
157
290
170
304
Bauchi
119
33
127
24
960
689
216
42
239
46
Abia
Bayelsa
863
838
15
14
16
17
Benue
322
72
397
69
1,508
1,366
299
73
301
82
Borno
296
88
362
79
895
765
625
277
633
286
Cross River
282
50
263
51
840
1,250
46
25
494
27
Delta
305
125
338
149
1,119
2,011
426
208
434
209
898
1,005
113
64
114
64
Edo
87
46
87
46
622
1,787
125
117
138
111
Ekiti
165
49
245
56
901
1,481
173
62
176
65
Enugu
55
38
85
28
1,022
1,856
202
230
222
170
Gombe
88
18
96
24
930
632
192
66
200
68
Imo
132
60
164
71
619
2,276
152
174
165
182
Jigawa
149
12
135
722
307
130
12
133
10
Kaduna
406
117
7,135
2,327
1,774
1,532
724
382
740
391
Kano
316
91
366
122
1,344
470
330
159
376
192
Katsina
Ebonyi
127
36
115
35
1,078
501
309
77
325
81
Kebbi
94
95
735
543
270
46
277
47
Kogi
275
43
324
70
1,185
1,730
159
38
169
42
Kwara
393
74
351
64
1,189
1,946
415
140
445
151
Lagos
328
147
358
153
1,289
3,424
516
322
524
326
Nassarawa
162
23
155
46
1,162
700
121
42
125
46
Niger
153
71
319
87
1,547
1,047
407
140
419
144
Ogun
253
110
360
131
1,025
1,872
296
187
303
189
Ondo
156
38
148
47
1,297
2,178
202
70
215
77
Osun
189
44
273
55
1,195
1,610
334
102
358
111
Oyo
319
98
452
116
1,431
3,238
514
190
540
204
Plateau
147
37
139
36
1,426
1,092
351
190
352
190
Rivers
272
95
324
164
1,189
1,378
263
179
293
198
Sokoto
173
45
232
57
741
478
138
43
163
57
Taraba
95
29
195
52
768
580
192
44
194
44
Yobe
242
29
237
39
615
413
360
205
430
211
Zamfara
120
13
188
20
887
446
178
34
187
38
77
53
64
47
895
1,259
169
127
192
143
Total
6,883
2,008
14,766
Note: - = Nil
4,549
38,353
49,465
9,635
4,589
10,599
4,751
FCT(Abuja)
270
TABLE 266: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC ENROLMENT BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER

(2007/2008)
National Diploma
Higher National Diploma
Programme
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
69
73
68
71
Agric Engr
411
126
537
164
28
192
Agric Ext & MGT
151
22
173
776
284
1,060
Agric Tech
1,829
863
2,692
308
90
398
Animal Health & Prod
1,102
319
1,421
400
149
549
Animal Health
75
20
95
177
68
245
Animal Production
36
19
55
203
130
333
124
125
Catering & Hotel MGT
35
35
11
11
Cooperative Studies
64
19
83
Crop Prod horticulture
245
93
338
10
40
50
16
39
55
215
57
272
30
45
423
94
517
96
26
122
36
472
508
25
129
154
102
13
115
126
21
147
47
124
171
51
140
191
41
47
88
13
14
27
Accountancy
Boat/Ship Building Tech
Enviromen Health
Technology
Fisheries Tech
Food Technology
Forestry Technology
Home & Rural Economics
Horticulture & Landscape
Tech
Health Infortion
Management
Journalism
Leather Technology
24
26
Marine Engr
526
19
540
27
31
Maritime Trans & Bus.Std
202
53
255
61
69
58
128
186
24
42
66
Mass Communication
Mechanical Engr
365
385
Nautical Science
20
27
28
63
46
15
61
12
Office Technology &

Management
55
Polymer Tech
31
34
12
Science Lab Tech
55
39
94
19
10
Tourism
63
49
112
29
21
50
40
48
30
11
41
6,075
2,588
8,663
Public Health Nursing
Wild MGT Tech

Wood and paper Tech
Total
Source: National Board for Technical Education, Kaduna.

Note: - = Nil
271
3,137
1,412
4,549
TABLE 267: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC OUTTURN BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER, 2007

Number
National Diploma
Programme
Male
Accountancy
32
Agric Engr
110
Agric Ext & MGT
12
Agric Tech
788
757
Animal Production & Fishries
Animal Health
19
Animal Production
Basic Science
Business Studies
Cooperative Studies
Dental Technology
Dental Therapy
Elect/Electronics Engr
58
Enviromen Health Technology
Fisheries Tech
27
Food Technology
Forestry Technology
118
Geoinformatics/Land Survey*
3
Horticulture & Landscape Tech
Health Infortion Management
38
Journalism
9
Leather Technology
4
Marine Engr
Mass Communication
16
Mechanical Engr
55
Minaral Res Engr
32
Office Tech & Mgt
34
Pest MGT Tech
Petroleum &Gas Processing
54
Petroleum Engr
30
Petroleum MKT & Bus. Std
10
Polymer Tech
12
Pre ND
Pre ND Science
19
Safety & Environment
16
Science Lab Tech
26
Soil Science Tech
Survey &Geoinformatics*
14
Tourism
30
Welding & Fab Eng
32
Wild MGT Tech
Wood&paer Tech
10
2,365
Total
Note: - = Nil
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
12
306
235
11
11
32
122
12
1,094
992
30
11
26
68
302
224
84
48
88
60
-
1
13
121
62
21
17
32
32
-
27
81
423
286
105
65
120
92
-
3
11
29
172
97
21
23
4
7
10
1
3
1
8
7
31
2
21
11
1,037
61
38
147
175
135
30
4
39
55
36
41
64
31
13
13
27
23
57
16
51
32
21
3,402
79
42
10
37
2
38
38
21
5
59
21
36
31
16
2
11
18
16
6
14
1,402
30
2
1
10
36
3
92
28
8
3
9
7
31
5
11
575
109
44
11
47
38
41
130
49
5
59
29
39
40
23
33
16
29
19
6
14
1,980
272
TABLE 268: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC ENROLMENT BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER (2008/2009)

Number
National Diploma
Programme
Male
Accountancy
Female

Total
Male
Female
Total
71
67
73
68
280
29
309
49
50
98
60
158
713
359
1,070
Agric Tech
1,397
642
2,039
214
78
292
1,505
547
2,002
254
53
307
Agric Engr
Agric Ext & MGT
Animal Health
Animal Production
79
27
106
76
34
110
154
85
239
139
143
41
41
21
21
64
19
83

Cooperative Studies
175
61
236
106
108
170
12
182
15
46
61
346
114
461
58
18
76
29
Forestry Technology
700
171
874
116
29
145
184
428
603
54
116
170
94
24
118
153
46
199
66
153
219
50
133
183
Journalism
17
56
73
12
42
54

Fisheries Tech
Food Technology
Leather Technology
31
35
10
Marine Engr
529
15
548
100
107
226
67
289
97
21
118
Mass Communication
63
88
152
15
21
36
Mechanical Engr
16
15
175
131
136
Mineral Res Engr
70
76
Nautical Science
370
15
285
24
25
64
73
58
14
72
Office Technology & Management

Pest MGT Tech
80
30
110
96
19
109
81
12
99
Petroleum Engr
67
75
98
10
108
57
39
96
39
20
59
42
41
Polymer Tech
43
43
69
26
95
84
43
127
Science Lab Tech
101
110
213
46
50
96
Soil Science Tech
33
57
90
Tourism
82
39
120
69
49
118
Welding & Fab Eng
95
96
83
85
Wild MGT Tech
49
17
60
72
41
113
Wood&paper Tech
Total
27
30
7,361
3,026
10,392
3,468
1,474
4,942
Source: National Board for Technical Education, Kaduna

Note: - = Nil
273
TABLE 269: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC OUTTURN BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER, 2008

Number
National Diploma
Programme
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
44
55
99
24
28
Agric Engr
90
9
Agric Ext & MGT
Agric Tech
640
339
710
163
APT
Aircraft Engr Tech.
42
5
Animal Health
34
8
Animal Production
112
15
Basic Science
CPT
Business Studies
Cooperative Studies
Dental Technology
Dental Therapy
Enviromen Health
6
30
Technology
Fisheries Tech
14
3
Food Technology
15
2
Forestry Technology
140
27
Geoinformatics/Land
Survey*
Home & Rural
3
74
Economics
Tech
Health Infortion
29
98
Management
Journalism
Leather Technology
9
Marine Engr
51
2
Mass Communication
3
2
Mechanical Engr
Mineral Res Engr
Nautical Science
30
Office Technology &
20
3
Management
Pest MGT Tech
Petroleum &Gas
Processing
Petroleum Engr
Petroleum MKT & Bus.
Std
Polymer Tech
3
7
Pre-ND Science
69
11
Science Lab Tech
Science Tech
18
11
Tourism
30
20
Welding & Fab Eng
Wild MGT Tech
Wood&paer Tech
13
6
Total
2,125
890
Note: - = Nil
99
979
873
47
42
127
-
27
355
91
171
81
157
54
-
9
131
43
56
41
73
18
-
36
486
134
227
122
230
72
-
36
10
26
36
17
17
167
8
55
4
22
12
77
77
27
29
58
67
127
46
93
139
9
53
3
-
3
-
5
30
1
-
1
-
2
-
23
20
27
10
80
29
23
-
12
0
-
12
23
-
50
19
3,015
13
1,199
4
580
17
1,779
Accountancy
274
TABLE 270: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC ENROLMENT BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER (2009/2010)

Number
Programme
Accountancy
Agric Engr
Agric Ext & MGT
Agric Tech
Agric Equip. Impl. Pract.
National Diploma
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
76
20
96
62
71
320
107
427
153
11
164
1
1,381
1
783
2
2,164
497
-
204
-
701
-
36
16
52
517
212
729
35
15
50
19
13
32
53
15
68
23
237
17
89
40
326
185
93
278
94
95
Business Admin & Mgt.
14
22

CPT
43
-
43
-
103
12
43
12
146
162
103
265
Estate Mgt.
113
-
3
-
116
-
165
45
17
16
25
45
181
70
62
Fisheries Tech
247
80
327
40
49
Food Technology
Forestry Technology
Hotel & Catering Mgt.
Leather Technology
Local Govt Admin.
Marine Engr
Mass Communication
Mechanical Engr
Mineral Res Engr
Nautical Science
Office Tech & Management
Pest MGT Tech
Petroleum Engr
11
212
67
29
5
38
26
16
50
152
241
18
9
24
52
52
27
38
8
-
16
136
102
16
3
-
441
17
89
28
201
73
104
64
354
60
88
74
31
121
14
19
10
12
7
27
262
219
270
23
47
50
458
232
194
104
78
373
70
100
81
77
37
123
22
64
134
70
91
11
76
8
6
52
9
11
68
188
129
54
11
117
88
63
35
98
40
26
66
Polymer Tech
Production Mgt.
Public Admin.
Prosthetic & Orthotics Tech.
Science Lab Tech
Welding & Fab Eng
Wood&paper Tech
47
9
27
71
167
88
24
8
17
13
26
98
1
5
55
26
40
97
265
89
29
2
70
52
92
2
1
48
54
2
2
3
118
106
94
4
2,233
7,428
2,885
1,311
4,196

Animal Prod . & Fisheries
APT.
Animal Health
Animal Production
Total
5,195
Note: - = Ni
275
113
131
22
70
186
79
102
TABLE 271.1: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC ENROLMENT BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER (2010/2011)
National Diploma
Programme
Male
Accountancy
Agric Engr Tech
Female
-

Total
Male
-
Female
-
Total
-
465
90
555
50
56
Agric Engr (Farm Power Maching)
21
29
106
18
124
Agric Ext & MGT
31
33
546
188
734
56
23
79
404
89
493
Agric Engr Tech (Post Harvest)
Agric Tech (General Agric)
1,642
572
2,214
12
1,521
465
1,986
499
93
592
Animal Health Tech
99
24
123
22
24
46
Animal Health Technology
74
21
95
164
46
210
90
38
128
238
151
389
106
107
Community Health Work
40
126
166
Computer Science
44
13
57
Agriculture
Crop Production Technology

Dental Therapy
133
9
-
183
194
-
316
Elect/Elect (Electronics & Telecoms)

247
252
Electrical/Electronics (Power Option)
Estate Mgt.

Electical Electronics (Instrumentation)
85
-
Fisheries Tech
214
-
71
-
284
470
52
61
60
265
186
299
62
-
72
91
163
48
56
58
16
74
411
139
550
19
35
54
471
124
595
96
31
127
86
280
366
51
138
189
92
298
390
38
38
56
18
74
Food Technology
Forestry Technology

Hospital Mgt
13
77
90
14
14
Industral Safety & Envr Engnr Tech
86
35
121
67
26
93
276
ENROLMENT TABLE 271.2: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER (2010/2011)

National Diploma
Programme
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Journalism
40
106
146
31
87
118
Leather Technology
46
53
13
17
Leisure & Tourism Mgt
65
46
111
38
34
72
Local Govt Admin.
Marine Engr
551
35
586
117
12
129
313
46
359
109
37
146
Mass Communication
Mechanical Engr (Plant Engnr)
61
64
Mechanical Engr (Production Engnr)
71
78
101
104
Mineral Res Engr
91
13
104
Nautical Science
382
25
407
Nutrition andDietetics
26
15
41
62
17
79
Mechanical Engr Tech
Pest MGT Tech
72
-
7
-
79
-
61
14
75
13
21
97
12
109
58
17
75
Petroleum Engr
88
97
100
108
71
20
91
41
29
70
Polymer Tech
54
17
71
30
32
Pre-ND Science
921
429
1,350
Production Mgt.
40
14
54
Public Admin.
19
13
32
185
Science Lab Tech

Soil Science & Tech
203
-
4
388
30
-
34
-
58
66
124
20
157
Surveying & Geoinformation
249
26
275
137
Welding & Fab Eng
157
163
63
Wildlife Mgt Tech
23
25
25
29
Wood & Paper Tech
47
14
61
10
Total
9,421
Note: - = Ni
3,840
13,261
4,142
1,776
5,918
277
63
TABLE 272: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC OUTTURN BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER, 2009/2010
Programme
Accountancy
Agric Engr
Agric Ext & MGT
Agric Tech
Animal Health
Animal Production
Basic Science
Business Studies
CPT
Cooperative Studies
Dental Technology
Dental Therapy
Fisheries Tech
Food Technology
Forestry Technology
Geoinformatics/Land Survey*
Journalism
Leather Technology
Marine Engr
Mass Communication
Mechanical Engr
Mineral Res Engr
Nautical Science
Office Technology &
Management
Pest MGT Tech
Petroleum Engr
Polymer Tech
Pre ND
Pre-ND Business
Science Lab Tech
Soil Science Tech
Tourism
Welding & Fab Eng
Wild MGT Tech
Wood&paer Tech
Number
National Diploma
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
33
127
70
513
403
36
-
35
13
31
195
183
20
17
-
68
140
101
708
586
56
17
-
35
10
283
60
69
41
79
8
3
155
3
33
16
40
9
3
38
10
438
63
102
57
119
9
11
103
105
98
170
17
12
115
182
29
132
51
52
46
10
20
41
70
-
11
46
95
7
122
1
52
6
-
40
178
146
59
168
11
72
41
76
-
9
20
12
56
46
4
9
75
-
3
7
23
17
110
1
15
2
-
12
27
35
73
156
5
24
77
-
4
13
8
8
7
37
20
0
18
951
27
109
54
20
14
24
73
60
29
50
3,032
21
81
32
9
26
11
32
47
36
1,379
8
12
7
12
11
19
21
2
12
573
29
93
39
21
37
30
53
49
48
1,952
23
96
46
12
14
17
36
40
29
32
2,081
Total
Note: - = Nil
278
TABLE 273.1: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC OUTTURN BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER, 2010/2011

Number
National Diploma
PROGRAMME
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
196
15
211
105
26
131
Agric Engr (Farm Power

Maching)
96
22
118
Agric Ext & MGT
260
111
371
Agric Engr Tech (Post

Harvest)
754
152
906
295
80
375
571
98
669
291
39
330
54
41
95
Accountancy
Agric Engr Tech
Agric Tech (General Agric)

Agriculture
Animal Health Tech
Animal Health Technology
44
33
77
30
35
100
58
158
Community Health Work
13
30
43
10
14
24
Computer Science
Crop Production Technology
111
32
143
Dental Therapy
39
62
101
Elect/Elect (Electronics &

Telecoms)
27
31
40
42
Electrical/Electronics (Power
Option)
31
32
Estate Mgt.
Enviromen Health
Technology
13
20
16
14
30
Electical Electronics
(Instrumentation)
Fisheries Tech
60
10
70
16
20
Food Technology
10
18
179
27
206
38
13
51
41
108
149
42
128
170
154
155
29
29
Forestry Technology
279
TABLE 273.2: SUMMARY OF MONOTECHNIC OUTTUR BY PROGRAMME AND GENDER, 2010/2011

Number
Programme
National Diploma
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
32
11
43
Hospitality Mgt
38
38
12
12
32
15
47
Leather Technology
10
11
30
39
Local Govt Admin.
Marine Engr
15
20
35
18
22
12
Mechanical Engr (Plant Engnr)
34
35
Mechanical Engr (Production

Engnr)
30
30
Industral Safety & Envr Engnr

Tech
Journalism
Mass Communication
Mass Communication
(Broadcasting)
Mechanical Engr Tech
28
28
Mineral Res Engr
Nautical Science
26
31
32
34
Nutrition andDietetics
Pest MGT Tech
10
15
40
47
41
45
Petroleum Engr
19
24
28
34
16
25
20
10
30
Polymer Tech
11
12
103
3
42
-
145
3
Pre-ND Science
Production Mgt.
Public Admin.
Science Lab Tech
16
22
58
35
93
26
26
52
Soil Science & Tech

125
13
138
64
10
74
45
45
41
42
Total
2510
860
3370
1941
797
2738

Welding & Fab Eng
Wildlife Mgt Tech
Wood & Paper Tech
Note: - = Nil
280
TABLE 274: NUMBER OF POLYTECHNICS BY STATE, 2005 - 2009
State
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Abia
Adamawa
Akwa Ibom
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Benue
Borno
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
Edo
Ekiti
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
Kaduna
Kano
Katsina
Kebbi
Kogi
Kwara
Lagos
Nassarawa
Niger
Ogun
Ondo
Osun
Oyo
Plateau
Rivers
Sokoto
Taraba
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT (Abuja)
66
67
71
71
Total
66
Source: National Board for Technical Education
Note: - = Nil
281
TABLE 275.1: STUDENT ENROLMENT IN POLYTECHNICS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND LEVEL OF STUDY,
2006/2007
National Diploma
Programme
Accountancy
Agric. Engineering Tech.
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
7,364
5,967
13,333
5,807
4,298
10,105
554
198
752
446
106
552
Agric. Extension & Mgt.
124
81
205
Agric. Mechanical Tech.
374
118
492
36
42
Animal Health/Production
85
16
101
Animal Production
18
22
Animal Prod. & Fisheries
21
10
31
Applied Chemistry
179
105
284
1,490
171
1,661
819
161
980
184
60
244
61
46
107
Architecture
Art and Design Technology
Automobile Engineering
Banking and Finance
BioChemistry SLT
Biologica/MicroBiology
Biology
Book Publishing
3,716
3,223
6,939
2,204
2,082
4,286
58
63
121
2,834
1,821
4,655
509
323
832
17
63
80
11
Building Technology
Business Admin And Management
1,888
4,050
395
2,997
2,283
7,047
832
3,967
165
2,843
997
6,810
Business Studies
3,239
3,011
6,250
186
209
395
47
301
348
20
143
163
30
30
744
138
882
187
58
245
200
102
302
138
114
252
53
100
153
3,046
422
3,468
1,253
244
1,497
Catering and Hotel Managt.

Ceramic and Glass
Chemical Engineering
Chemistry
Chemistry/Biochem SLT
Civil Engineering Technology
Computer Craft Pract.
21
10
31
Computer Engineering
956
286
1,242
204
108
312
Computer Science
4,217
3,317
7,534
1501
1319
2,820
Computer Studies
132
94
226
58
30
88
Computer Technology
204
108
312
145
18
163
Cooperatives Economics
109
196
305
10
31
41
Cooperatives Studies
210
165
375
110
39
149
37
39
98
102
16
17
6,123
1,181
7,304
2,982
420
3,402
109
110
100
100
Electronics & Telecoms.
48
14
62
Electronics(Comm)
62
63
54
30
84
50
18
68
Craft Practice.
Crop Prod. & Horticulture
Elect/Electronics Engineering
Electrical(Power)
ENV. Engr. Technology

Estate Management
1,664
1,085
2,749
812
665
1,477
TECH
29
164
193
40
20
60
Fisheries Technology
39
25
64
282
TABLE 275.2: STUDENT ENROLMENT IN POLYTECHNICS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND LEVEL OF

STUDY, 2006/2007
Number
National Diploma
Programme
Food Technology
Forestry Technology
Foundry Engineering Tech.
General Art
Glass and Ceramic Tech.
Graphics Design
Home and Rural Economics
Human Resources Mgt.
Hospital Operations
Industrial Design
Industrial Maint.Engr. Tech.
Insurance
Land Survey Technology
Legal Studies
Library Science
Local Govt. Admin
Management
Marketing
Mass Communication
Maths/Statistics
Maths & Computer
Mech. Eng. Craft Pract.
Mechanical Engr.
Mechanical Engr.Tech.
Metallurgical Engr. Tech
Metallurgy
MicroBiology SLT
Mineral Resource Engineering
Mining Engineering
Nutrition and Dietetics
Office Tech. & Magt.
Painting & General Art
Physics/Electronics
Polymer Tech.
Power& Mechn. Engineering
Power Option
Power/Plant Engineering
Printing Technology
Production MGT.
Public Account & Audit
Public Administration
Purchasing and Supply
Quantity Surveying
Radio, TV and Electronics
Science Lab. Technology
Science Tech.
Sculpture
Secretarial Studies
SLT Biology/MicroBiology
Social Development
Soil and Water Engineering
Statistics
Surveying & Geoinformatics
Textile Tech.
Tourism
Tourism & Hotel Mgt.
Town and Regional Planning
Urban and Regional Planning
Welding/Fabrication Engineering
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
589
41
22
154
22
13
79
5
12
176
304
34
100
561
567
317
1,537
2,421
1,165
3
8
25
16
80
252
24
40
32
234
5
34
553
144
800
1,226
2,170
1,754
44
30
179
38
93
331
29
52
208
538
39
134
1,114
711
1,117
2,763
4,591
343
22
83
14
44
221
19
26
250
133
135
2,253
2,388
442
4
3
13
215
187
51
2
196
251
530
1,902
2,432
785
26
86
27
259
408
70
28
446
384
665
4,155
4,820
933
402
1,335
378
187
565
3,085
79
55
214
90
19
50
242
116
1,773
175
900
25
3,434
165
1,125
242
1,827
355
27
165
1
512
300
48
218
8
7
17
17
83
38
39
30
1,167
261
300
14
3,771
408
1,838
190
845
86
15
213
6
256
118
8
3,303
87
62
231
107
102
88
281
146
2,940
436
1,200
39
7,205
573
2,963
432
2,672
441
42
378
7
768
418
56
1,628
3
21
342
141
91
9
32
83
29
148
111
147
169
483
427
685
620
149
314
718
120
25
38
267
173
-
199
3
256
27
31
31
31
23
4
2
33
65
470
228
237
480
209
1,121
635
32
10
32
191
90
-
1,827
3
24
598
168
122
40
32
114
52
152
113
180
234
953
655
922
1,100
358
1,435
1,353
152
35
70
458
263
-
43,081
109,211
34,890
23,284
58,174
Total
66,130
Note: - = Nil
283
TABLE 276.1:
STUDENT ENROLMENT IN POLYTECHNICS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND LEVEL OF

STUDY, 2007/2008
Number
Programme
National Diploma
Male
Female
Accountancy
5,902
Accounting Practice
14
Agric. Engineering
573
Agric. Tech.
426
64
Animal Production
Applied Chemistry
Architectural Tech
1,898
148
Auto Mechanics
Banking and Finance
2,552
BioChem/Microbiology
BioChemistry
Biology
Biology/MicroBiology
Book Publishing
Building Technology
2,100
3,797
Business Studies
2,010
Cartography
19
73
Ceramic and Glass
0
812
Chemistry
Chemistry & Biology
Civil Engineering
2,994
1,031
Computer Science
4,135
Computer Studies
149
Computer Technology
202
Cooperative Economics
153
4
Craft Practice
265
Crop Prod. And Horticulture
Design (Graphics)
18
5,344
Electrical (Power)
98
Electronics & Telecoms
Electronics (Comm)
Envi. Engr. Tech
325
Estate Management
1,795
Farm Power & Machine Engg.
Fashion Design & Cloth Tech.
42
Fine & Applied Arts
114
48
Food Technology
566
Forestry Technology
54
29
General Art.
127
Geoinformatics/Land Survey
6
7
Graphic Design
Note: - = Nil
4,466
15
110
115
16
207
96
2,162
299
2,833
1,998
8
214
0
236
349
381
3116
92
87
154
8
8
682
4
42
1,256
264
23
26
1,427
3
6
28
7
-
284
Higher National Didploma

Total
Male
Female
Total
10,368
29
683
541
80
2,105
244
4,714
2,399
6,630
4,008
27
287
0
1,048
3,343
1,412
7,251
241
289
307
12
273
18
6,026
102
367
3,051
306
137
74
1,993
57
35
155
6
14
-
4,292
459
173
46
48.00
27
80
924
73
82
1,395
56
85
14
47
6
990
3052
600
23
6
28
188
137
22
42
1,830
268
1453
111
109
89
162
338
25
4
3,157
83
163
87
35
1222
2
33
34
239
14
128
3,108
115
84
1
28.00
19
73
156
18
2
1,237
74
82
38
67
16
208
2297
445
3
82
5
45
144
11
33
415
173
1188
60
34
82
90
11
8
593
4
22
3
11
977
25
23
517
6
16
7,400
574
257
47
76.00
46
153
1080
91
84
2,632
130
167
52
114
22
1198
5349
1,045
26
88
33
233
281
33
75
2,245
441
2641
171
143
171
252
349
33
4
3,750
87
185
90
46
2,199
2
58
57
756
20
144
TABLE 276.2:
STUDENT ENROLMENT IN POLYTECHNICS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND LEVEL OF STUDY,

2007/2008
Number
Programme
Accountancy
Accounting Practice
Agric. Engineering
Agric. Tech.
Animal Production
Applied Chemistry
Architectural Tech
Auto Mechanics
Banking and Finance
BioChemistry
Biology
Book Publishing
Building Technology
Business Studies
Cartography
Ceramic and Glass
Chemistry
Chemistry & Biology
Civil Engineering
Computer Science
Computer Studies
Computer Technology
Craft Practice
Design (Graphics)
Electrical (Power)
Electronics (Comm)
Envi. Engr. Tech
Estate Management
Fine & Applied Arts
Food Technology
Forestry Technology
General Art.
Graphic Design
National Diploma
Male
Female
5,902
14
573
426
64
1,898
148
2,552
2,100
3,797
2,010
19
73
0
812
2,994
1,031
4,135
149
202
153
4
265
18
5,344
98
325
1,795
42
114
48
566
54
29
127
6
7
-
4,466
15
110
115
16
207
96
2,162
299
2,833
1,998
8
214
0
236
349
381
3116
92
87
154
8
8
682
4
42
1,256
264
23
26
1,427
3
6
28
7
-
Total
10,368
29
683
541
80
2,105
244
4,714
2,399
6,630
4,008
27
287
0
1,048
3,343
1,412
7,251
241
289
307
12
273
18
6,026
102
367
3,051
306
137
74
1,993
57
35
155
6
14
-
285

Male
Female
4,292
459
173
46
48.00
27
80
924
73
82
1,395
56
85
14
47
6
990
3052
600
23
6
28
188
137
22
42
1,830
268
1453
111
109
89
162
338
25
4
3,157
83
163
87
35
1222
2
33
34
239
14
128
3,108
115
84
1
28.00
19
73
156
18
2
1,237
74
82
38
67
16
208
2297
445
3
82
5
45
144
11
33
415
173
1188
60
34
82
90
11
8
593
4
22
3
11
977
25
23
517
6
16
Total
7,400
574
257
47
76.00
46
153
1080
91
84
2,632
130
167
52
114
22
1198
5349
1,045
26
88
33
233
281
33
75
2,245
441
2641
171
143
171
252
349
33
4
3,750
87
185
90
46
2,199
2
58
57
756
20
144
2007/2008
National Diploma
Programme
Male
Female
30
173
152
617
0
0
Hospital Operations
42
199
Industrial Design
0
0
135
21
Insurance
285
297
Land Survey
135
67
Library Science
438
516
Local Govt. Admin
134
94
Marketing
686
792
Mass Communication
1,723
2,297
Maths/Statistics
741
460
Mechanical Engineering
2,915
209
Mechanical Engineering Tech.
97
2
Metallurgical Engr.
162
19
Metallurgy
106
2
MicroBiology SLT
206
17
Mining Engineering
134
38
51
111
448
1059
60
5
Photogrammetry
Physics
Physics/Electronics
Polymer Tech
61
42
Post Harvest Technology
Power & Mech Engineering
Power Option
Printing Technology
260
76
Production Engineering Technology
Production Mgt.
1,332
663
104
89
Quantity Surveying
1,438
504
Quantity Surveying and Building
Rubber /Polymer Technology
2,756
3,536
Science Tech.
173
329
Sculpture
Secretarial Studies
1,282
1,750
65
45
Social Development
139
103
Statistics
2,223
1,014
Structural Engg.
402
82
Textile Design
Textile Technology
Topography (Photo)
Topographic Science
Tourism
302
266
480
202
Transportation Engineering
768
376
128
2
Wood and Paper Technology
Total
58,487
36,812
Note: - = Nil
286
Total
203
769
0
241
0
156
582
202
954
228
1,478
4,020
1,201
3,124
99
181
108
223
172
162
1507
65
103
336
1,995
193
1,942
6,292
502
3,032
110
242
3,237
484
568
682
1,144
130
95,299
Number
Male
Female
Total
4
19
23
67
338
405
130
83
213
23
116
139
67
17
84
66
8
74
258
189
447
38
2
40
166
253
419
46
27
73
1,894
1,764
3,658
1030
1,240
2,270
441
199
640
2,136
191
2,327
9
9
24
4
28
58
6
64
234
347
581
169
25
194
51
6
57
8
19
27
199
536
735
44
2
46
201
34
235
54
43
97
228
4
232
83
8
91
63
2
65
141
30
171
217
80
297
678
437
1,115
506
344
850
745
332
1,077
628
680
1,308
169
197
366
30
1
31
525
1,035
1,560
56
21
77
15
5
20
987
558
1,545
101
3
104
235
46
281
27
26
53
2
4
6
360
163
523
99
2
101
429
220
649
36,222
22,315
58,537
2008/2009
Programme
Accountancy
Agric. Engineering
Agric. Farm Mgt.
Agric. Mechanisation
Agric. Tech.
Agric. & Water Resource
Animal Health
Animal Production
Architectural Tech
Art and Design
Banking and Finance
BioChemistry
Biology
Book Publishing
Building & Qty. Survey
Building Technology
Business Studies
Cartography
Ceramic and Glass
Chemistry
Chemistry & Biology
Civil Transportation
Civil Engineering
Civil Structures
Computer Science
Computer Studies
Computer Technology
Craft Practice
Design (Graphics)
Electrical (Power)
Electrical Installation & Pract.
Electronics (Comm)
Envi. Engr. Tech
Estate Management
Financial Studies
Fine & Applied Arts
Food Technology
Forestry Technology
General Art.
Graphic Design
National Diploma
Male
4,872
563
79
433
69
24
1,899
265
4,508
17
85
1,756
3,537
1,914
19
37
6
509
51
2,513
1,079
3,792
390
196
153
563
7
5,359
107
81
2,045
58
45
62
594
69
38
88
12
-
Female
3,696
137
4
156
19
1
285
107
1,917
30
35
298
3,077
1,790
8
112
166
5
253
295
2,800
149
72
154
19
0
533
6
37
1,292
171
69
21
1,248
17
2
13
-
287

Total
8,568
700
83
589
880
25
2,183
372
6,425
47
120
2,054
6,614
3,704
27
149
6
675
56
2,766
1,374
6,592
539
268
307
582
7
5,892
113
118
3,337
229
114
83
1,842
86
40
101
12
-
Male
3,893
311
191
22
9
36
10
85
30
875
51
1,152
122
160
40
813
3,324
380
23
25
28
350
84
69
32
96
1,780
53
65
1,583
79
147
148
74
505
9
8
3,460
137
1,120
302
74
1,037
3
62
319
105
Female
2,654
96
56
6
16
4
7
24
137
14
1,165
102
191
7
135
2,683
297
3
101
134
84
40
26
10
271
7
38
1,413
46
78
204
36
8
6
0
471
8
57
21
40
692
20
90
710
7
Total
6,547
407
247
22
15
52
14
92
54
1,012
65
2,317
224
351
47
948
6,007
677
26
126
28
484
168
109
58
106
2,051
60
103
2,996
125
225
352
110
513
15
8
3,931
145
1,177
323
114
1,729
23
152
1,029
112
2008/2009
Number
Programme
National Diploma
Male
Female
16
125
Hospital Operations
38
159
225
787
Industrial Design
93
7
Insurance
219
250
Land Survey
55
2
Library Science
412
500
Local Govt. Admin
184
101
Marketing
651
961
Mass Communication
1,099
1,441
Maths/Statistics
848
493
Mech. Eng. Crafr Pract.
2,375
161
142
3
Metallurgical Engr.
204
26
Metallurgy
93
3
MicroBiology SLT
214
34
Mining Engineering
250
55
77
183
763
1,203
92
19
Photogrammetry
Physics
Physics/Electronics
22
24
Polymer Tech
175
114
Power Option
Printing Technology
325
72
Production Mgt.
37
30
1,084
530
66
95
Quantity Surveying
1,318
491
2,638
2,770
Science Lab. Tech (BCH)
Science Lab. Tech (PYE)
Science Lab. Tech (MicroBiology)
100
198
Science Tech.
91
110
Sculpture
Secretarial Studies
813
1,201
Social Development
139
103
Statistics
2,372
1,050
Structural Engg.
597
213
Textile Design
Textile Technology
Topography (Photo)
Topographic Science
Tourism
355
393
4
17
203
93
876
402
Total
57,159
33,412
Note: - = Nil

Total
141
197
1,012
100
469
57
912
285
1,612
2,540
1,341
2,536
145
230
96
248
305
260
1,966
111
46
289
397
67
1,614
161
1,809
5,408
298
201
2,014
242
3,422
810
748
21
296
1,278
90,571
288
Male
2
18
92
265
3
61
285
64
133
46
1,796
491
578
64
2,099
51
52
132
152
112
15
467
33
10
202
99
144
81
244
247
604
289
621
843
11
10
41
416
75
54
984
245
66
4
95
310
35,987
Female
21
52
454
176
3
5
194
4
113
27
1,848
611
180
4
155
2
7
229
39
16
49
876
2
1
57
58
5
2
63
118
495
270
236
787
19
10
1
851
100
6
634
35
55
10
26
136
21,257
Total
23
70
546
441
6
66
479
68
246
73
3,644
1,102
758
68
2,254
53
59
361
191
128
64
1,343
35
11
259
157
149
83
307
365
1,099
559
857
1,630
30
20
42
1,267
175
60
1,618
280
121
14
121
446
57,244

STUDY, 2009/2010
Number
Programme
Accountancy
Accounting Practice
Agric. & Water Resources
Agric. Engineering
Agric. Tech.
Agric. Farm Mgt.
Animal Health
Applied Chemistry
Architectural Tech
Auto Mechanics
Banking and Finance
BioChemistry
Biology
Book Publishing
Building Technology
Business Science
Business Studies
Cartography
Ceramic and Glass
Chemistry
Chemistry & Biology
Civil Engineering
Civil Structures
Computer Science
Computer Studies
Computer Technology
Craft Practice
CPT
Design (Graphics)
Electrical (Power)
Electronics (Comm)
Envi. Engr. Tech
Estate Management
Financial Studies
Fine Arts
Fine & Applied Arts
Food Technology
Forestry Technology
General Art.
Graphic Design
National Diploma
Male
Female
4,961
4,236
68
17
171
70
117
19
29
4
247
27
44
32
2,486
2,566
258
22
4,357
4,229
830
713
1
18
94
15
944
248
104
80
1,552
1,381
45
17
29
36
170
11
2,426
535
106
1
558
304
1
8
185
297
12
1
6
3
247
354
18
2
14
7
-
289
Total
9,197
85
241
136
33
274
76
5,052
280
8,586
1,543
19
109
1,192
184
2,933
62
65
181
2,961
107
862
9
482
13
9
601
20
21
-

Male
Female
1,718
1,427
61
20
36
8
30
33
7
1
3
2
84
34
90
14
6
80
55
601
592
5
12
18
3
90
7
1,100
866
42
40
11
4
129
102
9
4
194
28
100
60
70
50
111
70
427
375
22
56
147
51
103
50
6
4
755
132
131
75
7
1
3
6
146
144
4
1
Total
3,145
81
44
63
8
5
118
104
6
135
1,193
17
21
97
1,966
82
11
4
231
13
222
160
120
181
802
78
198
153
10
887
206
7
4
6
290
5
2009/2010
Number
Programme
Hospital Operations
Industrial Design
Insurance
Land Survey
Legal Studies
Library Science
Local Govt. Admin
Management
Marketing
Mass Communication
Maths/Statistics
Metallurgical Engr.
Metallurgy
MicroBiology SLT
Mining Engineering
Photogrammetry
Physics
Physics/Electronics
Polymer Tech
Power Option
Practice
Pre ND Science
Printing Technology
Production Mgt.
Public Acct. and Audit
Quantity Surveying
Science Tech.
Sculpture
Sec Studies
Secretarial Studies
Social Development
National Diploma
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
100
14
92
40
139
120
103
1,636
1,020
194
983
9
22
3
139
158
380
174
194
1,353
53
24
473
-
189
1
42
2
92
56
171
1,771
1,403
80
158
9
2
29
36
268
152
51
1,438
73
35
663
-
289
15
134
42
231
176
274
3,407
2,423
274
1,141
9
31
5
168
194
648
326
245
2,791
126
59
1,136
-
47
15
18
56
28
56
442
344
276
307
64
213
2
6
80
5
13
235
142
193
113
25
14
126
-
96
2
24
11
65
73
450
359
155
15
178
1
60
43
158
51
92
23
10
331
-
143
17
42
67
93
129
892
703
431
322
64
391
2
7
140
5
13
278
300
244
205
48
24
457
-
290

STUDY, 2009/2010
Number
National Diploma
programme
Male
Soil Science Tech.
Female

Total
Male
Female
Total
11
18
15
22
440
212
652
89
73
162
Structural Engg.
Topography (Photo)
Topographic Science
Tourism
72
18
90
42
12
54
85
23
108
39
47
Welding/Fabrication
Total
59,945
38,018
Note: - = Nil
97,963
32,812
21,128
53,940
Statistics

291

STUDY, 2010/2011
Number
National Diploma
Programme
Accountancy
Accounting Practice
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
6,897
5,757
12,654
6,767
5,185
11,952
910
308
1,218
565
196
761
Agric.(Farm Power Machine)
77
85
106
80
186
357
177
534
78
20
98
114
33
147
Agric. Engineering Tech
Agric. Tech.(General Agric)

Agric. Tech.(Post Harvest)
Agric.Farm Mgt
23
16
39
132
30
162
96
102
91
43
134
39
34
73
Animal Health
26
33
23
29
Agricuture

Applied Chemistry
2,518
393
2,911
978
129
1,107
52
18
70
53
12
65
21
28
67
11
78
726
201
927
93
38
131
19
23
12
Agric. Engineering Tech (Soil)
65
11
76
Auto Mechanics
3,405
3,271
6,676
2,204
2,027
4,231
BioChemistry
Biology
39
95
134
Book Publishing
Architectural Tech
Art & Industral Design
(Painting)
(Sculpture)
(Graphics)
Art and Indutral Design
(Ceramics)
(Textile)
Banking and Finance
80
34
114
65
33
98
2,327
306
2,633
905
145
1,050
7,515
6,366
13,881
5,582
4,685
10,267
Business Studies
Cartography
32
22
54
866
333
1,199
697
286
983
Building Technology
Business Science
Ceramic and Glass

292
2010/2011
Number
National Diploma
Programme
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Chemistry
31
32
63
Chemistry & Biology
Civil Engineering Tech
(Transport)
177
76
253
4,346
656
5,002
1,901
275
2,176
360
93
453
Civil Engneering Tech

Civil Engneering Structures
Computer Engineering Tech
1,873
521
2,394
563
246
809
Computer Science
5,443
3,850
9,293
2,562
2,210
4,772
Computer Studies
Computer Technology
Cooperative Economics &
Mgt
443
826
1,269
630
808
1,438
Craft Practice
CPT
20
29
Design (Graphics)
Elect/Elect(Electronics
Telecoms)
860
221
1,081
Electrical (Power)
Electrical/Electronics (Power
Option)
94
98
648
127
775
762
174
936
493
158
651
6,242
788
7,030
3,223
275
3,498
31
33
2,350
1,633
3,983
1,186
986
2,172
147
355
502
24
32
Financial Studies
Fine Arts
Elect/Elect (Electronics)
Electronics (Comm)
Envi. Engr. Tech
Estate Management
Farm Power & Machine Eng.
Fashion Design & Cloth
Tech.
Fine & Applied Arts

Food Technology
Forestry Technology
General Art.
Graphic Design
81
265
346
14
23
521
1,480
2,001
403
759
1,162
10
13
14
21
129
11
140
35
33
68
10
19
293
2010/2011
Number
National Diploma
Programme
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
24
141
165
45
49

Tech
44
16
60
523
1,191
1,714
291
687
978
173
24
197
39
44
Insurance
520
514
1,034
348
348
696
Hospital Mgt
Industrial Design
Land Survey
266
314
580
57
86
143
Library Science
612
666
1,278
162
291
453
Local Govt. Admin
261
43
304
Management
Marketing
871
1,274
2,145
2,714
2,689
5,403
Mass Communication
2,808
3,889
6,697
1,109
1,679
2,788
Mass Communication
(Broadcasting)
14
15
29
Mass Communication (Print

Media)
42
48
90
334
231
565
151
115
266
Mechanical Engn(Plant
Engnr)
508
144
652
Mechanical
Engn(Production Engnr)
449
84
533
Tech.
4,356
374
4,730
2,312
134
2,446
42
21
63
117
119
174
13
187
Maths/Statistics
Mechatronics
Mechnical Engnr (Auto)
Metallurgical Engr.
Metallurgy
308
53
361
131
138
MicroBiology SLT
Mineral Resource
Engineering
405
61
466
161
30
191
Mining Engineering
Pharmatical Tech
153
309
462
18
62
80
2,239
3,153
5,392
1,208
2,132
3,340
150
169
319
Photogrammetry
Physics
85
54
139
62
26
88
Physics/Electronics
Polymer Tech
294
2010/2011
Number
National Diploma
Programme
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Power Option
Practice
Pre ND Science
Printing Technology
412
110
522
124
48
172
Printing Technology(Book
Publishing)
Production Engineering
Technology
Production Mgt.

Quantity Surveying
Quantity Surveying and
Building
Rubber /Polymer
Technology
3,781
2,820
6,601
1,864
1,638
3,502
170
117
287
315
361
676
1,625
475
2,100
803
232
1,035
4,576
5,355
9,931
745
1,260
2,005
Science Lab. Tech

(BCH/Mcobiology)
40
53
93
131
199
330
Science Lab. Tech

(PHY/Electronics)
204
140
344
Science Lab. Tech

(Biology)
115
121
236
Science Lab. Tech

(Biology/Microbiology)
56
110
166
Science Lab. Tech

(Chemisty)
232
169
401
Science Lab. Tech

(Biochemistry)
112
81
193
Science Lab. Tech

(Microbiology)
343
425
768
Science Lab. Tech (Envro

Biology)
135
100
235
Sculpture
Sec Studies
Secretarial Studies
Social Development
523
58
581
295

STUDY, 2010/2011
Number
programme
National Diploma
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Soil Science Tech.
38
31
69
Statistics
2,562
1,277
3,839
1,312
695
2,007
848
299
1,147
240
55
295
Textile Tech
184
107
291
35
25
60
Topographic Science
Tourism
1,395
689
2,084
459
165
624
Welding/Fabrication
332
10
342
20
22
Total
78,989
Source: National Board for Technical Education,
Kaduna.
0
51,715
Note: - = Nil
296
130,704
0
48,987
34,013
83,000
TABLE 280.1: STUDENT OUTTURN IN POLYTECHNICS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND LEVEL OF STUDY,
2006/2007
programme
Accountancy
Accounting
Agric. Engineering
Agric. Tech.
Agric. Farm Mgt.
Animal Health
Applied Chemistry
Architectural Tech
Auto Mechanics
Banking and Finance
BioChemistry
Biology
Book Publishing
Building Technology
Business Science
Business Studies
Cartography
Ceramic and Glass
Chemistry
Chemistry & Biology
Civil Engineering
Civil Structures
Computer Science
Computer Studies
Computer Technology
Craft Practice
CPT
Design (Graphics)
Electrical (Power)
Electronics (Comm)
Electronics Options
Envi. Engr. Tech
Estate Management
Financial Studies
Fine Arts
Fine & Applied Arts
Food Technology
Forestry Technology
General Art.
Graphic Design
National Diploma
Male
Female
5,811
5,182
272
84
207
93
29*
4
485
47
57
16
2,958
2,490
620
107
43
79
4,433
3,230
1,466
1,824
19
52
8
2
306
119
1,726
261
513
171
1,838
1,589
510
403
21
68
3,131
864
123
11
29
1
735
452
18
29
14
61
35
28
273
527
16
1
15
3
20
6
7
4
57
89
297
Total
10,993
356
300
33
532
73
5,448
727
122
7,663
3,290
71
10
425
1,987
684
3,427
913
89
3,995
134
30
1,187
47
75
63
800
17
18
26
11
146
Number
Male
Female
3,330
2,711
5
147
28
71
59
20
14
5
179
105
302
31
14
15
914
895
6
7
6
8
7
5
13
340
129
50
49
1,944
1,515
445
185
1
6
3
158
114
21
19
490
102
120
15
115
15
204
108
485
561
128
100
61
28
8
1
1,251
166
189
21
20
160
10
334
279
2
30
28
118
148
7
1
5
1
6
Total
6,041
5
175
130
20
19
284
333
29
1,809
13
14
7
18
469
99
3,459
630
7
3
272
40
592
135
130
312
1,046
228
89
9
1,417
210
20
170
613
2
58
266
8
6
6
2006/2007
Number
National Diploma
programme
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
50
112
74
63
1,092
60
347
1,781
370
82
66
570
9
502
5
15
489
18
29
731
87
181
1,920
280
60
49
1,002
8
367
55
15
601
92
92
1,823
147
528
3,701
650
142
115
1,572
17
869
46
51
2
11
45
8
312
265
199
184
14
104
134
154
39
22
132
6
201
5
330
2
1
166
187
79
170
10
15
17
32
47
20
627
5
147
51
381
2
13
46
8
478
452
278
354
24
119
151
186
86
42
759
11
348
64
123
106
151
16
-
10
91
103
56
2
-
74
214
209
207
18
-
24
79
92
-
8
114
62
-
32
193
154
-
Total
37,720
Note: - = Nil
28,537
66,257
16,844
12,065
28,909

Mining Engineering
Photogrammetry
Physics
Physics/Electronics
Polymer Tech
Power Option
Practice
Pre ND Science
Printing Technology
Production Mgt.
Quantity Surveying
Science Lab. Tech (Chemistry)
Science Lab. Tech MicroBiology)
Science Tech.
Sculpture
Sec Studies
Secretarial Studies
Social Development
Soil Science Tech.
Statistics
Structural Engg.
Telecommunication
Textile Design
Textile Technology
Topography (Photo)
Topographic Science
Tourism
Welding & Fabrication
298
2007/2008
Number
Programme
Accountancy
Accounting Practice
Agric. Engineering
Agric. Tech.
Agric. Farm Mgt.
Agricultural Mechanics
Animal Health
Applied Chemistry
Architectural Tech
Auto Mechanics
Banking and Finance
BioChemistry
Biology
Book Publishing
Building Technology
Business Science
Business Studies
Cartography
Ceramic and Glass
Chemistry
Chemistry & Biology
Civil Engineering
Civil Structures
Computer Science
Computer Studies
Computer Technology
Craft Practice
CPT
Design (Graphics)
Electrical (Power)
Electronics (Comm)
Electronics Options
Envi. Engr. Tech
Estate Management
Financial Studies
Fine Arts
Fine & Applied Arts
Food Technology
Forestry Technology
General Art.
Graphic Design
National Diploma
Male
Female
3,272
2,897
7
12
132
16
14
75
20
39
379
77
1,081
705
2,227
784
15
4
184
898
88
1,272
78
3
2,088
73
91
526
68
170
16
29
51
31
4
-
4
61
12
1,212
88
1,630
879
31
2
104
74
22
1,069
46
5
180
1
2
356
11
20
442
1
6
17
7
3
7
299
Total
6,169
19
148
14
95

Male
Female
2,023
1,678
2
1
126
49
9
10
2
-
Total
3,701
3
175
19
2
43
440
89
2,293
793
3,857
1,663
46
6
288
972
110
2,341
124
8
2,268
74
93
882
11
88
612
17
35
68
38
7
7
6
11
250
18
76
728
9
5
141
438
2,103
163
16
35
132
2
110
480
110
110
653
8
12
90
4
919
81
182
15
315
20
28
112
4
11
21
-
6
17
283
28
97
1,563
15
8
156
513
3,717
325
16
42
156
4
122
571
122
125
1,310
18
26
205
4
1,032
81
194
16
602
20
47
397
4
14
21
12
6
33
10
21
835
6
3
15
75
1,614
162
7
24
2
12
91
12
15
657
10
14
115
113
12
1
287
19
285
3
12
2007/2008
Number
National Diploma
programme
Hospital Operations
Industrial Design
Insurance
Land Survey
Legal Studies
Library Science
Local Govt. Admin
Management
Marketing
Mass Communication
Maths/Statistics
Mechanical Eng. & Craft Practice
Mechanical Eng. (Automotive)
Mechanical Eng. (Production)
Metallurgical Engr.
Metallurgy
MicroBiology SLT
Mining Engineering
Photogrammetry
Physics
Physics/Electronics
Polymer Tech
Power Option
Practice
Pre ND Science
Printing Technology
Production Eng. Technology
Production Mgt.
Quantity Surveying
Science Tech.
Sculpture
Sec Studies
Secretarial Studies
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
42
9
43
25
44
61
4
235
429
186
1,086
181
41
1
104
5
168
87
478
23
335
1,299
46
121
299
46
193
44
9
42
12
174
307
752
131
64
7
2
6
22
512
15
266
64
116
1,575
90
227
441
21
235
53
52
67
56
235
4
542
1,181
317
1,150
188
43
1
110
27
680
102
744
87
451
2,874
136
348
740
67
23
8
14
1
31
737
140
78
637
126
10
9
8
3
27
90
83
19
94
57
96
59
76
76
560
190
200
101
4
2
82
14
172
19
120
22
26
49
823
285
31
43
1
1
34
12
422
16
1
10
10
21
21
405
127
93
161
6
110
58
328
5
143
30
40
1
80
1,560
425
109
680
127
10
9
9
3
61
102
505
19
110
58
106
69
97
97
965
317
293
262
4
8
192
72
500
24
300
2007/2008
Number
National Diploma
programme
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Soil and Water
17
826
23
396
40
1,222
400
323
723
Social Development
Soil Science Tech.

Statistics
Structural Engg.
110
15
125
38
41
38
41
Telecommunication
Textile Design
Textile Technology
Topography (Photo)
Topographic Science
Tourism
14
15
19
123
32
155
102
40
142

110
12
122
59
10
69
47
21
68
26
27
14,815
35,795
14,131
9,862
23,993
Total
20,980
Note: - = Nil
301
2008/2009
Number
Programme
Accountancy
Accounting Practice
Agric. Engineering
Agric. Tech.
Agric.Engr. Impl. Pract. Tech.
Agric. Farm Mgt.
Animal Health
Animal Production
Applied Chemistry
Architectural Tech
Auto Mechanics
Banking and Finance
BioChemistry
Biology
Book Publishing
Building Technology
Business Science
Business Studies
Cartography
Ceramic and Glass
Chemistry
Chemistry & Biology
Civil Engineering
Civil Structures
Computer Science
Computer Studies
Computer Technology
Craft Practice
CPT
Design (Graphics)
Electrical (Power)
Electronics (Comm)
Electronics Options
Envi. Engr. Tech
Estate Management
Financial Studies
Fine Arts
Fine & Applied Arts
Food Technology
Forestry Technology
General Art.
Graphic Design
ome & Rural Economics
Male
National Diploma
Female
Total

Male
Female
Total
2,297
1,690
3,987
1,427
793
2,220
54
24
50
460
900
445
1,635
825
6
78
926
344
1,032
70
34
1,568
161
696
7
11
155
7
59
2
-
14
2
21
41
792
74
1,510
812
21
201
184
639
48
1
8
365
4
420
10
23
370
2
51
18
-
68
26
71
501
1,692
519
3,145
1,637
6
99
1,127
528
1,671
118
1
42
1,933
165
1,116
17
34
525
9
110
20
-
6
106
21
10
3
10
28
80
213
512
12
237
725
241
48
18
9
452
218
520
41
48
2
1,021
74
194
276
22
73
10
7
-
1
10
12
8
3
1
10
73
33
385
5
40
652
157
10
15
4
92
150
395
17
4
282
5
3
179
39
148
1
3
-
7
116
33
18
6
11
38
153
246
897
17
277
1,377
398
58
33
13
544
368
915
58
48
6
1,303
79
197
455
61
221
11
10
-
302
2008/2009
Number
National Diploma
programme
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
81
83
Power Option
Practice
Pre ND Science
Printing Technology
Production Mgt.
229
95
324
75
77
152
16
20
36
207
163
370
467
211
678
243
73
316
Quantity Surveying
1,163
941
2,104
281
155
436

Science Tech.
Sculpture
91
95
186
99
85
184
Sec Studies
118
88
206
36
42
78
Secretarial Studies
198
340
538
120
158
278
12
15
27
Social Development
Soil and Water
539
184
723
192
64
256
Soil Science Tech.

Statistics
Structural Engg.
68
72
38
47
Telecommunication
Textile Design
Textile Technology
Topography (Photo)
Topographic Science
65
83
148
Tourism
68
36
104
57
14
71
215
80
295
71
24
95
12,109
29,725
10,305
5,962
16,267
Total
17,616
Note: - = Nil
303
2009/2010
Number
programme
Accountancy
Accounting Practice
Agric. Engineering
Agric. Tech.
Agric. Farm Mgt.
Animal Health
Animal Production
Applied Chemistry
Architectural Tech
Auto Mechanics
Banking and Finance
BioChemistry
Biology
Book Publishing
Building Technology
Business Science
Business Studies
Cartography
Ceramic and Glass
Chemistry
Chemistry & Biology
Civil Engineering
Civil Structures
Computer Science
Computer Studies
Computer Technology
Craft Practice
CPT
Design (Graphics)
Electrical (Power)
Electrical Inst. And Pract.
Electronics (Comm)
Electronics Options
Envi. Engr. Tech
Estate Management
National Diploma
Male
738
140
13
298
178
388
385
262
7
24
374
114
643
73
55
857
60
309
Female
650
33
2
58
227
22
293
258
10
2
38
41
463
29
114
115
18
222
304

Total
1,388
173
15
356
405
410
678
520
17
26
412
155
1,106
102
169
972
78
531
Male
539
64
27
30
108
198
26
207
392
149
2
16
289
268
58
31
353
110
146
Female
390
22
6
21
162
20
29
290
160
4
6
31
181
34
71
47
8
114
Total
929
86
33
30
129
360
46
236
682
309
6
22
320
449
92
102
400
118
260
2009/2010
Number
National Diploma
programme
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
51
55
Financial Studies
Fine Arts
36
10
46
106
172
278
142
160
302
Forestry Technology
General Art.
37
45
Fine & Applied Arts

Food Technology
20
22
18
20
Graphic Design
156
45
201
22
93
115
Hospital Operations
20
23
20
29
Industrial Design
29
36
28
34
Insurance
64
88
152
78
81
159
Land Survey
31
32
Legal Studies
Library Science
65
126
191
21
43
64
Local Govt. Admin
Management
Marketing
170
205
375
270
286
556
Mass Communication
138
200
338
55
64
119
40
20
60
25
38
63
337
Maths/Statistics
649
35
684
317
20
72
14
86
76
21
97
14
14
Metallurgy
MicroBiology SLT
35
32
67

Metallurgical Engr.
38
41
73
11
84
Mining Engineering
10
158
370
528
84
278
362
Photogrammetry
Physics
Physics/Electronics
12
10
22
Polymer Tech
305
2009/2010
Number
Programme
Male
National Diploma
Female
Total

Male
Female
Total
Power Option
96
10
106
Practice
Pre ND Science
Printing Technology
53
11
64
48
12
60
Production Mgt.
87
103
190
139
108
247
81
95
176
38
44
82
Quantity Surveying
226
88
314
132
56
188
288
432
720
151
132
283
11
19
30

14
7
12
11
26
18
14
21
35
82
134
216
63
113
176
Sculpture
Sec Studies
Science Tech.
Secretarial Studies
134
70
204
24
145
169
13
17
30
Social Development
Soil and Water
Soil Science Tech.
278
170
448
124
64
188
Statistics
Structural Engg.
57
24
81
56
61
Telecommunication
Textile Design
Textile Technology
Topography (Photo)
Topographic Science
37
20
57
Tourism
89
50
139
31
16
47
25.00
1.00
26.00
5,181
13,276
5,330
3,561
8,891
Total
8,095
Note: - = Nil
306
2010/2011
Number
National Diploma
Programme
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
2,697
2,967
5,664
2,989
3,280
6,269
Accounting Practice
Agric. Engr Farm Power Machine
92
95
274
48
322
191
92
283
71
66
137
70
47
117
Agric.Engr. Impl. Pract.P/H Tech.
38
12
50
Agric. Eng( Farm power) Mgt.
92
95
Agricultural Eng (Soil) Mechanics
37
37
74
32
25
57
Animal Health
10
10
Animal Production
10
19
Applied Chemistry
Architectural Tech
844
136
980
345
43
388
Art & Ind Design Painting
30
39
24
25
Art & Ind Design Graphic
22
11
33
Art & Ind Design Scrutpt
18
24
389
116
505
50
13
63
Art & Ind Design Ceramics
12
14
Art & Ind Design Textile
10
Auto Mechanics
1,047
1,719
2,766
745
1,280
2,025
23
20
43
36
24
60
BioChemistry
Biology
Book Publishing
Accountancy
Agric. Engineering Tech

Agric. Tech.
Art & Ind Design
Banking and Finance

Banking Operations
307
2010/2011
Number
National Diploma
Programme
Building Technology
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
1,078
186
1,264
508
42
550
Business Science
2,658
2,894
5,552
2,380
2,631
5,011
Business Studies
Cartography
Ceramic and Glass
610
362
972
532
371
903
Chemistry
Chemistry & Biology
1,704
178
1,882
684
146
830
165
172
Civil Structures
197
13
210
480
225
705
253
156
409
Computer Science
2,112
1,974
4,086
1,122
1,087
2,209
Computer Studies
Computer Technology
437
465
902
253
479
732
Craft Practice
Crop Prod Tech
14
Design (Graphics)
2,888
318
3,206
1,196
211
1,407
164
17
181
22
12
34
285
67
352
Civil Engineering
Elect/Electronics
Electrical/Elect (Power Option)
Electrical Inst. And Pract.
65
25
90
1,239
53
1,292
Electronics (Comm)
Electronics Options
Envi. Engr. Tech
10
16
938
722
1,660
604
554
1,158
Estate Management
308
2010/2011
Programme
Financial Studies
Fine Arts
Fine & Applied Arts
Food Technology
Forestry Technology
General Art.
Graphic Design
Horticulture& Landscape Tech
Hospitality Mgt
Hospital Operations
Industrial Main Engr Tech
Insurance
Land Survey
Legal Studies
Library Science
Local Govt. Admin
Management
Marketing
Mass Communication
Maths/Statistics
Mechanical Engineering (Plant)
Metallurgical Engr.
Metallurgy
MicroBiology SLT
Mining Engineering
Photogrammetry
Physics
Physics/Electronics
Polymer Tech
Male
National Diploma
Female
Total

Male
Female
Total
25
6
241
3
28
4
122
59
179
86
136
14
729
1,473
160
1,818
112
98
32
826
42
-
135
2
619
8
21
330
3
294
118
257
1
1,371
2,520
84
63
11
17
61
1,666
34
-
160
8
860
11
28
25
452
62
473
204
393
15
2,100
3,993
244
1,881
123
115
93
2,492
76
-
3
8
173
12
37
60
40
155
62
82
1,200
613
90
456
37
519
680
43
35
1
404
38
-
9
6
381
7
13
12
243
2
210
51
141
1,825
1,498
44
8
2
17
27
5
3
7
1,162
11
-
12
14
554
19
13
49
303
42
365
113
223
3,025
2,111
134
464
39
536
707
48
38
8
1,566
49
-
309
2010/2011
Number
National Diploma
Programme
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Power Option
Practice
Pre ND Science
75
36
111
31
20
51
Printing Technology(Book Publ)
10
Production Mgt.
Printing Technology

1,472
1,451
2,923
1,136
1,314
2,450
95
184
279
91
178
269
654
269
923
297
78
375
1,583
2,556
4,139
283
398
681
203
181
384
82
121
203
162
206
368
17
Science Lab Tech.(Envr Biology)
57
156
213
Sculpture
Sec Studies
Secretarial Studies
126
300
426
Social Development
Soil and Water
Soil Science Tech.
38
29
67
791
507
1,298
515
311
826
Quantity Surveying
Statistics
Structural Engg.
Telecommunication
Textile Design
331
87
418
147
25
172
45
47
18
25
43
12
Topography (Photo)
Topographic Science
Tourism
Textile Technology
476
219
695
185
75
260
73
76
30,313
25,419
Note: - = Nil
55,732
22,407
19,813
42,220
Total
310
TABLE 285: NUMBER OF TECHNICAL SCHOOLS BY STATE, 2007 - 2011

Number
State
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Abia
Adamawa
Akwa Ibom
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Benue
Borno
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
Edo
Ekiti
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
Kaduna
Kano
Katsina
Kebbi
Kogi
Kwara
Lagos
Nasarawa
Niger
Ogun
Ondo
Osun
10
10
Oyo
Plateau
Rivers
Sokoto
Taraba
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT(Abuja)
154
153
162
164
166
Total
Source: National Board for Technical Education
311
TABLE 286: MALE ENROLMENT FOR NBC/NTC & ANBC/ANTC BY TRADE, MAY/JUNE 2008 2011
Number
Subject Title
2007*
2008
2009
2010
2011
Intro. To agricultural science, implement
321
334
257
283
Motor vehicle mechanics works
2354
2692
2884
2855
Automobile electrical works
29
21
34
16
Electrical installation and maintainance
4,930
6,176
6,683
7,063
Fabrication and welding
1,367
1,757
1,951
2,096
Mechanical engineering craft practice
1,199
1,430
1,423
1,480
Electronics works
895
992
1,010
939
Refrigeration and air-conditioning works
225
226
214
229
Vehicle Body Building, Wood & Metal
40
27
16
18
Light vehicle repair works
Instrument mechanics works
20
11
12
Appliance maintainance and repairs
10
Foundry craft practice
Marine engineering craft
10
17
Computer craft studies
189
413
700
739
Animal husbandry
23
57
Fisheries
Blocklaying/Bricklaying ang concretting
2,441
2,982
3,297
3,714
Carpentry and joinery
1,143
1,458
1,517
1,794
Furniture making
473
539
537
617
Machine wood working
Painting and decorating
166
183
171
202
Plumbing and pipe-fitting
248
322
279
324
Draughtmanship craft practice
12
21
11
26
Cosmetology
27
Men's garment construction and finishing
Ladies garment construction and
10
10
11
Catering craft practice
114
174
139
208
Leather trade
12
15
Printing craft practice
53
91
99
57
Textile trades
Graphic design
49
50
68
70
Ceramic
12
18
16
17
Tourism
27
Seretarial duties
134
160
144
758
Book keeping
10,018
12,691
21,476
45,247
Salesmanship
50
153
393
Photographic practice
Ship building craft practice
Source: National Business and Technical Examination Board

Note: - = Nil,
312
TABLE 287: FEMALE ENROLMENT FOR NBC/NTC & ANBC/ANTC BY TRADE, MAY/JUNE 2008 2011
Number
Subject Title
2008
2009
2010
2011
Intro. To agricultural science, implement
67
96
112
97
57
40
57
65
222
244
339
370
18
34
34
27
15
26
24
43
Electronics works
91
70
83
110
11

Electrical installation and maintainance works
112
253
353
437
Animal husbandry
Fisheries
280
296
16
35
57
76
Furniture making
10
24
15
19
32
15
22
29
Cosmetology
89
76
59
113
889
1,067
1,271
1,114
Leather trade
13
19
Textile trades
Graphic design
Ceramic
Tourism
1o
513
417
385
610
Book keeping
10,351
11,083
16,111
308,552
Salesmanship
12
29
82
200
Ladies garment construction and finishing

Seretarial duties
Photographic Practice
Note: - = Nil,
313
TABLE 288: ENROLEMENT FOR NBC/NTC BY TRADE, MAY/JUNE , 2007 2011 (FOR
ANDIDATES THAT DID NOT INDICATE THEIR SEX)
Number
Subject Title
2008
2009
2010
2011
51
36
12
200
40
40
86
11
10
659
175
86
249
104
34
25
54
177
80
42
70
Electronics works
162
53
17
26
33
14
10
Agric. Equip and implemen mech. Works

11
10
45
Animal husbandry
Fisheries
307
158
35
133
123
54
17
41
55
77
21
33
23
68
28
10
Cosmetology
140
55
37
29
Furniture making

Leather trade
17
Graphic design
Tourism
27
Secretarial duties
105
15
13
145
Book keeping
1,325
769
551
4,560
Salesmanship
24
63

Note: - = Nil
314
TABLE 289.1: MALE ENROLMENT FOR NBC/NTC & ANBTC/ ANTC BY TRADE, NOV/DEC, 2007 2011
Number
Subject Title
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Agric. Equip and implement Works(adv)
12
34
28
21
17
Agric. Equip and implementation mech. Works
68
120
106
164
118
162
249
207
232
242
945
917
1099
771
542
10
24
29
2029
682
751
1,026
8,935
68
2,637
2,670
3,383
2,730
380
65
62
86
82
Fabrication and welding(adv)
189
512
387
456
439
Mechanical engineering craft practice(adv)
595
186
213
237
296
31
640
614
821
790
Motor vehicle mechanics works(adv)

Electrical instaln and implem. Main. Works(adv)
Electrical install and maintainance Works

Electronics works(adv)
279
44
29
45
29
Electronics works
31
278
210
233
203
Refrigeration and air-conditioning works(adv)
69
33
30
45
43
78
67
76
48
Vehicle Body Building(adv)
Vehicle Body Building
Foundry craft practice(adv)
196
Marine engineering craft(adv)
837
15
54
11
15
10
183
Computer craft studies(adv)
20
15
30
81
55
95
98
174
316
266
Animal husbandry(adv)
12
Animal husbandry
68
10
17
94
52
162
542
2029
221
301
306
68
1,148
1,154.00
1,649.00
1,368.00
Carpentry and joinery(adv)
380
55
70
70
189
333
316
455
347
Furniture making(adv)
595
25
22
16

Fisheries
Fisheries(adv)
Blocklaying/Bricklaying ang concretting(adv)
315
TABLE 289.2: MALE ENROLMENT FOR NBC/NTC & ANBTC/ ANTC BY TRADE, NOV/DEC, 2007 - 2011
Number
Subject Title
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Agric. Equip and implement Works(adv)
12
34
28
21
17
Agric. Equip and implementation mech. Works
68
120
106
164
118
162
249
207
232
242
945
917
1099
771
542
10
24
29
2029
682
751
1,026
8,935

Electrical instaln and implem. Main. Works(adv)
68
2,637
2,670
3,383
2,730
380
65
62
86
82
189
512
387
456
439
595
186
213
237
296
31
640
614
821
790
279
44
29
45
29
Electronics works
31
278
210
233
203
69
33
30
45
43
78
67
76
48
196
837
15

54
11
15
10
183
20
15
30
81
55
95
98
174
316
266
12
Animal husbandry
68
10
17
94
52
162
542
2029
221
301
306
68
1,148
1,154.00
1,649.00
1,368.00
Fisheries
Fisheries(adv)
Blocklaying/Bricklaying ang concretting(adv)
380
55
70
70
189
333
316
455
347
595
25
22
16
316
TABLE 289.3: MALE ENROLMENT FOR NBC/NTC & ANBTC/ ANTC BY TRADE, NOV/DEC, 2007 - 2011
Number
Subject Title
Furniture making
Machine wood working(adv)
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
95
115
165
208
111
Painting and decorating(adv)
12
20
27
22
44
53
44
50
57
Plumbing and pipe-fitting(adv)
33
35
56
66
85
133
76
121
121
123
Draughtmanship craft practice(adv)
12
16
22
Cosmetology
Men's garment construction and finishing(adv)
Ladies garment construction and finishing(adv)
Catering craft practice(adv)
27
15
13
18
30
Cartering craft practice
1
1
43
130
69
92
119
Leather goods maunfacuter(adv)
Leather trade
20
11
17
Textile trades(adv)
Textile trades
Graphic design(adv)
Graphic design
15
19
Ceramic(adv)
Ceramic
Photographic practice(adv)
Printing craft practice(adv)
Secretarial duties(adv)
Secretarial duties
Financial management
Book keeping
144
28
100
131
86
69
138
150
1760
923
2,525
2,428
3,116
3,205
8,057
15,195
16,355
42,043
73,690
Salesmanship(adv)
64
60
78
166
Salesmanship
133
122
556
1118
Tourism(adv)
14
12
35
13
Tourism
Source: National Business and Technical Examinations Board
Note: - = Nil
44
54
104
64
317
TABLE 290.1: FEMALE ENROLMENT FOR NBC/NTC & ANBTC/ ANTC BY TRADE, NOV/DEC, 2007 - 2011
Number
Subject Title
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
10
12
17
24
27
15
15
18
11
21
12
Electrical installation and implem. Main. Works(adv)
19
23
25
35
21
68
97
80
136
97
11
11
13
11
19
19
Agric Equip and implementn mech. Works(adv)

Agric. Equipment and implementation mech. Works
11
Electronics works
20
16
20
33
12
36
25
26
35
98
70
13
Animal husbandry
28
15
Fisheries
Fisheries(adv)
16
Blocklaying/Bricklaying and concretting(adv)
13
30
21
28
Blocklaying/Bricklaying and concretting
34
44
69
73
10
11
318
TABLE 290.2: FEMALE ENROLMENT FOR NBC/NTC & ANBTC/ ANTC BY TRADE, NOV/DEC, 2007 - 2011
Number
Subject Title
2,007
2,008
2,009
2,010
2,011
Furniture making
Machine wood working(adv)
11
16
17
10
12
14
Plumbing and pipe-fitting(adv)
Draughtmanship craft practice(adv)
Cosmetology
Men's garment construction and finishing(adv)
Ladies garment construction and finishing(adv)
14
Painting and decorating(adv)
Catering craft practice(adv)
76
106
94
169
196
142
287
193
234
276
Leather goods maunfacuter(adv)
Leather trade
Cartering craft practice
Printing craft practice(adv)
11
Textile trades(adv)
Textile trades
Graphic design(adv)
Graphic design
Ceramic(adv)
Ceramic
Photographic practice(adv)
1,135
111
776
776
590
310
107
226
1,093
411
Secretarial duties(adv)
Secretarial duties
Financial management
Book keeping
3,197
2,770
3,405
3,349
7,348
10,747
11,203
26,495
42,506
40
21
39
90
Salesmanship(adv)
Salesmanship
43
57
379
569
Tourism(adv)
10
25
15
Tourism
13
29
18
Note: - = Nil
319
GENDER, 2008 & 2009
Number
2008
2009
Programme
Accountancy
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
1,562
1,294
2,856
610
398
Total
1,008
210
52
262
110
22
1,008
Agric. Tech.
13
15
555
Agric. Engineering
Architectural Tech.
470
85
Banking and Finance
377
391
459
87
15
109
77
954
26
20
46
48
507
358
42
1,000
1,305
1,108
2,413
335
233
568
208
274
482
323
255
578
58
19
77
1,146
Chemistry
12
10
22
16
22
BioChemistry
Building Technology
Business Studies
13
756
88
844
463
63
22
40
47
19
26
Computer Science
424
340
764
314
219
533
Computer Studies
97
53
150
117
54
86
185
271
1,150
114
1,264
808
165
973
74
79
973
Estate Management
343
264
607
246
187
433
Food Technology
171
265
436
167
221
388
821
General Art.
37
45
Civil Engineering
559
-
27
36
20
28
63
207
270
167
105
73
Hospital Operations
10
37
47
12
40
52
57
13
70

Land Survey
13
13
40
122
Library Science
59
149
208
27
20
47
Marketing
429
520
949
274
255
529
Mass Communication
126
226
352
576
Maths/Statistics
239
112
351
81
57
138
678
42
720
292
22
314
Mechanical Eng. & Craft Prac.
97
105
452
29
29
34
36
Metallurgy
60
63
Micro-Biology
21
22
43
35
32
36
113
14
127
111
14
125
10
10

320
TABLE 291.2: DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENT OUTTURN IN FEDERAL POLYTECHNICS BY DISCIPLINE,

YEAR AND GENDER, 2008 & 2009
Number
2008
programme
2009
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
140
389
529
116
231
347
Physics/Electronics
20
26.00
12
10
22
43
45.00
Pre ND Science
65
25
90.00
22.00
101
23
124.00
198
216
414
47
67
114
119
139
258
47
68
238
Quantity Surveying
343
125
468
197
87
284
566
245
811
357
402
759
1,043
11
18.00
Science Lab. Tech (MicroBio.)
14
21
35.00
65
132
197
67
59
53
238
457
695
158
215
373
12
15
27
Statistics
158
104
262
221
109
373
113
29
142
93
12
105
Tourism
65
83
148
37
20
57
50
18
68
162
58
2,043
196
20,147
21
1,499
5
1,342
26
2,841
Printing Technology
Science Tech.
Secretarial Studies

138
Total
2,335
Note: - = Nil
321
TABLE 292: ENROLEMENT FOR NBC/NTC BY TRADE, MAY/JUNE, 2008 2011 (FOR CANDIDATES THAT
DID NOT INDICATE THEIR SEX)
Subject Title
2008
2009
2010
2011
51
36
12
200
40
40
86
11
10
659
175
86
249
104
34
25
54
177
80
42
70
Electronics works
162
53
17
26
33
14
10
11
10
45
Animal husbandry
Fisheries
307
158
35
133
123
54
17
41
55
77
21
33
Agric. Equip and implemen mech. Works

Furniture making
23
68
28
10
Cosmetology

Leather trade
Graphic design
Tourism
Secretarial duties
Book keeping
Salesmanship
Note: - = Nil
322
140
55
37
29
17
27
105
15
13
145
1,325
769
551
4,560
5
-
24
1
63
-
TABLE 293.1: GRADE DISTRIBUTION FOR NBC/NTC EXAMINATIONS BY GENDER, MAY/JUNE, 2007
Number
Male
Enrolment
Female
Enrolment
Total
Enrolment
Male
Sat
Female
Sat
Total
passed
Introd To Agric Sc, Material & Wshop Proc
280
89
369
280
89
279
Tractor Layout,Power Unit,U-Carriage & A
283
89
372
283
89
270
Transmission System
279
89
368
279
89
264
Subject Title
Implement & Machines
282
89
371
282
89
340
Service Station Mech Works & Vehicle Sys
2,213
53
2,266
2,213
53
1,694
Engine Maintenance & Refurbishing
2,232
53
2,285
2,232
53
1,676
Auto Electricity
2,176
53
2,229
2,176
53
1,006
Bas.Mot. Veh Tech,Auto Start. Motors,Bat
44
48
44
17
Auto Ignition System,Auto Charging Syste
45
49
45
Auto-Electrical Wiring/Lighting,Auto-Ele
43
47
43
Domestic &Industrial Installation
5,174
209
5,383
5,174
209
4,080
Cable Jointing And Battery Charging
5,020
204
5,224
5,020
204
3,634
Winding Of Electrical Machines
5,001
206
5,207
5,001
206
2,196
Sheet Metal/Structural Steelwork
1,363
24
1,387
1,363
24
1,045
Gas Welding, Cutting And Arc Welding
1,363
24
1,387
1,363
24
1,078
Fitting Drilling & Grinding
1,267
15
1,282
1,267
15
979
Turning,Milling,Shaping,Planing & Slotti
1,262
15
1,277
1,262
15
963
Radio Communication
936
77
1,013
936
77
695
Television
935
76
1,011
935
76
184
Electronic Devices & Circuits
954
77
1,031
954
77
762
Principles Of Refrig,Compessor,Motor & G
229
235
229
177
Refrigeration & Aircon Control Install &
225
231
225
165
Charging,Heat Exchanges & Load Estimatio
231
237
231
167
Vehicle Painting & Trimming
35
35
35
24
35
35
35
22
Mechanical And Pneumatic Instrument
Electrical/Electronics Instrument
Introduction To Foundry Patterns And Cor
Moulding Process, Handling And Treament
14
14
14
Marine Gas, Cold & Hot Water Supply

Marine Engine & Transmission System
14
14
14
Intro. To Computer & Basic Electronic
128
76
204
128
76
144
Basic Prog. Lang. & Comp. Operation
130
77
207
130
77
164
System Analysis File Organ. & Management
123
74
197
123
74
70
General Metal Work
7,066
351
7,417
7,066
351
6,596
General Wood Work
2,075
152
2,227
2,075
152
1,979
Building/Engineering Drawing
15,874
886
16,760
15,874
886
13,428
Basic Electricity
6,685
1,210
7,895
6,685
1,210
6,998
Introduction To Building Construction
3,937
218
4,155
3,937
218
2,972
Bricklaying & Blocklaying
2,446
149
2,595
2,446
149
2,005
Concreting
2,401
146
2,547
2,401
146
1,779
Walls, Floors & Ceiling Finishing
2,403
146
2,549
2,403
146
820
Joinery
1,163
32
1,195
1,163
32
885
Carpentry
1,164
32
1,196
1,164
32
913
479
480
479
369
Furniture Design And Construction
323
Number
Male
Enrolment
Female
Enrolment
Total
Enrolment
Male
Sat
Female
Sat
Total
passed
Upholstery Design And Construction
478
479
478
362
Spray Painting And Period Furniture
480
481
480
371
Decorative Painting
166
41
207
166
41
148
Spray Painting, Lining, Sign And Design
193
40
233
193
40
158
Wall Hanging,Colour Mixing/Matching & Gl
165
40
205
165
40
92
Gas, Steam Work & Bronze Welding
267
268
267
204
Cold & Hot Water Supply, Sanitation & Dr
Subject Title
Wood Turning Lathes, Spindle Moulding
269
270
269
193
Architectural Drawing
Service And Structural Drawing
Introduction To Cosmetology
Hair, Scap And Wig Treatment
Disorder Of Hair And Skin
Garment Construction & Finishing
116
118
116
89
Ladies Garment Making (Textile Design)
116
118
116
84
Basic Catering & Food Preparation
54
886
940
54
886
659
Bakery & Confect, Food Services & Food S
54
880
934
54
880
622
Printing Origination
63
21
84
63
21
Machine Printing & Finishing
66
21
87
66
21
41
Spinning
Weaving
Printing
Footwear Manufacture
Chemical Processing/Finishing
Graphic Design
49
57
49
20
Graphic Printing
37
46
37
15
Ceramics
10
16
10
11
Typewriting (35 Wpm)
106
417
523
106
417
156
Shorthand , 80 W.P.M
106
401
507
106
401
64
Office Practice
5,461
9,056
14,517
5,461
9,056
12,209
Commerce
7,114
10,287
17,401
7,114
10,287
14,743
6,142
8,934
15,076
6,142
8,934
10,937
English Language
24,989
12,884
37,873
24,989
12,884
31,662
Mathematics
24,135
12,486
36,621
24,135
12,486
29,734
Economics
24,403
12,646
37,049
24,403
12,646
30,599
Physics
19,157
4,018
23,175
19,157
4,018
13,867
Chemistry
19,278
4,147
23,425
19,278
4,147
16,562
7,748
11,417
19,165
7,748
11,417
14,702
Literature-In-English
5,131
Note: - = Nil
7,522
12,653
5,131
7,522
7,306
Biology
324
Subject Title
Intro. To agricultural science,
implement
Tractor system
Male
Enrolment
Female
Enrolment
No Sex
Enrolment
Total
Enrol
Male
Sat
Female
Sat
328
67
66
461
298
66
Number
No
Sex
Total
Sat
passed
51
340
323
67
66
456
298
65
49
318
2,364
57
215
2,636
2,299
56
193
1,892
72
29
101
42
11
17
Electrical installation and

maintainance works
4,931
222
685
5,838
4,763
214
641
4,382
1,372
18
104
1,494
1,327
18
97
1,096
Mechanical engineering craft

practice
1,189
15
181
1,385
1,156
15
174
1,028
Electronics works
890
91
170
1,151
866
89
151
849
Refrigeration and air-conditioning

works
227
11
35
273
217
31
193
37
46
37
10
33
Body repairs works
Vehicle Body Building, Wood &

Metal
10
Electrical/Medical applinaces and

projectors
10
12
Domestic and office machines

maintainance
10
12
11
10
21
15
11
11
192
112
13
317
182
111
11
238
General metal work
3,046
136
357
3,539
2,484
133
299
2,941
General wood work
178
24
60
262
164
24
36
205
16,195
821
1,998
19,014
15,446
785
1,888
9,783
Basic Electricity
Introduction To Building
Construction
Blocklaying/bricklaying and
concreting
3,283
1,150
514
4,947
2,819
1,050
424
3,830
1,574
47
188
1,809
1,479
46
155
1,130
2,453
153
315
2,921
2,392
150
301
2,195
1,145
17
129
1,291
1,123
16
123
974
473
63
539
464
55
384
167
23
33
223
157
24
33
153
244
25
274
239
21
199

Animal husbandry
Furniture making
325
Number
Subject Title
Draughtmanship
Men's garment const and finishing
Ladies garment constr and finishing
Male
Female
No Sex
Total
Male
Female
No Sex
Enrolment
Enrolment
Enrolment
Enrolment
Sat
Sat
Sat
13
16
10
89
99
87
119
890
140
1,149
55
823
129
Leather training
Leather goods manufacture
Footwear manufacture
15
54
17
80
54
17
Spinnig
Weaving
Surface design/Textile printing
Bleaching,dyeing and finishing
Graphic design
49
58
46
Ceramic and design
12
14
12
Typewritting, 35 WPM
136
505
104
745
114
448
85
Shorthabd, 80WPM
136
505
104
744
109
405
82
office practice
10,141
10,851
1,425
22,417
6,662
8,640
1,030
Commerce
10,158
10,873
1,430
22,461
7,970
9,680
1,190
Financial accounting
10,012
10,357
1,323
21,692
6,926
8,431
968
10
13
28
10
English language
26,477
12,647
3,576
42,727
25,525
12,242
3,516
Mathematics
26,477
12,647
3,571
42,722
25,430
12,186
3,507
Economics
25,791
12,529
3,487
41,807
24,327
11,880
3,383
Physics
21,052
6,358
2,762
30,172
19,119
4,103
2,604
Chemistry
21,087
6,393
2,782
30,262
19,089
4,185
2,618
9,827
11,614
1,540
23,026
8,773
10,908
1,469
Literature in english
7,910
8,266
Information and communication
tech.
26,464
12,656
Note: - = Nil
1,196
17,372
4,911
6,239
870
3,570
42,690
19,435
8,544
2,490
Salesmanship
Tourism
Biology
326
TABLE 295.1: GRADE DISTRIBUTION FOR NBC/NTC EXAMINATION BY GENDER, MAY/JUNE, 2009
Number
Male
Enrolment
Female
Enrolment
No Sex
Enrolment
Total
Enrolment
Male
Sat
Female
Sat
No Sex
Sat

implement
342
96
36
474
320
93
33
Tractor system
342
96
36
474
321
92
32
2,739
45
46
2,830
2,649
40
41
25
29
16

maintainance works
6,230
248
181
6,659
5,984
238
179
1,771
37
53
1,861
1,727
34
33
Subject Title

1,434
26
82
1,542
1,398
24
76
Electronics works
999
71
57
1,127
971
68
53

works
232
240
220
27
27
25
21
24
20
Electrical/Medical applinaces and

projectors
Domestic and office machines

maintainance
414
255
677
409
249
General metal work
3,397
152
86
3,617
3,214
142
79
General wood work
193
15
208
181
14
19,772
1,081
645
21,498
18,761
1,030
264
4,183
1,492
183
5,858
3,930
1,390
168
Introduction To Building Construction
2,004
67
53
2,124
1,824
62
42
concreting
3,021
201
166
3,388
2,946
196
164
1,471
35
54
1,560
1,431
35
54
539
547
532
148
15
199
180
15
322
15
338
318
15

Body repairs works

Animal husbandry
Basic Electricity
Fisheries
Furniture making
327
TABLE 295.2: GRADE DISTRIBUTION FOR NBC/NTC EXAMINATION BY GENDER, MAY/JUNE, 2009
Number
Subject Title
Draughtmanship
Cosmetology
finishing
Male
Enrolment
Female
Enrolment
No Sex
Enrolment
Total
Enrolment
Male
Sat
Female
Sat
No Sex
Sat
24
26
19
12
76
88
10
76
176
1,068
55
1,299
77
1,012
27
Leather training
12
12
11
91
14
105
84
13
Spinnig
Weaving
11
Surface des ign/Textile printing
Graphic design
54
61
44
Ceramic and design
18
21
18
164
416
17
597
116
375
12
Shorthabd, 80WPM
163
416
14
593
123
363
11
office practice
12,779
11,456
757
24,992
8,635
9,067
481
Commerce
12,852
11,494
769
25,115
9,915
10,077
566
12,664
11,072
748
24,484
8,809
8,783
471
Salesmanship
54
31
87
31
21
Tourism
15
17
English language
32,853
13,735
1,482
48,070
31,625
13,244
1,383
Mathematics
32,860
13,736
1,484
48,080
31,550
13,214
1,401
Economics
32,409
13,562
1,482
47,453
30,612
12,923
1,394
Physics
26,228
7,132
1,152
34,512
24,004
4,946
1,028
Chemistry
26,274
7,346
1,156
34,776
24,007
5,137
1,023
Biology
12,793
12,483
804
26,080
11,523
11,732
699
9,382
7,713
544
17,639
5,397
5,512
270
31,126
12,541
1,349
45,016
26,731
9,962
1,200
tech.
328
Number
No Sex
Total
Male
Female
No Sex
Total
Male
Female
Enrolment
Enrolment
Enrolment
Enrolment
Sat
Sat
Sat

implement
257
112
12
381
256
112
12
292
Tractor system
257
112
12
381
252
110
12
287
2,882
57
42
2,981
2,811
55
39
2,292
34
10
47
31
16
6,678
338
92
7,108
6,535
334
71
5,475

Mechanical engineering craft
practice
1,951
34
25
2,010
1,916
34
22
1,449
1,423
24
42
1,489
1,384
20
39
1,104
Electronics works
1,009
82
19
1,110
991
81
15
846
214
14
234
201
13
209
16
16
14
10
11
11
11
11
17
16
15
698
353
12
1,063
688
349
11
839
23
23
23
183,453
General metal work
3,453
178
205
3,836
3,310
170
198
3,103
General wood work
178
19
11
208
167
19
11
174
21,223
1,439
490
23,152
21,223
1,439
491
13,364
4,614
1,785
143
6,542
4,396
1,700
129
5,720
1,975
100
99
2,174
1,873
97
85
1,977
concreting
3,291
279
42
3,612
3,238
271
37
2,678
1,515
57
19
1,591
1,501
57
11
1,176
Furniture making
536
10
77
623
525
76
457
171
19
191
166
91
134
278
22
69
369
274
22
69
260
Subject Title

maintainance works

works
Vehicle Body Building, Wood &
Metal
Body repairs works
Animal husbandry
Basic Electricity
Introduction To Building
Construction
329
passed
Number
Male
Female
No Sex
Total
Male
Female
No Sex
Total
Enrolment
Enrolment
Enrolment
Enrolment
Sat
Sat
Sat
Passed
Draughtmanship
11
10
23
10
10
18

finishing
10
59
70
10
58
65
139
1,272
37
1,448
139
1,272
37
1,273
Leather training
15
15
15
15
15
15
13
10
99
19
119
97
19
89
Spinnig
Weaving
Surface design/Textile printing
Graphic design
68
76
64
45
Ceramic and design
16
25
15
21
143
385
13
541
94
306
237
Shorthabd, 80WPM
144
385
114
543
98
321
44
office practice
21,540
16,442
570
38,552
13,112
11,756
379
21,150
Commerce
21,693
16,520
624
38,837
15,953
13,548
490
25,641
21,529
16,124
599
38,252
14,023
11,782
404
19,106
152
82
25
259
82
45
21
93
English language
43,106
19,320
1,182
63,608
41,894
18,724
1,158
52,419
Mathematics
43,106
19,321
1,181
63,608
41,949
18,749
1,155
51,683
Economics
43,107
19,321
1,182
63,610
40,942
18,232
1,135
48,860
Physics
43,007
19,260
1,116
63,381
30,274
7,938
799
33,170
Chemistry
43,010
19,260
1,108
63,378
30,525
8,159
797
31,462
Biology
21,903
17,882
687
40,472
20,393
16,886
647
31,462
tech.
43,039
19,284
1,114
63,437
7,282
6,620
231
8,253
43,096
19,315
1,166
63,577
36,804
14,616
1,000
43,423
Subject Title
Salesmanship
Tourism

Note: - = Nil
330
TABLE 297: JOINT ADMISSION AND MATRICULATION BOARD - APPLICATION STATISTICS BY STATES
OF ORIGIN FROM 2005 2007
Number
2005
2006
2007
State
Abia
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
24,258
23,827
48,085
21,612
21,330
42,942
22,899
22,741
45,640
Adamawa
3,933
2,067
6,000
4,154
2,337
6,491
5,423
2,972
8,395
Akwa Ibom
25,218
21,578
46,796
21,991
19,154
41,145
25,036
22,935
47,971
Anambra
29,572
36,399
65,971
27,513
33,160
60,673
29,698
35,001
64,699
Bauchi
2,630
881
3,511
3,257
1,026
4,283
4,452
1,294
5,746
Bayelsa
10,878
6,870
17,748
9,016
6,152
15,168
10,001
6,902
16,903
Benue
15,985
7,925
23,910
15,033
7,746
22,779
18,478
10,086
28,564
Borno
3,387
1,597
4,984
3,554
1,965
5,519
3,710
2,000
5,710
Cross River
11,877
7,608
19,485
9,673
6,796
16,469
11,202
8,335
19,537
Delta
40,666
30,123
70,789
32,294
24,531
56,825
35,114
26,470
61,584
Ebonyi
10,981
6,607
17,588
10,137
6,356
16,493
10,063
6,573
16,636
Edo
32,075
22,791
54,866
29,972
21,137
51,109
32,187
22,721
54,908
Ekiti
17,190
10,359
27,549
14,489
9,067
23,556
17,479
11,334
28,813
Enugu
22,586
22,044
44,630
20,808
19,680
40,488
22,159
20,945
43,104
Gombe
2,530
1,051
3,581
2,805
1,271
4,076
3,350
1,504
4,854
48,180
51,710
99,890
43,584
46,842
90,426
44,641
48,424
93,065
Jigawa
1,350
392
1,742
1,658
456
2,114
2,081
460
2,541
Kaduna
7,371
3,650
11,021
6,462
3,555
10,017
9,780
5,230
15,010
Kano
7,670
3,029
10,699
7,259
2,831
10,090
10,070
3,643
13,713
Katsina
2,604
1,010
3,614
2,605
1,106
3,711
4,364
1,411
5,775
Kebbi
2,469
655
3,124
2,669
732
3,401
3,748
966
4,714
Kogi
22,935
12,012
34,947
18,222
10,179
28,401
22,151
12,756
34,907
Kwara
16,448
9,289
25,737
12,744
7,703
20,447
16,618
10,391
27,009
Lagos
18,474
13,761
32,235
13,800
10,575
24,375
13,138
10,480
23,618
4,483
1,602
6,085
3,841
1,538
5,379
5,752
2,209
7,961
Imo
Nassarawa
Niger
2,935
1,323
4,258
3,083
1,439
4,522
4,523
1,983
6,506
Ogun
28,798
22,328
51,126
23,159
18,269
41,428
26,229
21,001
47,230
Ondo
25,148
15,597
40,745
20,396
13,080
33,476
22,857
14,993
37,850
Osun
24,854
15,494
40,348
21,834
14,304
36,138
26,853
18,430
45,283
Oyo
22,432
13,579
36,011
19,211
12,400
31,611
21,496
14,473
35,969
Plateau
3,330
1,860
5,190
2,563
1,657
4,220
3,640
2,326
5,966
Rivers
24,196
18,964
43,160
19,718
15,947
35,665
20,755
16,745
37,500
Sokoto
2,516
670
3,186
2,346
611
2,957
3,180
747
3,927
Taraba
2,488
920
3,408
2,339
941
3,280
2,661
1,172
3,833
Yobe
1,998
548
2,546
1,157
460
1,617
1,946
570
2,516
Zamfara
2,144
366
2,510
1,993
378
2,371
2,471
433
2,904
FCT (Abuja)
480
215
695
432
214
646
674
286
960
Others
317
253
570
561
597
1,158
291
238
529
527,386
390,954
918,340
457,944
347,522
805,466
521,170
391,180
912,350
Total
Source: Joint Admission and Matriculation Board.
331
TABLE 298.1: APPLICATION STATISTICS BY GENDER AND STATE WITHIN FACULTY 2008
Arts/Humanities
State
Education
Engr/Tech/Envi.
Law/Legal
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
885
2,738
3,623
684
1,546
2,230
6,581
740
7,321
Adamawa
290
413
703
582
398
980
1,310
271
1,581
361
237
598
Akwa Ibom
1,412
3,027
4,439
1,049
2,111
3,160
8,916
1,084
10,000
1,900
1,652
3,552
Anambra
1,019
2,909
3,928
433
2,006
2,439
8,339
1,127
9,466
2,867
3,223
6,090
Bauchi
460
212
672
715
161
876
879
38
917
428
136
564
Bayelsa
574
820
1,394
543
490
1,033
2,580
219
2,799
867
648
1,515
Benue
1,337
1,757
3,094
1,623
1,246
2,869
2,832
221
3,053
1,451
985
2,436
Borno
289
331
620
543
313
856
924
73
997
363
210
573
Cross
River
841
1,262
2,103
1,182
1,363
2,545
2,225
164
2,389
1,096
884
1,980
Delta
1,443
3,268
4,711
1,011
1,783
2,794
11,689
1,206
12,895
2,871
3,088
5,959
Ebonyi
1,033
894
1,927
405
529
934
1,657
133
1,790
1,625
718
2,343
Edo
1,142
2,133
3,275
676
1,180
1,856
9,578
754
10,332
2,197
2,313
4,510
Ekiti
1,238
1,520
2,758
1,155
1,389
2,544
3,996
323
4,319
1,058
886
1,944
783
1,735
2,518
567
1,734
2,301
6,665
783
7,448
2,122
1,535
3,657
Enugu
Gombe
Male
Female
Total
1,957
2,011
3,968
231
298
529
491
201
692
531
40
571
299
193
492
1,830
5,054
6,884
1,476
4,676
6,152
14,142
1,721
15,863
3,400
3,667
7,067
506
171
677
582
122
704
363
370
234
66
300
Kaduna
1,133
1,150
2,283
1,087
736
1,823
1,845
122
1,967
603
543
1,146
Kano
Imo
Jigawa
1,841
826
2,667
1,801
841
2,642
1,606
52
1,658
654
290
944
Katsina
803
321
1,124
1,103
285
1,388
823
19
842
179
71
250
Kebbi
474
143
617
411
132
543
267
272
224
103
327
1,165
2,005
3,170
933
988
1,921
4,191
317
4,508
901
890
1,791
Kwara
981
1,015
1,996
1,399
1,123
2,522
3,609
340
3,949
1,128
1,023
2,151
Lagos
608
926
1,534
492
550
1,042
2,376
274
2,650
675
823
1,498
Nassarawa
749
783
1,532
1,006
343
1,349
525
26
551
914
382
1,296
Niger
406
301
707
575
202
777
913
62
975
456
287
743
Ogun
1,323
2,090
3,413
953
1,364
2,317
6,072
702
6,774
1,084
1,333
2,417
Ondo
1,745
2,101
3,846
1,608
2,184
3,792
5,260
434
5,694
1,682
1,279
2,961
Osun
1,166
1,437
2,603
1,203
1,375
2,578
7,744
998
8,742
1,255
1,167
2,422
Oyo
1,287
1,329
2,616
1,725
1,449
3,174
6,450
938
7,388
1,050
882
1,932
Kogi
Plateau
580
862
1,442
595
325
920
481
43
524
695
503
1,198
Rivers
565
1,099
1,664
937
1,421
2,358
8,355
865
9,220
2,573
2,296
4,869
Sokoto
600
233
833
405
123
528
179
180
184
75
259
Taraba
271
277
548
491
181
672
587
83
670
472
234
706
Yobe
271
101
372
499
120
619
395
17
412
176
67
243
Zamfara
525
121
646
441
96
537
211
217
198
57
255
FCT
(Abuja)
56
62
118
72
31
103
109
115
86
48
134
106
40
146
339
40
379
84
19
103
14
18
31,968
45,764
77,732
31,792
35,157
66,949
135,289
14,213
149,502
40,299
34,809
75,108
Foreigner
Total
Source: Joint Admission and Matriculation Board
332
Number
Administration
State
Agriculture
Male
Female
Total
4,341
6,534
10,875
597
343
940
Akwa Ibom
3,860
5,902
Anambra
5,710
11,145
Abia
Adamawa
Bauchi
Male
Medicine
Female
Total
211
249
460
104
45
149
9,762
469
497
16,855
152
233
Male
Science
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
3,616
5,973
9,589
2,833
2,299
5,132
721
478
1,199
839
441
1,280
966
3,645
5,357
1,199
2,925
3,686
6,611
385
4,922
7,568
9,002
3,787
4,364
8,151
485
160
645
90
99
854
373
12,490
664
228
892
Bayelsa
2,452
3,005
5,457
92
41
133
1,083
1,127
1,227
869
513
1,382
Benue
3,317
2,524
5,841
312
169
481
2,457
1,160
2,210
2,427
1,060
3,487
Borno
Cross
River
104
82
186
66
29
95
853
778
3,617
621
258
879
1,490
1,636
3,126
197
118
315
1,939
1,921
1,631
1,223
857
2,080
Delta
3,990
4,531
8,521
302
196
498
5,360
6,132
3,860
5,003
3,404
8,407
Ebonyi
1,582
2,176
3,758
96
59
155
2,688
1,969
4,657
997
485
1,482
Edo
2,429
2,502
4,931
222
173
395
5,412
5,091
10,503
4,171
3,067
7,238
Ekiti
1,959
1,686
3,645
367
234
601
2,032
2,371
10,503
3,253
2,352
5,605
Enugu
3,706
6,753
10,459
130
248
378
4,961
5,437
10,398
2,338
2,480
4,818
337
142
479
42
50
589
369
958
519
253
772
7,459
12,463
19,922
389
646
1,035
6,233
11,885
18,118
5,410
6,141
11,551
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
450
65
515
76
79
375
173
548
572
233
805
Kaduna
2,280
1,320
3,600
58
32
90
1,201
1,281
2,482
1,680
828
2,508
Kano
1,702
499
2,201
151
21
172
1,341
832
2,173
1,657
759
2,416
689
175
864
59
64
755
414
1,169
1,207
467
1,674
Katsina
Kebbi
909
189
1,098
101
10
111
505
217
722
1,603
306
1,909
Kogi
6,445
4,521
10,966
342
197
539
2,539
2,027
4,566
3,468
2,050
5,518
Kwara
2,142
1,399
3,541
230
118
348
2,516
2,293
4,809
2,929
2,136
5,065
Lagos
2,511
2,398
4,909
114
99
213
1,078
1,638
2,716
2,120
1,318
3,438
Nassarawa
2,190
1,120
3,310
60
32
92
804
433
1,237
1,594
605
2,199
Niger
1,369
566
1,935
93
28
121
700
416
1,116
869
383
1,252
Ogun
4,454
4,478
8,932
786
584
1,370
2,664
3,933
6,597
4,306
2,966
7,272
Ondo
2,783
2,623
5,406
472
317
789
3,641
3,736
7,377
4,351
2,679
7,030
Osun
3,087
2,677
5,764
757
571
1,328
3,927
5,487
9,414
4,180
3,013
7,193
Oyo
2,929
2,416
5,345
978
647
1,625
2,746
4,259
7,005
3,447
2,254
5,701
561
448
1,009
27
10
37
995
632
1,627
548
183
731
Rivers
4,066
6,226
10,292
84
85
169
2,766
3,295
6,061
1,458
1,516
2,974
Sokoto
748
109
857
49
52
626
247
873
996
222
1,218
Taraba
469
239
708
51
15
66
685
291
976
332
145
477
95
36
131
52
57
365
221
586
301
93
394
Zamfara
482
78
560
49
52
462
176
638
927
147
1,074
FCT
(Abuja)
285
143
428
13
14
129
85
214
69
40
109
Foreigner
112
50
162
75
41
116
97
50
147
84,576
93,359
177,935
7,846
5,740
13,586
78,260
90,134
168,394
76,590
54,281
130,871
Plateau
Yobe
Total
333
Number
Social Science
Enviroment
Pharmacy
Grand Total
State
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
4,304
3,937
8,241
696
154
850
288
497
785
24,439
24,667
49,106
Adamawa
2,564
1,404
3,968
506
148
654
161
96
257
7,674
4,037
11,711
Akwa Ibom
3,815
3,410
7,225
558
103
661
148
293
441
26,797
25,470
52,267
Anambra
6,829
9,313
16,142
790
238
1,028
916
1,376
2,292
32,897
40,279
73,176
Bauchi
1,929
322
2,251
720
143
863
102
55
157
6,898
1,701
8,599
Bayelsa
2,825
1,540
4,365
140
21
161
54
88
142
11,212
7,864
19,076
Benue
8,829
5,153
13,982
465
111
576
261
215
476
23,860
13,616
37,476
Borno
2,082
864
2,946
88
16
104
163
115
278
5,733
2,859
8,592
Cross
River
Delta
4,123
2,896
7,019
278
57
335
95
97
192
13,593
10,371
23,964
11,539
10,119
21,658
544
126
670
473
791
1,264
41,354
31,556
72,910
Ebonyi
7,852
19,170
2,431
1,425
3,856
173
26
199
256
156
412
11,318
Edo
12,130
10,701
22,831
436
95
531
444
682
1,126
36,640
Ekiti
5,568
3,856
9,424
544
89
633
199
285
484
20,311
14,105
34,416
Enugu
4,558
4,447
9,005
476
119
595
1,148
1,255
2,403
25,332
24,991
50,323
Gombe
1,727
666
2,393
227
38
265
87
64
151
4,781
2,079
6,860
Imo
8,037
8,917
16,954
1,671
389
2,060
768
1,259
2,027
47,415
53,151
100,566
Jigawa
774
134
908
70
74
65
16
81
3,833
928
4,761
Kaduna
3,544
1,959
5,503
597
97
694
136
196
332
13,561
7,721
21,282
Kano
2,079
511
2,590
217
21
238
99
37
136
12,494
4,399
16,893
Katsina
1,326
311
1,637
220
12
232
107
41
148
7,092
2,050
9,142
Kebbi
1,339
226
1,565
66
73
16
22
5,691
1,241
6,932
Kogi
7,675
4,109
11,784
707
170
877
368
402
770
27,833
16,786
44,619
Kwara
8,698
5,663
14,361
336
87
423
180
280
460
23,020
14,454
37,474
Lagos
4,824
4,085
8,909
440
107
547
105
285
390
14,668
11,680
26,348
Nassarawa
3,164
986
4,150
273
21
294
137
86
223
10,502
4,435
14,937
Niger
2,174
746
2,920
446
128
574
87
78
165
7,632
2,910
10,542
Ogun
8,523
7,322
15,845
757
195
952
258
544
802
30,096
24,178
54,274
Ondo
8,013
5,522
13,535
741
186
927
350
408
758
28,964
20,190
49,154
Osun
7,278
5,038
12,316
1,061
241
1,302
543
738
1,281
30,946
21,575
52,521
Oyo
6,926
4,805
11,731
910
225
1,135
300
486
786
27,698
18,808
46,506
Plateau
2,861
1,565
4,426
321
50
371
143
85
228
7,112
4,203
11,315
Rivers
2,591
1,639
4,230
262
49
311
254
565
819
21,338
16,760
38,098
Sokoto
1,135
150
1,285
29
29
14
4,775
1,094
5,869
Taraba
1,795
595
2,390
208
48
256
105
69
174
4,994
1,943
6,937
Yobe
1,074
206
1,280
91
100
52
26
78
3,195
834
4,029
Zamfara
776
109
885
62
63
25
31
3,960
743
4,703
FCT
(Abuja)
365
105
470
51
57
16
11
27
1,165
490
1,655
Foreigner
176
85
261
16,189
3,539
19,728
17,188
3,864
21,052
160,400
114,841
275,241
32,366
7,076
39,442
8,924
11,695
20,619
648,011
471,578
1,119,589
Total
334
FROM 2008 2010
2008**
State
2009**
2010*
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
26,396
26,679
53,075
26,697
27,465
54,162
28055
30,430
58485
Adamawa
8,035
4,274
12,309
7,802
4,289
12,091
9761
5,082
14843
Akwa Ibom
28,697
27,141
55,838
28,953
27,386
56,339
32733
31,524
64257
Anambra
35,764
43,503
79,267
35,686
43,188
78,874
38570
49,975
88545
Bauchi
7,326
1,837
9,163
7,399
2,133
9,532
8415
2,818
11233
Bayelsa
12,079
8,513
20,592
12,283
8,881
21,164
12137
9,304
21441
Benue
25,311
14,601
39,912
26,917
15,453
42,370
35428
20,763
56191
3,399
9558
Abia
6,096
3,069
9,165
5,154
2,860
8,014
6159
Cross River
14,689
11,255
25,944
15,465
11,844
27,309
17932
13,784
31716
Delta
44,227
34,644
78,871
42,857
34,633
77,490
50130
42,700
92830
Ebonyi
12,943
8,550
21,493
13,650
9,463
23,113
15976
11,920
27896
Edo
38,837
28,692
67,529
36,905
28,516
65,421
41945
34,258
76203
Ekiti
21,371
14,993
36,364
21,310
15,682
36,992
22453
17,107
39560
Enugu
27,454
26,526
53,980
28,717
27,110
55,827
32301
35,376
67677
Gombe
5,080
2,272
7,352
5,286
2,238
7,524
8883
3,952
12835
62,528
98346
Borno
50,816
56,818
107,634
50,171
56,249
106,420
35818
Jigawa
4,067
994
5,061
8,159
1,518
9,677
9400
1,598
10998
Kaduna
14,164
8,264
22,428
14,733
8,747
23,480
25312
15,525
40837
Kano
13,148
4,689
17,837
14,068
5,026
19,094
26841
8,450
35291
Katsina
7,271
2,121
9,392
8,599
2,586
11,185
16134
4,095
20229
Kebbi
5,915
1,344
7,259
4,684
1,255
5,939
5938
1,474
7412
Kogi
28,734
17,676
46,410
27,940
17,609
45,549
34990
24,249
59239
Kwara
24,148
15,477
39,625
19,359
13,435
32,794
27385
19,557
46942
16,125
35339
Imo
Lagos
15,343
12,503
27,846
16,039
13,292
29,331
19214
Nassarawa
11,416
4,817
16,233
11,240
4,752
15,992
16216
6,838
23054
Niger
8,088
3,197
11,285
7,244
3,273
10,517
10935
4,605
15540
Ogun
31,185
25,511
56,696
31,186
27,009
58,195
39915
35,676
75591
Ondo
30,658
21,480
52,138
30,844
22,549
53,393
36651
28,899
65550
Osun
32,209
22,743
54,952
33,078
24,463
57,541
43749
34,337
78086
Oyo
28,750
19,690
48,440
100,291
67,507
167,798
40768
32,230
72998
7,807
4,706
12,513
7,414
4,867
12,281
12841
8,253
21094
22,403
48582
Plateau
Rivers
23,911
19,056
42,967
25,645
21,327
46,972
26179
Sokoto
4,959
1,169
6,128
6,081
1,259
7,340
4497
1,083
5580
Taraba
5,466
2,177
7,643
4,853
2,165
7,018
8440
3,799
12239
Yobe
3,371
901
4,272
2,582
823
3,405
5499
1,509
7008
Zamfara
4,158
800
4,958
3,175
632
3,807
3526
966
4492
FCT (Abuja)
1,252
538
1,790
1110
614
1,724
1799
810
2609
West Africa
1376
622
1,998
502
542
1,044
561
489
1050
1,306,718
813492
647,898
1461390
Africa
Others
Total
672,518
503,843
1,176,361
744,078
335
562,640
Administration
State
Abia
Adamawa
Agriculture
Arts/Humanities
Education
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
4,340
6,529
10,869
245
289
534
1,183
3,080
4,263
608
1,262
1,870
647
400
1,047
80
45
125
195
325
520
205
164
369
Akwa Ibom
3,510
5,475
8,985
410
467
877
1,200
2,981
4,181
863
1,919
2,782
Anambra
5,654
10,721
16,375
157
234
391
1,177
3,061
4,238
322
1,365
1,687
421
126
547
114
11
125
349
185
534
562
134
696
Bayelsa
2,505
3,158
5,663
106
40
146
560
881
1,441
591
622
1,213
Benue
3,398
2,790
6,188
414
199
613
1,432
1,832
3,264
794
655
1,449
Borno
Cross
River
84
90
174
53
61
210
320
530
209
152
361
1,491
1,661
3,152
162
98
260
679
1,236
1,915
716
970
1,686
Delta
4,097
4,607
8,704
245
156
401
1,548
3,745
5,293
585
1,113
1,698
Ebonyi
2,277
2,893
5,170
129
68
197
482
556
1,038
274
371
645
Edo
2,394
2,599
4,993
223
150
373
1,198
2,329
3,527
399
668
1,067
Ekiti
1,680
1,647
3,327
361
248
609
1,271
1,728
2,999
859
1,115
1,974
Enugu
3,651
6,678
10,329
163
310
473
763
1,728
2,491
377
1,202
1,579
331
162
493
31
14
45
233
283
516
160
85
245
7,622
12,508
20,130
365
591
956
2,267
5,817
8,084
1,124
3,263
4,387
Bauchi
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
921
105
1,026
228
231
1,117
244
1,361
611
162
773
Kaduna
2,222
1,386
3,608
68
19
87
1,064
1,181
2,245
276
196
472
Kano
1,728
475
2,203
155
21
176
1,603
797
2,400
1,177
707
1,884
583
144
727
33
37
867
349
1,216
821
356
1,177
Katsina
Kebbi
572
155
727
60
66
344
139
483
133
56
189
Kogi
6,206
4,464
10,670
337
183
520
1,345
2,460
3,805
303
312
615
Kwara
2,161
1,628
3,789
217
126
343
925
1,244
2,169
555
550
1,105
Lagos
Nassaraw
a
2,696
2,452
5,148
116
91
207
802
1,273
2,075
397
410
807
2,243
1,140
3,383
56
33
89
795
741
1,536
661
261
922
Niger
808
458
1,266
69
28
97
254
331
585
126
32
158
Ogun
5,368
5,652
11,020
732
555
1,287
1,470
2,300
3,770
843
1,344
2,187
Ondo
2,490
2,358
4,848
466
258
724
1,739
2,373
4,112
1,619
2,147
3,766
Osun
3,313
2,991
6,304
857
575
1,432
1,278
1,639
2,917
1,173
1,477
2,650
Oyo
12,258
9,885
22,143
2,530
1,586
4,116
6,287
5,651
11,938
17,050
15,103
32,153
503
400
903
14
12
26
514
1,013
1,527
107
109
216
Rivers
4,305
6,768
11,073
111
84
195
714
1,363
2,077
1,293
2,178
3,471
Sokoto
622
119
741
66
68
659
234
893
269
57
326
Taraba
531
262
793
60
19
79
221
265
486
181
92
273
69
28
97
38
42
191
95
286
198
55
253
Zamfara
308
58
366
40
42
286
92
378
161
38
199
FCT
(Abuja)
172
133
305
59
82
141
23
15
38
89
174
263
34
25
59
25
38
63
94,270
103,279
197,549
9,521
6,542
16,063
37,315
53,978
91,293
36,650
40,755
77,405
Plateau
Yobe
Foreigner
Total
336
TABLE 301.2: APPLICATION STATISTICS BY GENDER AND STATE WITHIN FACULTY - 2009
State
Engr/Tech/Envi.
Law/Legal
Medicine
Science
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
6,439
690
7,129
1,806
2,010
3,816
3,455
6,364
9,819
3,288
2,614
5,902
Adamawa
1,238
228
1,466
265
230
495
689
506
1,195
1,023
547
1,570
Akwa Ibom
9,185
1,097
10,282
1,783
1,700
3,483
3,439
5,628
9,067
2,982
3,713
6,695
Anambra
8,197
1,062
9,259
2,560
3,041
5,601
4,563
7,722
12,285
4,568
4,910
9,478
Bauchi
1,094
40
1,134
261
140
401
956
446
1,402
992
427
1,419
Bayelsa
2,554
206
2,760
1,039
836
1,875
1,139
1,149
2,288
889
475
1,364
Benue
3,540
283
3,823
1,611
1,048
2,659
2,531
1,264
3,795
2,997
1,306
4,303
Borno
Cross
River
927
69
996
214
189
403
857
889
1,746
637
252
889
2,651
199
2,850
1,105
929
2,034
2,045
2,163
4,208
1,469
967
2,436
Delta
11,695
1,147
12,842
2,668
3,105
5,773
4,990
6,400
11,390
4,766
3,206
7,972
Ebonyi
1,700
135
1,835
1,654
801
2,455
2,765
2,296
5,061
1,407
654
2,061
Edo
9,182
749
9,931
1,961
2,411
4,372
5,066
5,339
10,405
4,039
3,058
7,097
Ekiti
3,850
341
4,191
939
814
1,753
2,048
2,491
4,539
3,447
2,615
6,062
Enugu
7,077
824
7,901
2,073
1,626
3,699
4,982
5,676
10,658
2,949
2,829
5,778
607
25
632
250
184
434
760
391
1,151
730
287
1,017
13,176
1,507
14,683
3,188
3,712
6,900
6,022
12,398
18,420
6,281
6,363
12,644
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
560
568
359
172
531
1,091
313
1,404
1,035
293
1,328
Kaduna
2,097
122
2,219
600
533
1,133
1,448
1,643
3,091
2,055
1,064
3,119
Kano
1,923
55
1,978
664
291
955
1,810
972
2,782
2,292
1,116
3,408
877
14
891
176
75
251
892
514
1,406
1,812
609
2,421
Katsina
Kebbi
208
213
174
85
259
609
301
910
1,396
261
1,657
Kogi
3,967
372
4,339
1,242
1,137
2,379
2,239
2,023
4,262
4,048
2,412
6,460
Kwara
3,336
374
3,710
947
911
1,858
1,929
2,071
4,000
2,597
1,921
4,518
Lagos
2,388
310
2,698
746
885
1,631
1,021
1,685
2,706
2,171
1,510
3,681
Nassarawa
544
35
579
769
328
1,097
772
441
1,213
1,903
833
2,736
Niger
1,246
91
1,337
312
235
547
769
500
1,269
1,019
562
1,581
Ogun
5,848
689
6,537
1,169
1,429
2,598
2,482
4,137
6,619
4,311
3,149
7,460
Ondo
5,103
473
5,576
1,667
1,328
2,995
3,340
3,912
7,252
4,809
3,084
7,893
Osun
Oyo
Plateau
Rivers
8,183
1,106
9,289
1,436
1,269
2,705
3,926
6,110
10,036
4,300
3,336
7,636
14,684
2,042
16,726
6,556
3,404
9,960
5,868
8,511
14,379
10,016
6,095
16,111
496
27
523
556
507
1,063
1,284
736
2,020
579
239
818
8,655
874
9,529
2,679
2,485
5,164
2,809
3,579
6,388
1,730
1,674
3,404
Sokoto
238
238
196
63
259
1,133
338
1,471
1,451
274
1,725
Taraba
557
62
619
346
209
555
631
312
943
498
216
714
Yobe
310
319
126
49
175
373
230
603
391
109
500
Zamfara
216
218
130
41
171
538
185
723
836
123
959
FCT
(Abuja)
149
17
166
82
61
143
128
85
213
91
47
138
48
11
59
15
22
36
48
84
37
28
65
Total
144,745
15,300 160,045 44,316
38,288
82,604
81,435
99,768
181,203
91,841
63,178
155,019
Foreigner
337
Number
Arts/Humanities
Education
Engr/Tech/Envi.
Law/Legal
State
Male
Female
Total
Male Female
Abia
885
2,738
3,623
684
Adamawa
290
413
703
582
Akwa Ibom
1,412
3,027
4,439
Anambra
Total
1,546 2,230
Male Female
Total
Male Female
6,581
740
7,321 1,957
980
1,310
271
1,581
1,049
2,111 3,160
2,006 2,439
398
2,011
Total
3,968
361
237
598
8,916
1,084 10,000 1,900
1,652
3,552
3,223
6,090
1,019
2,909
3,928
433
8,339
1,127
Bauchi
460
212
672
715
161
876
879
38
917
428
136
564
Bayelsa
574
820
1,394
543
490 1,033
2,580
219
2,799
867
648
1,515
Benue
1,337
1,757
3,094
1,623
1,246 2,869
3,053 1,451
985
2,436
Borno
289
331
620
543
Cross River
841
1,262
2,103
Delta
1,443
3,268
Ebonyi
1,033
894
Edo
1,142
Ekiti
2,832
221
856
924
73
1,182
1,363 2,545
2,225
164
4,711
1,011
1,783 2,794 11,689
1,927
405
2,133
3,275
313
9,466 2,867
997
363
210
573
2,389 1,096
884
1,980
1,206 12,895 2,871
3,088
5,959
934
1,657
133
1,790 1,625
718
2,343
676
1,180 1,856
9,578
754 10,332 2,197
2,313
4,510
529
1,238
1,520
2,758
1,155
1,389 2,544
3,996
323
4,319 1,058
886
1,944
Enugu
783
1,735
2,518
567
1,734 2,301
6,665
783
7,448 2,122
1,535
3,657
Gombe
231
298
529
491
531
40
299
193
492
1,830
5,054
6,884
1,476
1,721 15,863 3,400
506
171
677
582
Kaduna
1,133
1,150
2,283
Kano
1,841
826
2,667
Imo
Jigawa
Katsina
201
692
4,676 6,152 14,142
571
3,667
7,067
704
363
370
234
66
300
1,087
736 1,823
1,845
122
1,967
603
543
1,146
1,801
841 2,642
1,606
52
1,658
654
290
944
122
803
321
1,124
1,103
285 1,388
823
19
842
179
71
250
Kebbi
Kogi
474
1,165
143
2,005
617
3,170
411
933
132
543
988 1,921
267
4,191
5
317
272
4,508
224
901
103
890
327
1,791
Kwara
981
1,015
1,996
1,399
1,123 2,522
3,609
340
3,949 1,128
1,023
2,151
Lagos
608
926
1,534
492
550 1,042
2,376
274
2,650
675
823
1,498
Nassarawa
749
783
1,532
1,006
343 1,349
525
26
551
914
382
1,296
975
Niger
406
301
707
575
777
913
62
456
287
743
Ogun
1,323
2,090
3,413
953
1,364 2,317
6,072
702
6,774 1,084
1,333
2,417
Ondo
1,745
2,101
3,846
1,608
2,184 3,792
5,260
434
5,694 1,682
1,279
2,961
Osun
1,166
1,437
2,603
1,203
1,375 2,578
7,744
998
8,742 1,255
1,167
2,422
Oyo
1,287
1,329
2,616
1,725
1,449 3,174
6,450
938
7,388 1,050
882
1,932
Plateau
580
862
1,442
595
920
481
43
695
503
1,198
Rivers
565
1,099
1,664
937
1,421 2,358
8,355
865
9,220 2,573
2,296
4,869
Sokoto
600
233
833
405
123
528
179
180
184
75
259
Taraba
271
277
548
491
181
672
587
83
670
472
234
706
Yobe
271
101
372
499
120
619
395
17
412
176
67
243
Zamfara
525
121
646
441
96
537
211
217
198
57
255
56
62
118
72
31
103
109
115
86
48
134
106
40
146
339
40
379
84
19
103
14
18
31,792 35,157 66,949 135,289 14,213 149,502 40,299 34,809
75,108
FCT (Abuja)
Foreigner
Total
Source: Joint Admission
and Matriculation Board
31,968
45,764 77,732
202
325
338
524
Number
State
Social Science
Pharmacy
Enviroment
Grand Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
4,306
4,043
8,349
764
139
903
262
444
706
26,696
27,464
54,160
Adamawa
2,804
1,573
4,377
500
163
663
152
107
259
7,798
4,288
12,086
Akwa Ibom
4,625
3,974
8,599
847
188
1,035
108
244
352
28,952
27,386
56,338
Anambra
6,983
9,606
16,589
749
228
977
756
1,238
1,994
35,686
43,188
78,874
Bauchi
1,425
286
1,711
1,129
293
1,422
96
45
141
7,399
2,133
9,532
Bayelsa
2,755
1,438
4,193
103
22
125
42
54
96
12,283
8,881
21,164
Benue
9,402
5,733
15,135
530
112
642
267
231
498
26,916
15,453
42,369
Borno
1,752
769
2,521
67
12
79
144
110
254
5,154
2,860
8,014
Cross River
4,616
3,443
8,059
450
72
522
81
106
187
15,465
11,844
27,309
11,229
10,205
21,434
538
115
653
495
834
1,329
42,856
34,633
77,489
Delta
Ebonyi
2,552
1,480
4,032
206
35
241
204
174
378
13,650
9,463
23,113
Edo
11,510
10,414
21,924
517
126
643
415
673
1,088
36,904
28,516
65,420
Ekiti
6,069
4,279
10,348
566
101
667
219
301
520
21,309
15,680
36,989
Enugu
5,006
4,854
9,860
574
124
698
1,102
1,259
2,361
28,717
27,110
55,827
Gombe
1,745
692
2,437
326
58
384
113
57
170
5,286
2,238
7,524
Imo
7,903
8,748
16,651
1,554
339
1,893
669
1,003
1,672
50,171
56,249
106,420
Jigawa
1,909
179
2,088
190
18
208
138
21
159
8,159
1,518
9,677
Kaduna
3,978
2,233
6,211
740
119
859
184
251
435
14,732
8,747
23,479
Kano
2,261
525
2,786
306
29
335
148
38
186
14,067
5,026
19,093
Katsina
2,142
446
2,588
271
19
290
117
52
169
8,591
2,582
11,173
994
211
1,205
189
23
212
13
18
4,684
1,255
5,939
Kogi
7,246
3,669
10,915
689
172
861
318
404
722
27,940
17,608
45,548
Kwara
6,076
4,187
10,263
417
113
530
197
309
506
19,357
13,434
32,791
Lagos
5,161
4,291
9,452
441
134
575
100
249
349
16,039
13,290
29,329
Nassarawa
3,103
853
3,956
262
26
288
132
61
193
11,240
4,752
15,992
Niger
1,960
759
2,719
605
186
791
76
91
167
7,244
3,273
10,517
Ogun
7,879
6,926
14,805
808
191
999
275
637
912
31,185
27,009
58,194
Ondo
8,482
5,979
14,461
804
205
1,009
320
430
750
30,839
22,547
53,386
Osun
6,712
4,818
11,530
1,272
295
1,567
627
845
1,472
33,077
24,461
57,538
Oyo
21,118
13,515
34,633
3,337
879
4,216
587
834
1,421
100,291
67,505
167,796
Plateau
2,836
1,622
4,458
338
54
392
187
148
335
7,414
4,867
12,281
Rivers
2,819
1,835
4,654
318
62
380
211
425
636
25,644
21,327
46,971
Sokoto
1,379
167
1,546
50
53
18
20
6,081
1,259
7,340
Taraba
1,513
606
2,119
223
59
282
92
63
155
4,853
2,165
7,018
Yobe
786
201
987
57
64
43
36
79
2,582
823
3,405
Zamfara
586
85
671
57
60
17
20
3,175
632
3,807
FCT (Abuja)
331
146
477
52
18
70
16
24
1,110
614
1,724
Foreigner
140
170
310
12
20
433
521
954
174,093
124,960
299,053
20,858
4,750
25,608
8,935
11,803
20,738
743,979
562,601
1,306,580
Kebbi
Total
339
Number
Administration
State
Agriculture
Arts/Humanities
Education
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
5,076
7,448
12,524
605
749
1,354
1,468
3,499
4,967
658
1,469
2,127
Adamawa
2,259
1,259
3,518
173
60
233
249
283
532
573
386
959
Akwa Ibom
3,881
6,249
10,130
431
567
998
1,431
3,573
5,004
996
2,192
3,188
Anambra
6,486
12,474
18,960
192
269
461
1,226
3,173
4,399
581
2,448
3,029
Bauchi
1,079
296
1,375
136
16
152
382
212
594
740
163
903
Bayelsa
2,591
3,284
5,875
163
49
212
675
1,016
1,691
481
504
985
Benue
5,289
4,312
9,601
587
254
841
1,754
1,797
3,551
1,651
1,414
3,065
Borno
Cross
River
1,100
584
1,684
78
17
95
240
272
512
325
213
538
2,995
3,212
6,207
163
110
273
823
1,159
1,982
1,201
1,438
2,639
Delta
8,005
9,480
17,485
338
220
558
1,582
3,339
4,921
1,458
2,202
3,660
Ebonyi
1,630
2,095
3,725
204
148
352
635
699
1,334
421
580
1,001
Edo
6,027
7,109
13,136
311
178
489
1,582
3,042
4,624
1,062
1,304
2,366
Ekiti
3,982
4,009
7,991
417
272
689
1,215
1,492
2,707
844
1,164
2,008
Enugu
4,047
8,357
12,404
226
419
645
959
2,144
3,103
665
2,193
2,858
Gombe
1,098
483
1,581
88
20
108
318
403
721
675
248
923
Imo
9,820
15,761
25,581
454
643
1,097
2,050
4,629
6,679
1,339
3,853
5,192
Jigawa
1,060
80
1,140
170
173
683
260
943
855
109
964
Kaduna
4,599
2,962
7,561
190
69
259
1,099
1,129
2,228
1,281
1,015
2,296
Kano
3,896
841
4,737
390
43
433
2,340
1,186
3,526
2,481
1,229
3,710
975
204
1,179
100
106
2,241
626
2,867
2,013
587
2,600
Katsina
Kebbi
934
203
1,137
94
14
108
449
130
579
309
91
400
Kogi
5,425
4,598
10,023
419
275
694
1,008
1,344
2,352
824
833
1,657
Kwara
4,603
3,839
8,442
314
207
521
972
957
1,929
1,168
1,075
2,243
Lagos
3,706
3,726
7,432
125
118
243
706
918
1,624
722
798
1,520
Nassarawa
3,363
2,026
5,389
182
90
272
496
365
861
1,000
350
1,350
Niger
1,543
690
2,233
168
68
236
424
417
841
489
200
689
Ogun
7,782
8,225
16,007
994
814
1,808
1,571
2,210
3,781
2,267
3,430
5,697
Ondo
6,036
6,219
12,255
570
409
979
2,008
2,638
4,646
2,313
3,175
5,488
Osun
6,725
6,183
12,908
1,096
836
1,932
1,462
1,912
3,374
1,788
2,294
4,082
Oyo
7,046
6,407
13,453
1,436
940
2,376
1,654
1,915
3,569
1,963
2,244
4,207
Plateau
1,346
1,074
2,420
68
27
95
603
975
1,578
531
329
860
Rivers
4,220
6,828
11,048
100
77
177
735
1,872
2,607
890
1,346
2,236
Sokoto
650
119
769
32
33
456
154
610
214
52
266
Taraba
1,308
586
1,894
112
35
147
441
396
837
590
228
818
Yobe
674
181
855
65
70
285
134
419
578
105
683
Zamfara
405
99
504
34
38
349
120
469
279
58
337
FCT
(Abuja)
288
195
483
18
25
43
68
111
76
19
95
40
47
87
10
16
13
64
77
82
113
195
131,989
141,744
273,733
11,253
8,045
19,298
36,627
50,522
87,149
36,383
41,451
77,834
Foreigner
Total
340
Number
State
Abia
Adamawa
Engr/Tech/Envi.
Law/Legal
Medicine
Science
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
6,814
1,149
7,963
1,868
2,087
3,955
3,523
6,854
10,377
3,029
2,788
5,817
677
67
744
318
277
595
841
644
1,485
1,285
568
1,853
Akwa Ibom
9,070
1,156
10,226
1,976
1,895
3,871
3,331
6,202
9,533
2,859
3,034
5,893
Anambra
7,485
1,350
8,835
2,848
3,352
6,200
5,293
9,883
15,176
4,432
4,930
9,362
562
54
616
305
143
448
1,224
574
1,798
1,072
372
1,444
Bayelsa
1,555
147
1,702
1,138
904
2,042
1,051
1,238
2,289
814
445
1,259
Benue
2,919
262
3,181
1,896
1,188
3,084
2,793
1,756
4,549
3,887
1,733
5,620
Borno
Cross
River
613
66
679
240
228
468
863
964
1,827
737
347
1,084
2,220
227
2,447
1,215
977
2,192
2,061
2,256
4,317
1,783
1,043
2,826
Delta
11,733
1,201
12,934
3,071
3,524
6,595
5,532
8,329
13,861
5,464
3,571
9,035
Ebonyi
1,873
226
2,099
1,612
775
2,387
2,934
2,705
5,639
1,653
874
2,527
Edo
7,969
695
8,664
1,910
2,360
4,270
5,372
6,604
11,976
4,577
3,590
8,167
Ekiti
3,463
445
3,908
926
912
1,838
2,356
3,204
5,560
3,215
2,456
5,671
Enugu
6,371
933
7,304
2,295
1,947
4,242
6,015
7,957
13,972
3,122
3,559
6,681
479
50
529
315
210
525
1,002
521
1,523
1,438
599
2,037
15,928
4,461
20,389
3,330
4,039
7,369
6,409
13,470
19,879
4,476
4,898
9,374
Bauchi
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
423
22
445
320
81
401
970
305
1,275
1,253
330
1,583
Kaduna
2,140
190
2,330
826
754
1,580
1,971
2,633
4,604
3,556
1,746
5,302
Kano
1,938
269
2,207
850
384
1,234
2,120
1,129
3,249
3,535
1,612
5,147
652
20
672
225
99
324
1,087
656
1,743
4,080
1,130
5,210
Katsina
Kebbi
312
24
336
221
104
325
684
311
995
1,564
283
1,847
Kogi
3,359
330
3,689
1,286
1,184
2,470
2,680
2,815
5,495
4,896
3,137
8,033
Kwara
3,084
392
3,476
1,465
1,274
2,739
2,307
2,868
5,175
3,477
2,772
6,249
Lagos
2,524
389
2,913
876
1,026
1,902
1,255
2,238
3,493
2,676
1,715
4,391
Nassarawa
543
38
581
838
372
1,210
993
589
1,582
2,418
931
3,349
Niger
1,266
142
1,408
428
284
712
974
721
1,695
1,889
866
2,755
Ogun
6,533
957
7,490
1,522
1,700
3,222
2,937
5,626
8,563
5,010
3,827
8,837
Ondo
5,158
689
5,847
1,887
1,502
3,389
3,485
4,944
8,429
5,491
3,816
9,307
Osun
8,592
1,713
10,305
1,700
1,576
3,276
4,797
8,670
13,467
4,527
4,391
8,918
Oyo
7,298
1,368
8,666
1,430
1,375
2,805
3,358
6,693
10,051
4,329
3,489
7,818
700
56
756
604
506
1,110
1,744
1,091
2,835
1,028
414
1,442
6,982
699
7,681
2,600
2,377
4,977
2,981
4,291
7,272
1,779
1,306
3,085
Plateau
Rivers
Sokoto
114
114
161
64
225
816
336
1,152
1,035
209
1,244
Taraba
393
50
443
438
259
697
818
433
1,251
581
224
805
Yobe
312
29
341
153
58
211
513
312
825
813
200
1,013
Zamfara
141
145
130
48
178
590
196
786
829
144
973
FCT
(Abuja)
149
17
166
98
64
162
177
109
286
176
53
229
82
12
94
14
52
77
129
50
28
78
132,426
19,899
152,325
43,329
39,915
83,244
87,909
120,204
208,113
98,835
67,430
166,265
Foreigner
Total
341
Number
Social Science
State
Pharmacy
Enviroment
Grand Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
3,523
3,825
7,348
1,265
179
1,444
68
109
177
Adamawa
2,073
1,107
3,180
641
51
692
33
15
48
Akwa Ibom
5,327
4,980
10,307
2,664
383
3,047
413
878
1,291
Anambra
7,158
10,954
18,112
2,594
440
3,034
121
185
306
Bauchi
1,163
343
1,506
620
20
640
74
12
Bayelsa
Male
27,897
Female
Total
30,156
58,053
9,122
4,717
13,839
32,379
31,109
63,488
38,416
49,458
87,874
86
7,357
2,205
9,562
2,626
1,564
4,190
973
92
1,065
37
22
59
12,104
9,265
21,369
Benue
11,267
6,640
17,907
1,787
139
1,926
71
34
105
33,901
19,529
53,430
Borno
622
300
922
443
33
476
39
20
59
5,300
3,044
8,344
Cross River
4,063
2,955
7,018
1,056
96
1,152
165
139
304
17,745
13,612
31,357
Delta
9,754
9,702
19,456
2,647
428
3,075
194
204
398
49,778
42,200
91,978
Ebonyi
3,979
3,297
7,276
588
48
636
37
25
62
15,566
11,472
27,038
Edo
9,659
8,321
17,980
2,580
320
2,900
195
190
385
41,244
33,713
74,957
Ekiti
4,121
2,628
6,749
1,611
157
1,768
128
142
270
22,278
16,881
39,159
Enugu
6,046
6,790
12,836
2,231
216
2,447
92
94
186
32,069
34,609
66,678
Gombe
2,379
988
3,367
443
21
464
25
13
38
8,260
3,556
11,816
Imo
7,331
9,776
17,107
2,239
314
2,553
129
207
336
53,505
62,051
115,556
Jigawa
1,508
175
1,683
321
325
16
21
7,579
1,374
8,953
Kaduna
6,100
3,738
9,838
1,971
179
2,150
63
45
108
23,796
14,460
38,256
Kano
4,530
838
5,368
1,283
28
1,311
24
27
23,387
7,562
30,949
Katsina
2,929
527
3,456
909
20
929
25
34
15,236
3,884
19,120
987
245
1,232
190
195
5,746
1,410
7,156
Kebbi
Kogi
11,686
8,103
19,789
1,915
239
2,154
91
79
170
33,589
22,937
56,526
Kwara
7,149
5,271
12,420
2,000
293
2,293
154
164
318
26,693
19,112
45,805
Lagos
5,544
4,854
10,398
885
142
1,027
58
72
130
19,077
15,996
35,073
Nassarawa
3,928
1,025
4,953
495
39
534
38
14
52
14,294
5,839
20,133
Niger
2,455
994
3,449
934
82
1,016
12
21
10,579
4,476
15,055
Ogun
8,714
8,001
16,715
2,044
275
2,319
157
203
360
39,531
35,268
74,799
Ondo
7,232
4,818
12,050
2,051
223
2,274
169
150
319
36,400
28,583
64,983
Osun
7,068
5,405
12,473
4,085
370
4,455
385
416
801
42,225
33,766
75,991
Oyo
7,935
5,937
13,872
3,156
336
3,492
353
523
876
39,958
31,227
71,185
Plateau
3,438
2,014
5,452
617
53
670
91
40
131
10,770
6,579
17,349
Rivers
3,531
2,778
6,309
1,847
255
2,102
208
217
425
25,873
22,046
47,919
Sokoto
804
139
943
196
200
4,480
1,078
5,558
Taraba
1,796
674
2,470
334
20
354
29
12
41
6,840
2,917
9,757
Yobe
1,055
186
1,241
239
245
19
27
4,706
1,224
5,930
Zamfara
531
125
656
170
173
3,466
801
4,267
FCT (Abuja)
535
197
732
107
14
121
1,671
743
2,414
57
170,60
3
59
116
47
47
442
412
854
130,273
300,876
50,178
5,527
55,705
3,727
4,261
7,988
803,259
629,271
1,432,530
Foreigner
Total
342
Number
Administration
Agriculture
Arts/Humanities
Education
State
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
3,824
5,847
9,671
1,305
1,574
2,879
1,378
3,406
4,784
659
1,720
2,379
Adamawa
3,642
2,039
5,681
261
101
362
315
382
697
764
518
1,282
Akwa Ibom
4,163
6,400
10,563
498
624
1,122
1,941
4,531
6,472
1,257
2,880
4,137
Anambra
5,931
11,031
16,962
359
482
841
1,837
3,908
5,745
1,172
4,187
5,359
Bauchi
1,380
442
1,822
241
40
281
448
205
653
961
289
1,250
Bayelsa
1,558
2,093
3,651
185
63
248
2,737
2,750
5,487
364
454
818
Benue
6,033
5,218
11,251
789
361
1,150
2,446
2,133
4,579
1,745
1,455
3,200
Borno
1,659
937
2,596
183
53
236
335
350
685
515
379
894
Cross River
3,408
3,556
6,964
240
129
369
1,170
1,484
2,654
1,675
1,890
3,565
Delta
7,774
9,431
17,205
381
361
742
2,122
3,888
6,010
1,534
2,804
4,338
Ebonyi
1,841
2,474
4,315
229
246
475
1,944
1,742
3,686
405
631
1,036
Edo
5,586
6,523
12,109
331
230
561
1,612
3,018
4,630
797
1,377
2,174
Ekiti
3,840
3,952
7,792
483
371
854
1,191
1,530
2,721
960
1,279
2,239
Enugu
4,120
7,943
12,063
320
643
963
1,674
3,260
4,934
781
2,486
3,267
982
500
1,482
162
53
215
665
475
1,140
667
267
934
Imo
8,141
12,947
21,088
851
1,197
2,048
2,457
4,980
7,437
2,019
5,760
7,779
Jigawa
1,136
130
1,266
219
15
234
1,717
343
2,060
954
161
1,115
Kaduna
4,667
3,171
7,838
221
94
315
1,228
1,248
2,476
1,539
1,139
2,678
Kano
2,658
724
3,382
358
45
403
2,462
1,293
3,755
2,750
1,421
4,171
868
228
1,096
78
15
93
2,462
643
3,105
2,599
716
3,315
Kebbi
1,133
274
1,407
131
19
150
455
155
610
316
94
410
Kogi
5,712
5,081
10,793
568
342
910
2,028
1,836
3,864
852
819
1,671
Kwara
5,257
4,540
9,797
374
264
638
1,189
1,098
2,287
1,605
1,459
3,064
Lagos
3,730
3,856
7,586
188
175
363
721
911
1,632
875
1,011
1,886
Nassarawa
5,026
2,938
7,964
326
127
453
2,520
1,018
3,538
1,477
600
2,077
Niger
1,579
728
238
238
63
301
604
539
1,143
526
156
682
Ogun
7,970
8,549
16,519
1,113
995
2,108
1,695
2,465
4,160
2,286
3,018
5,304
Ondo
6,022
6,298
12,320
701
648
1,349
2,226
2,834
5,060
2,699
3,678
6,377
Osun
6,543
6,269
12,812
1,301
1,049
2,350
1,608
2,134
3,742
2,078
2,630
4,708
Oyo
6,892
6,684
13,576
1,692
1,275
2,967
1,745
2,166
3,911
2,410
2,706
5,116
Plateau
1,852
1,586
3,438
193
151
344
936
1,573
2,509
1,701
1,252
2,953
Rivers
3,321
5,095
8,416
171
147
318
1,192
2,778
3,970
967
1,524
2,491
Sokoto
976
147
1,123
51
52
704
181
885
314
78
392
Taraba
1,634
768
2,402
286
101
387
984
709
1,693
717
308
1,025
Yobe
582
188
770
79
11
90
285
139
424
534
146
680
Zamfara
536
98
634
46
52
401
152
553
402
84
486
FCT (Abuja)
388
261
649
48
55
70
65
135
85
36
121
27
38
65
24
13
37
37
37
74
71
48
119
132,391
138,984
269,306
15,224
12,091
27,315
51,541
62,359
113,900
44,032
51,460
95,492
Gombe
Katsina
Foreigner
Total
343
Number
Engr/Tech/Envi.
Law/Legal
Femal
Male
e
State
Male
Female
Total
Abia
5,914
944
6,858
1,805
Total
Male
Medicine
Femal
e
Science
1,973
3,778
3,215
6,206
9,421
3,887
3,851
7,738
Total
Male
Female
Total
Adamawa
Akwa
Ibom
918
100
1,018
382
332
714
913
694
1,607
2,410
1,269
3,679
9,630
1,346
10,976
2,119
2,161
4,280
3,382
5,895
9,277
3,507
3,503
7,010
Anambra
6,811
1,115
7,926
2,598
3,208
5,806
4,932
9,437
14,369
5,829
5,923
11,752
Bauchi
1,453
234
1,687
388
199
587
910
523
1,433
1,606
823
2,429
Bayelsa
1,700
164
1,864
1,129
1,011
2,140
1,231
1,528
2,759
1,587
759
2,346
Benue
3,240
359
3,599
2,129
1,425
3,554
3,117
1,853
4,970
5,494
2,571
8,065
Borno
Cross
River
856
121
977
384
317
701
1,088
1,185
2,273
1,463
898
2,361
2,584
348
2,932
1,309
1,106
2,415
2,096
2,484
4,580
2,481
1,433
3,914
Delta
12,521
1,320
13,841
3,175
3,783
6,958
5,476
8,640
14,116
6,672
4,361
11,033
Ebonyi
1,823
183
2,006
1,471
853
2,324
2,591
2,613
5,204
2,365
1,388
3,753
Edo
8,216
764
8,980
2,270
2,725
4,995
4,536
6,108
10,644
5,717
4,153
9,870
Ekiti
3,098
433
3,531
1,275
1,191
2,466
2,580
3,515
6,095
3,609
2,652
6,261
Enugu
6,148
709
6,857
1,989
1,767
3,756
5,679
7,942
13,621
4,525
4,903
9,428
Gombe
523
57
580
325
237
562
768
469
1,237
2,104
838
2,942
12,495
2,835
15,330
3,136
3,880
7,016
5,999
12,486
18,485
7,074
7,639
14,713
500
32
532
388
134
522
1,292
313
1,605
1,839
526
2,365
Kaduna
2,317
211
2,528
980
808
1,788
2,220
2,650
4,870
5,263
2,796
8,059
Kano
1,885
299
2,184
918
451
1,369
2,169
1,353
3,522
3,206
1,652
4,858
705
38
743
274
102
376
1,197
713
1,910
5,031
1,698
6,729
Imo
Jigawa
Katsina
Kebbi
381
23
404
296
149
445
1,016
466
1,482
1,894
372
2,266
Kogi
3,487
416
3,903
1,548
1,532
3,080
2,734
2,766
5,500
7,075
4,537
11,612
Kwara
3,428
431
3,859
1,600
1,356
2,956
2,303
3,212
5,515
4,366
3,606
7,972
Lagos
Nassaraw
a
2,469
448
2,917
766
1,063
1,829
1,169
2,187
3,356
2,657
1,658
4,315
608
52
660
781
351
1,132
950
599
1,549
4,462
1,841
6,303
Niger
1,274
128
1,402
517
376
893
984
764
1,748
3,019
1,381
4,400
Ogun
5,875
975
6,850
1,560
1,930
3,490
2,746
5,531
8,277
5,415
4,003
9,418
Ondo
4,849
669
5,518
2,029
1,653
3,682
3,648
4,969
8,617
6,362
4,450
10,812
Osun
7,512
1,237
8,749
1,958
1,832
3,790
4,754
8,450
13,204
6,787
5,376
12,163
Oyo
6,898
1,350
8,248
1,524
1,600
3,124
3,307
6,705
10,012
5,261
4,453
9,714
Plateau
832
89
921
1,107
871
1,978
2,299
1,483
3,782
1,435
645
2,080
6,480
645
7,125
2,338
2,241
4,579
2,862
4,177
7,039
2,350
1,760
4,110
Sokoto
140
141
285
94
379
1,178
530
1,708
1,322
223
1,545
Taraba
483
39
522
567
331
898
853
410
1,263
1,425
605
2,030
Yobe
365
27
392
234
99
333
539
342
881
969
375
1,344
Zamfara
FCT
(Abuja)
147
154
206
56
262
784
266
1,050
1,379
239
1,618
179
17
196
131
87
218
193
133
326
299
118
417
Foreigner
72
12
84
63
119,66
0
43
132,1
89
27
70
146,994
45
87,75
5
108
18,178
11
43,29
5
24
128,816
13
45,90
4
89,305
221,494
Rivers
Total
89,199
344
207,415
Number
State
Social Science
Pharmacy
Enviroment
Grand Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
4,910
5,316
10,226
2,012
318
2,330
142
209
351
29,051
31,364
60,415
Adamawa
3,632
1,826
5,458
960
77
1,037
36
27
63
14,233
7,365
21,598
Akwa Ibom
6,123
5,463
11,586
2,027
371
2,398
697
1,569
2,266
35,344
34,743
70,087
Anambra
7,520
11,020
18,540
2,357
458
2,815
306
488
794
39,652
51,257
90,909
Bauchi
1,412
424
1,836
911
54
965
45
15
60
9,755
3,248
13,003
Bayelsa
2,639
2,103
4,742
779
77
856
34
32
66
13,943
11,034
24,977
Benue
13,658
8,318
21,976
2,028
189
2,217
80
54
134
40,759
23,936
64,695
Borno
1,141
593
1,734
703
50
753
47
36
83
8,374
4,919
13,293
Cross River
4,575
3,247
7,822
1,154
123
1,277
277
235
512
20,969
16,035
37,004
10,929
10,634
21,563
2,456
424
2,880
537
861
1,398
53,577
46,507
100,084
2,791
2,504
5,295
761
75
836
110
87
197
16,331
12,796
29,127
Edo
10,027
8,538
18,565
2,080
263
2,343
638
799
1,437
41,810
34,498
76,308
Ekiti
3,992
2,756
6,748
1,770
180
1,950
138
154
292
22,936
18,013
40,949
Enugu
6,486
7,408
13,894
2,405
267
2,672
216
199
415
34,343
37,527
71,870
Gombe
2,455
1,153
3,608
492
22
514
85
42
127
9,228
4,113
13,341
Imo
8,547
11,079
19,626
3,744
601
4,345
289
479
768
54,752
63,883
118,635
Jigawa
1,804
225
2,029
383
391
28
29
10,260
1,888
12,148
Kaduna
7,602
4,770
12,372
2,135
176
2,311
68
68
136
28,240
17,131
45,371
Kano
4,410
1,096
5,506
1,384
57
1,441
30
12
42
22,230
8,403
30,633
Katsina
3,450
669
4,119
1,012
23
1,035
11
13
24
17,687
4,858
22,545
Kebbi
1,158
261
1,419
264
270
7,052
1,820
8,872
Kogi
13,124
9,232
22,356
2,073
265
2,338
113
128
241
39,314
26,954
66,268
Kwara
7,842
6,045
13,887
2,313
286
2,599
214
241
455
30,491
22,538
53,029
Lagos
4,652
4,065
8,717
923
134
1,057
43
70
113
18,193
15,578
33,771
Nassarawa
2,373
828
3,201
589
45
634
20
12
32
19,132
8,411
27,543
Niger
3,605
1,374
4,979
976
76
1,052
19
10
29
13,341
5,595
18,936
Ogun
7,802
7,151
14,953
2,340
323
2,663
164
298
462
38,966
35,238
74,204
Ondo
7,026
4,555
11,581
2,130
234
2,364
246
266
512
37,938
30,254
68,192
Osun
6,768
5,282
12,050
4,071
382
4,453
348
416
764
43,728
35,057
78,785
Oyo
7,429
5,777
13,206
3,327
370
3,697
400
579
979
40,885
33,665
74,550
Plateau
5,097
3,049
8,146
685
50
735
156
91
247
16,293
10,840
27,133
Rivers
4,069
3,317
7,386
1,685
230
1,915
254
253
507
25,689
22,167
47,856
1,401
7,688
Delta
Ebonyi
Sokoto
1,114
140
1,254
200
203
6,287
Taraba
3,394
1,419
4,813
470
37
507
35
13
48
10,848
4,740
15,588
Yobe
1,056
255
1,311
294
19
313
16
16
32
4,953
1,617
6,570
Zamfara
FCT
(Abuja)
657
139
796
220
227
4,784
1,054
5,838
619
232
851
152
10
162
2,166
968
3,134
Foreigner
46
54
100
41
44
423
311
734
185,934
142,317
328,251
54,306
6,293
60,599
5,865
7,784
13,649
883,957
691,726
1,575,683
Total
345
TABLE 304: JOINT ADMISSION AND MATRICULATION BOARD ADMISSION STATISTICS BY STATES
OF ORIGIN FROM 2006 - 2007
Number
2006
State
2007
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
1,634
1,381
3,015
2,839
2,588
5,427
967
518
1,485
1,637
951
2,588
Akwa Ibom
1,674
1,134
2,808
2,403
1,668
4,071
Anambra
3,993
4,345
8,338
4,779
4,983
9,762
283
96
379
1,108
332
1,440
Abia
Adamawa
Bauchi
Bayelsa
1,378
866
2,244
1,644
978
2,622
Benue
2,332
1,109
3,441
3,491
1,677
5,168
Borno
472
252
724
1,021
540
1,561
Cross River
1,196
733
1,929
1,527
1,032
2,559
Delta
3,082
2,080
5,162
3,845
2,493
6,338
Ebonyi
1,226
697
1,923
1,327
816
2,143
Edo
2,934
1,783
4,717
3,427
2,081
5,508
Ekiti
1,841
1,065
2,906
2,177
1,350
3,527
Enugu
2,058
1,734
3,792
3,125
2,313
5,438
Gombe
Imo
333
156
489
753
312
1,065
4,728
5,118
9,846
4,987
4,691
9,678
Jigawa
271
51
322
374
112
486
Kaduna
713
354
1,067
1,530
841
2,371
Kano
1,323
498
1,821
1,873
641
2,514
Katsina
524
235
759
1,066
403
1,469
Kebbi
382
136
518
673
217
890
Kogi
1,769
1,029
2,798
3,412
1,883
5,295
Kwara
1,632
934
2,566
1,761
1,135
2,896
Lagos
1,899
1,270
3,169
1,330
1,076
2,406
203
81
284
1,202
550
1,752
Nassarawa
Niger
507
177
684
1,064
435
1,499
Ogun
2,358
1,642
4,000
2,906
2,148
5,054
Ondo
2,521
1,581
4,102
3,117
2,134
5,251
Osun
2,372
1,541
3,913
3,119
2,234
5,353
Oyo
1,863
1,063
2,926
2,378
1,609
3,987
Plateau
338
216
554
596
360
956
Rivers
2,100
1,729
3,829
2,453
1,841
4,294
Sokoto
531
165
696
585
172
757
Taraba
282
88
370
469
211
680
Yobe
196
70
266
499
163
662
Zamfara
261
68
329
354
74
428
51
24
75
110
51
161
FCT (Abuja)
Foreigners
Others
52,227
36,019
88,246
70,961
47,095
118,056
Total
346
TABLE 305: JOINT ADMISSION AND MATRICULATION BOARD - ADMISSION STATISTICS BY STATES OF
ORIGIN FROM 2008 2010
2008**
2009**
2010*
State
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
3,871
3,193
7,064
5805
5,319
11124
5,509
4,842
10,351
Adamawa
1,839
805
2,644
3521
1,649
5170
3,814
1970
5,784
Akwa Ibom
3,047
2,287
5,334
6164
4,770
10934
6,358
4,982
11,340
Anambra
5,788
5,742
11,530
10045
10,350
20395
8,488
9,376
17,864
Bauchi
1,252
325
1,577
2230
711
2941
2,803
1092
3,895
Bayelsa
Benue
2,210
1,274
3,484
2001
1,337
3338
2,603
1,898
4,501
5,908
2,929
8,837
10063
5,364
15427
10,574
6,031
16,605
Borno
584
368
952
1772
945
2717
2512
1415
3,927
Cross River
2,011
1,504
3,515
5906
4,112
10018
5,078
3,608
8,686
Delta
5,159
3,873
9,032
10155
7,672
17827
8,628
6,931
15,559
Ebonyi
2,916
1,667
4,583
5162
3,261
8423
4,386
3,155
7,541
Edo
3,889
2,723
6,612
9536
6,928
16464
8,077
6,008
14,085
Ekiti
3,204
2,332
5,536
5723
4,258
9981
5,249
4,283
9,532
Enugu
4,819
3,347
8,166
8598
7,315
15913
7,471
6,735
14,206
977
379
1,356
2474
1004
3478
2879
1356
4,235
7,156
6,318
13,474
11306
11,154
22460
9,054
9,586
18,640
432
135
567
1907
351
2258
2716
455
3,171
Kaduna
2,713
1,427
4,140
6811
3,960
10771
6,902
4,365
11,267
Kano
2,558
750
3,308
6048
2,020
8068
6,634
2319
8,953
Katsina
1,843
620
2,463
3803
1,090
4893
6,030
1686
7,716
753
231
984
1531
423
1954
1595
455
2,050
Kogi
3,983
2,331
6,314
8982
5,739
14721
8,088
5,401
13,489
Kwara
3,065
1,934
4,999
6880
4,634
11514
6,295
4,558
10,853
Lagos
2,410
2,075
4,485
4726
3,896
8622
4,055
3,521
7,576
Nassarawa
1,935
877
2,812
3290
1,328
4618
4,826
2226
7,052
Niger
1,268
529
1,797
3434
1,477
4911
3,354
1390
4,744
Ogun
4,751
4,251
9,002
11024
9,046
20070
9,279
8,146
17,425
Ondo
3,655
2,540
6,195
9270
7,265
16535
8,234
6,713
14,947
Osun
5,228
3,789
9,017
12079
8,674
20753
9,649
7,848
17,497
Oyo
19,717
11,531
31,248
9913
7,115
17028
7,658
6,179
13,837
Plateau
1,128
678
1,806
3806
1880
5686
4,922
3082
8,004
Rivers
2,638
2,242
4,880
4859
4,035
8894
3,078
2,700
5,778
Sokoto
697
140
837
1262
297
1559
982
252
1,234
Taraba
855
308
1,163
2195
820
3015
2834
1226
4,060
Yobe
476
151
627
1484
417
1901
1990
709
2,699
Zamfara
474
113
587
929
322
1251
1107
267
1,374
FCT (Abuja)
140
73
213
483
212
695
515
236
751
Foreigners
351
420
771
307
285
592
219
136
355
115,700
76,211
191,911
205484
141,435
346919
194,445
137,138
331,583
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
Kebbi
Total
Male
Source: Joint Admission and Matriculation Board.

Note: ** = 2008 & 2009 Figures were Revised
* = 2010 Figures are Provisional
347
Female
Total
TABLE 306.1: ADMISSION STATISTICS BY GENDER AND STATE WITHIN FACULTY, - 2008
Number
Administration
State
Agriculture
Arts/Humanities
Education
Engr/Tech/Envi.
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
331
400
731
252
214
466
129
321
450
265
490
755
847
170
1,017
Adamawa
139
45
184
87
34
121
90
60
150
210
121
331
169
42
211
Akwa Ibom
168
149
317
140
123
263
203
259
462
236
307
543
635
66
701
Anambra
505
745
1,250
176
169
345
270
475
745
412
952
1,364
1,188
253
1,441
Bauchi
31
14
45
78
23
101
93
41
134
295
72
367
326
52
378
Bayelsa
154
177
331
69
84
153
108
141
249
291
233
524
344
35
379
Benue
330
204
534
289
114
403
356
367
723
687
373
1,060
511
87
598
Borno
10
12
22
89
35
124
136
103
239
335
174
509
92
15
107
Cross River
59
52
111
117
84
201
134
175
309
295
302
597
412
35
447
Delta
309
343
652
157
98
255
315
526
841
561
721
1,282
839
133
972
Ebonyi
207
223
430
163
89
252
284
198
482
270
298
568
202
16
218
Edo
182
161
343
178
139
317
232
398
630
396
465
861
785
98
883
Ekiti
82
80
162
178
136
314
201
217
418
418
435
853
427
82
509
Enugu
435
662
1,097
138
147
285
143
136
279
202
384
586
970
168
1,138
Gombe
48
13
61
24
31
85
82
167
179
92
271
101
16
117
583
798
1,381
455
423
878
293
625
918
762
1,577
2,339
1,465
265
1,730
Imo
Jigawa
34
10
44
36
42
71
19
90
145
24
169
68
71
Kaduna
258
108
366
22
17
39
399
332
731
379
241
620
279
35
314
Kano
174
44
218
138
30
168
342
119
461
470
179
649
407
21
428
Katsina
55
64
18
20
282
111
393
451
111
562
141
148
Kebbi
50
11
61
39
11
50
71
27
98
155
50
205
31
32
Kogi
510
339
849
175
98
273
424
534
958
337
265
602
542
82
624
Kwara
116
79
195
105
77
182
235
181
416
346
203
549
453
62
515
Lagos
177
152
329
86
74
160
129
220
349
163
138
301
374
108
482
Nassarawa
129
51
180
52
15
67
123
140
263
211
66
277
87
92
Niger
108
29
137
53
40
93
146
95
241
172
64
236
162
23
185
Ogun
406
382
788
492
375
867
280
470
750
445
568
1,013
838
212
1,050
Ondo
154
133
287
255
158
413
352
386
738
790
948
1,738
544
133
677
Osun
208
178
386
466
320
786
230
302
532
524
513
1,037
992
296
1,288
Oyo
204
141
345
462
341
803
279
235
514
644
463
1,107
954
248
1,202
44
40
84
10
15
153
195
348
229
128
357
130
29
159
Rivers
362
525
887
99
117
216
99
162
261
651
904
1,555
1,072
122
1,194
Sokoto
37
45
37
46
126
46
172
224
57
281
16
16
Taraba
29
11
40
27
33
66
33
99
95
42
137
90
98
12
37
12
49
78
30
108
175
55
230
63
67
Zamfara
FCT
(Abuja)
42
46
24
10
34
124
33
157
162
30
192
23
25
10
12
12
11
23
16
21
19
21
Foreigner
11
1
5,22
8
16
12
28
230
41
271
25
25
3,646
8,874
7,109
7,817
14,926
12,828
12,091
24,919
16,623
2,936
19,559
Plateau
Yobe
Total
6,694
6,343 13,037
348
TABLE 306.2: ADMISSION STATISTICS BY GENDER AND STATE WITHIN FACULTY - 2008
Number
Law/Legal
Medicine
Science
Social Science
Total
State
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
91
77
168
231
281
512
812
597
1,409
301
291
592
3,259
2,841
6,100
Adamawa
Akwa
Ibom
16
18
34
43
21
64
441
200
641
458
189
647
1,653
730
2,383
93
49
142
241
203
444
561
409
970
320
250
570
2,597
1,815
4,412
Anambra
148
156
304
432
439
871
1,165
1,040
2,205
675
728
1,403
4,971
4,957
9,928
Bauchi
34
39
47
22
69
157
55
212
92
23
115
1,153
307
1,460
Bayelsa
65
73
138
79
142
221
199
125
324
206
132
338
1,515
1,142
2,657
Benue
108
86
194
183
86
269
782
289
1,071
917
505
1,422
4,163
2,111
6,274
Borno
Cross
River
20
11
31
47
57
104
233
112
345
213
73
286
1,175
592
1,767
60
47
107
162
157
319
311
202
513
468
260
728
2,018
1,314
3,332
Delta
149
132
281
349
368
717
1,209
593
1,802
764
678
1,442
4,652
3,592
8,244
Ebonyi
143
64
207
348
199
547
384
185
569
301
141
442
2,302
1,413
3,715
Edo
144
126
270
325
280
605
957
517
1,474
783
740
1,523
3,982
2,924
6,906
Ekiti
34
40
74
124
80
204
918
455
1,373
524
404
928
2,906
1,929
4,835
Enugu
134
72
206
299
194
493
767
610
1,377
476
350
826
3,564
2,723
6,287
Gombe
14
12
26
45
30
75
130
60
190
256
105
361
882
417
1,299
Imo
193
169
362
385
623
1,008
1,760
1,394
3,154
749
794
1,543
6,645
6,668
13,313
Jigawa
23
10
33
13
21
139
36
175
43
10
53
572
126
698
Kaduna
51
53
104
117
80
197
557
303
860
510
232
742
2,572
1,401
3,973
Kano
59
50
109
105
36
141
466
115
581
243
55
298
2,404
649
3,053
Katsina
28
34
52
27
79
411
117
528
214
33
247
1,652
423
2,075
Kebbi
19
13
32
25
11
36
447
107
554
90
16
106
927
247
1,174
Kogi
46
46
92
176
126
302
856
423
1,279
823
405
1,228
3,889
2,318
6,207
Kwara
73
63
136
162
109
271
707
432
1,139
492
339
831
2,689
1,545
4,234
Lagos
27
34
61
74
168
242
464
277
741
417
463
880
1,911
1,634
3,545
Nassarawa
52
25
77
40
23
63
249
70
319
185
85
270
1,128
480
1,608
Niger
29
14
43
45
28
73
511
196
707
272
107
379
1,498
596
2,094
Ogun
67
92
159
241
218
459
1,405
892
2,297
891
852
1,743
5,065
4,061
9,126
Ondo
87
65
152
265
164
429
1,306
597
1,903
647
480
1,127
4,400
3,064
7,464
Osun
88
73
161
233
246
479
1,264
879
2,143
596
561
1,157
4,601
3,368
7,969
Oyo
76
57
133
213
169
382
1,083
655
1,738
512
415
927
4,427
2,724
7,151
Plateau
110
72
182
119
80
199
168
71
239
424
221
645
1,387
841
2,228
Rivers
142
156
298
196
212
408
422
358
780
222
168
390
3,265
2,724
5,989
Sokoto
13
18
41
11
52
216
64
280
88
95
798
207
1,005
Taraba
32
13
45
31
16
47
94
38
132
109
43
152
573
210
783
Yobe
14
20
29
15
44
67
23
90
78
14
92
549
163
712
Zamfara
FCT
(Abuja)
17
23
24
32
126
35
161
69
11
80
611
139
750
13
20
27
12
39
103
57
160
41
205
246
56
14
70
65
50
115
440
329
769
2,502
2,002
4,504
5,587
5,146
10,733
21,807
12,558
34,365
14,520
10,242
24,762
92,898
62,781
155,679
Foreigner
Total
349
Number
State
Administration
Femal
Male
e
Total
Agriculture
Fema
Male
le
Total
Arts/Humanities
Fema
Male
le
Total
Education
Male
Female
Total
Engr/Tech/Envi.
Fema
Male
le
Total
Abia
315
360
675
304
306
610
206
360
566
283
464
747
915
199
1,114
Adamawa
110
68
178
140
50
190
45
40
85
161
65
226
322
65
387
Akwa Ibom
174
208
382
174
203
377
199
280
479
254
357
611
787
97
884
Anambra
670
884
1,554
205
213
418
375
665
1,040
371
882
1,253
1,298
286
1,584
Bauchi
36
14
50
86
18
104
57
35
92
308
81
389
349
43
392
Bayelsa
64
75
139
139
35
174
153
203
356
323
267
590
314
25
339
Benue
439
272
711
351
180
531
619
496
1,115
809
385
1,194
626
109
735
Borno
11
12
23
56
24
80
53
53
106
127
87
214
78
85
Cross River
77
84
161
173
136
309
120
178
298
260
299
559
204
32
236
Delta
254
264
518
211
123
334
475
758
1,233
525
567
1,092
958
128
1,086
Ebonyi
307
264
571
155
110
265
310
172
482
274
309
583
234
31
265
Edo
172
162
334
185
135
320
285
494
779
348
349
697
782
98
880
Ekiti
156
134
290
195
153
348
211
288
499
403
377
780
365
90
455
Enugu
471
648
1,119
167
181
348
189
212
401
229
414
643
1,420
221
1,641
Gombe
58
20
78
35
40
90
57
147
102
40
142
145
16
161
542
681
1,223
605
606
1,211
392
626
1,018
625
1,216
1,841
1,812
350
2,162
Jigawa
19
25
15
24
68
18
86
65
24
89
78
84
Kaduna
206
80
286
36
15
51
410
355
765
118
68
186
323
42
365
Kano
109
42
151
223
57
280
374
131
505
301
168
469
468
31
499
Katsina
32
14
46
24
27
291
119
410
295
112
407
143
150
Kebbi
23
15
38
42
14
56
54
37
91
60
29
89
89
13
102
Kogi
420
296
716
253
174
427
343
414
757
259
128
387
597
84
681
Kwara
233
161
394
129
102
231
251
258
509
185
146
331
473
101
574
Lagos
129
107
236
90
83
173
116
174
290
183
172
355
244
66
310
Nassarawa
233
124
357
32
10
42
175
104
279
206
96
302
108
10
118
Niger
53
24
77
43
27
70
91
95
186
70
23
93
215
27
242
Ogun
317
384
701
567
409
976
323
471
794
375
530
905
627
184
811
Ondo
140
135
275
255
164
419
245
305
550
657
703
1,360
479
97
576
Osun
200
154
354
523
378
901
275
325
600
724
748
1,472
979
343
1,322
1,640
1,158
2,798
1,015
670
1,685
1,760
1,087
2,847
4,832
3,044
7,876
2,348
615
2,963
Plateau
49
29
78
14
13
27
113
163
276
72
51
123
139
28
167
Rivers
226
270
496
125
145
270
91
139
230
622
909
1,531
631
76
707
Sokoto
33
40
47
10
57
129
30
159
108
10
118
41
41
Taraba
27
17
44
48
12
60
118
60
178
138
47
185
92
15
107
15
20
64
30
94
60
21
81
32
33
Zamfara
26
29
24
27
80
16
96
79
16
95
29
32
FCT (Abuja)
19
27
13
22
10
28
36
5
5
15,18
Total
7,998
7,188
6
6,710
11
18
25
4,782
11,492
9,169
9,262
18,431
14,823
13,210
28,033
18,790
3,561
22,351
Imo
Oyo
Yobe
Foreigner
350
TABLE 307.2: ADMISSION STATISTICS BY GENDER AND STATE WITHIN FACULTY 2009
Number
Law/Legal
Medicine
Male
Femal
e
Total
Male
Femal
e
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
101
98
199
256
322
578
1,102
755
1,857
355
290
645
3,837
3,154
6,991
Adamawa
19
14
33
25
23
48
515
224
739
492
249
741
1,829
798
2,627
Akwa Ibom
71
56
127
245
232
477
731
490
1,221
355
284
639
2,990
2,207
5,197
State
Abia
Anambra
Science
Social Science
Total
160
143
303
460
491
951
1,441
1,248
2,689
763
867
1,630
5,743
5,679
11,422
Bauchi
19
10
29
54
31
85
247
73
320
82
18
100
1,238
323
1,561
Bayelsa
44
25
69
123
81
204
374
203
577
153
112
265
1,687
1,026
2,713
Benue
135
77
212
188
70
258
1,147
399
1,546
1,549
914
2,463
5,863
2,902
8,765
Borno
12
14
26
29
41
70
114
74
188
82
39
121
562
351
913
Cross River
56
43
99
208
210
418
488
212
700
364
269
633
1,950
1,463
3,413
Delta
103
106
209
331
351
682
1,408
846
2,254
752
624
1,376
5,017
3,767
8,784
Ebonyi
137
57
194
346
229
575
755
340
1,095
381
146
527
2,899
1,658
4,557
Edo
63
90
153
295
286
581
1,063
584
1,647
598
467
1,065
3,791
2,665
6,456
Ekiti
53
45
98
175
108
283
969
545
1,514
431
351
782
2,958
2,091
5,049
Enugu
129
68
197
387
250
637
1,130
830
1,960
653
472
1,125
4,775
3,296
8,071
Gombe
16
11
27
41
16
57
253
118
371
233
95
328
973
378
1,351
Imo
105
135
240
427
598
1,025
2,008
1,459
3,467
567
576
1,143
7,083
6,247
13,330
Jigawa
17
24
20
27
111
34
145
38
23
61
431
134
565
Kaduna
50
35
85
182
114
296
935
523
1,458
441
187
628
2,701
1,419
4,120
Kano
66
20
86
92
30
122
711
212
923
212
56
268
2,556
747
3,303
Katsina
25
10
35
53
31
84
774
260
1,034
205
62
267
1,842
618
2,460
Kebbi
26
33
21
18
39
381
80
461
56
17
73
752
230
982
Kogi
146
126
272
145
129
274
1,020
574
1,594
745
356
1,101
3,928
2,281
6,209
Kwara
50
45
95
186
125
311
822
515
1,337
572
331
903
2,901
1,784
4,685
Lagos
22
33
55
65
87
152
412
302
714
291
257
548
1,552
1,281
2,833
Nassarawa
49
29
78
34
22
56
367
201
568
286
87
373
1,490
683
2,173
Niger
27
12
39
42
36
78
386
151
537
332
128
460
1,259
523
1,782
Ogun
61
59
120
175
213
388
1,200
842
2,042
765
877
1,642
4,410
3,969
8,379
Ondo
80
65
145
228
150
378
1,071
500
1,571
396
315
711
3,551
2,434
5,985
Osun
98
96
194
309
282
591
1,398
832
2,230
558
483
1,041
5,064
3,641
8,705
Oyo
917
406
1,323
637
652
1,289
2,751
1,377
4,128
2,774
1,665
4,439
18,674
10,674
29,348
Plateau
60
54
114
46
52
98
240
131
371
288
136
424
1,021
657
1,678
Rivers
100
78
178
137
155
292
470
286
756
196
147
343
2,598
2,205
4,803
Sokoto
17
21
47
13
60
217
57
274
63
13
76
702
144
846
Taraba
17
25
32
12
44
179
82
261
188
49
237
839
302
1,141
10
14
23
153
56
209
118
22
140
469
148
617
Yobe
Zamfara
15
19
25
17
42
134
38
172
58
13
71
470
113
583
FCT (Abuja)
15
36
22
58
23
29
139
72
211
Foreigner
12
17
10
27
15
13
28
79
44
123
3,082
2,095
5,177
6,091
5,509
11,600
27,530
15,485
43,015
16,430
11,016
27,446
110,623
72,108
182,731
Total
351
Number
Administration
State
Male
Femal
e
Abia
324
Adamawa
798
Akwa Ibom
Anambra
Agriculture
Arts/Humanities
Male
Education
Total
Femal
e
Total
Total
Male
414
738
311
398
709
261
470
731
363
568
931
313
1,111
178
66
244
67
56
123
270
136
406
259
317
576
105
121
226
290
464
754
396
454
850
695
955
1,650
164
229
393
370
594
964
453
1,037
1,490
Total
Femal
e
Mal
e
Femal
e
Bauchi
56
22
78
29
33
65
25
90
153
29
182
Bayelsa
130
169
299
131
33
164
129
180
309
216
165
381
Benue
315
279
594
348
134
482
486
457
943
778
395
1,173
Borno
Cross
River
77
53
130
34
15
49
81
60
141
182
101
283
373
391
764
181
100
281
168
211
379
825
813
1,638
Delta
451
532
983
204
147
351
383
682
1,065
799
873
1,672
Ebonyi
295
259
554
127
85
212
319
225
544
388
359
747
Edo
424
428
852
265
180
445
340
570
910
829
869
1,698
Ekiti
300
278
578
139
100
239
256
337
593
684
793
1,477
Enugu
644
902
1,546
215
260
475
184
183
367
403
735
1,138
Gombe
103
44
147
20
27
66
67
133
416
132
548
Imo
649
788
1,437
275
521
796
408
685
1,093
940
1,787
2,727
Jigawa
41
50
26
27
101
29
130
150
21
171
Kaduna
246
119
365
24
14
38
346
294
640
255
187
442
Kano
211
61
272
103
35
138
436
169
605
569
274
843
Katsina
80
28
108
10
13
464
145
609
527
133
660
Kebbi
85
15
100
25
30
113
42
155
142
44
186
Kogi
394
317
711
222
147
369
475
489
964
299
286
585
Kwara
263
229
492
126
76
202
371
428
799
671
628
1,299
Lagos
313
363
676
76
72
148
214
322
536
402
434
836
Nassarawa
389
211
600
54
18
72
121
108
229
265
96
361
Niger
124
68
192
56
22
78
155
122
277
53
180
Ogun
613
610
1,223
475
364
839
421
623
1,044
1,645
2,806
Ondo
393
335
728
198
169
367
354
399
753
1,268
2,411
Osun
448
425
873
411
378
789
353
476
829
127
1,1
61
1,1
43
1,0
84
1,153
2,237
Oyo
438
353
791
518
379
897
321
391
712
921
1,050
1,971
Plateau
68
56
124
13
17
103
122
225
414
198
612
Rivers
393
616
1,009
20
34
54
108
114
222
261
389
650
Sokoto
65
71
10
12
113
18
131
84
21
105
Taraba
106
34
140
50
15
65
165
99
264
292
97
389
Yobe
54
19
73
29
32
123
45
168
334
56
390
Zamfara
40
48
15
18
103
21
124
98
15
113
FCT
(Abuja)
12
13
25
16
18
34
20
26
12
33
39
72
75
106
181
8,882
9,779
Foreigner
Total
10,672
10,042
20,714
5,199
4,149
9,348
352
18,661
17,389
17,406
34,795
Number
Engr/Tech/Envi.
State
Law/Legal
Medicine
Science
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
908
276
1,184
151
145
296
227
328
555
908
731
1,639
Adamawa
117
27
144
13
16
29
19
14
33
496
198
694
Akwa Ibom
758
171
929
140
77
217
174
239
413
688
542
1,230
1,348
367
1,715
215
200
415
351
385
736
1,322
1,245
2,567
Bauchi
72
13
85
27
15
42
21
24
141
56
197
Bayelsa
186
19
205
49
45
94
115
145
260
242
108
350
Benue
279
100
379
99
70
169
96
35
131
1,046
355
1,401
Borno
Cross
River
25
11
36
19
15
34
19
13
32
115
72
187
519
120
639
76
63
139
222
215
437
619
400
1,019
Delta
938
131
1,069
156
195
351
275
376
651
1,458
838
2,296
Ebonyi
188
37
225
121
57
178
253
185
438
712
349
1,061
Edo
764
94
858
121
182
303
319
298
617
1,400
925
2,325
Anambra
Ekiti
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
350
73
423
56
97
153
114
95
209
797
544
1,341
1,186
250
1,436
202
176
378
349
250
599
980
756
1,736
42
49
24
10
34
126
37
163
283
107
390
2,621
1,142
3,763
229
199
428
314
527
841
1,264
1,104
2,368
Jigawa
31
34
29
10
39
16
21
101
37
138
Kaduna
124
21
145
54
39
93
46
47
93
601
381
982
Kano
248
29
277
144
58
202
90
51
141
590
263
853
56
58
24
16
40
25
12
37
735
219
954
Katsina
Kebbi
35
35
35
40
22
30
249
59
308
Kogi
261
49
310
160
114
274
67
52
119
1,006
565
1,571
Kwara
264
60
324
98
91
189
74
52
126
752
506
1,258
Lagos
241
49
290
82
114
196
74
103
177
596
427
1,023
Nassarawa
41
48
65
29
94
15
11
26
299
95
394
Niger
91
21
112
48
28
76
14
11
25
507
233
740
Ogun
626
139
765
143
179
322
146
191
337
1,511
1,044
2,555
Ondo
387
85
472
132
106
238
134
116
250
1,288
739
2,027
Osun
676
189
865
152
127
279
186
186
372
1,295
852
2,147
Oyo
678
161
839
116
110
226
132
150
282
1,132
775
1,907
58
65
16
13
29
49
15
64
217
98
315
502
57
559
384
310
694
112
143
255
256
169
425
Plateau
Rivers
Sokoto
24
32
12
16
74
19
93
Taraba
47
11
58
23
14
37
24
12
36
184
55
239
Yobe
21
29
22
27
10
10
20
132
41
173
Zamfara
12
13
15
21
12
19
119
19
138
FCT
(Abuja)
16
16
10
16
43
15
58
Foreigner
17
20
13
26
14
40
14,742
3,740
18,482
3,476
2,950
6,426
4,264
4,342
8,606
24,184
14,955
39,139
Total
353
Number
Social Science
State
Pharmacy
Enviroment
Grand Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
391
395
786
196
35
231
10
19
29
4,050
3,779
7,829
Adamawa
295
162
457
47
51
2,304
994
3,298
Akwa Ibom
452
348
800
262
37
299
77
76
153
3,601
2,846
6,447
Anambra
935
1,004
1,939
371
66
437
45
80
125
6,269
6,162
12,431
93
42
135
33
34
693
213
906
Bauchi
Bayelsa
223
149
372
163
17
180
1,586
1,037
2,623
Benue
1,408
908
2,316
112
10
122
10
11
4,977
2,744
7,721
Borno
Cross
River
91
41
132
25
28
669
384
1,053
369
243
612
187
23
210
101
66
167
3,640
2,645
6,285
Delta
758
714
1,472
305
48
353
133
133
266
5,860
4,669
10,529
Ebonyi
661
425
1,086
75
81
11
17
3,150
1,993
5,143
Edo
999
788
1,787
310
46
356
112
74
186
5,883
4,454
10,337
Ekiti
424
340
764
139
20
159
18
22
40
3,277
2,699
5,976
Enugu
742
583
1,325
346
27
373
19
17
36
5,270
4,139
9,409
Gombe
359
174
533
20
23
1,462
588
2,050
Imo
767
857
1,624
334
57
391
39
42
81
7,840
7,709
15,549
Jigawa
79
22
101
19
20
594
141
735
Kaduna
618
302
920
57
61
13
2,378
1,414
3,792
Kano
423
105
528
129
134
17
23
2,960
1,056
4,016
Katsina
207
56
263
51
52
2,181
618
2,799
Kebbi
127
29
156
843
207
1,050
1,168
737
1,905
131
27
158
29
11
40
4,212
2,794
7,006
Kwara
498
352
850
135
32
167
38
43
81
3,290
2,497
5,787
Lagos
668
709
1,377
77
24
101
15
23
2,751
2,632
5,383
Nassarawa
486
112
598
23
23
1,760
687
2,447
Niger
463
155
618
55
61
1,643
723
2,366
Ogun
982
906
1,888
206
53
259
29
31
60
6,313
5,785
12,098
Ondo
589
481
1,070
161
27
188
33
21
54
4,812
3,746
8,558
Osun
669
533
1,202
314
46
360
52
45
97
5,640
4,410
10,050
Oyo
641
488
1,129
202
39
241
58
43
101
5,157
3,939
9,096
Plateau
164
90
254
31
34
1,134
608
1,742
Rivers
176
189
365
244
38
282
25
18
43
2,481
2,077
4,558
Sokoto
85
14
99
482
92
574
Taraba
221
72
293
25
29
1,139
413
1,552
Yobe
198
49
247
11
12
935
237
1,172
Zamfara
81
15
96
504
96
600
FCT
(Abuja)
46
15
61
178
78
256
206
191
397
800
1,701
112,124
81,496
193,620
Kogi
Foreigner
10
10
Total
17,582
12,618 30,200 4,833
715
5,548
901
26
14
40
354
Number
Administration
State
Agriculture
Arts/Humanities
Education
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
299
286
585
455
528
983
313
443
756
342
596
938
Adamawa
666
284
950
267
93
360
70
90
160
268
149
417
Akwa Ibom
291
310
601
271
273
544
371
525
896
448
544
992
Anambra
700
946
1,646
315
409
724
495
746
1,241
741
1,747
2,488
Bauchi
135
52
187
143
49
192
175
63
238
413
137
550
Bayelsa
151
127
278
146
142
288
299
306
605
288
280
568
Benue
465
389
854
468
261
729
612
505
1,117
778
459
1,237
Borno
133
84
217
124
57
181
120
86
206
223
156
379
Cross River
416
409
825
202
96
298
189
236
425
728
692
1,420
Delta
403
464
867
380
330
710
499
851
1,350
739
867
1,606
Ebonyi
248
214
462
185
179
364
393
312
705
482
514
996
Edo
462
467
929
473
360
833
494
856
1,350
752
711
1,463
Ekiti
328
326
654
242
200
442
321
410
731
782
842
1,624
Enugu
613
782
1,395
284
343
627
276
317
593
494
922
1,416
Gombe
125
55
180
98
29
127
193
166
359
425
158
583
Imo
615
775
1,390
416
595
1,011
594
723
1,317
905
1,714
2,619
Jigawa
51
56
42
11
53
215
42
257
325
39
364
Kaduna
259
167
426
49
36
85
390
365
755
437
354
791
Kano
244
85
329
180
67
247
457
198
655
941
420
1,361
Katsina
64
21
85
20
29
459
154
613
563
195
758
Kebbi
82
13
95
71
21
92
138
59
197
209
57
266
Kogi
394
358
752
317
244
561
532
498
1,030
473
332
805
Kwara
329
277
606
188
136
324
420
418
838
542
467
1,009
Lagos
263
288
551
103
88
191
256
377
633
682
636
1,318
Nassarawa
535
316
851
104
59
163
256
175
431
462
180
642
Niger
93
62
155
70
30
100
228
160
388
228
74
302
Ogun
622
647
1,269
650
489
1,139
503
798
1,301
1,191
1,375
2,566
Ondo
368
369
737
340
303
643
410
529
939
1,094
1,269
2,363
Osun
463
426
889
648
579
1,227
445
585
1,030
1,129
1,219
2,348
Oyo
402
359
761
581
441
1,022
371
477
848
984
1,051
2,035
Plateau
139
105
244
26
37
63
228
331
559
588
368
956
Rivers
170
202
372
98
91
189
153
231
384
688
848
1,536
Sokoto
73
18
91
28
30
162
59
221
188
56
244
Taraba
119
55
174
84
26
110
287
168
455
185
86
271
Yobe
49
26
75
44
50
119
52
171
203
58
261
Zamfara
50
14
64
28
36
126
26
152
198
44
242
FCT (Abuja)
28
20
48
10
15
24
32
28
36
Foreigner
12
16
19
12
31
14
21
35
66
43
109
10,859
9,807
20,666
8,169
6,644
14,813
11,591
12,382
23,973
20,212
19,667
39,879
Total
355
Number
State
Engr/Tech/Envi.
Law/Legal
Medicine
Science
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
730
132
862
146
103
249
212
275
487
907
715
1,622
Adamawa
149
35
184
24
22
46
50
22
72
530
251
781
Akwa Ibom
905
171
1,076
118
84
202
153
171
324
849
587
1,436
1,079
251
1,330
200
167
367
386
503
889
1,419
1,349
2,768
Bauchi
377
57
434
25
18
43
49
12
61
491
211
702
Bayelsa
223
19
242
57
25
82
128
153
281
456
253
709
Benue
358
93
451
242
143
385
117
67
184
1,131
447
1,578
Borno
132
32
164
35
42
77
67
91
158
280
261
541
Cross River
502
99
601
58
37
95
88
103
191
651
399
1,050
Delta
907
155
1,062
126
171
297
262
316
578
1,657
933
2,590
Ebonyi
211
29
240
123
55
178
116
82
198
798
373
1,171
Edo
834
98
932
157
159
316
169
190
359
1,532
952
2,484
Ekiti
436
75
511
114
132
246
126
98
224
982
665
1,647
1,051
149
1,200
156
118
274
362
255
617
1,236
925
2,161
Anambra
Enugu
Gombe
102
13
115
29
38
60
35
95
498
215
713
1,227
269
1,496
157
189
346
348
505
853
1,576
1,262
2,838
Jigawa
130
139
32
39
27
36
243
81
324
Kaduna
252
48
300
65
46
111
79
52
131
813
497
1,310
Kano
683
54
737
90
41
131
133
58
191
1,105
462
1,567
Katsina
138
10
148
27
36
36
19
55
729
313
1,042
Kebbi
91
98
30
14
44
40
26
66
425
107
532
Kogi
511
102
613
130
131
261
91
90
181
1,363
711
2,074
Kwara
390
82
472
125
96
221
87
86
173
1,029
740
1,769
Lagos
262
71
333
48
69
117
70
116
186
756
542
1,298
93
21
114
37
17
54
39
21
60
555
175
730
Niger
141
21
162
39
34
73
32
14
46
534
275
809
Ogun
739
206
945
147
205
352
167
221
388
1,295
968
2,263
Ondo
488
105
593
125
126
251
130
132
262
1,383
818
2,201
Osun
808
214
1,022
144
155
299
216
233
449
1,580
1,118
2,698
Oyo
715
174
889
113
120
233
152
156
308
1,205
874
2,079
Plateau
122
18
140
121
80
201
149
81
230
506
191
697
Rivers
216
43
259
86
70
156
76
97
173
406
218
624
Sokoto
26
28
47
53
37
44
133
33
166
Taraba
68
11
79
44
17
61
32
17
49
383
121
504
Yobe
62
70
13
20
26
17
43
169
71
240
Zamfara
34
36
28
34
33
14
47
212
45
257
FCT (Abuja)
31
40
11
20
10
15
53
37
90
Foreigner
25
33
10
15
23
19
42
15,248
2,902
18,150
3,267
2,741
6,008
4,360
4,359
8,719
29,893
18,214
48,107
Imo
Nassarawa
Total
356
Number
State
Social Science
Pharmacy
Enviroment
Grand Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
487
488
975
212
37
249
34
37
71
4,137
3,640
7,777
Adamawa
379
219
598
122
10
132
12
2,533
1,179
3,712
Akwa Ibom
638
406
1044
247
47
294
114
101
215
4,405
3,219
7,624
Anambra
965
1,091
2056
406
65
471
106
117
223
6,812
7,391
14,203
Bauchi
198
74
272
162
13
175
10
2,173
691
2,864
Bayelsa
336
288
624
139
23
162
10
15
2,233
1,621
3,854
Benue
2,152
1253
3405
158
27
185
32
16
48
6,513
3,660
10,173
Borno
161
83
244
85
94
11
1,365
907
2,272
Cross River
429
227
656
188
28
216
122
98
220
3,573
2,424
5,997
Delta
817
784
1601
228
60
288
128
102
230
6,146
5,033
11,179
Ebonyi
460
332
792
83
11
94
41
21
62
3,140
2,122
5,262
Edo
1091
896
1987
277
44
321
101
103
204
6,342
4,836
11,178
Ekiti
518
428
946
148
28
176
18
24
42
4,015
3,228
7,243
Enugu
819
574
1393
367
24
391
42
25
67
5,700
4,434
10,134
Gombe
446
184
630
90
93
11
2,074
870
2,944
Imo
792
810
1602
377
57
434
51
75
126
7,058
6,974
14,032
Jigawa
116
29
145
74
75
1,260
233
1,493
Kaduna
664
329
993
123
21
144
11
10
21
3,142
1,925
5,067
Kano
515
166
681
263
14
277
26
11
37
4,637
1,576
6,213
Katsina
284
57
341
90
92
10
2,414
795
3,209
Kebbi
102
28
130
17
17
1,206
334
1,540
1,206
864
2070
205
42
247
38
26
64
5,260
3,398
8,658
Kwara
612
450
1062
170
38
208
46
44
90
3,938
2,834
6,772
Lagos
608
645
1253
91
24
115
17
25
3,147
2,873
6,020
Nassarawa
480
148
628
62
66
2,628
1,117
3,745
Niger
521
193
714
68
10
78
10
13
1,964
876
2,840
Ogun
1108
1027
2135
246
48
294
28
30
58
6,696
6,014
12,710
Ondo
801
543
1344
170
23
193
31
26
57
5,340
4,243
9,583
Osun
727
672
1399
309
51
360
63
75
138
6,532
5,327
11,859
Oyo
662
548
1210
228
35
263
80
75
155
5,493
4,310
9,803
Plateau
588
281
869
90
13
103
35
13
48
2,592
1,518
4,110
Rivers
251
206
457
91
15
106
25
30
55
2,260
2,051
4,311
Sokoto
131
21
152
19
21
845
206
1,051
Taraba
379
145
524
43
50
1,626
657
2,283
Yobe
184
38
222
33
35
903
287
1,190
Zamfara
77
20
97
16
19
807
182
989
FCT (Abuja)
71
23
94
15
15
264
145
409
Foreigner
22
30
24
24
210
127
337
20,797
14,578
35,375
5,736
841
6,577
1251
1122
2,373
131,383
93,257
224,640
Kogi
Total
357
TABLE 310:
NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE CORPS DEPLOYMENT OF MEMBERS BY STATE AND SEX, 2006
2008(A&B)
Number
2006(A& B)
State
2007 (A&B)
2008(A&B)
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
1,863
1,312
3,175
1,910
1,317
3,227
2,430
2,176
4,606
Adamawa
1,623
1,079
2,702
1,496
1,433
2,929
2,406
1,814
4,220
Akwa Ibom
1,914
1,300
3,214
1,988
1,274
3,262
2,513
1,840
4,353
Anambra
1,856
1,597
3,453
2,010
1,661
3,671
2,815
2,140
4,955
Bauchi
1,649
1,261
2,910
1,807
1,429
3,236
2,530
1,899
4,429
Bayelsa
1,792
1,147
2,939
1,853
1,217
3,070
2,549
1,757
4,306
Benue
1,689
1,268
2,957
1,736
1,416
3,152
2,561
1,922
4,483
Borno
1,619
1,170
2,789
1,876
1,450
3,326
2,523
2,006
4,529
Cross River
1,829
1,341
3,170
1,998
1,283
3,281
2,549
1,785
4,334
Delta
2,149
1,636
3,785
2,167
1,594
3,761
2,667
2,184
4,851
Ebonyi
1,723
1,159
2,882
1,935
1,349
3,284
2,624
1,828
4,452
Edo
1,869
1,514
3,383
1,985
1,574
3,559
2,541
2,361
4,902
Ekiti
1,641
1,411
3,052
1,885
1,325
3,210
2,722
2,216
4,938
Enugu
1,988
1,605
3,593
1,997
1,509
3,506
2,635
2,259
4,894
Gombe
1,556
1,143
2,699
1,785
1,245
3,030
2,603
1,855
4,458
Imo
1,825
1,397
3,222
1,897
1,342
3,239
2,586
1,971
4,557
Jigawa
1,587
1,108
2,695
1,718
1,266
2,984
2,501
1,767
4,268
Kaduna
2,309
2,124
4,433
1,996
1,925
3,921
3,224
2,943
6,167
Kano
2,085
1,779
3,864
2,252
1,922
4,174
3,162
2,659
5,821
Katsina
1,567
1,280
2,847
1,775
1,486
3,261
2,524
1,936
4,460
Kebbi
1,591
1,163
2,754
1,705
1,354
3,059
2,369
1,862
4,231
Kogi
1,803
1,308
3,111
1,914
1,429
3,343
2,530
1,962
4,492
Kwara
1,820
1,481
3,301
1,948
1,536
3,484
2,627
2,230
4,857
Lagos
1,986
3,278
5,264
2,836
3,978
6,814
5,462
5,847
11,309
Nassarawa
1,674
1,412
3,086
1,750
1,427
3,177
2,373
2,095
4,468
Niger
1,646
1,415
3,061
1,848
1,391
3,239
2,511
2,175
4,686
Ogun
2,124
1,852
3,976
2,219
1,973
4,192
3,124
2,862
5,986
Ondo
1,842
1,366
3,208
1,819
1,350
3,169
2,614
2,053
4,667
Osun
1,826
1,493
3,319
1,832
1,534
3,366
2,547
2,286
4,833
Oyo
1,646
1,723
3,369
1,982
2,176
4,158
2,672
2,777
5,449
Plateau
1,900
1,582
3,482
2,013
1,655
3,668
2,851
2,299
5,150
Rivers
2,527
2,113
4,640
2,335
2,246
4,581
3,297
3,029
6,326
Sokoto
1,595
1,248
2,843
1,920
1,454
3,374
2,619
2,038
4,657
Taraba
1,471
1,270
2,741
1,409
1,384
2,793
2,521
1,838
4,359
Yobe
1,467
1,126
2,593
1,682
1,342
3,024
2,355
1,821
4,176
Zamfara
1,558
1,185
2,743
1,719
1,542
3,261
2,367
1,922
4,289
FCT (Abuja)
2,025
3,021
5,046
2,583
3,360
5,943
4,609
5,215
9,824
Total
66,634
55,667
Source: National Youth Service Corps
Note: A & B = 1st and 2nd batch
122,301
71,580
60,148
131,728
102,113
85,629
187,742
358
TABLE 311: DISTRIBUTION OF CORPS MEMBERS BY DISCIPLINE, 2004 - 2008

Number
Discipline / Year
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Acct/Business Studies
Agric.Engr.
Agric Science
14,890
1,120
3,387
15,988
1,203
3,637
20,898
1,572
16,548
22,509
1,693
5,120
28,949
2,178
6,585
Arts/Humanities
Education Arts
Educ. Special
Educ. Vocation
Educ. Science
Engineering
Env'tal Design Arc Surv/Est.Mgt Etc
Food Science and Tech
10,260
5,555
2,242
542
5,054
8,688
4,941
867
11,017
5,965
2,408
582
5,427
8,072
5,305
931
14,400
7,796
3,147
761
7,094
10,551
6,933
872
15,510
8,397
3,389
819
7,640
11,364
7,469
1,311
19,948
10,801
4,360
1,054
9,826
14,616
9,606
1,686
Human Medicine
361
388
363
546
703
Law
Natural/App Science
Paramedical
Lab Tech/Nursing.Etc
3,999
8,974
4,293
9,635
4,020
9,020
6,045
13,565
7,773
17,446
1,988
2,134
1,998
3,005
3,864
Pharmacy
Sec.Studies
Social Science
710
2,804
5,358
762
3,011
5,357
714
2,819
5,014
1,074
4,239
7,542
1,380
5,452
9,700
Vet. Medicine
Others
240
5,158
258
7,192
337
7,444
363
10,125
467
31,350
87,140
93,565
122,301
131,728
187,744
Total
Source: National Youth Service Corps
TABLE 312: NUMBER OF UNIVERSITIES IN NIGERIA, 2005 2009

University
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
17
17
17
17
17
Federal Universities of Technology
Federal Universities of Agriculture
Federal Universities of Petroleum
Military University (NDA)
State Universities
26
30
30
33
36
Private Universities
23
24
34
34
41
75
89
95
95
104
Federal Universities
Total
Source: National Universities Commission
Note: Federal University of Petroleum was estab. In 2007
359
Number of Universities
CHART 26: NUMBER OF UNIVERSITIES IN NIGERIA, 2005 2009
Federal Universities
State Universities
Private Universities
Total
Year
TABLE 313: APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION INTO UNIVERSITY BY FACULTY: (2007/08 2008/09)
Number
2007/08
Faculty
Administration
Agriculture
Arts/Humanities
Education
2008/09
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
66,564
76,460
143,024
81,088
9,248
90,336
5,893
4,316
10,209
7,709
5,537
13,246
24,028
37,362
61,390
13,712
49,093
62,805
14,553
19,005
33,558
19,120
25,364
44,484
115,017
11,965
126,982
133,013
13,931
146,944
Environmental Tech.
12,773
2,718
15,491
17,887
3,968
21,855
Law
31,677
30,051
61,728
37,295
34,716
72,011
Medical Science
69,583
80,145
149,728
75,903
93,594
169,497
8,035
10,752
18,787
8,416
11,280
19,696
Engineering
Pharmacy
Science
63,642
46,196
109,838
81,917
57,574
139,491
130,707
95,761
226,468
153,628
112,560
266,188
67
11
78
1,041
1,041
Total
542,539
Source: National Universiies Commission
Note: - = Nil
414,742
957,281
630,729
416,865
1,047,594
Social Science
Others
360
TABLE 314: ADMISSION INTO UNIVERSITY BY FACULTY: (2007/08 2008/09)
Number
2007/08
Faculty
2008/09
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Administration
5,380
5,146
10,526
6,184
5,883
12,067
Agriculture
4,038
2,925
6,963
5,963
4,324
10,287
Arts/Humanities
5,522
6,233
11,755
7,259
8,141
15,400
Education
7759
7891
15650
9065
9397
18462
10,861
3,099
13,960
12,978
1,849
14,827
Environmental Tech.
2,739
882
3,621
3,973
1,412
5,385
Law
1,872
1,467
3,339
2,055
1,596
3,651
Medical Science
4,023
3,473
7,496
4,719
4,060
8,779
487
441
928
591
497
1,088
Science
17,835
10,325
28,160
24,081
13,575
37,656
Social Science
11,452
8,045
19,497
13,262
9,164
22,426
10
10
Total
71,978
Source: National Universities Commission
Note: - = Nil
49,927
121,905
90,130
59,898
Engineering
Pharmacy
Others
361
150,028
TABLE 315: TOTAL NUMBER OF SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS BY PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT

FUND BY STATE OF ORIGIN AND GENDER, 2007 - 2009
2007
2008
State
2009
Total(Male and
Female)
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Abia
10
Adamawa
11
14
Akwa Ibom
10
Anambra
10
Bauchi
11
Bayelsa
10
Benue
Borno
17
Cross River
10
Delta
12
10
Ebonyi
Edo
10
12
Ekiti
11
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
14
Jigawa
Kaduna
Kano
10
10
11
Katsina
12
14
24
Kebbi
10
Kogi
11
Kwara
Lagos
Nasarawa
Niger
Ogun
Ondo
Osun
Oyo
10
Plateau
Rivers
12
13
14
Sokoto
Taraba
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT(Abuja)
10
86
258
31
289
Total
76
Source: Petroleum Development Fund
Note: - = Nil
362
356
TABLE 316.1: ADULT LITERACY ENROLMENT IN NIGERIA, 2007 2009

Number
2007
State
2008
2009
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
21,340
43,697
65,037
17,918
37073
54991
4657
11358
16015
17
45
62
720
615
1335
732
760
1492
Akwa Ibom
11,980
18,722
30,702
8,105
9359
17464
8055
9309
17364
Anambra
37,519
9,600
47,119
815
2411
3226
1135
3016
4151
Bauchi
14,793
31,664
46,457
26,866
11330
38196
26560
9999
36559
Bayelsa
1,860
3,421
5,281
486
1623
2109
497
1754
2251
Benue
14,793
31,664
46,457
4,851
16776
21627
1630
5326
6956
Borno
154,638
66,890
221,528
16,855
6305
23160
16943
6342
23285
Cross River
20,266
36,427
56,693
14,971
22773
37744
4875
7624
12499
Delta
10,114
22,483
32,597
4,301
10339
14640
5245
12940
18185
Ebonyi
14,180
22,483
36,663
14,285
18806
33091
16854
16797
33651
Edo
7,922
9,274
17,196
7,650
9818
17468
7631
9596
17227
Ekiti
762
1,329
2,091
356
930
1286
335
1582
1917
Enugu
23,472
33,536
57,008
6,334
7836
14170
2334
4835
7169
Gombe
9,270
37,302
46,572
14,079
5086
19165
9311
6768
16079
Imo
6,702
19,046
25,748
4,217
10295
14512
3807
8314
12121
Jigawa
2,776
2,522
5,298
6,047
4145
10192
16875
6750
23625
Kaduna
11,209
11,703
22,912
3,891
7152
11043
4077
7084
11161
Kano
19,818
29,864
49,682
8,791
2160
10951
3944
2124
6068
Katsina
11,993
13,089
25,082
6,839
3369
10208
4314
2008
6322
Kebbi
71,493
43,991
115,484
45,538
5820
51358
49030
6847
55877
Kogi
3,065
4,704
7,769
860
1743
2603
1250
1771
3021
4361
4099
8460
4114
3679
7793
21582
52368
73950
Abia
Adamawa
Kwara
Lagos
25,555
50,585
76,140
17,415
42500
59915
Nassarawa
12,402
12,383
24,785
7,935
11235
19170
8021
11936
19957
Niger
23,811
19,480
43,291
9,415
8325
17740
10050
8550
18600
Ogun
1,533
2,143
3,676
1,881
2512
4393
1621
1930
3551
Ondo
5,378
9,182
14,560
2,021
4012
6033
1836
3111
4947
Osun
78,444
76,457
154,901
1,458
2594
4052
3209
4353
7562
Oyo
1,540
2,630
4,170
622
1292
1914
843
1244
2087
Plateau
11,457
19,089
30,546
7,534
13888
21422
5160
11296
16456
Rivers
2,322
5,917
8,239
1,973
3270
5243
1976
3309
5285
Sokoto
40,140
12,726
52,866
41,078
9710
50788
22030
2369
24399
Taraba
966
882
1,848
457
395
852
1035
1342
2377
Yobe
118,359
44,569
162,928
7,100
3106
10206
8987
2140
11127
Zamfara
205,636
80,988
286,624
47,822
17280
65102
44851
15137
59988
15,218
15,641
30,859
2,731
4350
7081
1991
3991
5982
Total
1,012,743
846,128
1,858,871
Source: National Commission for Mass Literacy
Note: - = Nil
368,580
324332
692912
327397
269663
597060
FCT, Abuja
363
TABLE 316.2: ADULT LITERACY ENROLMENT IN NIGERIA, 2010- 2011

Number
2009
State
2010
Total
Total
Abia
1337
5497
6834
6168
9159
15327
Adamawa
1276
3828
5104
7012
5813
12825
Akwa Ibom
7311
8217
15528
18328
9545
27873
Anambra
1605
6091
7696
16905
11042
27947
27152
8123
35275
30933
11432
42365
Bauchi
Bayelsa
302
883
1185
5758
4747
10505
Benue
4078
12451
16529
8075
15828
23903
Borno
971
9400
10371
2406
11146
13552
Cross River
8314
12121
20435
14177
17410
31587
Delta
8445
20929
29374
13655
26111
39766
Ebonyi
4190
7047
11237
7414
10882
18296
Edo
8509
11396
19905
30187
43642
73829
Ekiti
345
1705
2050
4055
4983
9038
Enugu
2334
4835
7169
2434
4935
7369
Gombe
7971
3668
11639
9652
7119
16771
Imo
8024
18609
26633
3048
7505
10553
Jigawa
22922
10895
33817
22650
12245
34895
Kaduna
4190
7047
11237
4034
7251
11285
Kano
7650
5350
13000
12805
9327
22132
Kastina
4569
2596
7165
8010
10330
18340
49767
7173
56940
50820
7370
58190
Kebbi
Kogi
440
642
1082
401
831
1232
Kwara
4151
3407
7558
8061
7196
15257
Lagos
24795
59864
84659
28499
68611
97110
Nasssarawa
1693
1924
3617
541
501
1042
Niger
8582
7808
16390
8299
6964
15263
Ogun
1207
1563
2770
900
1207
2107
Ondo
5039
12568
17607
5622
13047
18669
Osun
914
1144
2058
1273
1939
3212
Oyo
1465
2536
4001
1628
2805
4433
Plateau
5818
10606
16424
6669
9338
16007
Rivers
1976
3309
5285
2220
3647
5867
Sokoto
21795
2317
24112
18761
2119
20880
Taraba
830
1720
2550
773
2040
2813
8400
3600
12000
2968
1613
4581
Zamfara
31421
21500
52921
33443
18829
52272
Fct Abuja
2102
4032
6134
1204
3449
4653
316490
306401
622891
399788
391958
791746
Yobe
Total
Source: National Commission for Mass Literacy status Report;
364
TABLE 317: PERCENTAGE OF LITERATE ADULTS, 15 YEARS AND ABOVE, 2005 - 2009
States
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Abia
82.4
82.33
89.3
87.4
90.3
Adamawa
57.2
54.33
56.5
58.4
58.6
Akwa Ibom
85.2
84.99
84.7
81.7
88.7
Anambra
78.6
78.38
86.6
78.2
90.1
Bauchi
54.9
54.17
62.4
36.6
62.4
Bayelsa
25.1
20.5
81.8
75.1
71.2
Benue
70.3
68.23
75.5
66.5
69.3
Borno
38.9
33.9
51.1
37.0
72.7
79
77.17
77.5
75.9
77.3
Delta
90.5
87.04
81.0
85.4
80.4
Ebonyi
67.3
66.28
66.3
73.1
72.7
Edo
85.8
83.87
86.7
91.1
90.1
Ekiti
79.1
77.24
72.6
77.5
77.0
Enugu
74.2
73.27
79.4
68.1
80.6
Gombe
55.4
45.31
74.7
75.1
63.7
85
83.61
82.7
89.9
84.0
Jigawa
49.3
38.31
60.9
47.9
66.9
Kaduna
63.3
56.67
61.7
55.4
58.7
Kano
50.4
46.8
79.5
68.3
61.0
Katsina
39.1
35.98
25.9
29.6
37.6
Kebbi
40.6
31.63
24.9
55.8
56.2
Kogi
65.8
62.33
64.8
59.0
69.4
Kwara
62.5
61.21
53.7
54.9
52.3
Lagos
94.7
94.43
91.1
95.0
91.3
Nassarawa
51.9
48.45
56.7
59.4
70.4
Niger
32.3
29.67
41.3
46.4
50.6
Ogun
69.2
64.38
73.4
73.8
73.4
Ondo
77.7
74.83
83.9
81.4
82.8
Osun
72.1
71.05
75.7
73.1
78.9
Oyo
71.5
69.8
70.1
71.0
82.0
Plateau
55.4
52.34
71.3
71.2
61.7
Rivers
88.6
86.67
89.6
86.8
89.3
Sokoto
34.7
27.27
42.2
48.6
73.0
Taraba
51
49.23
44.6
56.7
60.9
Yobe
20.5
16.82
19.4
39.6
31.3
Zamfara
26.9
18.95
30.7
70.7
82.0
FCT, Abuja
68.1
61.66
70.0
67.1
64.4
63.1
62.37
69.3
66.0
73.4
Cross River
Imo
Nigeria
365
CHART 27: ADULT LITERACY ENROLMENT, 2006 2011

1,200,000
1,000,000
800,000
Number
600,000
400,000
Adult Literacy Enrolment
200,000
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
2011
Year
TABLE 318.1: SUMMARY OF EDUCATION TRUST FUND ALLOCATIONS TO INSTITUTIONS, 2008 2009
Naira
2008
Institutions
2009
Allocation
Disbursement
Universities
3,819,000,000
3,958,460,000
3,078,000,000
1,020,680,000
Polytechnics
2,160,000,000
1,927,080,000
1,878,660,000
904,769,800
Colleges of Education
2,666,000,000
2,156,430,000
2,303,920,000
1,760,886,700
610,000,000
440,100,000
640,500,000
260,825,000
SSES
4,270,500,000
2,836,810,000
4,270,500,000
2,409,800,000
SPEBS (UBEC)
3,870,000,000
2,585,714,000
3,870,000,000
2,697,878,000
SPEBS (JSS)
4,270,500,000
2,083,784,000
182,500,000
72,265,000
na
na
na
na
21,666,000,000
10,816,950,000
16,041,580,000
9,128,104,500
Monotechnics
Inter-Universities &
Other Agencies
Total
Source: Education Trust Fund
366
Allocation
Disbursement
TABLE 318.2: SUMMARY OF EDUCATION TRUST FUND ALLOCATIONS TO INSTITUTIONS, 2010 - 2011
Naira
2010
Institutions
2011
Allocation
Disbursement
Allocation
Disbursement
Universities
10,622,700,000
6,181,608,400
14,000,000,000
2,219,070,800
Polytechnics
6,303,000,000
4,331,550,700
8,495,000,000
2,156,863,400
Colleges of
Education
7,210,880,000
3,990,655,700
8,000,000,000
2,124,410,300
900,000,000
893,325,000
2,841,120,000
1,755,180,515
4,270,500,000
2,409,800,000
12,667,320,000
11,369,016,400
10,836,000,000
7,568,840,400
na
na
7,593,140,000
6,134,705,200
na
na
na
na
na
na
47,736,220,000
31,510,485,400
46,003,440,000
19,624,540,615
Monotechnics
SSES
SPEBS (UBEC)
SPEBS (JSS)
Inter-Universities &
Other Agencies
Total
Source: Education Trust Fund
CHART 29:
EDUCATION TRUST FUND ALLOCATIONS TO INSTITUTIONS, 2008 -2011
50,000,000,000
45,000,000,000
40,000,000,000
35,000,000,000
30,000,000,000
25,000,000,000
Allocation
20,000,000,000
Disbursement
15,000,000,000
10,000,000,000
5,000,000,000
0
2008
2009
2010
2011
Year
m/.
367
CHAPTER 7
EMPLOYMENT
This chapter presents data on employment in selected sectors of the economy and on unemployment.
Unemployment estimation adopted by Nigeria is based on 40 hours of work in a week, rather than the
International Labour Organiisation (ILO) definition of one-hour work in a week.
Other data in this report cover employment creation programmes undertaken by the National Directorate
of Employment, employment data in civil service, registered unemployment and vacancies declared,
trade disputes, among others.
TABLE 319: TOTAL EMPLOYMENT BY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, 2005 - 2009

Number
Description
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
28,633,653
28,936,534
29,049,058
29,484,557
29,664,365
69,001
72,962
81,045
81,002
81,705
Manufacturing industries
907,877
859,990
821,256
799,215
735,345
Production and Distribution of Electricity and

Water
426,642
451,132
389,016
367,207
343,161
Building and Construction
273,049
288,723
329,583
356,407
359,502
Commercial Repairs of Auto and Domestic Art.
103,847
109,808
140,478
151,203
152,516
96,370
101,901
129,672
145,803
163,410
Transport, Storage and Communication
415,988
439,866
807,615
885,617
904,202
Finance Intermediation (include insurance)
280,948
297,074
302,568
307,806
310,479
60,182
63,636
81,045
97,202
108,940
Public Administration Defence and Community

Social Services
5,067,423
5,158,298
5,338,164
5,572,905
5,588,623
Education
9,473,306
10,017,082
10,443,999
11,955,826
12,217,622
296,375
313,387
307,971
329,406
332,267
2,998,702
3,170,830
3,279,621
3,466,866
3,507,868
Total Working Population

49,103,363
50,281,223
Source National Bureau of Statistics
Note: The figures for total employment by economic activity has been revised
51,501,091
54,001,022
54,470,005
Agricultural Hunting Forestry andFishing

Mining and Quarrying
Hotels & Restaurants
Real Estate, Renting and Business Activities
Health and Social Work

Others
368

MANPOWER STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2007
Number
Grade Level
State
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
Abia
21
67
119
80
188
196
252
351
Adamawa
36
35
32
42
50
211
252
Akwa Ibom
12
99
174
259
176
253
237
346
451
Anambra
29
37
44
91
124
223
297
Bauchi
22
26
34
24
23
81
81
Bayelsa
27
27
26
25
18
23
57
118
Benue
16
74
147
195
134
173
139
343
415
Borno
39
26
24
40
33
127
150
Cross River
19
40
106
155
94
113
113
236
286
Delta
13
64
108
148
147
252
266
312
515
Ebonyi
15
17
24
20
17
92
108
Edo
70
136
156
137
239
195
311
556
Ekiti
16
37
40
63
108
97
197
230
Enugu
11
57
116
83
123
84
227
384
Gombe
28
16
14
39
31
130
101
Imo
27
93
160
162
298
346
483
681
Jigawa
16
16
41
44
Kaduna
12
70
167
175
98
134
105
210
200
Kano
13
49
58
35
43
37
87
68
Katsina
10
52
44
37
34
37
82
81
Kebbi
16
23
11
47
34
73
58
Kogi
21
40
128
203
160
262
231
412
503
Kwara
13
34
55
56
106
85
183
233
Lagos
16
45
54
70
97
127
141
216
Nassarawa
12
34
49
36
45
46
125
119
Niger
37
42
47
60
47
115
98
Ogun
21
51
125
160
195
256
295
327
360
Ondo
21
58
83
99
165
184
244
407
Osun
21
52
85
93
137
179
255
333
Oyo
15
36
95
130
97
174
187
235
256
Plateau
34
84
87
60
71
94
202
175
Rivers
16
36
47
33
46
43
127
178
Sokoto
11
14
12
29
35
Taraba
11
29
12
32
22
87
110
Yobe
11
54
50
Zamfara
15
13
11
53
28
Fct(Abuja)
11
19
11
10
37
39
Non Nigerian
Total
208
877
Source: Federal Character Commission
2,208
2,930
2,430
3,770
3,766
6,747
8,567
369

Number
GRADE LEVEL
States
17
CSLD
11
10
16
60
25
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Abia
213
48
127
83
48
31
Adamawa
125
63
54
23
22
14
Akwa Ibom
260
78
100
58
41
Anambra
229
64
146
115
87
67
26
34
13
12
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Benue
Borno
68
21
34
18
248
48
82
43
38
21
10
79
49
59
26
25
15
Cross River
195
70
77
44
23
22
Delta
288
70
243
123
84
33
18
46
27
10
Edo
340
102
151
93
65
32
12
Ekiti
161
27
107
48
32
26
12
Enugu
208
69
81
51
24
17
12
Gombe
67
31
37
17
12
12
Ebonyi
Imo
348
92
214
118
70
48
26
Jigawa
38
21
17
10
Kaduna
165
48
65
50
22
23
17
Kano
71
36
60
36
24
39
16
Katsina
59
38
63
23
22
21
11
Kebbi
53
29
24
19
12
10
10
Kogi
334
80
145
112
53
41
18
Kwara
131
41
103
61
39
22
19
Lagos
152
46
113
65
41
37
13
Nassarawa
67
18
28
21
10
10
Niger
83
55
55
28
28
20
12
Ogun
223
57
146
114
68
45
27
Ondo
208
42
115
75
52
37
13
Osun
201
47
130
85
43
31
30
Oyo
152
43
105
77
47
39
17
Plateau
140
41
62
41
17
21
Rivers
105
37
70
26
22
12
Sokoto
40
23
Taraba
77
46
32
17
Yobe
43
20
25
15
Zamfara
29
16
16
Fct(Abuja)
28
Total
5,342
1,638
Note: CLSD = Consolidated
2,977
1,779
1,127
815
415
154
38
Non Nigerian
370
TABLE 321.1:
CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF 114 FEDERAL PARASTATALS: MANPOWER

STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2007
Number
Grade Level
States
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
79
237
350
237
231
215
366
336
Adamawa
45
160
166
89
120
144
171
121
Akwa Ibom
12
42
177
272
290
355
636
578
445
11
30
63
68
77
123
361
292
32
49
140
141
123
124
102
112
76
Abia
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Benue
Borno
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
14
63
29
25
31
56
36
10
163
389
373
329
313
314
332
259
34
113
168
139
140
142
187
105
11
38
228
306
271
254
176
334
143
58
164
358
267
305
323
459
399
37
42
44
49
40
77
100
Edo
19
113
327
711
429
576
614
685
507
Ekiti
11
11
76
85
101
189
184
216
187
21
176
237
134
164
199
325
245
Enugu
Gombe
17
83
52
63
71
74
126
66
Imo
12
22
120
181
182
253
274
485
409
Jigawa
29
63
91
61
42
50
65
74
35
Kaduna
15
293
811
1,085
877
893
875
607
356
Kano
81
136
202
267
214
217
190
152
134
44
310
293
189
204
138
220
151
Katsina
Kebbi
13
46
45
52
49
43
47
53
Kogi
16
149
306
486
348
450
515
620
466
Kwara
10
124
199
359
173
213
296
500
377
Lagos
15
72
172
108
134
187
164
157
Nassarawa
156
180
157
121
145
133
142
136
Niger
19
54
239
256
328
311
235
323
268
Ogun
146
142
420
407
348
531
680
569
484
Ondo
16
13
80
215
169
256
349
377
316
Osun
12
24
124
123
130
187
297
361
315
Oyo
11
33
107
171
140
256
285
377
304
102
192
187
143
149
113
218
152
Plateau
Rivers
51
131
86
86
99
111
84
Sokoto
14
87
66
54
54
66
54
57
36
Taraba
17
43
31
39
52
66
53
Yobe
25
44
45
35
45
56
54
39
Zamfara
15
55
52
32
30
28
30
28
10
10
35
38
27
33
29
22
15
14
10
15
569
2,232
6,125
8,224
6,456
7,600
8,318
9,976
7,694
Fct(Abuja)
Non Nigerian
Total
371
TABLE 321.2: CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF 114 FEDERAL PARASTATALS: MANPOWER STATISTICS

OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2007
Number
GRADE LEVEL
States
Abia
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
CSLD
214
80
229
168
169
45
33
Adamawa
76
67
94
60
29
23
16
Akwa Ibom
376
79
325
201
347
88
95
Anambra
276
99
215
173
164
58
30
10
Bauchi
71
20
37
38
20
10
Bayelsa
53
16
25
24
11
Benue
213
52
146
135
99
39
16
Borno
101
39
69
104
46
20
Cross River
158
53
154
177
127
27
Delta
291
100
244
215
161
71
46
Ebonyi
48
21
34
15
23
Edo
384
96
259
195
155
66
32
Ekiti
192
65
128
108
84
33
26
Enugu
167
45
142
79
85
29
11
Gombe
Imo
57
21
47
27
22
14
333
122
295
188
170
54
19
Jigawa
41
19
28
17
20
Kaduna
239
70
188
144
90
24
19
Kano
117
43
78
63
42
19
21
Katsina
122
44
89
87
47
25
15
Kebbi
38
15
22
33
17
Kogi
360
129
286
230
157
67
34
Kwara
303
139
283
254
159
62
44
Lagos
183
48
114
111
90
38
17
Nassarawa
118
46
58
51
30
15
Niger
193
39
166
114
95
42
12
Ogun
406
130
296
221
164
72
61
Ondo
224
112
168
145
121
52
33
Osun
277
84
198
134
157
42
29
Oyo
262
88
150
153
132
56
35
Plateau
122
43
102
64
51
30
Rivers
59
37
56
53
30
11
Sokoto
20
18
12
20
Taraba
39
14
19
31
Yobe
29
16
44
20
18
Zamfara
21
10
12
Fct(Abuja)
16
11
Total
6,205
21
2,125
4,824
3,869
3,157
1,177
718
99
Non Nigerian
- = Nil
372

Number
GRADE LEVEL
State
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
Abia
35
69
143
225
221
247
397
363
420
Adamawa
71
57
132
102
95
90
128
140
126
Akwa Ibom
83
185
307
499
313
362
557
484
387
Anambra
33
76
118
187
195
169
388
563
453
Bauchi
33
54
62
83
83
57
84
92
89
Bayelsa
36
65
67
73
51
41
66
80
79
Benue
86
161
300
416
299
278
378
381
273
Borno
41
65
132
110
94
71
89
169
125
Cross River
52
85
196
295
186
166
288
226
213
Delta
54
125
181
308
347
295
513
473
499
Ebonyi
26
29
50
90
47
37
75
107
83
Edo
36
134
245
344
268
318
493
479
505
Ekiti
39
61
96
133
216
156
235
309
272
Enugu
44
61
124
246
192
218
364
342
267
Gombe
21
43
57
58
54
62
70
108
83
Imo
32
86
184
386
337
419
702
755
726
Jigawa
30
20
50
58
34
31
61
71
46
Kaduna
74
148
323
380
320
232
421
324
255
Kano
38
59
120
81
63
76
82
144
150
Katsina
52
62
146
95
86
95
103
107
96
Kebbi
33
41
63
58
50
66
94
103
94
Kogi
60
115
307
528
413
476
845
671
563
Kwara
26
42
113
137
146
165
282
311
311
Lagos
18
37
83
94
144
116
257
235
261
Nasarawa
45
69
135
194
158
188
267
173
179
Niger
49
76
199
292
276
269
374
278
284
Ogun
62
121
252
395
508
399
669
531
574
Ondo
23
81
167
197
274
240
390
325
344
Osun
52
65
129
182
246
189
365
381
354
Oyo
61
95
172
249
239
232
401
414
323
Plateau
52
104
232
220
186
139
258
215
199
Rivers
48
76
118
136
89
65
129
169
136
Sokoto
42
53
57
51
38
28
33
54
56
Taraba
33
56
82
81
74
61
89
115
94
Yobe
27
25
53
40
41
34
61
59
49
Zamfara
26
34
46
31
27
22
22
44
35
FCT
26
83
134
199
100
100
222
122
64
Non
10
Total
1,599
2,818
- = Nil
5,376
7,255
6,510
6,209
10,252
9,927
9,067
373
TABLE 322.2 CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF 24 MINISTRIES/EXTRA-MINISTERIAL DEPARTMENTS:

Number
GRADE LEVEL
State
Abia
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
CSLD
234
214
183
107
116
36
Adamawa
71
54
41
37
30
22
12
Akwa Ibom
222
174
161
92
57
18
Anambra
318
351
289
218
208
66
24
Bauchi
30
27
21
20
18
Bayelsa
40
33
27
14
10
Benue
231
186
104
76
51
30
15
Borno
79
68
46
22
21
15
17
Cross River
121
86
89
45
39
20
Delta
310
314
245
175
107
35
16
41
36
33
10
12
Edo
272
241
197
142
71
30
14
Ekiti
151
140
123
84
43
23
Enugu
164
136
110
55
37
10
Ebonyi
Gombe
44
35
36
15
19
10
385
380
303
184
164
38
17
Jigawa
27
16
13
16
Kaduna
Imo
224
185
146
87
46
35
Kano
63
78
49
37
23
27
13
Katsina
49
67
68
40
28
21
17
Kebbi
42
43
40
21
24
11
Kogi
345
354
278
184
106
56
23
Kwara
181
191
157
94
50
35
14
Lagos
155
125
91
77
49
28
11
Nasarawa
157
133
70
56
20
20
Niger
182
160
140
101
52
37
14
Ogun
319
222
200
130
72
53
21
Ondo
214
183
156
120
65
31
Osun
245
219
198
119
62
27
11
Oyo
230
181
205
110
63
31
Plateau
139
126
110
45
45
32
18
Rivers
47
80
43
36
23
10
Sokoto
18
24
14
16
Taraba
34
32
30
13
18
14
Yobe
35
24
21
14
11
10
Zamfara
19
17
18
FCT
65
62
46
36
26
Non
Total
5,505
4,997
- = Nil
4,097
2,653
1,815
873
370
90
374

Number
GRADE LEVEL
State
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
Abia
34
130
332
633
675
554
852
995
1,156
Adamawa
16
171
531
496
501
556
689
712
535
Akwa Ibom
28
114
387
719
663
618
1,043
877
819
Anambra
46
51
197
571
505
431
754
1,130
1,327
Bauchi
60
116
393
447
373
370
405
365
284
Bayelsa
26
78
94
76
82
166
113
126
Benue
27
235
492
762
721
679
939
744
724
Borno
26
168
486
644
511
473
616
663
501
Cross River
40
128
438
636
555
431
645
671
545
Delta
28
144
396
593
849
531
1,287
1,147
1,504
Ebonyi
86
109
199
202
131
242
244
243
Edo
38
264
657
1,091
1,043
893
1,721
1,633
1,813
Ekiti
17
68
300
353
458
498
680
705
920
Enugu
14
67
297
620
484
461
808
899
953
Gombe
11
94
195
230
214
257
380
340
290
Imo
32
208
371
952
929
843
1,349
1,727
2,031
Jigawa
40
139
290
315
186
234
311
206
203
Kaduna
48
392
1,053
1,640
1,799
1,382
1,744
1,315
1,042
Kano
98
194
358
643
667
536
772
666
680
Katsina
43
148
326
431
364
383
461
518
361
Kebbi
28
132
192
252
274
211
323
379
224
Kogi
36
210
620
877
1,033
1,036
1,631
1,566
1,518
Kwara
32
80
285
361
360
369
909
818
1,138
Lagos
14
47
189
258
391
229
647
579
748
Nasarawa
14
118
243
342
331
361
391
373
297
Niger
15
104
509
514
591
590
859
784
655
Ogun
47
178
591
1,019
988
806
1,793
1,587
1,987
Ondo
23
107
541
790
743
740
1,259
1,205
1,465
Osun
20
94
425
559
612
743
1,306
1,354
1,803
Oyo
18
94
386
498
514
468
1,208
1,086
1,242
Plateau
31
161
383
687
613
528
743
821
605
Rivers
11
29
180
310
254
194
463
391
407
Sokoto
24
129
191
244
246
172
218
237
135
Taraba
28
123
290
267
222
267
282
327
272
Yobe
11
84
356
211
144
162
249
259
153
Zamfara
57
101
120
147
113
107
144
170
138
FCT
15
102
162
182
109
129
144
96
57
Non
12
14
13,353
19,595
19,318
17,458
28,438
27,714
28,915
Total
1,076
4,836
- = Nil
375

Number
GRADE LEVEL
State
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
CSLD
Abia
687
313
532
355
326
122
54
Adamawa
457
201
343
241
211
69
31
20
Akwa Ibom
497
291
401
363
359
102
53
Anambra
906
432
656
391
547
232
92
28
Bauchi
217
107
151
97
102
42
15
19
Bayelsa
83
46
59
41
19
15
Benue
593
215
414
278
271
94
67
12
Borno
399
186
285
221
206
76
23
12
Cross River
291
235
250
210
196
52
14
Delta
834
340
600
434
311
176
82
Ebonyi
171
64
93
56
37
20
Edo
1,025
519
681
505
386
189
96
21
Ekiti
540
200
426
261
306
136
110
Enugu
553
242
333
207
163
75
26
10
Gombe
259
102
210
108
96
66
28
12
Imo
1,148
444
850
637
587
232
92
23
Jigawa
158
68
130
111
87
36
16
11
Kaduna
722
215
565
320
312
105
55
40
Kano
488
191
419
255
290
114
66
11
Katsina
262
113
234
148
143
67
35
17
Kebbi
195
90
158
104
83
38
17
11
1,108
489
774
527
509
198
109
45
Kwara
631
275
446
319
313
135
63
23
Lagos
322
115
267
165
131
81
41
Nasarawa
215
79
158
123
71
43
Niger
500
217
260
223
171
77
22
18
Ogun
900
262
682
401
414
200
124
13
Ondo
715
258
570
340
384
141
105
17
Osun
842
283
628
509
534
214
98
Oyo
662
225
449
347
328
157
68
Plateau
493
192
366
276
247
84
40
Rivers
244
82
174
121
100
43
19
Sokoto
98
32
57
61
30
15
10
Taraba
153
61
101
100
56
35
Yobe
122
51
116
76
54
29
12
Zamfara
87
35
62
52
29
21
FCT
46
22
28
18
15
Non
18
11
17
20
Total
17,641
7,298
12,939
9,007
8,441
3,541
1,736
438
Kogi
376

Number
GRADE LEVEL
State
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
Abia
26
46
170
291
251
551
807
819
706
Adamawa
59
55
186
252
161
296
567
634
295
Akwa Ibom
61
98
363
550
425
665
971
927
686
Anambra
29
46
151
293
221
369
595
883
652
Bauchi
35
30
130
284
170
349
491
510
227
Bayelsa
26
45
90
143
87
187
177
173
171
Benue
50
124
366
621
314
685
784
1116
553
Borno
35
57
165
293
152
223
363
730
250
Cross River
33
70
254
374
244
410
583
818
388
Delta
45
90
244
430
336
584
1027
1030
838
Ebonyi
16
33
72
170
117
188
175
320
153
Edo
25
79
269
505
338
640
995
1244
774
Ekiti
25
52
117
242
238
392
525
612
427
Enugu
18
64
135
316
189
400
500
982
506
Gombe
26
49
93
199
92
240
274
374
212
Imo
23
54
213
464
451
818
1429
1467
1264
Jigawa
37
18
71
176
67
137
188
256
127
Kaduna
41
99
413
693
343
560
920
1071
497
Kano
26
68
131
235
109
258
393
440
304
Katsina
42
58
178
271
115
273
414
456
243
Kebbi
31
38
64
176
102
182
241
339
203
Kogi
35
86
370
624
421
896
1373
1503
870
Kwara
20
25
130
277
198
369
635
635
525
Lagos
23
89
226
197
339
552
581
408
Nasarawa
37
61
186
379
218
396
531
573
515
Niger
23
75
237
450
325
604
664
779
480
Ogun
32
62
264
479
465
811
1164
901
797
Ondo
11
56
190
334
329
448
779
593
523
Osun
27
47
147
265
249
505
757
749
559
Oyo
25
62
213
354
301
457
678
736
528
Plateau
30
89
297
367
230
329
639
828
395
Rivers
34
63
151
290
171
271
359
454
305
Sokoto
41
54
78
178
88
145
208
232
115
Taraba
24
56
90
224
121
182
300
429
220
Yobe
27
31
66
209
70
115
242
321
144
Zamfara
35
29
68
166
57
137
147
189
95
FCT
16
65
191
290
168
262
416
368
160
Non
10
Total
1132
2157
6645
12090
8130
14673
21863
25082
16115
377

Number
State
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
CSLD
Abia
441
332
315
215
136
41
11
Adamawa
182
120
141
96
50
27
20
Akwa Ibom
458
342
317
167
94
34
10
Anambra
579
572
463
379
274
86
47
Bauchi
136
84
99
64
41
17
15
Bayelsa
92
60
56
36
16
10
Benue
452
312
299
168
99
52
21
Borno
207
138
132
73
56
33
17
Cross River
271
134
178
104
56
37
10
Delta
603
456
383
321
158
69
28
75
47
49
31
26
Edo
548
402
343
264
117
42
20
Ekiti
290
221
223
154
78
36
13
Enugu
356
226
220
115
69
19
12
Gombe
123
94
100
60
40
17
Imo
Ebonyi
834
678
581
384
213
68
29
Jigawa
72
47
40
35
35
11
10
Kaduna
415
341
296
168
87
53
18
Kano
203
163
158
103
50
42
24
Katsina
197
153
174
92
58
30
20
Kebbi
123
109
102
72
33
28
24
Kogi
638
579
509
308
165
72
38
Kwara
376
309
281
163
100
39
25
Lagos
291
238
182
160
97
48
16
Nasarawa
257
217
147
93
50
28
11
Niger
348
284
279
199
93
55
23
Ogun
541
404
346
254
120
66
40
Ondo
370
332
251
191
112
32
14
Osun
463
368
331
216
104
45
18
Oyo
417
315
301
182
84
36
20
Plateau
294
216
234
141
72
29
20
Rivers
195
144
138
80
51
16
Sokoto
56
46
38
32
21
13
Taraba
114
75
89
50
37
12
Yobe
106
66
78
45
32
19
14
Zamfara
44
34
40
24
15
FCT
93
90
86
61
29
12
Non
8748
7999
5300
2968
1282
639
129
Total
11261
Note: - = Nil
378

Number
State
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
Abia
131
51
258
838
491
697
1,107
1,364
1,002
Adamawa
45
79
540
685
496
767
836
949
622
Akwa Ibom
71
85
401
1,087
676
976
1,278
1,467
840
159
84
292
980
543
707
898
1,761
1,280
60
52
442
892
455
517
568
575
299
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa
12
84
100
419
179
283
315
353
157
Benue
201
94
495
1,248
907
1,005
1,389
1,147
821
Borno
73
144
322
743
570
722
849
868
587
97
66
365
829
418
606
768
873
513
102
150
362
1,334
655
1,247
1,607
1,965
1,335
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
40
28
113
406
191
267
301
410
304
Edo
185
220
676
1,616
761
1,360
1,701
2,362
1,371
Ekiti
88
79
205
686
433
662
881
1,207
770
Enugu
141
70
309
1,069
575
814
958
1,370
949
Gombe
36
21
187
533
468
417
613
577
449
Imo
227
38
459
1,270
885
1,228
1,864
2,804
1,745
Jigawa
41
52
325
553
214
333
348
424
269
Kaduna
105
361
1,082
2,635
1,793
1,954
2,103
1,820
1,257
Kano
116
184
786
1,290
711
951
988
1,226
874
67
65
620
779
435
574
603
647
434
Katsina
Kebbi
47
28
182
397
196
339
314
459
289
Kogi
270
197
637
1,614
1,158
1,677
2,194
2,272
1,674
Kwara
145
86
322
664
426
785
1,048
1,580
923
Lagos
97
22
196
620
352
500
762
857
469
Nasarawa
60
39
343
736
473
551
575
564
322
Niger
70
309
568
1,005
601
985
1,102
1,011
705
Ogun
271
134
554
1,307
768
1,357
2,006
2,159
1,355
Ondo
115
92
402
1,035
761
1,052
1,488
1,867
1,072
Osun
148
62
406
796
547
1,144
1,584
2,114
1,507
Oyo
139
174
282
780
561
936
1,228
1,475
878
Plateau
101
130
450
766
535
687
820
833
522
Rivers
44
54
223
782
371
578
714
823
531
Sokoto
38
28
147
448
188
234
249
322
161
Taraba
53
17
229
450
238
335
404
419
247
Yobe
38
44
174
411
221
238
379
310
221
Zamfara
22
47
162
360
157
241
219
326
159
FCT
44
50
218
417
166
175
216
201
84
Non
10
11
12
3,699
3,520
13,835
32,483
19,582
27,905
35,287
41,772
27,009
Total
379

Number
GRADE LEVEL
State
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
CSLD
Abia
806
546
429
345
130
54
11
Adamawa
504
316
317
226
125
55
16
Akwa Ibom
611
494
411
301
117
57
1,083
11
690
719
547
200
68
25
Bauchi
267
190
203
122
58
28
11
Bayelsa
151
85
72
49
24
10
Benue
595
379
377
252
98
57
17
Borno
406
19
307
336
254
97
33
12
Cross River
329
238
172
120
41
12
1,003
715
523
423
137
73
10
Anambra
Delta
Ebonyi
250
116
86
62
29
10
Edo
1,094
669
611
499
134
68
32
Ekiti
614
313
423
299
138
99
Enugu
652
384
336
250
77
29
14
Gombe
300
183
279
166
81
41
10
Imo
1,392
13
833
801
635
164
74
18
Jigawa
213
148
130
106
44
22
12
Kaduna
866
12
521
698
464
143
74
24
Kano
722
16
464
537
267
139
78
10
Katsina
363
266
268
176
97
36
20
Kebbi
242
184
151
103
41
17
1,171
13
662
877
637
268
164
40
Kwara
695
11
466
564
347
165
86
20
Lagos
369
313
234
204
75
30
11
Nasarawa
285
149
187
106
47
21
Niger
457
35
374
355
222
91
33
13
Ogun
972
628
609
498
155
82
23
Ondo
813
493
517
375
121
81
16
Osun
Kogi
1,065
14
556
604
458
162
92
16
Oyo
699
12
452
421
332
126
54
18
Plateau
420
271
251
185
43
24
Rivers
393
277
199
142
38
22
Sokoto
137
100
61
54
16
Taraba
187
155
123
89
30
14
Yobe
128
27
111
93
68
24
11
Zamfara
127
64
95
71
24
10
FCT
63
37
37
20
Non
15
16
14
Total
20,459
307
13,151
13,122
9,476
3,511
1744
475
- = Nil
380

Number
GRADE LEVEL
State
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
Abia
66
180
354
373
583
470
826
1,085
1,026
Adamawa
11
50
715
457
432
525
583
1,022
575
Akwa Ibom
22
85
360
756
623
771
1,206
1,349
971
Anambra
36
166
434
536
787
549
826
1,555
1,576
Bauchi
12
28
551
566
347
405
443
544
307
Bayelsa
45
73
274
140
230
304
399
181
Benue
27
242
517
894
824
863
1,166
1,345
934
Borno
22
95
384
597
443
498
625
882
567
Cross River
27
81
234
512
475
502
831
1,037
709
Delta
27
87
338
801
801
807
1,360
1,767
1,546
18
126
242
208
190
304
443
279
Edo
27
242
601
1,236
728
883
1,605
2,555
1,789
Ekiti
14
59
176
366
424
451
692
960
819
Enugu
12
40
161
356
431
382
718
1,037
954
Gombe
13
238
440
322
323
458
536
341
Ebonyi
Imo
28
105
431
678
878
823
1,532
2,385
1,987
Jigawa
53
215
293
150
246
249
337
195
Kaduna
35
168
485
1,117
1,111
1,027
1,364
1,167
947
Kano
14
150
811
974
754
749
767
931
655
Katsina
12
33
346
469
300
379
430
537
296
Kebbi
13
26
188
256
208
265
277
432
310
Kogi
32
139
427
870
858
995
1,584
1,860
1,568
Kwara
26
269
334
579
502
457
1,008
1,649
1,074
Lagos
10
58
151
299
370
264
588
768
525
67
242
443
341
362
563
527
324
Niger
11
56
232
403
363
584
928
904
661
Ogun
29
106
396
673
804
690
1,490
1,706
1,503
Ondo
19
80
330
649
638
667
1,120
1,483
1,188
Osun
13
74
419
672
643
744
1,205
1,785
1,568
Oyo
10
92
267
728
557
643
1,005
1,320
1,152
Plateau
23
103
299
438
550
490
908
1,062
718
Rivers
36
153
508
432
413
566
592
487
Sokoto
17
89
198
169
121
170
208
125
Taraba
12
62
152
299
202
213
263
434
208
Yobe
11
14
109
250
139
157
235
276
166
Nasarawa
Zamfara
12
113
129
79
112
129
229
126
FCT
12
41
119
169
110
92
119
143
75
Non
11,570
19,501
17,733
18,343
28,450
37,257
28,438
Total
665
3,193
381

Number
GRADE LEVEL
State
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Abia
621
373
350
241
207
108
59
Adamawa
415
267
232
196
150
91
44
11
Akwa Ibom
476
313
359
306
321
80
32
Anambra
875
10
458
654
484
497
296
143
17
Bauchi
246
218
205
123
91
65
21
Bayelsa
103
59
72
56
60
13
Benue
641
313
439
337
341
116
94
Borno
352
243
283
227
218
86
55
Cross River
318
178
217
158
168
69
13
Delta
892
658
516
359
349
139
116
10
Ebonyi
170
70
102
63
43
19
14
Edo
1,251
596
708
498
533
220
166
Ekiti
474
253
332
253
288
114
60
Enugu
523
282
245
182
172
64
44
Gombe
CSLD
243
143
225
99
96
71
39
1,164
654
628
599
494
181
97
12
Jigawa
131
127
97
65
40
31
30
Kaduna
510
415
380
281
226
104
87
11
Kano
455
414
298
206
127
78
34
Katsina
222
228
136
111
107
64
19
11
Kebbi
217
168
169
112
76
37
16
Kogi
956
544
669
494
382
206
133
12
Kwara
747
362
542
350
319
151
78
Lagos
305
236
196
195
124
63
26
Nasarawa
249
151
145
140
103
35
13
Niger
352
306
269
161
171
105
43
Ogun
864
473
488
471
346
132
62
12
Ondo
607
354
377
297
308
113
55
Osun
918
412
554
465
621
167
88
12
Oyo
691
368
407
372
325
139
52
Plateau
527
344
366
282
284
103
45
Rivers
265
192
133
90
71
30
20
Sokoto
73
59
31
23
35
Taraba
210
128
98
95
71
28
16
Yobe
86
67
81
63
44
18
15
Zamfara
76
51
51
54
25
12
FCT
32
27
25
20
15
Non
62
10,509
11,084
8,533
7,856
3,365
1,853
269
Imo
Total
17,259
- = Nil
382
TABLE 327.1: CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF 28 FEDERAL MINISTRIES/EXTRA-MINISTERIAL

DEPARTMENTS: MANPOWER STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF
ORIGIN, 2010
Number
GRADE LEVEL
State
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
29
126
192
144
290
467
357
398
Adamawa
49
40
209
168
95
210
259
183
157
Akwa Ibom
31
83
386
790
317
620
1,077
520
498
Anambra
17
39
145
189
134
221
363
333
319
Bauchi
25
21
145
161
75
217
223
146
116
Bayelsa
20
31
73
98
29
84
99
133
66
Benue
28
67
275
341
169
386
479
322
278
Borno
Abia
23
41
156
178
86
199
194
223
143
Cross River
34
153
197
122
226
335
235
178
Delta
51
174
269
173
347
584
399
425
Ebonyi
33
68
105
42
92
104
167
95
Edo
12
41
168
270
145
343
558
378
431
Ekiti
13
36
91
136
140
195
340
311
270
Enugu
48
113
180
123
224
286
278
226
Gombe
13
36
101
118
43
125
166
172
95
Imo
10
28
204
288
189
451
826
480
588
Jigawa
23
15
89
108
28
102
103
121
68
Kaduna
25
64
311
337
212
370
519
309
272
Kano
11
51
165
171
54
180
260
191
182
Katsina
31
46
219
161
78
172
266
165
128
Kebbi
27
32
86
116
42
151
139
152
121
Kogi
22
51
280
454
233
495
754
466
428
Kwara
13
123
201
92
262
366
267
257
Lagos
62
133
97
187
356
249
225
Nasarawa
22
38
147
180
83
250
240
178
143
Niger
11
50
226
255
126
337
276
239
195
Ogun
12
43
164
311
274
373
824
427
504
Ondo
41
141
187
190
251
494
303
268
Osun
10
34
134
173
137
288
486
328
291
Oyo
17
31
153
230
154
284
409
298
268
Plateau
75
211
217
117
217
343
248
211
Rivers
17
41
117
162
77
135
193
179
140
Sokoto
27
48
97
109
40
124
104
122
68
Taraba
23
51
113
136
72
143
172
153
98
Yobe
19
21
88
83
35
105
130
122
67
Zamfara
18
27
76
72
25
78
73
102
47
FCT
13
22
128
129
46
44
41
59
38
Non
10
Total
626
1,458
5,720
7,606
4,239
8,783
12,911
9,325
8,303
383
TABLE 327.2: CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF 28 FEDERAL MINISTRIES/EXTRA-MINISTERIAL

DEPARTMENTS: MANPOWER STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF
ORIGIN, 2010
Number
State
GRADE LEVEL
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
CSLD
Abia
227
24
217
163
116
111
37
Adamawa
121
39
77
56
33
25
13
Akwa Ibom
272
31
216
163
106
65
20
Anambra
260
61
278
243
211
199
80
14
92
38
62
39
19
23
Bauchi
Bayelsa
67
10
48
26
12
17
Benue
237
49
196
133
70
72
18
Borno
143
30
93
60
37
35
15
13
Cross River
150
18
100
70
54
44
16
Delta
328
53
239
214
153
106
40
90
32
25
13
11
Edo
272
39
203
160
137
71
30
Ekiti
199
24
154
133
82
59
34
Enugu
197
24
142
105
57
37
17
Gombe
96
16
55
38
26
13
Ebonyi
Imo
438
99
378
282
180
167
54
11
Jigawa
59
27
31
20
16
14
16
Kaduna
220
74
170
115
58
36
24
Kano
144
65
122
68
31
22
18
12
Katsina
138
65
119
121
43
27
17
Kebbi
86
36
56
45
30
26
14
Kogi
328
58
248
247
138
114
35
Kwara
210
62
216
167
106
59
20
Lagos
198
37
154
125
84
66
26
Nasarawa
110
23
83
30
28
15
11
Niger
182
55
123
145
65
31
27
10
Ogun
366
33
265
219
165
104
52
20
Ondo
260
32
189
152
145
83
33
Osun
244
58
208
204
140
106
26
Oyo
233
34
219
214
120
78
21
10
Plateau
198
55
152
118
71
34
16
Rivers
115
24
94
62
42
36
Sokoto
49
31
22
12
Taraba
72
25
67
47
18
18
Yobe
83
19
38
29
24
16
12
Zamfara
34
11
30
15
12
FCT
23
14
13
Non
Total
6,541
1,358
- = Nil
5,112
4,088
2,657
1,963
791
226
83
384
TABLE 328.1: CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF 338 FEDERAL MINISTRIES/EXTRA-MINISTERIA

DEPARTMENTS MANPOWER STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN,
2011
NUMBER
GRADE LEVEL
State
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
21
282
350
636
462
725
1,340
1,791
1,518
Adamawa
262
466
766
407
700
1,145
1,205
866
Akwa Ibom
328
639
1,469
795
1,284
2,110
1,957
1,523
Anambra
315
355
882
758
787
1,251
2,316
2,224
Bauchi
185
313
449
286
524
582
642
409
Bayelsa
206
241
300
105
280
554
750
446
Benue
14
397
727
1,097
695
1,090
1,726
1,874
1,196
Borno
208
381
542
317
637
825
1,037
768
Cross River
255
539
713
451
739
1,148
1,122
1,024
11
408
569
1,136
706
1,160
2,118
2,533
2,072
Ebonyi
198
330
472
226
380
568
818
518
Edo
360
579
1,768
962
1,471
2,224
3,539
2,381
Ekiti
316
318
590
412
687
1,199
1,765
1,183
Enugu
227
323
708
507
741
1,253
1,780
1,417
Gombe
156
402
556
377
501
766
861
535
Imo
422
611
1,276
917
1,324
2,607
3,395
2,985
Jigawa
240
347
514
159
391
434
632
371
Kaduna
335
878
1,398
1,064
1,469
2,079
1,982
1,372
Kano
264
982
1,133
697
906
1,126
1,385
1,073
Katsina
195
613
643
344
557
755
913
536
Kebbi
174
401
356
200
364
465
1,002
472
Kogi
411
865
1,521
990
1,676
2,743
3,230
2,345
Kwara
318
370
579
343
722
1,279
1,969
1,396
Lagos
314
280
497
366
489
973
1,074
795
Nasarawa
223
475
612
410
708
989
1,122
552
Niger
202
663
859
689
1,077
1,531
1,516
1,074
Ogun
12
733
518
957
782
1,280
2,402
2,369
1,984
Ondo
402
432
806
589
926
1,709
1,884
1,441
Osun
453
463
684
510
970
1,661
2,266
1,773
Oyo
414
486
675
481
946
1,525
1,938
1,379
Plateau
629
831
841
771
870
1,400
1,548
1,013
Rivers
204
369
827
427
563
972
1,036
791
Sokoto
194
332
413
213
268
413
543
275
Taraba
186
349
421
256
392
553
653
433
Yobe
174
462
522
183
316
441
614
353
Zamfara
249
393
283
136
255
347
497
258
FCT
143
367
469
243
342
482
501
453
Non
12
17
12
130
10,982
Total
18,031
28,375
18,240
28,519
45,698
56,076
41,216
Abia
Delta
385
TABLE 328.2: CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF 338 FEDERAL MINISTRIES/EXTRA-MINISTERIA DEPARTMENTS

Number
GRADE LEVEL
State
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
996
726
609
442
347
161
Adamawa
582
438
420
317
304
Akwa Ibom
1,077
693
758
485
508
Anambra
1,292
1,007
1,109
816
Bauchi
283
269
191
148
Bayelsa
362
175
216
110
144
Benue
858
618
576
404
291
Borno
431
405
328
238
188
Cross River
585
11
379
352
269
189
1,301
1,086
866
623
284
207
201
160
Edo
1,397
942
967
Ekiti
816
538
566
Enugu
856
613
Gombe
387
287
1,805
Jigawa
235
Kaduna
829
Kano
790
Katsina
17
CSLD
110
16
118
67
21
223
165
11
751
469
292
20
108
78
35
17
63
59
17
154
100
12
125
49
12
119
47
17
477
240
179
20
74
39
21
651
600
291
213
20
385
329
194
105
11
491
345
247
129
49
311
185
152
113
56
10
1,311
1,048
876
701
306
158
17
254
215
125
131
65
40
13
836
631
476
303
154
76
16
575
583
389
328
212
127
13
404
420
257
256
178
103
57
15
Kebbi
309
331
225
194
128
71
30
Kogi
1,487
1,212
1,083
829
600
307
168
21
Kwara
852
743
642
449
352
208
95
16
Lagos
550
502
395
332
247
150
76
11
Nasarawa
442
429
311
224
152
62
28
Niger
760
674
558
342
306
135
71
12
Ogun
1,438
912
877
675
527
305
168
19
Ondo
960
707
565
453
352
182
93
10
Osun
1,133
829
739
561
435
274
116
16
Oyo
912
697
657
485
355
203
124
14
Plateau
763
487
579
421
377
144
78
Rivers
541
406
254
227
162
99
60
10
Sokoto
193
165
110
76
67
31
10
Taraba
287
313
192
158
94
51
22
Yobe
207
201
195
129
103
48
33
Zamfara
163
185
101
115
47
34
20
FCT
136
147
126
91
56
16
11
Non
13
26
20,725
18,310
13,466
10,723
5,680
3,234
Abia
Delta
Ebonyi
Imo
26,712
52
Total
- = Nil
386
467
TABLE 329.1: CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF PARASTATALS TOTAL OF 243, 892 MANPOWER STATISTICS
Number
GRADE LEVEL
State
Abia
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
21
97
198
437
306
473
765
1320
1038
Adamawa
59
297
578
279
515
882
1041
730
Akwa Ibom
111
305
1056
510
828
1,233
1423
1119
Anambra
147
255
721
636
616
761
1742
1768
Bauchi
25
188
322
189
368
413
529
316
Bayelsa
92
216
67
206
427
641
373
Benue
10
70
304
583
423
602
1046
1318
852
Borno
26
254
370
227
483
595
876
625
Cross River
72
281
384
281
480
701
796
778
Delta
161
338
825
510
802
1,357
2009
1566
Ebonyi
30
230
391
173
315
450
703
427
Edo
156
345
1446
724
1055
1,436
2986
1934
Ekiti
151
196
414
241
486
764
1443
894
Enugu
51
176
501
365
472
739
1324
1094
Gombe
17
308
453
282
401
578
701
442
Imo
228
416
942
675
829
1,641
2,502
2209
Jigawa
37
246
447
135
343
361
568
307
Kaduna
76
482
887
786
1013
1465
1502
1058
Kano
99
857
1009
616
794
959
1232
932
Katsina
29
452
503
268
433
599
765
422
Kebbi
20
315
289
158
297
344
911
386
Kogi
151
476
920
609
1009
1,583
2250
1704
Kwara
102
207
376
188
466
842
1606
1073
Lagos
134
129
308
182
270
476
822
557
Nassarawa
51
241
362
240
432
575
837
346
Niger
16
481
570
437
711
1003
1156
805
Ogun
10
548
327
656
505
814
1,356
1,826
1502
Ondo
209
236
580
359
633
1052
1506
1107
Osun
200
239
431
300
648
1082
1770
1416
Oyo
229
299
448
294
651
962
1542
1071
Plateau
437
588
589
606
614
1011
1235
810
Rivers
14
200
635
332
427
722
850
676
Sokoto
62
248
333
172
227
342
473
221
Taraba
34
260
334
176
295
384
528
324
Yobe
23
391
456
152
266
347
542
290
Zamfara
108
324
232
113
230
284
439
209
Fct(Abuja)
11
209
260
138
180
232
270
122
Non Nigerian
12
15
11
72
3,999
11,402
20,266
12,656
19,686
29,772
43,999
31,514
Total
387
TABLE 329.2: CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF PARASTATALS TOTAL OF 243, 892 MANPOWER

STATISTICS OF STAFF DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN, 2011
Number
GRADE LEVEL
State
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
CSLD
Abia
692
444
404
286
242
117
84
6,933
Adamawa
495
331
339
255
261
93
46
19
6,220
Akwa Ibom
806
424
562
333
428
182
147
10
9,482
Anambra
949
601
769
541
572
370
232
15
10,697
Bauchi
235
207
145
113
88
55
27
13
3,233
Bayelsa
276
104
171
76
127
44
50
12
2,891
Benue
575
395
358
270
225
105
72
10
7,220
Borno
328
300
253
186
149
90
31
4,802
Cross River
397
11
243
249
170
137
83
27
5,099
Delta
941
752
584
379
363
180
148
13
10,942
Ebonyi
231
152
157
119
61
35
17
3,492
Edo
1063
595
721
447
500
242
179
15
13,847
Ekiti
569
318
419
258
248
149
89
10
6,651
Enugu
609
415
320
237
186
94
40
6,630
Gombe
330
215
254
153
128
89
43
4,403
1254
797
675
600
543
225
121
14
13,671
Jigawa
193
204
181
103
119
54
37
11
3,346
Kaduna
555
550
436
340
232
109
48
15
9,557
Kano
666
466
495
327
295
179
100
10
9,039
Katsina
324
330
193
199
136
80
32
11
4,776
Kebbi
255
259
178
153
97
42
18
3,728
Kogi
989
685
694
539
443
217
120
17
12,408
Kwara
635
508
441
315
261
149
70
12
7,254
Lagos
343
294
240
220
168
94
54
4,299
Nassarawa
242
216
188
144
104
37
12
4,032
Niger
514
447
367
206
232
93
52
10
7,100
Ogun
986
561
581
475
399
219
120
16
10,905
Ondo
675
452
367
298
258
127
77
7,948
Osun
851
545
501
397
335
209
98
13
9,037
Oyo
661
412
450
323
278
148
90
7,871
Plateau
545
352
472
295
316
96
61
8,035
Rivers
434
303
183
163
120
76
43
10
5,188
Sokoto
141
118
70
52
54
23
2,548
Taraba
215
235
135
126
76
36
18
3,180
Yobe
165
149
155
101
81
37
20
3,181
Zamfara
134
136
76
99
34
23
15
2,462
74
56
51
31
23
1,672
13
26
19,353
45
13,577
12,840
9,334
8,332
4,212
2,474
359
Imo
Fct(Abuja)
Non Nigerian
Total
388
TOTAL
113
243,892

Number
GRADE LEVEL
State
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
Abia
185
152
199
156
252
575
471
480
Adamawa
203
169
188
128
185
263
164
136
Akwa Ibom
217
334
413
285
456
877
534
404
Anambra
168
100
161
122
171
490
574
456
Bauchi
160
125
127
97
156
169
113
93
Bayelsa
198
149
84
38
74
127
109
73
Benue
327
423
514
272
488
680
556
344
Borno
Cross
River
Delta
182
127
172
90
154
230
161
143
183
258
329
170
259
447
326
246
247
231
311
196
358
761
524
506
Ebonyi
168
100
81
53
65
118
115
91
Edo
204
234
322
238
416
788
553
447
Ekiti
165
122
176
171
201
435
322
289
Enugu
176
147
207
142
269
514
456
323
Gombe
139
94
103
95
100
188
160
93
Imo
194
195
334
242
495
966
893
776
Jigawa
203
101
67
24
48
73
64
64
Kaduna
259
396
511
278
456
614
480
314
Kano
165
125
124
81
112
167
153
141
Katsina
166
161
140
76
124
156
148
114
Kebbi
154
86
67
42
67
121
91
86
Kogi
260
389
601
381
667
1,160
980
641
Kwara
216
163
203
155
256
437
363
323
Lagos
180
151
189
184
219
497
252
238
Nassarawa
172
234
250
170
276
414
285
206
Niger
186
182
289
252
366
528
360
269
Ogun
185
191
301
277
466
1,046
543
482
Ondo
193
196
226
230
293
657
378
334
Osun
253
224
253
210
322
579
496
357
Oyo
185
187
227
187
295
563
396
308
Plateau
192
243
252
165
256
389
313
203
Rivers
190
169
192
95
136
250
186
115
Sokoto
132
84
80
41
41
71
70
54
Taraba
152
89
87
80
97
169
125
109
Yobe
151
71
66
31
50
94
72
63
Zamfara
141
69
51
23
25
63
58
49
Fct(Abuja)
132
158
209
105
162
250
231
331
Non
Nigerian
Total
58
6,983
6,629
8,109
5,584
8,833
15,926
12,077
9,702
389

Number
GRADE LEVEL
State
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
CSLD
TOTAL
304
282
205
156
105
44
26
3599
Adamawa
87
107
81
62
43
25
21
1865
Akwa Ibom
271
269
196
152
80
41
18
4548
Anambra
343
406
340
275
179
99
60
3949
48
62
46
35
20
23
1287
Abia
Bauchi
Bayelsa
86
71
45
34
17
19
1138
Benue
283
223
218
134
66
49
28
4618
Borno
Cross
River
103
105
75
52
39
35
18
1690
188
136
103
99
52
36
20
2869
Delta
360
334
282
244
114
60
31
4569
53
55
44
41
13
1007
Edo
334
347
246
204
100
49
34
4526
Ekiti
247
220
147
127
81
45
16
2765
Enugu
247
198
171
108
61
35
3066
Ebonyi
Gombe
57
72
57
32
24
24
13
1252
551
514
373
276
158
81
37
6089
Jigawa
42
50
34
22
12
11
820
Kaduna
274
286
195
136
71
45
28
4347
Kano
124
109
88
62
33
33
27
1550
80
90
64
57
42
23
25
1472
Kebbi
54
72
47
41
31
29
995
Kogi
498
527
389
290
157
90
48
7084
Kwara
217
235
201
134
91
59
25
3082
Lagos
207
208
155
112
79
56
22
2754
Nassarawa
200
213
123
80
48
25
16
2719
Niger
246
227
191
136
74
42
19
3372
Ogun
452
351
296
200
128
86
48
5057
Ondo
285
255
198
155
94
55
16
3567
Osun
282
284
238
164
100
65
18
3852
Oyo
251
285
207
162
77
55
34
3425
Plateau
218
135
107
126
61
48
17
2730
Rivers
107
103
71
64
42
23
17
1760
Sokoto
52
47
40
24
13
763
Taraba
72
78
57
32
18
15
1185
Yobe
42
52
40
28
22
11
13
807
Zamfara
29
49
25
16
13
11
629
Fct(Abuja)
62
91
75
60
33
1918
11
7,359
7,148
5,470
4,132
2,391
1,468
752
108
102,736
Imo
Katsina
Non
Nigerian
Total
390
TABLE 330: COMPENSATION OF EMPLOYEES IN INDUSTRIES & BUSINESSES, 2007 2009

('Million)
Activity Sector
2007
2008
2009
61,587.86
54,800.24
63,165.91
1,067.81
1,174.59
1,336.44
644.51
608.78
682.85
14,638.86
15,350.55
17,523.92
AGRIC
Crop Production
Livestock
Forestry
Fishing
MINING AND QUARRYING
Coal Mining
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas
4.01
4.20
4.80
19,604.35
19,633.48
16,008.80
Metal Ores
Quarrying & Other Mining
24.40
25.62
28.66
2,895.61
3,006.75
3,374.21
MANUFACTURING
Oil Refining
Cement
Other Manufacturing
523.64
563.10
638.56
10,627.20
11,163.95
12,721.14
273,120.97
22,916.44
23,706.91
164,984.87
178,704.41
211,297.54
UTILITES
Electricity
Water
694.24
772.93
869.80
Building & Construction
22,483.50
28,610.08
32,446.37
Wholesale and Retail Trade
36,076.27
44,047.32
51,329.53
Hotel and Restaurants
23,190.55
26,079.11
29,989.23
TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE

Road Transport
187,150.77
177,736.98
187,831.91
Rail Transport & Pipelines
289.12
294.90
361.85
Water Transport
732.86
769.51
810.83
Air Transport
730.84
739.60
838.88
Transport Services
484.63
402.00
425.31
12,050.35
10,898.07
11,165.72
938.59
1,193.61
1,211.72
1,060.64
1,146.50
1,206.52
127,584.37
129,245.03
146,416.52
2,415.62
2,378.61
2,716.07
200.21
196.79
224.29
4,863.11
4,819.93
5,480.33
131,357.27
131,567.28
149,131.00
31,129.98
31,695.99
37,892.55
8,154.95
8,562.70
9,528.94
163.59
188.13
211.99
2,400.64
2,520.67
2,864.56
1,143,876.20
911,817.84
1,023,443.67
Telecommunications
Post
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION
Broadcasting
FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE
Financial Institutions
Insurance
Real Estate
Business Services (Not Health or education)
Education
Health
Private Non Profit Organisations
Other Services
Total
391
TABLE 331: COMPENSATION OF EMPLOYEES IN INDUSTRIES & BUSINESSES, 2010 - 2011

('Million)
Activity Sector
2010
2011
AGRICULTURE
1. Crop Production
90,046.69
106,081.72
2. Livestock
2,243.04
5,056.02
3. Forestry
834.37
1,346.48
15,053.22
16,139.22
4. Fishing
MINING AND QUARRYING
5. Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas
4,044,590.82
4,762,180.12
6. Coal Mining
25,757.90
31,757.21
7. Metal Ores
655.3
435.02
4,130.09
4,935.42
112,636.55
140,156.23
8. Quarrying and Other Minerals

MANUFACTURING
9. Oil Refining
10. Cement
97,908.75
126,135.84
11. Food, Beverage and Tobacco
1,087,813.57
1,225,589.40
12. Textile, Apparel and Footwear
178,457.40
296,941.62
51,435.96
59,510.73
14. Pulp, Paper and Paper Products
9,442.34
12,417.63
15. Chemical and Pharmaceutical Products
9,455.48
19,718.39
16. Non-Metallic Products
27,999.05
41,296.37
17. Plastic and Rubber products
15,058.21
34,008.89
1,227.47
2,243.16
19. Basic metal , Iron and Steel
20,207.40
42,992.30
20. Motor vehicles & assembly
4,614.42
10,605.37
45,479.07
81,197.97
570,445.86
507,787.85
18,296.69
21,247.21
24. CONSTRUCTION
194,566.67
382,733.50
25. TRADE
132,061.73
582,903.56
64,215.92
59,088.52
13. Wood and Wood Products
18. Electrical and Electronics
21. Other Manufacturing

22. ELECTRICITY, GAS ,STEAM AND AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLY
23. WATER SUPPLY,SEWERAGE, WASTE MANAGEMENT AND
REMEDIATION
26. ACCOMMODATION AND FOOD SERVICES

TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE
27. Road Transport
236,785.77
229,856.15
28. Rail Transport & Pipelines
6,983.24
4,419.66
29. Water Transport
2,396.21
2,428.69
30. Air Transport
5,981.62
15,485.09
536.12
701.41
10,289.18
9,325.56
2,510,814.18
2,332,130.33
2,875.56
4,280.76
175,904.25
176,277.29
239,723.46
286,291.63
9,695.40
23,728.76
742,546.20
581,589.87
31. Transport Services

32. Post and Courier Services
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION
33. Telecommunications and Information Services
34. Publishing,
34. Motion Pictures, Sound recording and Music production
36. Broadcasting
37.ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION
FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE
38. Financial Institutions
39. Insurance
40. REAL ESTATE
41. PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL SERVICES
42. ADMINISTRATIVE & SUPPORT SERVICES
59,660.55
67,332.69
1,303,667.97
1,772,398.34
95,998.76
169,264.74
6,106.54
6,135.09
1,584,356.58
1,961,422.67
44. EDUCATION
340,923.77
469,884.64
45. HUMAN HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES
160,728.57
183,905.04
46. OTHER SERVICES
306,008.20
338,052.36
14,626,616.12
17,209,416.52
43. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
TOTAL
392
TABLE 332: ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE POPULATION BY OCCUPATION IN MAJOR GROUPS, AGE & SEX
(BOTH SEXES), 1991
Age Group
Occupation
Professional, Technical &
Related Workers
Total
10-19
20 - 29
30 - 39
40 - 49
50 - 59
60 - 69
70+
1,806,333
62,164
577,916
640,743
307,891
130,591
52,804
34,224
Administrative &
Managerial Workers
654,066
14,692
194,474
232,959
132,442
53,156
16,993
9,350

Workers
831,819
23,418
307,107
283,897
143,710
53,519
14,445
5,723
5,934,503
463,107
1,847,567
1,607,320
978,967
524,719
324,054
188,769
857,813
121,471
282,125
195,986
144,545
65,665
30,304
17,717
Sales Workers
Service Workers
Agricultural, Husbandry,
Forestry Workers,
11,976,451
1,178,978
2,354,692
2,635,977
2,200,206
1,563,407
1,132,409
910,782
Fishermen & Hunters
11,976,451
1,178,978
2,354,692
2,635,977
2,200,206
1,563,407
1,132,409
910,782
3,687,598
427,346
1,313,985
1,021,414
529,175
227,924
106,892
60,862
876,343
99,465
233,812
214,842
133,017
77,825
52,211
65,171
2,390,641
7,111,678
6,833,138
4,569,953
2,696,806
1,730,112
1,292,598
Production and Related

Workers,Transport Equip.
Operators & Labours
Occupation Not Stated or
Occupation Not
Adequately Defined
Total
26,624,926
TABLE 333: UNEMPLOYMENT RATE BY EDUCATIONAL LEVEL, AGE GROUP AND GENDER 2008
Item
Urban
Rural
Composite
13.1
15.8
14.9
Never Attended
15
16.7
16.5
Below primary
9.8
19
12.1
Primary
10.5
12.9
15.5
Secondary
13.1
17.7
14.2
Post secondary
14.0
14.6
14.9
15-24
29.0
30.8
30.2
25-34
14.1
16.6
15.7
35-44
8.3
11.9
10.5
45-54
7.6
10.5
9.0
55-64
13.2
11.7
12.2
Male
11.0
13.4
12.6
Female
15.5
19.2
17.8
All Groups
Educational Group
Age Group
Gender
Source: NBS/CBN/NCC GHS
393
TABLE 334: UNEMPLOYMENT RATE BY EDUCATIONAL LEVEL, AGE GROUP AND GENDER 2009
Items
All Groups
Urban
Rural
Composite
19.2
19.8
19.7
Educational Group
Never Attended
20.6
20
20.1
Below primary
18.4
22.9
22.3
Primary
15.1
14.7
14.8
Secondary
21.4
25.3
23.8
Post secondary
13.9
26.4
21.3
15-24
49.9
39.6
41.6
25-44
16.3
17.3
17
45-59
10
12.1
11.5
60-64
18.2
16.2
16.7
Male
17.2
16.9
17
Female
21.7
23.9
23.3
Age Group
Gender
TABLE 335: UNEMPLOYMENT RATE BY EDUCATIONAL LEVEL, AGE GROUP AND GENDER, 2010
Educational Level
Urban
Rural
Composite
Never Attended
19.2
17.7
17.9
Below primary
24.9
23.1
23.5
Primary
21.8
21.8
21.8
JSS
24.5
22.4
23.1
Vocational/Commercial
27.9
24.1
25.7
SSS
24.2
23.6
23.9
NCE/OND/Nursing
22.3
20.4
21.5
B.A/B.Sc/B.ED/HND
24.0
21.5
23.1
M.Sc/M.AM.Admin
20.7
18.5
20.1
Doctorate
19.6
19.6
19.6
Others
22.0
23.7
22.8
15-24
26.0
24.8
25.2
25-44
22.7
19.6
20.7
45-59
20.8
19.3
19.9
60-64
22.5
20.6
21.3
Male
21.6
18.5
19.6
Female
24.2
23.1
23.5
National
22.8
20.7
21.4
Agegroup
Gender
Source:NBS/CBN/NCC GHS
394
TABLE 336: UNEMPLOYMENT RATE BY EDUCATIONAL LEVEL, AGE GROUP, SEX AND
SECTOR (2011)
Educational Level
Urban
Rural
Composite
Never Attended
19.0
22.8
22.4
Primary School
15.5
22.7
21.5
Modern School
14.5
27.5
24.3
VOC/COMM
34.5
27.0
28.7
JSS
16.6
36.9
33.4
SSS 'O LEVEL'
13.9
22.5
20.1
A LEVEL
34.1
29.7
31.0
NCE/OND/NURSING
17.2
22.5
20.2
BA/BSC/HND
16.8
23.8
20.2
TECH/PROF
5.0
27.9
20.6
MASTERS
3.2
8.3
5.1
DOCTORATE
11.1
7.7
9.1
OTHERS
31.3
36.1
35.5
15-24
33.5
38.2
37.7
25-44
16.3
24.1
22.4
45-59
12.5
19.6
18.0
60-64
17.8
22.1
21.4
MALE
16.9
25.1
23.5
FEMALE
17.2
26.1
24.3
National
17.1
25.6
23.9
Age Group
Sex
TABLE 337: NATIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT RATES, NIGERIA (YEAR-ENDING DECEMBER),

2007 - 2011
Percent
Survey Period
Composite
Urban
Rural
2007
12.7
2008
14.9
`3.1
15.8
2009
19.7
19.2
19.8
2010
21.4
19.2
17.7
23.9
19.0
22.8
2011
395
TABLE 338: NATIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT RATES BY STATE AS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 2007- 2011
Percentage
State
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
All Nigeria
12.7
14.9
19.7
21.4
23.9
Abia
25.1
11.9
14.5
22.8
11.2
Adamawa
21.5
13.5
29.4
24.6
33.8
Akwa Ibom
18.0
11.1
34.1
27.7
18.4
7.3
16.8
10.8
12.2
Anambra
14.9
Bauchi
20.5
6.9
37.2
27.0
41.4
Bayelsa
21.9
67.4
41.5
27.4
23.9
7.9
7.8
8.5
6.0
14.2
29.1
Benue
Borno
12.5
11.8
27.7
26.7
Cross River
32.8
18.9
14.3
27.9
18.2
Delta
22.9
11.5
18.4
27.9
27.2
7.9
5.1
12
25.1
23.1
35.2
Ebonyi
Edo
14.8
15.6
12.2
27.9
Ekiti
11.4
11.5
20.6
28.0
12.1
Enugu
14.1
10.5
14.9
28.0
25.2
Gombe
16.9
7.6
32.1
27.2
38.7
17.4
20.8
28.1
26.1
Imo
28.3
Jigawa
27.0
5.9
26.5
14.3
35.9
Kaduna
8.7
12.7
11.6
12.4
30.3
10.1
5.8
27.6
14.7
21.3
28.1
Kano
10.9
11.8
37.3
11.0
Kebbi
1.3
16.5
12.0
10.7
25.3
Kogi
14.6
16.4
19.0
9.5
14.4
Kwara
17.7
10.2
11.0
2.7
7.1
27.6
8.3
Katsina
Lagos
13.7
7.6
19.5
Nassarawa
11.8
17.0
10.1
3.4
36.5
Niger
4.2
3.9
28.0
11.7
39.4
Ogun
3.6
5.8
8.5
27.8
22.9
12.5
3.0
Ondo
6.7
6.3
14.9
28.0
Osun
7.2
6.5
12.6
27.6
Oyo
8.1
8.7
14.9
27.7
8.9
Plateau
6.8
4.7
7.1
10.4
25.3
Rivers
66.4
12.1
27.9
27.8
25.5
Sokoto
12.3
5.9
22.4
15.9
17.9
Taraba
15.2
19.9
26.8
24.7
12.7
Yobe
24.4
12.8
27.3
26.2
35.6
42.6
21.1
Zamfara
19.1
16.4
13.3
14.5
FCT, Abuja
47.8
8.7
21.5
11.8
396
TABLE 339: REGISTERED UNEMPLOYED AND VACANCIES DECLARED, 2005- 2009
Registration
Year
Vacancies
Declared
Placement
Old
Fresh
Re- Registration
2005
53,237
458
6,021
180
128
2006
51,918
193
6,066
61
79
2007
69,770
625
5,858
264
167
Lower Grade
Workers
2008
33,585
272
104
108
70
2009
180,193
12,412
2,601
4,694
4,127
2005
139,713
2,108
3,201
1,128
939
2006
113,378
1,759
2,246
817
758
2007
159,756
1,852
2,831
937
340
2008
170,490
2,587
781
684
269
2009
62,442
Source: Federal Ministry of Labour and Productivity
10,674
4,686
2,049
759
Professional
And Executive
397
TABLE 340: SUMMARY OF NDE ACTIVITIES AND NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES, 2006 2010
Number
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Total
25,000
29,987
41,618
51,812
48,281
196,698
407
4,885
2,608
4,354
12,254
Community Based Skills Acquisition

National Employment Training Scheme (NDE/NETS CollaborationICT
1,544
1,544
89
89
NDE/NAPEP Collaboration (COPE)
6,952
6,952
Rural Agricultural Development Training Scheme(RADTS)
3,525
4,771
7,335
4,410
20,041
Rural Handicraft Trg Scheme (RHTS)
2,583
3,332
5,915
Integrated Farming Training Scheme
60
20
80
3,540
4,709
4,158
2,973
15,380
Scheme
VOCATIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (VSD)

National Open Apprenticeship Scheme (NOAS)
School-On-Wheels (SOW)
Rural Employment Promotion (REP)
Special Public Works)

Graduate Attachment Programme
1,000
1,403
3,004
1,225
6,632
1850
201
115
112
494
2,772
Renewable Energy Training Scheme
40
223
546
809
Labour Base Training Scheme
43,295
56,893
95,022
111,300
138,224
444,734
7,238
3,300
1,838
8,519
1,159
22,054
Enveronmental Beautification Training Scheme

Community Development Scheme
Small Scale Enterprises: (Business Training)

NDE/NYSC Collaboration
Start-Your-Own-Business (EDP for Graduate)
1,928
3,279
3025
8,232
74
4,548
8,226
4,241
17,089
CBN/NDE/EDP-Collaboration
1,558
1,558
Special EDP
Basic Business Training Scheme (Aatisans)

Women Employment Training Scheme
Advanceed EDP (Graduates)
320
NDE/NEXIM/CBN Collaboration
1,558
1,878
Enterprise Creation Scheme

297
4,493
476
2,898
735
8,899
1,237
315
2,234
1,324
5,110
NDE/NYSC Collaboration
Easy Biz
Enterprise Creation Fund (ECF)

Resettlement Loan Scheme (Graduates/Artisans)
Qik Qik
NDE/NACRDB Collaboration
1,142
179
1,321
Women/Vulrenerable Persons
1,142
1,858
3,000
4,579
4,579
FGN/NDE Special Stimulus Package

Trainers Capacity Upgade
30
126
20
176
CBN/NDE/Collaboration
78
78
Others Employment Counseling Services and Job Linkagees
161,000
80,924
92,752
334,676
79,718
107,884
325,308
298,788
310,852
1,122,550
Total
Source: National Directorate of Employment

Note: - = Nil
398
TABLE 341: SUMMARY OF DISTRIBUTION OF PROGRAMME BENEFICIARIES, 2005 2009

Number
Scheme
VOCATIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (VSD)
National Open Apprenticeship Scheme (NOAS)
Resettlement Loan Scheme
Vulnerable People
NDE/MDG Skill Acquisition Training Centres
Trainers Capacity Upgrading (TUC)
Training of Master Trainers
Enterprise Creation for NOAS Graduates
Waste-to-Wealth Scheme (WTW)
SMALL-SCALE ENTERPRISES PROGRAMME (SSE)
Entrepreneurship Development Programme (EDP)
Start-Your-Own Business (SYOB)
Women Cooperatives
Graduate Job Creation
Mature People Scheme
Stabilized Soil Bricks
Basic Business Training (BBT)
Women Employment
Enterprise Creation
NACRDB
NDE/NEXIM
Motor-Cycle-Transportation Scheme
RURAL EMPLOYMENT PROMOTION PROGRAMME (REP)
Graduate Farmers Scheme
School Leavers Farmers Scheme
Crop Processing Training Scheme
Crop Processing Resettlement Scheme
Dry Season Irrigation Farming Scheme
Intergrated Farming and Training Scheme (IFTS) - Resettled
Intergrated Farming and Training Scheme (IFTS)
Agro Services
Livestock
Stabilized Soil Blocks
Block Farming Training Scheme
Block Farming Resettlement
Rural Agricultural Development and Training Scheme (RADTS)
Rural Handicraft Scheme (RHS)
Resettlement RADTS Trained Participants (SPW)
SPECIAL PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMME (SPWP)
National Sanitation Employment Scheme
Environmental Beautification Scheme (EBS)
Graduate Attachment Programme (GAP)
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Total
38,223
1,503
1,901
-
25,000
407
1,237
-
25,090
4,885
-
32,613
2,608
315
4,500
30
-
30,933
4,354
2,392
2,561
5,129
126
-
151,859
13,757
5,845
2,561
9,629
156
-
63,000
25,706
3,700
2,508
133
396
450
-
43,295
7,238
74
297
320
-
65,393
5,916
4,493
-
95,022
4,550
1,928
4,548
476
1,142
-
8,319
2,979
8,107
586
-
266,710
51,729
3,774
2,508
133
4,907
12,655
6,248
1,142
770
-
40
9,737
9,285
-
1,020
-
60
1,692
1,833
-
20
4,771
2,583
7,239
3,332
120
12,449
23,128
5,915
740
-
925
-
2,985
-
1,403
4,709
2,843
4,447
4,650
4,246
9,156
1,850
-
1,850
-
213
-
40
-
223
30
3,913
263
30
925
-
115
112
925
227
160,097
81,663
112,560
161,373
83,712
599,405
Water Trucking Scheme

Wheel Barrow Scheme
Public Works Scheme
Resettlement of EBS Trained Participants
Solar Energy Training Scheme
Resettlement of Solar Energy Training Trained Participants
Labour Based Training Scheme
Community Development Scheme (CDS)
Total
Note: - = Nil
399
TABLE 342.1: NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED YOUTHS TRAINED UNDER ANNUAL TRAINING PROFILE /
DISTRIBUTION OF (NOAS & SOW) TRAINEES, 2008 2011
Number
2008
2009
2010
2011
State
M
Abia
969
590
120
931
331
586
335
Adamawa
577
152
1,457
494
1,247
627
797
428
Akwa Ibom
824
426
1,296
1,074
1,155
707
382
162
Anambra
732
369
1,228
657
1,353
1,004
226
160
Bauchi
726
263
613
255
846
232
437
143
Bayelsa
578
104
1,041
355
1,449
440
1,247
198
Benue
750
981
584
762
206
877
450
Borno
1,479
925
312
1,374
534
100
Cross River
635
285
253
197
575
384
476
303
Delta
745
142
633
388
1,609
433
1,026
239
Ebonyi
853
305
871
391
981
437
1,412
449
Edo
732
250
1,118
1,078
722
334
337
315
Ekiti
439
633
339
589
635
647
282
201
Enugu
560
278
216
612
685
833
376
624
Gombe
585
218
869
243
820
300
560
206
Imo
596
317
784
523
1,025
714
435
312
Jigawa
993
138
1,456
148
1,433
235
801
108
Kaduna
750
120
1,469
397
1,450
452
728
163
Kano
752
86
697
424
860
206
537
131
Katsina
672
217
866
235
920
219
966
168
Kebbi
721
143
432
142
709
144
441
85
Kogi
746
339
936
800
770
433
373
358
Kwara
872
459
533
503
517
282
539
430
Lagos
1,232
418
243
326
814
694
593
322
Nassarawa
1,001
338
744
419
1,278
370
512
191
Niger
547
479
870
553
816
1,108
425
252
Ogun
828
200
1,039
768
544
241
584
238
Ondo
502
298
1,154
767
1,458
571
1,839
833
Osun
687
137
810
528
1,546
819
643
280
Oyo
750
1,285
611
2,792
1,235
1,408
408
Plateau
966
421
497
538
604
377
123
Rivers
815
914
545
1,210
885
468
489
Sokoto
630
104
1,619
705
1,438
452
383
117
Taraba
735
503
115
576
765
641
148
Yobe
568
89
1,043
361
1,439
447
396
104
Zamfara
671
79
295
29
768
100
441
68
FCT, Abuja
379
238
237
633
550
626
330
190
27597
7624
30780
17378
38595
19051
22981
9731
Total
Source: National Directorate of Employment Note:

NOAS = National Open Apprenticeship Scheme
Sow = School On Wheel
400
TABLE 342.2:
NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED YOUTHS TRAINED UNDER ANNUAL TRAINING

PROFILE/DISTRIBUTION OF (EDP) TRAINEES, 2008 2011
Number
2008
2009
2010
2011
State
M
Abia
4,086
2,742
4,032
2,318
5,605
Adamawa
1,243
752
1,265
853
Akwa Ibom
2,066
1,716
2,704
1,981
Anambra
1,410
1,800
Bauchi
2,326
1,824
2,017
Bayelsa
1,170
519
1,068
Benue
1,420
995
1,470
Borno
2,205
2,623
1,848
885
535
1,245
1,169
2,736
2,068
2,630
2,194
561
736
3,565
3,366
670
1,726
604
804
348
507
1,908
709
1,763
1,046
1,412
2,718
1,532
1,378
1,142
639
261
670
270
944
628
Cross River
1,593
337
3,006
2,366
1,714
1,288
1,679
1,295
Delta
2,795
2,058
2,977
2,090
3,337
2,709
3,764
3,598
629
421
2,510
3,105
2,095
2,120
Edo
362
244
449
319
1,117
777
841
663
Ekiti
2,800
850
1,200
860
1,790
1,160
3,500
2,370
2,705
2,315
2,496
2,334
600
900
Gombe
4,000
2,800
3,800
2,900
2,300
1,750
2,925
2,080
Imo
2,980
1,286
1,831
1,943
2,220
1,441
2,220
1,441
950
522
211
75
810
216
1,782
1,134
422
137
1,182
1,100
1,060
923
3,092
1,122
1,508
851
3,444
2,191
2,613
1,711
Ebonyi
Enugu
Jigawa
Kaduna
Kano
Katsina
Kebbi
Kogi
Kwara
Lagos
2,084
1,900
2,093
1,010
662
183
2,614
1,231
3,151
499
2,300
1,240
1,502
1,115
701
1,241
587
438
1,783
3,151
2,490
1,717
1,321
2,633
1,957
986
3,311
3,098
3,770
4,220
7,400
38
7,327
7,434
Nassarawa
2,030
1,920
3,200
800
2,200
272
1,062
754
Niger
2,107
994
1,989
955
320
2,984
1,279
Ogun
457
450
1,317
1,700
720
1,312
1,082
Ondo
2,100
3,750
2,700
2,500
1,973
65
1,945
1,880
Osun
375
246
1,575
1,021
2,204
1,332
1,027
2,375
2,014
2,333
2,341
4,322
2,342
2,612
1,684
98
201
93
200
157
Rivers
1,463
1,416
1,831
1,943
581
31
1,399
1,221
Sokoto
425
230
310
155
421
12
615
323
Taraba
3,000
1,901
416
1,311
1,056
603
862
665
1,131
603
953
3,500
2,700
Zamfara
1,458
842
2,120
1,219
1,500
3,000
1,500
FCT, Abuja
2,068
2,190
1,754
1,246
2,826
1,595
56,684
38,338
66,280
45,053
73,025
31,105
76,613
60,401
Oyo
Plateau
Yobe
Total

Note: EDP = Entrepreneurship Development Programme Beneficiaries
401
TABLE 342.3:
NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED YOUTHS THAT HAVE BEEN PROVIDED WITH TOOLS AND
EQUIPMENT TO ESTABLISH AND RUN THEIR OWN BUSINESS, 2008 2011
Number
State
2008
2009
2010
2011
Abia
19
78
22
348
26
137
57
Adamawa
22
16
30
12
241
13
69
29
Akwa Ibom
13
39
245
51
136
102
Anambra
13
45
28
253
17
26
37
Bauchi
12
70
28
222
15
45
75
Bayelsa
12
35
19
299
17
66
87
Benue
16
88
26
225
21
114
48
Borno
315
16
38
32
Cross River
13
35
20
217
28
50
57
Delta
16
33
253
14
45
28
Ebonyi
37
48
22
197
34
30
Edo
22
20
26
20
200
25
51
68
Ekiti
18
70
42
248
15
62
131
Enugu
20
10
49
15
219
21
28
51
Gombe
68
37
212
21
50
43
Imo
30
10
25
211
21
46
43
Jigawa
10
43
27
241
31
64
62
Kaduna
18
120
27
239
27
87
156
Kano
21
16
64
26
340
16
203
134
Katsina
88
14
290
12
91
25
Kebbi
52
27
302
12
31
Kogi
31
11
200
13
56
44
Kwara
13
77
17
211
13
73
28
Lagos
26
64
19
337
19
92
116
Nassarawa
11
12
73
295
38
56
Niger
51
81
18
234
51
10
Ogun
20
14
26
14
200
12
46
24
Ondo
168
28
206
13
35
55
Osun
79
16
249
44
58
143
Oyo
10
120
28
220
52
17
Plateau
23
52
24
240
17
46
34
Rivers
58
23
212
52
15
Sokoto
18
81
66
224
19
55
39
Taraba
21
13
24
174
46
Yobe
55
27
274
27
51
154
Zamfara
118
211
13
46
26
FCT, Abuja
12
19
16
190
20
61
58
2201
771
8994
662
2331
2128
Total
593
198
402
TABLE 342.4:
NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED YOUTHS TRAINED UNDER ANNUAL TRAINING PROFILE

TRANSIENT JOBS, 2008 2011
Number
2008
2009
2010
2011
State
M
Abia
46
59
100
56
34
40
15
Adamawa
57
34
103
25
41
18
30
23
Akwa Ibom
22
28
25
25
54
46
37
25
Anambra
61
112
43
107
25
25
25
75
Bauchi
28
41
43
16
51
22
Bayelsa
147
67
70
30
27
23
42
20
Benue
278
98
42
44
25
59
48
Borno
185
43
65
65
36
62
15
Cross River
110
47
131
69
28
22
36
25
Delta
84
75
84
62
61
49
31
28
Ebonyi
71
39
60
40
65
36
36
16
Edo
58
29
84
31
93
37
59
28
Ekiti
65
33
51
49
42
23
24
28
Enugu
46
54
30
35
26
36
45
38
Gombe
70
18
39
17
43
16
49
21
Imo
71
118
100
44
56
28
34
Jigawa
50
13
64
62
78
11
Kaduna
71
32
99
49
128
49
62
25
Kano
97
38
12
130
67
51
Katsina
86
12
169
20
56
67
Kebbi
71
19
97
59
38
13
Kogi
55
27
70
28
32
18
34
28
Kwara
165
118
79
46
45
36
26
Lagos
260
189
223
41
24
45
30
Nassarawa
69
31
86
14
89
11
39
Niger
116
23
168
32
25
29
21
Ogun
57
39
58
40
44
54
27
19
Ondo
35
15
154
81
47
29
89
85
Osun
31
19
94
104
25
25
33
29
Oyo
73
67
126
84
112
68
71
44
Plateau
99
59
69
41
28
22
25
36
Rivers
41
20
16
30
20
34
26
Sokoto
113
168
66
21
42
Taraba
116
107
35
41
38
23
37
12
48
20
42
16
63
13
119
11
44
21
62
68
50
46
175
38
37
43
44
3280
1167
1966
1007
1645
1001
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT, Abuja
Total
3210
1499
403
TABLE 342.5:
NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED YOUTHS TRAINED UNDER ANNUAL TRAINING PROFILE /

DISTRIBUTION OF TECHNICAL SKILLS, 2008 - 2011
Number
2008
2009
2010
2011
State
Abia
Adamawa
Akwa Ibom
75
62
38
13
12
18
73
25
20
16
16
38
37
18
11
14
Anambra
46
133
42
23
36
14
Bauchi
25
64
11
18
20
Bayelsa
55
20
40
35
16
14
11
Benue
46
29
13
12
36
19
Borno
53
18
25
18
Cross River
13
12
54
46
16
16
Delta
15
10
113
62
66
34
25
Ebonyi
23
22
51
17
11
14
Edo
21
39
26
21
24
Ekiti
26
24
49
26
19
17
Enugu
17
24
51
36
52
10
15
Gombe
20
49
28
23
13
12
Imo
40
79
21
21
21
Jigawa
50
75
25
25
Kaduna
46
55
20
23
25
Kano
25
75
50
25
Katsina
25
100
25
25
Kebbi
50
75
25
25
Kogi
18
44
31
23
12
13
Kwara
14
36
13
12
17
18
Lagos
41
13
12
65
25
23
Nassarawa
33
12
16
14
Niger
50
75
18
23
Ogun
14
68
20
20
Ondo
10
52
48
11
14
61
14
Osun
18
62
57
11
14
25
Oyo
16
48
27
17
18
Plateau
16
52
75
13
12
14
11
Rivers
25
15
10
14
11
16
Sokoto
50
98
25
67
Taraba
47
37
38
16
20
Yobe
79
46
41
34
25
25
Zamfara
25
75
25
25
FCT, Abuja
18
75
24
63
16
736
902
323
870
262
Total
1036
367
2107
The following are the schemes that make up agricultural skills
NOTE: EBTS = Environmental Beautification Training Scheme
SETS = Solar Energy Training Scheme
404
TABLE 342.6:
NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED YOUTHS TRAINED UNDER ANNUAL TRAINING PROFILE /

DISTRIBUTION OF AGRICULTUREAL SKILLS BENEFICIARIES, 2008 2011
Number
2008
2009
2010
2011
State
M
Abia
152
63
218
97
83
37
88
32
Adamawa
150
41
112
50
95
24
53
67
Akwa Ibom
112
72
388
431
74
46
62
38
Anambra
109
87
127
65
95
75
63
37
Bauchi
172
19
271
32
83
37
99
21
Bayelsa
105
90
245
141
70
50
43
17
Benue
162
167
91
64
46
67
33
Borno
435
65
22
67
53
106
14
Cross River
109
60
298
126
100
20
89
11
93
184
116
101
19
84
16
Delta
Ebonyi
159
36
197
118
78
42
70
30
Edo
245
149
255
131
76
44
118
73
Ekiti
111
84
169
144
100
20
152
77
Enugu
195
153
161
64
56
51
49
Gombe
195
190
101
106
14
104
16
Imo
105
90
105
100
61
59
48
32
Jigawa
185
10
177
120
120
Kaduna
206
102
262
63
99
21
114
18
Kano
180
299
11
114
107
Katsina
184
194
115
117
Kebbi
144
287
22
119
89
Kogi
142
30
123
52
55
65
77
23
Kwara
112
83
150
60
77
43
68
32
Lagos
82
112
70
135
78
42
39
21
Nassarawa
126
65
119
74
86
34
45
55
Niger
189
110
70
62
58
42
58
Ogun
79
76
50
120
68
52
63
37
Ondo
125
70
185
222
58
62
43
57
Osun
110
41
191
112
76
44
63
37
Oyo
148
45
155
157
63
57
63
37
Plateau
190
198
109
76
44
69
31
Rivers
195
144
61
89
31
40
20
Sokoto
180
304
120
113
Taraba
185
266
48
83
37
67
53
Yobe
160
23
233
76
85
25
85
22
Zamfara
170
283
20
120
120
FCT, Abuja
121
94
193
87
37
28
52
3434
3117
1293
2893
1080
Total
5822
1552
7137
The following are the schemes that make up agricultural skills
405
TABLE 342.7:
NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED WOMEN & VOLNERABLE TRAINED AND EMPOWERED WITH

CASH UNDER ANNUAL TRAINING PROFILE, 2008 2011
Number
State
Abia
2008
2009
2010
2011
65
183
250
Adamawa
118
150
60
Akwa Ibom
95
250
50
Anambra
100
100
Bauchi
228
100
150
42
Bayelsa
50
150
250
50
Benue
100
100
50
Borno
200
250
250
Cross River
217
100
247
Delta
107
150
60
Ebonyi
217
250
50
18
Edo
104
100
50
16
Ekiti
155
100
250
100
Enugu
80
163
275
Gombe
98
200
100
Imo
101
250
160
Jigawa
100
250
50
Kaduna
94
100
172
100
Kano
100
100
238
100
Katsina
186
2,000
51
Kebbi
135
150
50
Kogi
39
250
98
15
Kwara
68
119
50
50
Lagos
148
100
200
20
Nassarawa
244
300
358
Niger
162
150
50
Ogun
72
100
58
Ondo
114
250
50
22
Osun
46
150
50
50
Oyo
160
300
50
Plateau
152
46
30
Rivers
113
100
70
Sokoto
100
150
50
Taraba
97
250
50
Yobe
100
300
68
100
Zamfara
150
114
50
FCT, Abuja
133
451
46
Total
4548
8226
4241
695
406
TABLE 343: SUMMARY OF DISTRIBUTION OF PROGRAMME BENEFICIARIES, 2010 2011

Number
2010
Scheme
2011
Registered
Beneficiaries
Registered
Beneficiaries
18,367
13,282
13,400
10,720
5,387
4,310
3,943
3,154
172,780
138,224
170,902
136,722
Start-Your-Own Business (SYOB)
1,777
1,422
228
183
Women Cooperatives
4,241
1,759
1,256
1,005
Rural Agricultural Development and

Training Scheme (RADTS)
5,512
4,410
4,966
3,973
Rural Handicraft Scheme (RHS)
2,152
1,722
3,321
2,657
1,247
998
3,716
2,973
2,868
2,295
617
494
32
26
217,870
171,253
198,842
159,076
VOCATIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAMME (VSD)
National Open Apprenticeship Scheme

(NOAS)
SMALL-SCALE ENTERPRISES
PROGRAMME (SSE)
Entrepreneurship Development
Programme (EDP)
RURAL EMPLOYMENT PROMOTION

PROGRAMME (REP)
SPECIAL PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMME

(SPWP)
Environmental Beautification Scheme

(EBS)
Graduate Attachment Programme (GAP)
Community Development Scheme
(CDS)
Total
Note: - = Nil
TABLE 344: NEWLY REGISTERED MEMBERS OF THE SURVEYORS COUNCIL OF NIGERIA, 2009 2011
Number
Year
Male
Female
TOTAL
2007
133
142
2008
65
70
2009
93
97
2010
110
116
2011
112
120
Source: Surveyors Council of Nigeria,
TABLE 345:
REGISTERED MEMBERS OF THE CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF BANKERS OF NIGERIA

(CIBN), 2007 2011
Number
Nigerian
Non Nigeria
Year
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
2007
44,165
14,453
58,618
2008
46,100
15,635
61,735
2010
69382
23,870
93,252
11
2011
70,783
24,528
95,311
15
21
2009
Source: Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN)

Note: - = Nil
407
TABLE 346: MEMBERSHIP STATISTICS OF NIGERIAN SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS, 2007 2011
Number
Category
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Fellows
1,257
1,264
1,317
1,375
1424
12
12
13
14
14
17,361
20,930
21,988
24,993
26152
Graduate Members
4,872
9,479
10,144
11,842
12214
Student Members
1,647
2,548
3,434
7,910
16910
25,149
34,233
36,896
46,134
56711
Honorary
Corporate M
Embers
Total
Source: The Nigerian Society of Engineers
TABLE 347: REGISTERED MEMBERS OF VETERINARY COUNCIL OF NIGERIA, 2009 - 2011

Number
Category
2009
2010
2011
Male
79
343
231
Female
37
118
90
116
461
321
Male
Female
Sub total
Total Brought Forward
117
462
322
Grand total
351
1386
966
Nigerian
Sub total
Non- Nigerian
Source: Veterinary Council of Nigeria

Note: - = Nil
TABLE 348:
REGISTERED MEMBERS OF THE PHARMACIST COUNCIL OF NIGERIA, 2008 - 2011

Number
Year
Male
Female
TOTAL
2008
3,822
2,067
5,889
2009
4,286
2,427
6,713
2010
4,750
2,831
7,581
5,436
3,318
8,754
2011
Source: Pharmacist Council of Nigeria
408
TABLE 349:
REGISTERED HEALTH MANPOWER OF MEDICAL AND DENTAL COUNCIL OF NIGERIA,

2007 2011
Number
Category
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Male
9,350
9,875
11,789
15,632
18,536
Female
3,750
5,638
7,533
8,292
9,832
Male
624
816
859
1,153
1,367
Female
276
300
350
468
555
14,000
16,629
20,531
25,545
30,290
26
29
36
39
78
10
Female
12
15
14
Sub-total
44
52
59
55
101
14,044
16,681
20,590
25,600
30,391
Nigerian:
Dentist
Sub-total
Non-Nigerian:
Male
Female
Dentist
Male
Grand Total
Source: Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria
TABLE 350:
Category
REGISTERED MEMBERS OF THE ARCHITECTS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF

NIGERIA 2007 - 2011
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2,115
60
106
118
115
264
17
36
39
53
2,379
77
138
157
168
Male
Female
Total
77
138
157
168
Nigerian
Male
Female
Total
Non-Nigerian
Grand Total
2,384
Source: Architects Registration Council of Nigeria
409
TABLE 351: REGISTERED MEMBERS OF THE INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

OF NIGERIA
Number
Nigerian
Non-Nigerian
Year
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Grand
Total
2007
1776
528
2304
2310
2008
1931
681
2612
2615
2009
1798
683
2481
2487
2010
1976
772
2739
2744
2011
2104
986
3090
3095
Source: Institute of Chartered Accountant of Nigeria (ICAN)
410
CHAPTER 8
AGRICULTURE
This chapter presents agricultural statistics on crop, livestock, fishery and forestry subsectors.
Estimates of crop in hectare, yield and production by National Bureau of Statistics are
based on sample survey data obtained from farming households. Annual inventory of
livestock and estimates of livestock and poultry production were prepared by the
Livestock Department of Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development
(FMARD) and National Bureau of Statistics based on information from farmers and
Agricultural Sample Surveys.
The principal source of data on fishery is from Fisheries Department of the Federal
Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (FMARD). The key data include
quantity of fish caught annually by species within the waters of the maritime and inland
States, production of fish by sectors, imports and estimated numbers of fishing craft
and fishermen.
The data on forestry show the area of reserves and plantations by State.
411
2006/7 - 2007/8
2006/07
2007/08
Major Crop
Area
('000HA)
Yield per
Hectre
Production
('000tonnes)
Area
('000HA)
Yield per
Hectre
Production
('000tonnes)
Beans/Cowpea
3,080.58
1,212.93
3,736.52
2,458.92
783.15
1,925.71
Cassava
2,655.44
14,322.11
38,031.50
2,854.44
13,709.17
39,131.99
Maize
4,670.00
1,503.85
7,023.00
3,349.37
1,730.67
5,796.67
Cocoyam
513.01
4,327.34
2,219.97
394.11
6,797.01
2,678.77
Cotton
377.65
1,386.79
523.72
366.2
1,455.93
533.16
Groundnut
1,664.76
1,837.60
3,059.16
2,203.45
1,292.90
2,848.85
Guinea corn
4,578.00
1,414.16
6474.01
4,214.57
1,287.87
5,427.81
Millet
4,270.00
1,391.10
5,940.00
4,094.94
1,070.11
4,382.03
Rice
1,508.00
2,176.39
3,281.99
1,640.73
2,178.26
3,573.93
Yam
1,696.00
16,674.53
28,280.00
2,309.94
11,579.28
26,747.45
330
1,124.21
370.99
528.41
691.66
365.48
Soyabeans
247.23
1,514.82
374.51
262.8
1,413.77
371.54
Sesame seed (Beniseed)
307.47
383.74
117.99
299.29
393.26
117.7
Garlic
30.6
4,476.14
136.97
31.93
4,297.21
137.21
Ginger
51.72
3,422.27
177
52.28
3,165.46
165.49
Gum Arabic
18.68
1,299.25
24.27
21.59
1,181.10
25.5
394.63
814.43
321.4
403.14
850.2
342.75
71.79
19,624.04
1408.81
74.34
18,842.62
1400.76
1.39
3,582.73
4.98
1.78
3,011.24
5.36
102.52
943.33
96.71
100.33
1,210.80
121.48
Cocoa
1,317.43
273
359.66
1360.36
265.18
360.74
Coffee
56.09
605.46
33.96
56.94
619.25
35.26
1,612.71
766.42
1,236.01
1614.39
767.24
1238.63
Rubber
71.23
627.54
44.7
75.02
634.5
47.6
Kolanut
252.35
650.05
164.04
288.96
571.74
165.21
Melon
Sheanuts
Sugarcane
Tea
Cashew
Palm oil
Source: National Bureau of Statistcs
412
2008/09 - 2009/10
Major Crop
Beans/Cowpea
Cassava
Maize
Cocoyam
Cotton
Groundnut
Guinea corn
Millet
Rice
Yam
Melon
Soyabeans
Sesame seed (Beniseed)
Garlic
Ginger
Gum Arabic
Sheanuts
Sugarcane
Tea
Cashew
Cocoa
Coffee
Palm oil
Rubber
Kolanut
Source: National Bureau of Statistcs
Area
('000HA)
2,347.40
2,983.81
3,175.92
439.97
382.09
2,337.13
4,112.84
3,824.52
1,681.17
2,650.79
500.24
234.43
317.07
30
55.69
18.6
395.89
71.86
1.42
111.88
1349.14
56.39
1624.55
71.36
256.55
2008/09
Yield per
Hectre
892.88
11,131.96
2,869.63
6,060.35
1,386.56
1,229.33
1,268.04
1,140.97
2,006.65
10,264.57
771.85
1,594.38
383.61
4,475.67
3,143.65
1,284.41
815.13
19,650.29
3,577.46
892.83
272.03
596.38
761.42
628.92
643.27
Production
('000tonnes)
2,095.94
33,215.64
9,113.71
2,666.37
529.79
2,873.11
5,215.26
4,363.68
3,373.52
27,209.23
386.11
373.77
121.63
134.27
175.07
23.89
322.7
1412.07
5.08
99.89
367.01
33.63
1236.96
44.88
165.03
413
Area
('000HA)
2,518.90
3,125.34
3,335.86
471.61
373.8
2,636.23
4,736.73
3,749.60
1,788.20
2,776.02
468.54
281.33
308.23
31.95
52.33
20.09
342.75
73.06
1.57
105.89
1,354.34
56.76
1,610.14
63.28
270.14
2009/10
Yield per
Hectre
940.99
11,777.08
2,199.98
6,328.32
1,421.83
1,128.96
1,114.52
1,302.78
1,980.17
10,479.74
790.6
1,516.33
388.38
4,779.03
3,225.68
1,179.69
970.88
19,185.33
3,318.47
925.58
268.4
582.98
765.8
755.85
599.99
Production
('000tonnes)
2,370.25
36,807.37
7,338.84
2,984.50
531.48
2,976.21
5,279.16
4,884.89
3,540.94
29,091.98
370.43
426.59
119.71
152.69
168.8
23.7
332.77
1,401.68
5.21
98.01
363.51
33.09
1,233.05
47.83
162.08
TABLE 354:
State
Abia
Adamawa
PRIVATE FARMERS - FISHERIES (DISTRIBUTION OF HOLDERS BY STATE AND

GENDER), 2007
Gender
Male
Female
8,493
Total
8,493
4,344
4,344
129,314
13,097
142,411
Anambra
37,129
5,349
42,478
Bauchi
29,702
29,702
Bayelsa
36,822
17,487
54,308
1,058
505
1,564
Akwa-Ibom
Benue
Borno
30,591
30,591
Cross River
170,825
170,825
Delta
235,520
45,027
280,547
12,353
12,353
Edo
9,595
9,595
Ekiti
Enugu
2,799
2,799
16,158
16,158
Jigawa
57,299
57,299
Kaduna
53,374
53,374
5,455
5,455
Ebonyi
Gombe
Imo
Kano
Katsina
Kebbi
58,244
58,244
Kogi
120,607
1,316
121,923
Kwara
1,854
1,854
Lagos
8,291
8,291
1,749
1,749
43,157
43,157
Nassarawa
Niger
Ogun
4,403
4,403
Ondo
94,026
40,387
134,413
Osun
1,557
1,557
Oyo
6,227
6,227
Plateau
31,572
31,572
Rivers
88,159
33,143
121,302
Sokoto
108,470
108,470
Taraba
59,928
59,928
Yobe
35,810
35,810
Zamfara
37,455
37,455
FCT(Abuja)
27,317
27,317
National
1,566,859
159,110
Source: National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Nigeria Communication Commission
NCC) Survey
Note: - = Nil
414
1,725,969
TABLE 355: PRIVATE FARMERS - POULTRY (DISTRIBUTION OF HOLDERS BY STATE AND

GENDER), 2007
State
Abia
Adamawa
Gender
Male
Female
60,195
35,140
Total
95,335
4,913
4,913
Akwa-Ibom
138,356
62,226
200,581
Anambra
271,968
74,983
346,950
Bauchi
363,785
363,785
Bayesa
13,035
8,623
21,658
Benue
49,324
10,134
59,459
Borno
12,258
12,258
110,416
39,472
149,887
54,468
11,929
66,397
Ebonyi
266,444
70,640
337,084
Edo
109,678
55,436
165,114
Cross River
Delta
Ekiti
45,916
8,199
54,115
Enugu
163,018
61,773
224,792
Gombe
304,370
6,916
311,286
Imo
340,137
106,910
447,046
Jigawa
364,845
2,508
367,353
Kaduna
606,036
5,345
611,381
Kano
1,936,913
807
1,937,720
Katsina
1,021,691
18,324
1,040,015
Kebbi
424,728
3,921
428,649
Kogi
196,286
35,262
231,548
Kwara
122,710
45,423
168,134
Lagos
Nassarawa
182,961
6,474
189,435
Niger
650,042
24,692
674,734
Ogun
50,689
8,503
59,192
Ondo
88,746
35,224
123,970
Osun
150,662
66,214
216,876
Oyo
366,012
87,916
453,929
Plateau
285,902
22,905
308,807
Rivers
117,129
75,701
192,830
Sokoto
343,484
1,859
345,343
Taraba
238,049
3,839
241,887
Yobe
353,423
3,023
356,446
Zamfara
425,625
9,143
434,768
66,764
2,813
69,577
FCT(Abuja)
National
10,300,977
1,012,278
11,313,254
(NCC) Survey
Note: - = Nil
415
TABLE 356: PRIVATE FARMERS - CROP (DISTRIBUTION OF CROP HOLDERS) BY STATE AND
GENDER, 2007
Number
State
Gender
Total
Male
Female
Abia
206,004
132,249
338,253
Adamawa
409,842
52,702
462,544
Akwa-Ibom
290,812
122,229
413,042
Anambra
300,390
87,540
387,930
Bauchi
624,919
14,251
639,170
Bayelsa
48,671
26,700
75,371
Benue
434,389
6,135
440,524
Borno
649,564
48,650
698,213
Cross River
331,610
115,684
447,294
Delta
174,438
88,503
262,941
Eboyin
125,934
35,026
160,960
Edo
219,095
8,070
227,166
Ekiti
129,484
15,441
144,924
Enugu
179,087
109,524
288,611
Gombe
353,497
5,599
359,096
Imo
381,915
195,113
577,027
Jigawa
497,814
4,144
501,958
Kaduna
783,706
14,934
798,640
Kano
2,055,259
14,279
2,069,538
Katsina
942,954
7,330
950,283
Kebbi
428,993
1,377
430,371
Kogi
251,232
27,375
278,607
Kwara
214,363
35,323
249,686
Lagos
2,487
2,487
4,975
Nassarawa
260,141
7,820
267,961
Niger
179,517
4,405
183,922
Ogun
188,301
46,568
234,870
Ondo
242,601
64,068
306,669
Osun
201,592
25,531
227,123
Oyo
378,456
22,928
401,384
Plateau
320,399
33,320
353,719
Rivers
407,477
182,877
590,354
Sokoto
532,790
5,254
538,043
Taraba
408,674
3,966
412,639
Yobe
405,346
7,435
412,781
Zamfara
441,191
2,311
443,501
FCT(Abuja)
150,566
2,195
152,761
National
14,153,510
1,579,343
15,732,853
(NCC) Survey
Note: - = Nil
416
TABLE 357:
ANNUAL FISH PRODUCTION BY SPECIES, 2007 - 2011

Tonnes
Species
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Carps
10,402
15,242
27,264
28,813
29,918
Tilapia
48,150
47,571
64,459
68,621
70,482
Moonfish
11,442
17,035
14,396
17,035
15,469
Nile Perch
13,872
17,139
21,284
22,438
21,550
163
137
259
291
893
4,816
3,494
3,577
3,662
3,664
Elephant Snout
26,141
22,380
22,564
22,976
21,433
Trunk Fish
17,687
20,205
17,972
17,735
18,749
Bony Tongue Fish
12,467
16,451
16,936
17,965
17,465
Tiger Fish
22,937
25,857
18,845
14,784
16,861
na
na
na
190,989
195,163
18,165
20,826
18,388
17,236
18,876
1,048
540
761
802
714
82,344
92,553
147,511
35,631
33,956
Electric Fish
6,536
5,682
5,350
5,037
4,201
Soles
4,667
3,316
3,372
3,876
4,726
Snapper
8,158
8,209
7,977
7,752
8,352
569
909
1,029
1,165
2,592
17,740
19,175
17,965
7,537
8,931
89
102
195
247
143
7,391
11,662
9,074
2,918
3,839
348
254
468
381
740
8,743
8,261
9,222
10,295
11,115
Barracudas
12,103
11,629
13,415
15,475
17,361
Shiny Nose
15,146
14,612
16,149
17,848
16,364
Bonga
21,688
22,138
23,411
24,757
25,126
442
658
732
814
1,375
613
701
665
945
1,512
Rays & Skates
6,101
6,381
7,266
8,330
8,931
Various Sharks
9,191
8,750
10,704
13,295
13,257
10,852
11,390
9,369
7,707
8,931
7,249
7,191
6,033
5,987
7,864
216,553
311,856
241,188
222,546
247,050
Total
623,813
Source: Federal Ministry of Agriculture
752,306
757,800
815,890
857,603
Sail fins/Birchir
African Lungfishes
Cat Fish
Sea Cat Fish
Glass Cat Fish
Torpedo Shaped Cat
Fish
Bigeye Grunter
Croakers
Eels
Mackerel Fish
Needle Fish
Mullets
Lady Fish
Cutlass Fish/Silver
Fish
Shrimps
Butter Fish
Others
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TABLE 358: NIGERIAN FISH PRODUCTION BY SECTOR, 2007 - 2011

Metric Tonnes
Sector
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Artisanal
Sub-Total
589,314
654,589
751,006
817,516
859,614
Coastal & Brackish Water
260,099
264,988
288,229
328,332
346,381
Inland River & Lakes
244,128
246,394
309,981
288,649
292,105
Fish Farm: (Aquaculture)
85,087
143,207
152,796
200,535
221,128
Industrial : Commercial
Trawlers
Sub-Total
Fish
Shrimps
Eez
Distant (Imports)
26,193
18,040
5,995
2,158
739,666
29,986
18,585
9,881
1,520
937,428
29,698
18,820
10,878
946,851
31,510
19,261
12,249
-
33,485
19,736
13,749
-
1,355,173
1,622,003
1,727,555
849,026
893,099
Total
TABLE 359: CATCHES FROM TRAWL IN-SHORE SHRIMPING, 2007 - 2011

Metric Tonnes
Type of Fish
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
1,047
90
1,072
51
81
218
75
5,038
245
228
38
12,447
926
78
948
45
57
193
66
7,745
216
201
34
12,713
1,826
78
1,217
47
70
189
81
9,338
261
254
52
9,075
2,051
109
1,322
42
80
198
95
9,587
258
281
50
11,056
2,211
118
1,542
58
76
201
98
9,423
276
277
57
10,643
20,630
Total
23,222
22,488
25,129
24,980
Croacker
Ray
Soles
Shark
Lobsters
Cat Fish
Groupers
Shrimps
Crabs
Cuttlefish
Tuna
Miscellaneous
TABLE 360: FISH PRODUCTION FROM INSHORE FISHING BY SPECIES, 2007 2011
Metric Tonnes
Type Of Fish
Croacker
Ray
Soles
Shark
Grunters
Threadfins
Shinynose
Barracudas
Bonga Shad
Red Snapper
Spiny Lobsters
Cat Fish
Groupers
Shrimps
Crabs
Cuttlefish
Tunas
Miscellaneous
Total
2007
344
62
257
46
109
na
98
49
na
60
30
150
47
957
45
22
27
1,102
3,405
2008
304
53
225
40
96
na
85
43
na
51
25
131
40
2,136
68
20
23
1,904
5,244
418
2009
237
49
260
31
120
23
223
315
889
76
42
114
53
1,540
135
33
37
3,033
7,210
2010
97
14
165
1
23
3
22
52
6
789
1172
2011
115
99
129
9
37
11
50
36
114
51
10
58
155
874
TABLE 361: NIGERIAN FISH PRODUCTION (ARTISANAL) BY STATE, 2007 - 2011

Tonnes
State
Abia
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
216
205
240
264
174
Adamawa
9,380
9,041
10,576
11,478
12,306
Akwa Ibom
92,043
94,375
110,399
116,788
123,635
2,177
2,046
2,393
2,663
1,429
221
214
250
271
232
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa
25,470
26,213
30,664
32,451
33,880
Benue
1,420
1,351
1,580
1,737
1,414
Borno
62,873
64,471
75,418
76,933
88,304
Cross River
13,775
13,106
15,331
17,688
18,160
Delta
26,539
28,459
33,291
33,600
35,945
2,090
1,988
2,326
2,557
14,676
Edo
15,621
14,863
17,387
17,231
1,267
Ekiti
4,191
3,988
4,665
4,897
5,306
472
580
678
577
618
Ebonyi
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
Kaduna
Kano
222
211
247
271
208
2,110
2,007
2,348
2,582
2,197
400
380
445
354
468
5,883
6,228
7,285
5,322
6,418
755
718
840
798
898
1,020
971
1,136
1,043
1,097
Kebbi
39,503
43,089
50,405
49,651
52,498
Kogi
5,740
5,082
5,945
7,024
3,371
Kwara
1,255
1,194
1,397
1,535
1,408
Lagos
22,191
21,114
24,699
28,312
24,155
332
316
370
407
332
Niger
4,309
4,100
4,796
5,273
3,575
Ogun
4,492
4,274
5,000
5,970
4,492
Ondo
22,686
22,668
26,517
28,836
30,676
Osun
3,279
3,120
3,650
4,013
1,666
Oyo
5,154
5,129
6,000
6,306
5,028
Katsina
Nassarawa
Plateau
292
277
324
298
289
Rivers
52,903
54,779
64,080
67,081
75,438
Sokoto
16,709
15,898
18,597
18,786
17,504
Taraba
13,217
12,828
15,006
16,173
16,579
Yobe
19,940
18,972
22,193
20,399
22,440
Zamfara
24,547
26,364
30,840
28,826
29,833
802
763
893
980
570
Total
504,229
511,382
598,211
619,375
638486
FCT, Abuja
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TABLE 362: ESTIMATED POPULATION OF DOMESTIC LIVESTOCK IN NIGERIA, 2007 2011

Number
Livestock
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
166,127,481
174,433,855
183,155,548
192,313,325
201,928,991
Cattle
16,152,698
16,293,226
16,434,978
16,577,962
16,722,190
Goats
25,488,222
53,800,428
5,677,901
56,524,075
57,937,176
Sheep
33,080,353
33,874,281
34,687,264
35,519,759
36,372,233
6,642,341
6,908,034
7,184,356
7,471,730
7,770,599
POULTRY
Chicken*
OTHERS
Pigs
Source: Federal Livestock Department
TABLE 363:
ESTIMATED VALUE OF NIGERIA'S LIVESTOCK RESOURCES, 2010 - 2011

Million Naira
Livestock
2010
2011
Cattle
1,402,827
1,448,142
Goats
520,153
753,183
Sheep
520,089
545,583
Pigs
125,261
155,412
19,976
22,929
290,778
306,932
Camels
Poultry (Local)
Source: Federal Livestock Department
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TABLE 364:
State
AREA OF FOREST RESERVES AND PLANTATION BY STATE
Area of Forest Reserve

(HA)
Area of Forest Plantations

(HA)
% of Forest Plantation to
Forest Reserve
8,700
2,051
25
Abia
Adamawa
10,011
2,374
24
Akwa Ibom
31,857
25,800
80
32,457
5,332
16
840,280
1,200
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa
n.a
n.a
n.a
Benue
60,175
2,234
Borno
582,820
432,052
74
Cross River
610,129
19,000
65
78,506
2,000
n.a
n.a
n.a
482,047
150,000
31
n.a
n.a
n.a
8,524
7,498
88
Delta
Ebonyi
Edo
Ekiti
Enugu
Gombe
n.a
n.a
n.a
1,525
1,160
76
Jigawa
92,000
3,000
Kaduna
613,484
6,146
Imo
Kano
77,702
2,186
Katsina
245,100
18,900
Kebbi
340,289
17,750
Kogi
540,360
5,000
Kwara
460,350
6,000
Lagos
12,579
2,000
16
n.a
n.a
n.a
Nassarawa
Niger
756,906
4,956
Ogun
273,118
35,000
13
Ondo
Osun
337,336
86,057
27,153
6,381
8
7
Oyo
336,563
8,031
Plateau
402,500
6,800
Rivers
25,000
231
Sokoto
602,631
10,943
Taraba
10,011
1,359
14
Yobe
n.a
n.a
n.a
Zamfara
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
FCT, Abuja
Source: Federal Department of Forestry
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CHAPTER 9
MANUFACTURING, PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION
This chapter presents data on manufacturing, mining, iron & steel, electricity production and
consumption.
The manufacturing tables show the production and value of selected items, distribution of
establishments by activity, group and size, type of ownership, number of workers engaged, VAT
registration and distribution of establishments by State and size.
Nigeria is endowed with different types of mineral resources. The relevant statistical tables in this
report are on solid minerals, crude oil, gas, refinery output and finished products and consumption
of finished petroleum products.
The iron and steel statistical tables provide information on installed plants by type and capacity,
consumption of raw materials and production.
The Electricity statistical tables provide information on generation by type of fuel, capacity of
generating plants and consumption.
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EMPLOYMENT SIZE, - 2009
Year Band
1-4
10 19
5-9
Employment Band
20 - 49
50 - 99
100 - 499
500 - 999
1000+
Total
<=1900
1901 1920
23
1921 1940
17
16
60
1941 1960
51
114
86
54
22
41
374
1961 1980
649
2,469
1,088
549
148
189
19
15
5,126
1981 2000
4,902
24,031
12,954
2,133
442
376
43
23
44,904
746
4,098
14,212
443
69
36
6,817
Total
6354
30741
28360
3194
688
649
70
48
57304
2001+
TABLE 366: DISTRIBUTION OF ESTABLISHMENT BY YEAR OF COMMENCEMENT OF BUSINESS

AND EMPLOYMENT SIZE, - 2010
Year Band
Employment Band
20 - 49 50 - 99
100 - 499
1-4
5-9
10 - 19
500 - 999
1000+
Total
<=1900
12
11
35
1901 1920
11
33
1921 1940
20
22
18
12
89
1941 1960
16
207
137
114
45
61
11
598
1961 1980
238
3,219
1,578
884
277
272
39
32
6,539
1981 2000
2,598
24,209
9,411
3,675
724
598
61
43
41,319
897
7,965
2,987
1,338
232
89
13,524
Total
3,754
35,643
14,147
6,048
1,292
1,036
118
99
62,137
2001+
TABLE 367: TOTAL NUMBER OF REGISTERED COMPANIES BY NAFDAC, 2009 2011

Licences by Type
2009
2010
2011
Applications Received
5,952
5,626
6,839
Number Granted
7,374
8,019
8,212
Na
Na
Na
194
68
60
265
16
63
Number Withdrawn
Number Denied
Imported Fake/Sub Std. Drugs Impounded
Source: NAFDAC Hqtrs, Abuja
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TABLE 368: TOTAL NUMBER OF REGISTERED PRODUCTS BY NAFDAC BY TYPE OF

ACTIVITY, 2007 - 2011
Products
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
312
414
543
741
787
Local
1,108
1,189
1,260
918
1,290
Total
1,420
1,603
1,803
1,659
2,077
1,358
1,231
1,482
1,941
1,824
893
455
569
511
450
2,251
1,686
2,051
2,452
2,274
96
153
147
118
202
Local
571
548
569
377
507
Total
657
701
716
495
709
FOOD
Imported
HUMAN DRUGS
Imported
Local
Total
COSMETICS
Imported
MEDICAL SERVICES
Imported
112
101
230
486
205
Local
19
11
26
14
Total
131
112
256
494
219
Local
1,479
1,904
2,107
2,127
2,429
Total
1,479
1,904
2,107
2,127
2,429
Na
Na
na
na
107
146
129
14
18
10
Na
na
121
164
139
Na
na
99
98
93
Na
na
Na
na
Na
na
Na
na
Na
na
Na
na
Na
na
Na
na
5,948
6,006
PRE-PACKAGE & WATER

Imported
PESTICIDES
Imported
Local
Total
HERBAL DRUGS
Imported
Local
Total
91
118
114
190
216
207
15
73
47
15
73
47
98
98
73
17
15
115
102
88
7,374
7,782
8,189
BIOLOGICALS/VACCINES
Imported
Local
Total
VETERINARY DRUGS
Imported
Local
Total
Grand Total
Source: NAFDAC, Abuja
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TABLE 369:
SOLID MINERAL PRODUCTION, 2007 - 2011

2007
2008
2009*
2010*
Tonnes
2011
18,046.56
926,418.97
28,688.57
13,248.80
4,988.23
71,950.00
500.00
272.39
63.00
229.00
436.23
Clay(t)
233,932.46
108,499.58
121,149.80
149,965
62,320.52
Coal(t)
45,713.14
48,528.53
Mineral
Barytes(t)
Basalt(t)
CassiteriteTin
Ore(t)
Columbite(t)
179.83
335,012.00
112.87
230.92
125.79
Dolomite(t)
187,737.40
10,875.00
4,720.00
7,446.28
1,500
Feldspar(t)
5,332.00
550.00
1,716.16
Gemstone(g)
Gold(g)
Granite(t)
942.12
938.56
68,501
74,775.80
577,860
3,868.00
2,890.00
1.35
3,718.00
10,403,695.01
22,923,642.00
592,162,131.44
10,104,119.44
7,745,031.04
Gypsum(t)
579.00
38,473.40
16,962
1,000
Iron Ore(t)
5,848.30
667.7
Kaolin(t)
6,773.00
11,210.00
3,137.00
675.00
440
1,642,170.63
3,014,293.00
4,244,830.16
2,649,784.34
2,336,634.97
Lead/ Zinc(t)
645.00
2,267.00
223.00
2,446.00
13,245
Limestone(t)
3,323,331.64
3,472,830.46
2,555,237.26
12,671,419.54
8,280,909.77
2,872.00
6,133.00
10,665.00
10.700
7,871
Laterite(t)
Marble(t)
Phosphate(t)
0.13
53,333.00
41,691.00
39,865.00
49,034
Sand
1,722,737.04
3,525,812.28
1,141,876.32
1,428.184.33
2,108,755.33
Shale
678.17
130,154.00
174.440.00
89,313
25,925.92
32,586.12
15,200.00
7,386
Red Alluvium(t)
Silica Sand
Stones
Tantalite
Tin
10.00
83.00
29,588.50
50.00
Wolframite
151.50
Source: Ministry of Mines and Steel Development
Note: - = Nil,
*= Revised
TABLE 370: SEISMIC ACTIVITIES: RIG COUNT, DRILLING AND DEVELOPMENT, AND CRUDE
OIL PRODUCTION, 2006 - 2010
Number
Activity
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Exploratory
19
14
Appraisal
18
16
15
15
111
138
57
76
74
Workover/ Completion
35
32
32
32
Rig Count
36
32
27
27
25
183
200
110
129
96
869,161,076
803,000,708
768,745,932
780,347,940
599,804,797
Daily Average (Barrel)

2,381,263
Source: Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation
2,200,002
2,135,405
2,137,940
1,643,301
Development
No of Well Drilled
Vol. of Crude Produced (bbls)
425
TABLE 371:
NIGERIAN NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION AND DISPOSAL, 2007 2011

Million SCF
Year
Gas Produced
Gas Utilised
Gas Flared
2007
2,415.65
1,655.96
786.55
2008
2,282.44
1,651.25
631.19
2009
1,837.27
1,327.92
509.35
2010
2,392.84
1,811.27
581.57
2011
1,945.81
1,373.69
572.12
TABLE 372:
Year
NIGERIAN CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION AND EXPORTS, 2006 - 2010

Reserve(Million)
Production
(000 Barrels)
Exports
(000 Barrels)
2006
51,200.44
869,196.51
817,996.07
2007
11,174.19
803,000.71
791,826..52.
2008
44,266.13
768,745.93
724,479.80
2009
11,152.73
780,347.94
769,195.21
2010
31,341.30
896,043.40
864,702.10

CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION AND EXPORTS, 2006 - 2010
'000 Barrels
CHART 29:
Reserve('000 Barrels)
Production (000 Barrels)
Exports (000 Barrels)
Year
426
TABLE 373: FINISHED PRODUCTS FROM DOMESTIC REFINERIES, 2006 - 2010

Metric Tonnes
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
-4,785
1,396
25,868
25,323
72,046
Premium Motor Spirit
992,913
287,238
698,480
363,679
747,776
Household kerosine
786,946
329,888
670,023
319,006
650,518
Automotive Gas Oil
1,259,785
622,714
1,165,961
558,647
945,295
Fuel Oil
2,158,508
1,001,527
1,445,360
609,610
986,864
Production
Liquified Petroleum Gas
TABLE 374: CONSUMPTION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, 2006 - 2010

Tonnes
Product
Liquified Petroleum Gas or
Cooking Gas
Petroleum Motor Spirit (PSMGasoline)
2006
2007*
2008*
2009**
2010
26,016.00
6,202.70
12,534.80
32,312.30
24,712.40
5,925,738.22
8,859,802.00
9,500,382.40
9,775,364.60
14,382,875.30
674032
878,571.5
2,029,679.10
1,502,425.20
3,164,538.30
1361296
1,384,956.4
1,517,521.30
1,130,444.60
3,293,401.70
Low Pour Fuel Oil (LPFO)
135,844.44
132,714.10
401,495.60
186,386.50
272,699.10
Bitumen/Asphalt
Others (Wax,Petroleum Jelly,
Grease, Base Oil, etc)
111,536.89
24,306.8
67,689.20
36,063.20
11,356.60
17,420.67
140,158.80
185,132.70
107,275.5
61,243.30
Total
10,375,745.79
11,426,712.3
Source: NNPC = Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation
Note * = Revised
** = Provisional
13,714,434.90
12,770,271.90
21,210,826.70
Dual Purpose Kerosine (DPK)

Automative Gas Oil (AGO) and
Diesel
TABLE 375.1:
Zones
PIPELINE VANDALIZATION, 2007 - 2008

2007
2008
No. of
Occurrence
Products Loss
('000mt)
Value Loss
Products Loss
('000mt)
Value Loss
(million)
No. of
Occurrence
1,631
6,333
na
557
151.15
12,289
Warri
306
na
745
22.36
1,589.00
Mosimi
479
10,634
na
530
12.98
681
Kaduna
126
273
na
129
5.13
35
Gombe
702
na
357
0.00
Total
3,244
17,240.00
na
2,318
191.62
14,594
Port Harcourt
427
(million)
TABLE 375.2: PIPELINE VANDALIZATION, 2009 - 2010

2009
Zones
2010
No. of
Occurrence
Products Loss
('000mt)
Value Loss
(million)
No. of
Occurrence
Products Loss
('000mt)
Value Loss
(million)
Port Harcourt
382
0.00
0.00
142
0.00
0.00
Warri
280
0.00
0.00
161
45.93
2,671.41
Mosimi
605
110.38
8,195.00
184
144.50
3,796.70
Kaduna
100
0.00
0.00
240
3.99
380.00
Gombe
86
0.00
0.00
109
0.00
0.00
Total
1,453
110.38
8,195.00
836
194.42
6,848.11
TABLE 376: NUMBER OF FURNACES, 2007 - 2009

Steel Furnaces by Type
2007
2008
2009
Oxygen Converter
Electric Arc Furnace
Others
Total
Sources: Ajaokuta and Delta Steel Companies.
TABLE 377: PRODUCTION OF FINISHED IRON AND STEEL, 2007 2009

Metric Tonnes
Products
2007
2008
2009
Rods and Bars for Reinforcement
Wire Rods in Coil
117,759
108,322
116,282
117,759
108,322
116,282
Rolled Products
Total
Sources:
Ajaokuta and Delta Companies.

Note: - = Nil
428
PRODUCTION OF FINISHED IRON AND STEEL BY ROLLING MILL, 2006 2008

Metric Tonnes
TABLE 378:
Products
2006
2007
2008
104,228
Rolled Products
104,228
117,759.00
110,869.00
Total
Sources: Ajaokuta and Delta Steel Companies
Note: - = Nil
208,456
117,759
110,869
Rods and Bars for Reinforcement

Wire Rods in Coil
TABLE 379:
PRODUCTION /PLANT INSTALLED CAPACITY OF ITEMS OF STEEL,

2006 2008
2006
Item
2007
2008
Production
Installed
Capacity
Production
Installed
Capacity
Oxide Pellet
1,448,000
1,448,000
153,468,008.00
1,448,000
1,448,000
Direct reduced Iron
1,000,000
1,020,000
191,131.00
1,020,000
1,000,000
Burnt Lime
6,600
66,000
5,834.92
66000
Foundry Products
1,200
1,200
1,000,000
1,000,000
200,796.37
1,000,000
133,643
1,000,000
Billets
960,000
960,000
181,438.40
960,000
123,098
960,000
Rolled Products
300,000
300,000
116,885.69
300,000
106,068
300,000
Liquid Steel
Angles Channels &

Beams
Note: - = Nil
TABLE 380:
Production
Installed
Capacity
7,863
6,600
1,200
1,200
CONSUMPTION OF RAW MATERIALS, 2006 2009

Tonnes
Raw Materials
2006
2007
2008
2009
Iron Ore Consumption
154,171
160,918
Local Consumption
154,171
160,918
112,966
162,720
Iron and Steel
Scrap (Berep)
64,371
86,371
129,888
161,046
7,179
17,862
11,983
11,620
13,108
28,938
16,296
20,411
Imported
Pig Iron
Etc. Billet (3rd Party)

NON-METAL
Limestone
Note: - = Nil
429
TABLE 381:
ELECTRICITY GENERATION, 2007 - 2011

MWH
Power Station
HYDRO
2007
7,776,409.70
2008
7,443,340.00
2009
7,265,140.00
2010
7,415,848.00
2011
6,710,274.65
Kainji
2,816,749.70
2,794,976.00
2,505,663.00
2,300,991.00
1,769,044.75
Jebba
2,728,899.00
2,089,460.00
2,676,860.00
2,693,741.00
2,567,236.90
Shiroro
2,230,761.00
4,528,451.09
2,082,617.00
2,421,116.00
2,373,993.0
THERMAL
15,410,133.22
17,216204.78
21,123,384.18
25,484,394.28
17,406,924.15
Ijora
Calabar
Lagos (Egbin)
Sapele
3,636,680.32
1,846,704.40
3,383,990.30
5,385,475.96
6,752,677.73
490,790.00
728,977.00
121,269.00
493,254.65
761,632.82
Delta
2,696,718.60
1,510,988.00
1,591,572.70
1,957,869.10
1,492,559.95
Afam
1,274,102.70
2,794,976.00
151,048.00
96,156.80
416,244.50
146,800.91
300,209.60
383,265.50
144,212.00
373,526.80
0.00
418,545.88
103,581.00
270,295.90
1,162,818.63
Omotosho
Olorunsogo
Geregu
1,193,552.88
995,874.58
652,603.19
776,765.06
1,698,438.40
AES
1,675,496.28
491,324.90
1,681,451.43
1,538,650.72
1,557,066.58
Okpai
3,294,207.00
2,708,670.00
3,079,384.00
3,232,402.00
2,986,405.00
3,204.00
283,452.22
316,537.65
-
Ibom
Trans Amadi
75,220.16
Ajaokuta
572,517.00
30,344.00
Omoku
429,267.53
297,580.26
422,355.13
194,932.16
157,408.05
42,960.00
2,129,058.73
2,763,336.17
139,017.31
5,971,487.81
5,025,638.94
7,315,453.11
8,255,624.67
NESCO
126,788.42
Total
29,284,819.15
Source: Power Holding Company of Nigeria
Note: - = Nil
23,390.82
26,629,098.15
105,148.09
28,388,524.18
16,746.71
32,900,242.28
8,418.99
21,480,066.26
Afam VI
Inpendent Power
Plant (IPP)
MWH
CHART 30: ELECTRICITY GENERATION, 2007 2011
2007
2008
HYDRO
2009
2010
THERMAL
430
Total
2011
TABLE 382: INSTALLED GENERATION CAPACITY, 2007 - 2011

MW
Year
Thermal
Hydro
Total
2007
6,021.5
1,938.4
7,959.9
2008
6,531.1
1,938.4
8,469.5
2009
6,763.9
1,930.0
8,693.85
2010
6,487.0
1,930.0
8,417.0
1,930.0
8,902.0
2011
6,972.0
Source: Power Holding Company of Nigeria/ Energy Commission of Nigeria
CHART 31:
INSTALLED GENERATION CAPACITY, 2007 2011
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.01
MW
0.01
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
2007
2008
2009
Thermal
Hydro
2010
2011
Total
TABLE 383: ENERGY CONSUMPTION {TONNES OF COAL EQUIVALENT (TCE)} (1990 = 100), 2006 - 2010
**
Type
Weight
2006
2007*
2008*
2009*
Coal
0.13
8,050.50
22,549.90
31,799.40
33,533.40
37,745.30
% Share
0.13
0.00
0.10
0.20
0.20
0.20
Hydro Power
0.93
2,965,770.70
3,113,567.20
3,669,824.50
3,675,254.50
3,582,840.00
% Share
0.93
17.00
19.60
18.70
20.40
20.20
Natural Gas
0.04
1,310,102.50
1,740,5355.10
1,854,259.70
1,066,913.70
1,691,261.50
% Share
0.04
7.50
11.00
9.40
5.90
9.60
Petroleum Product *
98.90
13,137,540.50
10,991,393.80
14,098,510.60
13,241,582.70
12,393,471.60
% Share
98.90
75.40
69.30
71.70
73.50
70.00
100.00
17,421,464.20
15,868,046.00
19,654,394.20
18,017,284.30
17,705,318.40
Total
% Share
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
Index of Energy Consumption
(1990=100)
170.00
181.90
205.00
Sources: Federal Ministry of Solid Mineral Development; Federal Ministry of Power and Steel, NNPC & PHCN.
Note *
= Revised
**
= Provisional
431
2010
100.00
100.00
198.70
192.40
CHAPTER 10
TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATIONS
This chapter presents data on length of Federal Highways, National Uniform Licensing
Scheme production statistics, rail transportation (passenger and cargo), railway accidents,
assets and freight operations.
There are also statistics on civil air transportation (passenger and cargo), aircraft movement,
(international and domestic), ocean-borne commerce, cargo and vessel tonnages, crude
petroleum oil shipped at crude oil terminals, container traffic, etc.
Data are presented on Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST), which provides mail processing and
delivery within Nigeria as well as total number of Post Office Boxes and Private Mail Bags
available by State.
432
TABLE 384: LENGTH OF FEDERAL ROADS BY STATE (CLASSIFIED) -2007

Kilometers
Length of Trunk
Routes
Length of
Secondary
Routes
Length of
Branch
Routes
Length of
Border Spur
Total Length
Abia
380.0
233.0
25.0
638.0
Adamawa
235.0
1,129.0
1,364.0
Akwa Ibom
84.0
392.4
98.0
33.5
607.9
Anambra
287.0
458.5
745.5
Bauchi
609.0
725.0
1,334.0
State
Bayelsa
36.0
131.8
167.8
Benue
730.0
902.0
1,632.0
Borno
699.0
1,492.0
16.0
2,207.0
Cross River
687.0
522.9
35.0
1,244.9
Delta
528.0
692.5
1,220.5
Ebonyi
117.0
490.0
607.0
Edo
510.0
388.0
898.0
Ekiti
54.6
307.2
14.0
375.8
Enugu
736.0
236.0
972.0
Gombe
185.0
249.0
434.0
Imo
203.0
476.5
679.5
Jigawa
257.0
499.5
756.5
1,263.0
555.0
1,818.0
Kano
548.8
424.5
973.3
Katsina
336.0
506.0
842.0
Kebbi
353.0
376.0
133.4
862.4
Kogi
918.0
255.0
1,173.0
Kwara
513.0
531.0
1,044.0
Lagos
646.2
73.0
719.2
Kaduna
Nassarawa
381.0
519.0
900.0
Niger
1,586.0
603.2
2,189.2
Ogun
624.0
561.8
1,185.8
Ondo
562.4
177.3
739.7
Osun
234.5
377.5
52.5
7.0
671.5
Oyo
782.3
374.2
1,156.5
Plateau
380.0
556.0
936.0
Rivers
269.0
438.8
707.8
Sokoto
253.0
331.0
584.0
Taraba
608.0
1,016.0
10.0
1,634.0
Yobe
234.0
643.4
877.4
Zamfara
404.0
636.0
1,040.0
FCT, Abuja
146.0
Source: Federal Ministry of Works
Note: - = Nil
98.6
244.6
433
TABLE 385: LENGTH OF FEDERAL ROADS BY STATE (CLASSIFIED) - 2008

Kilometers
Length of Trunk
Routes
Length of
Secondary Routes
Length of
Branch Routes
Length of Border
Spur
Total Length
Abia
380.0
233.0
25.0
638.0
Adamawa
235.0
1,129.0
1,364.0
Akwa Ibom
84.0
392.4
98.0
33.5
607.9
Anambra
287.0
458.5
745.5
Bauchi
609.0
725.0
1,334.0
State
Bayelsa
36.0
131.8
167.8
Benue
730.0
902.0
1,632.0
Borno
699.0
1,492.0
16.0
2,207.0
Cross River
687.0
522.9
35.0
1,244.9
Delta
528.0
692.5
1,220.5
Ebonyi
117.0
490.0
607.0
Edo
510.0
388.0
898.0
Ekiti
54.6
307.2
14.0
375.8
Enugu
736.0
236.0
972.0
Gombe
185.0
249.0
434.0
Imo
203.0
476.5
679.5
Jigawa
257.0
499.5
756.5
Kaduna
1,263.0
555.0
1,818.0
Kano
548.8
424.5
973.3
Katsina
336.0
506.0
842.0
Kebbi
353.0
376.0
133.4
862.4
Kogi
918.0
255.0
1,173.0
Kwara
513.0
531.0
1,044.0
Lagos
646.2
73.0
719.2
Nassarawa
381.0
519.0
900.0
Niger
1,586.0
603.2
2,189.2
Ogun
624.0
561.8
1,185.8
Ondo
562.4
177.3
739.7
Osun
234.5
377.5
52.5
671.5
Oyo
782.3
374.2
1,156.5
Plateau
380.0
556.0
936.0
Rivers
269.0
438.8
707.8
Sokoto
253.0
331.0
584.0
Taraba
608.0
1,016.0
10.0
1,634.0
Yobe
234.0
643.4
877.4
Zamfara
404.0
636.0
1,040.0
FCT, Abuja
146.0
Note: - = Nil
98.6
244.6
434
TABLE 386: LENGTH OF FEDERAL ROADS BY STATE (CLASSIFIED) - 2009*

Kilometer
State
Length of Trunk
Routes
Length of
Secondary Routes
Length of
Branch Routes
Length of Border
Spur
Total Length
Abia
380.0
233.0
25.0
638.0
Adamawa
235.0
1,129.0
1,364.0
Akwa Ibom
84.0
392.4
98.0
33.5
607.9
Anambra
287.0
458.5
745.5
Bauchi
609.0
725.0
1,334.0
Bayelsa
36.0
131.8
167.8
Benue
730.0
902.0
1,632.0
Borno
699.0
1,492.0
16.0
2,207.0
Cross River
687.0
522.9
35.0
1,244.9
Delta
528.0
692.5
1,220.5
Ebonyi
117.0
490.0
607.0
Edo
510.0
388.0
898.0
Ekiti
54.6
307.2
14.0
375.8
Enugu
736.0
236.0
972.0
Gombe
185.0
249.0
434.0
Imo
203.0
476.5
679.5
Jigawa
257.0
499.5
756.5
1,263.0
555.0
1,818.0
Kano
548.8
424.5
973.3
Katsina
336.0
506.0
842.0
Kebbi
353.0
376.0
133.4
862.4
Kogi
918.0
255.0
1,173.0
Kwara
513.0
531.0
1,044.0
Lagos
646.2
73.0
719.2
Kaduna
Nassarawa
381.0
519.0
900.0
Niger
1,586.0
603.2
2,189.2
Ogun
624.0
561.8
1,185.8
Ondo
562.4
177.3
739.7
Osun
234.5
377.5
52.5
671.5
Oyo
782.3
374.2
1,156.5
Plateau
380.0
556.0
936.0
Rivers
269.0
438.8
707.8
Sokoto
253.0
331.0
584.0
Taraba
608.0
1,016.0
10.0
1,634.0
Yobe
234.0
643.4
877.4
Zamfara
404.0
636.0
1,040.0
FCT, Abuja
146.0
Note: - = Nil
*= Provisional
98.6
244.6
435
TABLE 387:
LENGTH OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ROADS IN THE STATES BY TYPE, 2006 2007

Kilometres
Asphaltic Concrete
Surface Dressed
Gravel or Earth
State
2006
2007
2006
2007
2006
2007
Abia
373
407
226
213
18
Adamawa
691
800
214
166
411
398
Akwa Ibom
348.9
567.9
213
40
40
Anambra
400.4
656.5
122
79
32
10
Bauchi
814
880
240
240
226
214
Bayelsa
67
67
100.8
100.8
Benue
1237
746
87
601
287
285
Borno
1,040
1,278
379
159
788
770
Cross-River
807.4
834
163.8
229
104
181.9
Delta
657.5
1,048.50
37
10
38
162
Ebonyi
176
187
222.8
90
104
330
Edo
781.5
763
135
135
Ekiti
114
135.1
253.2
228.7
12
Enugu
533
671
300
229
25
72
Gombe
437
390
18
44
44
Imo
473
550
126.5
125.5
Jigawa
591
596.5
80
80
80
80
Kaduna
1,530
1,692
150
96
30
Kano
743.5
808.5
165
165
495
757
292
30
55
55
248.4
438.4
273
284
341
140
500
846.2
401
139
232
187.8
Katsina
Kebbi
Kogi
Kwara
421
488
236
169
387
387
Lagos
675.9
719.2
522
633
123
25
242
242
Niger
969.2
1,356.20
807
578
401
255
Ogun
1,001.80
1,185.80
70
Ondo
577.4
690.3
147
49.4
Osun
438.9
555.9
185
111
4.6
4.6
Oyo
440.3
620.8
409.2
215.5
211
320.2
Plateau
401.8
555
264
115
313.5
266
Rivers
417.8
656.6
157
82.2
43.2
Sokoto
153
283.5
346
260.5
83
40
Taraba
566
576
357
458
701
600
Yobe
378
474.4
347.4
217
152
186
Zamfara
273
273
454
459
308
308
FCT, Abuja
158
227.6
78.6
17
20,452.60
24,414.90
8,000.90
6,008.60
5,887.70
5,759.50
Nassarawa
Total

Note: - = Nil
436
TABLE 388: LENGTH OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ROADS IN THE STATES BY TYPE, 2008 2009
Kilometres
State
Asphaltic Concrete
Surface Dressed
Gravel or Earth
2008
2009
2008
2009
2008
2009
Abia
407
407
213
213
18
18
Adamawa
800
800
166
166
398
398
Akwa Ibom
567.9
567.9
40
40
Anambra
656.5
656.5
79
79
10
10
Bauchi
880
880
240
240
214
214
Bayelsa
67
67
100.8
100.8
Benue
746
746
601
601
285
285
Borno
1,278
1,278
159
159
770
770
834
834
229
229
181.9
181.9
Cross-River
Delta
1,048.5
1,048.5
10
10
162
162
Ebonyi
187
187
90
90
330
330
Edo
763
763
135
135
Ekiti
135.1
135.1
228.7
228.7
12
12
Enugu
671
671
229
229
72
72
Gombe
390
390
44
44
Imo
550
550
125.5
125.5
Jigawa
596.5
596.5
80
80
80
80
Kaduna
1,692
1,692
96
96
30
30
Kano
808.5
808.5
165
165
757
757
30
30
55
55
Kebbi
438.4
438.4
284
284
140
140
Kogi
846.2
846.2
139
139
187.8
187.8
Kwara
488
488
169
169
387
387
Lagos
719.2
719.2
633
633
25
25
242
242
Niger
1,356.2
1,356.2
578
578
255
255
Ogun
1,185.8
1,185.8
Ondo
690.3
690.3
49.4
49.4
Osun
555.9
555.9
111
111
4.6
4.6
Oyo
620.8
620.8
215.5
215.5
320.2
320.2
555
555
115
115
266
266
Rivers
656.6
656.6
43.2
43.2
Sokoto
283.5
283.5
260.5
260.5
40
40
Taraba
576
576
458
458
600
600
474.4
474.4
217
217
186
186
273
273
459
459
308
308
227.6
227.6
17
17
Total
24,414.9
Note: - = Nil
24,414.9
6,008.6
6,008.6
5,759.5
5,759.5
Katsina
Nassarawa
Plateau
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT, Abuja
437
TABLE 389:
TOTAL LENGTH OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ROADS IN THE STATES, 2007

2009
Kilometres
Total
State
2007
2008
2009
Abia
638
638
638
Adamawa
1364
1364
1364
Akwa Ibom
607.9
607.9
607.9
Anambra
745.5
745.5
745.5
Bauchi
1334
1334
1334
Bayelsa
167.8
167.8
167.8
Benue
1632
1632
1632
Borno
2207
2207
2207
Cross-River
1244.9
1244.9
1244.9
Delta
1220.5
1220.5
1220.5
Ebonyi
607
607
607
Edo
898
898
898
Ekiti
375.8
375.8
375.8
Enugu
972
972
972
Gombe
434
434
434
Imo
679.5
679.5
679.5
Jigawa
756.5
756.5
756.5
Kaduna
1818
1818
1818
Kano
973.5
973.5
973.5
842
842
842
Kebbi
862.4
862.4
862.4
Kogi
1173
1173
1173
Kwara
1044
1044
1044
Lagos
719.2
719.2
719.2
900
900
900
Niger
2189.2
2189.2
2189.2
Ogun
1185.8
1185.8
1185.8
Ondo
739.7
739.7
739.7
Osun
671.5
671.5
671.5
Oyo
1156.5
1156.5
1156.5
936
936
936
Rivers
707.8
707.8
707.8
Sokoto
584
584
584
Katsina
Nassarawa
Plateau
Taraba
1634
1634
1634
Yobe
877.4
877.4
877.4
Zamfara
1040
1040
1040
FCT, Abuja
244.6
244.6
244.6
36,183
36,183
36,183
Total
Note: - = Nil
438
TABLE 390: TOTAL NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLE REGISSTRATION IN STATE AND THE FEDERAL
CAPITAL TERRITORY BY TYPE, 2007 - 2008
2008
2007
State
Abia
Adamawa
Saloon
Cars
Buses
Lorry/
Trailers
Other
Vehicles
Motor
Cycle
Saloon
Cars
Buses
Lorry/
Trailer
Other
Vehicles
Motor
Cycle
5,681
2,890
562
46,743
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Akwa Ibom
1,459
146
46
22
17,923
na
na
na
na
na
Anambra
7,455
5,029
29
683
30,911
na
na
na
na
na
Bauchi
1,757
249
89
7,330
3,125
835
265
8,231
Bayelsa
2,000
700
102
270
1,954
na
na
na
na
na
Benue
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Borno
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
402
5,064
na
na
na
na
na
na
Cross River
Delta
na
na
na
198
80
80
Edo
5,855
1,485
225
Ekiti
1,823
213
na
na
Ebonyi
Enugu
Gombe
na
na
na
na
na
na
1,747
na
na
na
na
na
225
948
na
na
na
na
na
13
47
4,540
1,516
304
62
157
3,213
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
1,137
231
54
4,149
227
256
63
3,745
Imo
55
169
14
23
3,383
na
na
na
na
na
Jigawa
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Kaduna
299
79
16
160
882
2,980
98
18
179
951
Kano
5,953
901
125
na
na
na
na
na
Katsina
2,110
128
276
146
4,029
5,210
1,050
482
162
15,748
Kebbi
3,976
4,872
1,321
1,324
14,561
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Kogi
Kwara
2,655
1,226
204
3,825
na
na
na
na
na
Lagos
156,858
17,240
7,195
6,149
18,906
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Niger
2,600
1,727
520
3,216
na
na
na
na
na
Ogun
2,816
130
63
32
1,892
na
na
na
na
na
Ondo
3,001
718
81
37
3,133
na
na
na
na
na
Osun
3,303
887
8,818
3,440
1,190
16
13,760
Oyo
1,909
522
86
104
2,250
2,125
618
84
115
2,115
Plateau
Nassarawa
1,680
360
72
76
960
1,800
365
144
84
768
Rivers
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Sokoto
2,336
389
528
6,230
na
na
na
na
na
Taraba
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
1,925
481
112
300
14,260
1,781
333
110
242
7,418
893
215
108
7,634
na
na
na
na
na
FCT
na
na
Source: State Statistical Agencies
- = Nil
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Yobe
Zamfara
439
TABLE 391: TOTAL NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTERED IN STATE AND THE FEDERAL CAPITAL
TERRITORY BY TYPE, 2009 - 2010
2009
State
Saloon
Buses
Cars
Abia
2010
Lorry/
Other
Motor
Saloon
Trailers
Vehicles
Cycle
Cars
Buses
Lorry/
Other
Motor
Trailers
Vehicles
Cycle
1,009
1,473
86
159
1,663
862
464
66
182
1,669
Adamawa
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Akwa Ibom
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Anambra
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
2,971
881
369
6,559
2,454
900
600
9,93
Bayelsa
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Benue
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Borno
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Cross River
Na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Delta
Na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Ebonyi
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Edo
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Ekiti
Bauchi
1.152
155
51
20
2,652
1,252
255
57
167
1,728
Enugu
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Gombe
302
156
66
3,626
2,595
214
62
81
17567
Imo
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Jigawa
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
3,591
102
21
187
1,001
3,903
119
22
227
1,116
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Kaduna
Kano
Katsina
1,774
261
60
27
2,912
1,984
551
132
74
13,813
Kebbi
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Kogi
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Kwara
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Lagos
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Nassarawa
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Niger
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Ogun
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Ondo
na
na
na
na
na
Na
na
na
na
Na
Osun
3,106
1,774
12
10,564
2,902
1,535
52
15
14,750
Oyo
2,003
706
109
107
5,107
4,539
2,255
178
146
15,165
Plateau
3,012
342
200
112
1,000
2,851
170
176
108
1,220
Rivers
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Na
Sokoto
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Na
Taraba
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Na
2,050
600
109
250
16,118
2,535
820
212
270
20,292
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Na
FCT
na
na
Source: State Statistical Agencies
= Nil
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Na
Yobe
Zamfara
440
TABLE 392: ENHANCED NATIONAL DRIVER'S LICENCE, 2006 - 2010

Number
State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Abia
8,535
6,461
6,736
9,551
9,334
Adamawa
4,650
2,429
4,918
6,651
6,081
Akwa Ibom
6,218
6,231
6,088
13,151
8,840
Anambra
11,661
7,735
9,696
18,032
11,688
Bauchi
5,508
5,600
7,193
8,828
7,624
Bayelsa
28,053
3,536
5,382
6,018
4,924
Benue
1,647
120
6,828
6,566
5,156
Borno
8,186
4,790
5,574
11,441
14,503
Cross River
8,180
8,916
3,163
4,837
4,036
Delta
15,957
4,296
12,,317
16,135
16,671
Ebonyi
12,785
10,338
6,185
8,201
8,510
Edo
9,526
6,711
6,393
8,265
9,395
Ekiti
4,594
2,124
5,695
4,169
3,681
11,368
253
1,925
8,199
8,049
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
Kaduna
Kano
Katsina
Kebbi
3,794
3,819
7,085
7,434
6,526
12,762
8,101
10,418
11,636
12,791
1,150
889
2,673
3,117
2,935
6,201
8,561
10,132
16,763
13,636
13,389
16,173
18,373
14,011
9,397
6,191
4,206
5,210
7,117
6,656
754
3,358
1,996
2,448
2,482
Kogi
5,611
4,523
7,089
4,869
4,991
Kwara
2,099
1,671
5,360
4,609
4,806
Lagos
24,737
24,890
21,870
37,056
66,232
Nassarawa
23,133
8,825
9,123
16,994
21,934
Niger
2,887
3,035
4,812
7,435
12,578
Ogun
4,805
5,648
10,344
15,439
21,871
Ondo
2,919
1,740
6,326
5,856
8,622
Osun
4,633
6,156
7,803
12,103
10,599
Oyo
11,650
6,090
9,431
15,869
16,243
Plateau
9,900
2,438
11,626
11,722
7,506
Rivers
13,571
6,402
4,679
9,649
10,126
Sokoto
4,190
3,869
6,792
7,896
9,923
Taraba
1,373
599
2,023
4,826
5,841
Yobe
2,903
1,495
2,895
4,260
5,118
Zamfara
11,179
7,072
4,447
4,170
4,606
FCT, Abuja
18,022
14,140
18,488
19,685
17,421
277,088
375,008
401,332
Total
324,721
Source: Federal Road Safety Commission
213,240
441
TABLE 393:
NIGERIAN RAILWAY CORPORATION PASSENGER AND GOODS TRAFFIC, 2006 - 2008

000
Passenger
Goods Traffic
Metric
Tonnage
Hauled
Year
Average
Length
(Km)
Net
Tonne
(Km)
Number
Carried
Passenger
(KM)
2006
708,775
256,576
41,219
34,252
2,284
2007
1,478,700
535,289
31,405
26,034
2,472
2008
1,996,324
Source: Nigerian Railway Corporation
722,669
47,409
41,056
3,275
TABLE 394:
NIGERIAN RAILWAY CORPORATION TRAFFIC RECEIPTS, 2006 - 2008

N' 000
Year
Passenger
a
(i)
Luggage
(ii)
Total
Train
(i)+(ii)
Freight
(b)
(iii)
Sundry
(iv)
Total
(iii)+(iv)
2006
58,269,355
26,052,983
84,322,338
109,116,446
109,116,446
2007
114,205,286
30,889,283
145,094,569
82,811,334
82,811,334
30048949
233513196.5
78600975.6
78600975.6
2008
203464247.5
Note: - = Nil
TABLE 395: ACCIDENTS ON RAILWAYS, 2006 2008

NUMBER
Train Accidents
2006
2007
2008
Total Number of Accidents
53
81
78
Collisions
14
14
19
Derailment
19
35
50
19
Broken Rail
13
13
Casualities
Washout
Total number of persons killed

Note: - = Nil
442
TABLE 396: NIGERIAN RAILWAY ASSETS AND FREIGHT OPERATIONS, 2006 - 2008
Unit/Num
2006
2007
2008
LLocomotives
Diesel
Num
137
137
137
Electric
Num
Coal
Num
Passenger Carrying
Num
671
686
689
Non-Passenger Carrying
Num
Total Freight Wagon
Nm
3,751
3,750
3,750
No 0f Airbreak Wagon
Num
2,051
2,065
2,028
Unbreak Wagons
Num
1,700
1,685
1,722
Wagons Owned By Companies
Num
31
Km
527
280
280
280
Num
708,775
1,478,700
1,996,324
Num
1,596
1,267
1,193
Coaches Operated
Freight Wagons Operated
Track Open For Traffic

Running Lines Siding
Station Total
Passenger Carrying
Freight
Note: - = Nil
TABLE 397: RAIL LENGTH BY STATE

State
Rail Length (Km)
Abia
158
Bauchi
389
Benue
230
Bornu
201
Enugu
160
Gombe
173
Jigawa
180
Kaduna
537
Kano
140
Katsina
64
Kwara
150
Lagos
34
Nassarawa
125
Niger
358
Ogun
195
Osun
97
Oyo
64
Plateau
259
Rivers
37
Zamfara
110
Yobe
443
TABLE 398: CARGO HANDLED AT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS, 2007 - 2011

Kilogramme
Cargo
Unloaded
Murtala Mohammed, Lagos
2007
2008
2009
2010
78,895,694
130,309,788.00
155,546,530.50
171,597,092.9
1,845,179
1,585,027.00
2,386,628.50
2,554,334.1
3,126,412.7
767,205
1,637,492.00
2,287,706
1,909,205.3
5,970,633.9
15,379.0
0.0
4,832,305
4,821,587.00
6,496,218.28
4,756,455.6
8,189,828.8
Murtala Mohammed
21,198,577
42,527,023.00
23,891,269
1,259,286.0
Aminu Kano, Kano
1,078,932
135,865.00
475
3,187.0
Port Harcourt
251,317.00
Margaret Ekpo, Calabar
113,428
807,090.00
2,733,920.9
Total
108,731,320
Source: Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria
Note: - = Nil
182,075,189.00
1,006,260
191,615,087.42
Aminu Kano, Kano

Port Harcourt
Abuja
2011
158,280,397.9
Loaded
Nnamdi Azikiwe
TABLE 399:
184,828,860.8
175,567,273.30
AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT AT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS LANDING, 2007 - 2011

Number
Airports
Murtala Mohammed,
Lagos
Aminu Kano, Kano
Port Harcourt
2007
2008
Landing
2009
11,194
13,012
12,320
12,455
14,223
707
746
199
44
1,683
15,684
1,003
531
15
2,200
16,069
918
1,126
416
832
12
3,527
4,144
17,328
20,333
Margeret Ekpo Calabar
95
Nnamdi Azikiwe, Abuja
1,547
Total
13,549
Note: - = Nil
2010
2011
TABLE 400: AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT AT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS - TAKE-OFF, 2007- 2011

Number
Take Off
Airports
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
11,299
13,064
12,321
12,472
13,905
929
936
958
914
1,092
175
494
433
824
Margeret Ekpo Calabar
54
40
15
12
1,524
1,652
2,200
3,527
4,144
Total
13,814
15,867
15,988
17,358
19,972
Murtala Mohammed, Lagos

Aminu Kano, Kano
Port Harcourt
444
TABLE 401: AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT AT DOMESTIC AIRPORTS - LANDING, 2007 - 2011

Number
Airports
Abuja
Landing
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
16,987
17,447
24,253
26,643
2011
Akure
136
240
376
212
28,947
Benin
3,185
3,819
3,671
3,546
344
Calabar
3,304
4,564
3,813
4,143
3,397
Enugu
1,921
2,270
2,858
3,173
Ibadan
489
491
624
1,283
2,716
Ilorin
898
907
1,468
1,480
1,204
Jos
324
474
562
823
1,123
Kaduna
1,437
1,852
1,680
2,824
673
Kano
2,128
2,073
2,082
2,550
1,890
Lagos
27,827
29,682
30,970
35,933
3,408
578
939
884
891
38,515
Maiduguri
Makurdi7
Port Harcourt
61
93
331
168
605
6,005
9,334
10,703
10,240
232
Sokoto
498
711
545
891
11,237
Yola
552
1,038
935
1,138
944
921
Minna
244
269
299
352
Owerri
4,076
1,865
2,181
3,024
160
50
256
346
360
2,735
6592
5,706
6,469
5,807
311
84,030
95,050
102,308
6,472
Katsina
Osubi
Table
77,292
TABLE 402: AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT AT DOMESTIC AIRPORTS - TAKE-OFF, 2006 - 2011

Number
Airports
Take-Off
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Abuja
16,987
17,516
24,251
26643
28,947
Akure
134
240
376
212
344
Benin
3,194
3,819
3,759
3,535
3,394
Calabar
3,331
4,516
3,814
4,139
3,172
Enugu
1,919
2,266
2,856
2,718
Ibadan
482
488
626
1,284
1,179
Ilorin
895
900
1,468
1,475
1,123
Jos
Kaduna
325
473
562
824
673
1,449
1,836
1,682
2,808
1,825
Kano
1,909
1,874
2,078
2,488
3,353
Lagos
27,956
29,873
30,333
35,989
38,572
577
947
884
882
608
62
91
331
168
232
6,085
9,324
10,431
10,069
10,848
Maiduguri
Makurdi
Port Harcourt
Sokoto
526
712
564
896
944
Yola
547
1,040
931
1,139
919
Minna
244
269
303
352
160
Owerri
4,076
1,865
2,175
3,004
2,735
Katsina
Osubi
Total
50
260
346
360
312
6589
5,696
6,469
5,807
6,472
77,337
84,005
94,239
102,074
108,530
445
TABLE 403: PASSENGER MOVEMENT AT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS - ARRIVALS, 2007 2011

Number
Arrivals
Airports
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
1,179,835
1,294,686
1,143,371
1,208,374
1,283,344
120,732
116,442
71,701
73,495
85,293
6,580
27,430
7,367
45,748
2,133
387
370
182
68
129,318
168,423
198,917
286,103
293,405
Total
1,432,019
1,586,518
1,441,789
1,575,521
1,707,858
Murtala Mohammed,
Lagos
Aminu Kano, Kano
Port Harcourt
CHART 33: TOTAL MOVEMENT AT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS (ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE),

2007 2011
Departures
Year
Arrivals
Total Number
TABLE 404:
PASSENGER MOVEMENT AT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS DEPARTURES, 2007 2011

Number
Airports
Murtala Mohammed,
Lagos
Aminu Kano, Kano
Port Harcourt
Total
Departures
2007
2008
2009
2010
1,250,389
1,393,909
1,160,846
1,200,713
98,934
100,793
63,059
73,350
19
5,176
19,651
5781
228
296
305
197
102,566
160,754
197,057
275,337
1,660,928
1,440,918
1,555,378
1,452,136
446
2011
1,335
,846
90,58
8
44,59
7
70
297,8
80
1,768
,981
TABLE 405: PASSENGER MOVEMENT AT DOMESTIC AIRPORTS ARRIVALS, 2007 2011

Number
Arrivals
Airports
Abuja
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
886,466
1,007,017
1,404,403
1,699,642
1,816,477
Akure
647
1,858
5,257
3458
3,021
Benin
82,071
121,699
159,221
179,729
162,492
Calabar
125,836
144,128
153,990
154,481
77,486
Enugu
102,178
144,319
185,594
154,950
Ibadan
3,967
3,980
4,286
15,464
21,355
Ilorin
11,529
12,621
12,580
22,667
23,282
Jos
13,851
25,612
25,062
38,791
23,890
Kaduna
58,792
79,055
64,332
94,456
58,520
Kano
80,293
90,815
95,873
119,212
135,906
1,436,432
1,678,098
1,594,224
1,921,647
2,038,392
20,226
38,144
40,822
51,440
36,864
466
562
1,904
970
1,020
168,204
396,511
514,051
595,449
632,882
Sokoto
31,957
46,740
22,343
29,810
34,899
Yola
41,647
Lagos
Maiduguri
Makurdi
Port Harcourt
24,023
68,472
45,511
54,161
Minna
7,620
8,868
6,474
6,040
5,307
Owerri
248,730
102,014
140,859
241,953
194,704
Katsina
Osubi
Total
776
6,300
4,697
4,184
2,942
140,222
163,190
204,002
172,717
184,703
3,444,286
4,140,003
4,685,485
5,406,271
5,650,739
TABLE 406: PASSENGER MOVEMENT AT DOMESTIC AIRPORTS - DEPARTURES, 2007 2011

Number
Departures
Airports
Abuja
Akure
Benin
Calabar
Enugu
Ibadan
Ilorin
Jos
Kaduna
Kano
Lagos
Maiduguri
Makurdi
Port Harcourt
Sokoto
Yola
Minna
Owerri
Katsina
Osubi
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
902,117
699
82,093
129,388
99,243
3,466
13,060
11,694
61,259
76,736
1,440,041
22,315
579
176,494
31,877
24,980
5,757
243,850
748
143,992
1,005,739
1,635
123,244
158,288
137,396
3,527
15,530
23,709
73,437
87,097
1,682,051
39,672
574
404,857
40,635
61,155
7,369
97,407
2,344
168,670
1,396,061
4,932
149,520
162,071
180,998
3,931
11,932
25,324
61,720
92,849
1,725,899
40,692
2,804
520,455
22,641
45,527
7,465
136,067
4,699
213,042
1,661,465
3182
169,177
127,075
0
12,379
21,094
36,734
90,841
115,784
1,942,811
55,760
1,025
603,219
30,615
54,386
5,691
234,110
4,589
170,616
1,808,385
3,052
161,062
75,444
146,794
17,624
23,708
23,904
51,102
137,005
2,088,708
37,961
904
623,384
34,906
41,575
5,404
189,312
2,995
181,172
4,084,774
4,808,629
5,340,553
5,654,401
Total
3,470,388
447
TABLE 407: NATIONALITY OF VESSELS ENTERED IN NIGERIAN PORTS, 2007 2009

Nationality
2007
2008
2009
154
88
9
365
93
14
480
166
49
Norwegian
German
Dutch
31
59
54
34
82
46
43
115
82
Italian
Liberian
American
Japanese
Swedish
Spanish
Danish
27
325
4
2
1
6
38
77
415
3
3
19
11
32
124
522
12
1
25
39
Others
3,252
3,283
2,.962
Total
4,050
4,477
4,620
Nigerian
British
French
Source: Nigerian Ports Authority
TABLE 408: NET REGISTERED TONNAGE OF VESSELS ENTERED IN NIGERIAN PORTS, 2005 - 2009
'000 Tonnes
Nationality
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
1,997,996
2,611,436
1,206,829
975,505
804,723
1,452,155
2,294,490
1,620,814
2,795,783
3,384,512
143,360
562,885
183,361
506,646
50,201
844,866
186,106
791,593
708,266
1,439,773
German
1,234,484
693,043
1,175,803
1,685,007
2,828,298
Dutch
Italian
Liberian
American
Japanese
Swedish
Spanish
Danish
450,975
1,631,093
4,734,472
224,035
16,051
170,536
24,960
785,537
308,849
1,573,290
3,211,674
277,497
107,191
144,900
190,121
308,414
383,541
363,124
5,867,950
138,938
45,186
8,473
77,971
482,136
517,567
1,939,912
7,677,391
11,586
129,101
511,948
584,754
616,044
1,206,214
3,268,801
10,836,621
179,949
102,376
639,280
523,092
45,953,990
53,597,727
68,789,162
71,031,662
62,511,387
60,541,810
63,285,047
80,484,229
89,597,975
90,426,352
Nigerian
British
French
Norwegian
Others
Total
CHART 34: NET REGISTERED TONNAGE OF VESSELS ENTERED IN NIGERIAN PORTS, 2005 2009
000' Tonne
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Year
448
TABLE 409: ANALYSIS OF CRUDE PETROLEUM SHIPPED FROM CRUDE OIL TERMINALS, 2006 - 2008
Ports
2006
2007
2008
15,988,629
16,969,122
11,863,642
2,030,471
843,501
1,075,820
183,043
94,967
84,024
1,894,708
1,881,963
9,772,731
17,631,246
15,439,425
10,193,780
258,670
41,752
65,190
Off-Shore
8,143,328
6,840,306
7,640,327
Qua-Iboe
19,185,448
19,987,372
17,384,450
Okuori
1,550,649
2,063,756
1,977,098
Bonga
10,700,747
10,039,779
7,327,550
Okoro
119,502
Agbami
1,893,858
Escravos
Off-Shore
Delta Ports
Pennington
Ukpokiti
Forcados
Off-Shore
Bonny
On/Off -Shore
Ima
Brass
Rivers Ports
Erha
6,096,430
10,302,030
10,034,633
Obe
88,288
18,220
8,445,136
9,192,096
7,918,825
Off-Shore
3,188,442
3,204,481
3,657,079
Abo
1,243,220
865,393
937,187
584,378
Okono
2,929,214
2,154,863
1,646,309
Yoho
6,261,593
6,047,355
5,806,810
Total
106,403,640
105,986,381
99,398,815
Off-Shore
Odudu
Antan
Calabar Ports
E.A. Off-Shore

Note :- - =Nil
449
TABLE 410: CONTAINER TRAFFIC STATISTICS AT NIGERIAN PORTS (EXCLUDING CRUDE OIL
TERMINALS), 2006 - 2009
Inward
Year
2006
2007
Port
Outward
Empties
Laden
Empties
Laden
Apapa
181,450
175,359
38,338
Tcip
156,819
43,836
9367
Warri
2,985
412
22
Koko
Sapele
Port Harcourt
F.L.T
6,965
1,589
258
F.O.T
22,914.00
11,461.00
1,795.00
Calabar
584
2,039
1,199
1046
Total
584
373,172
233,856
50,826.00
Apapa
117
222,459
202,118
25,822
Tcip
214,640
25,871
19075
Warri
1,604
Koko
Sapele
Port Harcourt
F.L.T
5,244
2,490
291
22,556.00
14,675.00
3,047.00
965
1,847
1,360
1291
1082
468,350
246,514
49,526.00
Apapa
270,870
202,277
37,285
Tcip
271,621
93,707
46313
Warri
2,747
Koko
Sapele
Port Harcourt
F.L.T
39,324
F.O.T
23,256
4026
Calabar
1,896
774
929
Total
586,458
320,014
88,553.00
Apapa
227,511
24,387
Tcip
260,204
46,332
Delta
4,088
Rivers
60
Onne
47,319
3,311
Calabar
464
862
539,646
74,892
F.O.T
Calabar
Total
2008
2009
Total
450
TABLE 411: SHIP TRAFFIC: OCEAN - GOING VESSELS: 2006 - 2010
2006
Port
2007
2008
2009
2010
NO
GRT
NO
GRT
NO
GRT
NO
GRT
NO
GRT
1,128
16,469,320
1,327
21,955,677
1,362
24,796,480
1,471
26,202,315
1,563
28,881,091
Tcip
843
10,788,867
1,024
16,285,896
1,407
22,564,612
1,488
25,925,629
1,607
31,349,661
Delta
257
2,352,865
275
2,445,192
329
2,510,151
328
2,631,305
337
2,932,406
Rivers
455
6,418,825
319
3,755,485
450
5,589,531
465
6,018,801
471
6,225,802
Onne
685
25,636,393
759
34,302,177
770
32,354,019
670
27,209,565
785
36,976,207
Calabar
321
1,600,777
346
1,739,802
159
1,783,182
198
2,438,737
199
2,256,705
Total
3,689
63,267,047
4,050
80,484,229
4,477
89,597,975
4,620
90,426,352
4,962
108,621,872
Apapa
TABLE 412: SHIP TRAFFIC: COASTAL VESSELS: 2007 - 2010
Port
2007
2008
2009
2010 2010
NO
GRT
NO
GRT
NO
GRT
NO
GRT
Apapa
41,568
Tcip
12,078
3,504,962
13,297
1,592,576
13,393
1,820,540
17,957
2,438,203
575
393,346
441
201,230
307
119,219
261
165,846
3,573
3,260,562
2,828
2,999,314
3,109
3,150,365
3,262
3,870,137
568
438,028
933
645,839
594
657,516
470
344,641
7,596,898
17,507
5,480,527
17,403
5,747,640
21,950
6,818,827
Delta
Rivers
Onne
Calabar
Total
16,794
451
TABLE 413: CARGO THROUGHPUT: 2006 2007
2006
Port
2007
Inward
Outward
Throughput
Inward
Outward
Throughput
14,642,150
470,669
15,112,819
18,376,612
190,641
18,567,253
Tcip
7,208,318
191,213
7,399,531
9,746,257
257,043
10,003,300
Delta
1,179,514
281,451
1,460,965
1,121,239
394,353
1,515,592
Rivers
2,984,933
2,595,112
5,580,045
3,445,940
1,432,817
4,878,757
Onne
2,327,928
13,492,443
15,820,371
2,247,925
19,311,000
21,558,925
746,425
30,362
776,787
928,023
21,500
949,523
17,061,250
46,150,518
35,865,996
21,607,354
57,473,350
Apapa
Calabar
Total
29,089,268
TABLE 414: CARGO THROUGHPUT: 2008 - 2010
2008
Port
Inward
Outward
2009
Throughput
Inward
Outward
2010
Throughput
Inward
Outward
Throughput
Apapa
18,376,216
1,932,855
20,309,071
20,581,439
537,056
21,118,495
21,290,928
713,686
22,004,614
Tcip
12,314,553
1,098,460
13,413,013
13,591,782
507,554
14,099,336
12,412,288
663,962
13,076,250
Delta
2,995,982
1,006,176
4,002,158
6,622,694
722,476
7,345,170
8,087,153
1,055,000
9,142,153
Rivers
3,803,875
1,081,419
4,885,294
4,584,748
599,778
5,184,526
5,181,927
615,506
5,797,433
Onne
2,840,372
18,578,366
21,418,738
2,935,107
14,526,890
17,461,997
2,418,320
20,883,415
23,301,735
Calabar
1,054,975
109,670
1,164,645
1,647,105
51,693
1,698,798
1,511,717
76,382
1,588,099
Total
41,385,973 23,806,946
65,192,919
49,962,875
16,945,447
66,908,322
50,902,333
24,007,951
74,910,284
452
TABLE 415: NUMBER OF POST OFFICES AND POSTAL AGENCIES, 2007 2011
Departmental
Post Offices
Sub-Post
Offices
Mobile
Post Offices
Postal
Agencies
Head
Post Office
2007*
840
125
1,028
106
2008*
862
130
11
1,186
106
2009*
898
103
1,292
106
2010*
899
130
1,234
106
Abia
38
96
Adamawa
21
14
Akwa Ibom
21
22
114
Anambra
84
14
74
Bauchi
26
12
Bayelsa
28
Benue
17
27
Borno
17
Cross River
15
69
Delta
54
Year
National
State 2011*
Ebonyi
16
Edo
26
45
Ekiti
38
34
Enugu
33
24
74
Gombe
11
Imo
51
28
117
Jigawa
Kaduna
33
Kano
23
Kebbi
13
Kogi
36
Kwara
36
39
Lagos
38
18
11
12
Niger
15
Ogun
29
32
Ondo
73
75
Osun
47
48
Oyo
28
84
Plateau
27
Rivers
24
69
Sokoto
18
Taraba
12
Yobe
Zamfara
10
Total
879
Source: Nigerian Postal Service (Hqts. Abuja)
Note: - = Nil
*= revised
163
28
979
106
Katsina
Nassarawa
Abuja
453
TABLE 416: TOTAL NUMBER OF POST OFFICE BOXES AND PRIVATE MAIL BAGS AVAILABLE AND
RENTED BY STATE, 2007*
Total Boxes
Available
Private Boxes
Rented
BusinessBoxes
Rented
Number of Boxes
not Rented
PMB
(Rented)
Abia
31,168
8,036
1,792
21,340
248
Adamawa
12,438
3,679
1,483
7,276
283
Akwa Ibom
19,362
10,146
1,854
7,362
257
Anambra
60,062
36,486
4,570
19,007
375
218,400
33,837
9,605
174,958
3,048
Benue
13,210
4,548
5,034
3,628
224
Borno
16,948
2,875
794
13,279
245
Cross River
14,192
558
121
13,513
185
Delta
32,266
28,066
1,366
2,834
305
Edo
23,946
16,061
1,641
6,244
254
Ekiti
31,744
11,970
3,895
16,879
271
State
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Ebonyi
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
470,040
211,349
34,726
223,965
306
Jigawa
4,096
277
176
3,643
271
Kaduna
27,074
13,078
5,009
8,987
308
Kano
19,200
8,990
1,379
8,831
176
Katsina
Kebbi
7,048
923
761
5,364
29
Kogi
14,032
7,017
2,237
4,778
57
Kwara
17,628
3,540
846
13,242
213
Lagos
133,348
73,693
24,084
35,571
1,676
Niger
14,148
4,398
931
8,819
231
Ogun
24,322
9,785
2,138
12,399
320
Ondo
31,443
21,744
6,160
3,539
533
Osun
24,584
10,029
2,819
11,736
104
Oyo
49,598
32,461
6,819
10,318
401
Plateau
20,265
8,503
3,444
8,318
281
Nassarawa
Rivers
Sokoto
12,380
331
52
11,997
252
Taraba
43,104
5,338
4,278
33,488
466
3,686
849
363
2,474
157.00
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT,Abuja
24,390
14,528
4,842
5,020
488
Total
1,414,123
Source: Nigerian Postal Service
Note: - = Nil
*=revised
583,095
132,219
698,804
11,964
454
Total
Boxes
Available
Private
(Rented)
Business
(Rented)
Number
(Not Rented)
PMB
(Rented)
Abia
32,068
16,354
3,714
12,000
336
Adamawa
12,438
3,944
1578
6916
37
Akwa Ibom
19,362
9,931
1,783
7,648
183
Anambra
59,163
35,450
4,599
19,114
291
Bauchi
18,200
2,865
774
14,561
526
Benue
13,210
3,764
1,308
8,138
122
Borno
16948
244
1024
15,680
153
Cross River
14,092
4,059
1585
8,448
32
Delta
31,666
10,156
2,409
19,101
88
State
Bayelsa
Ebonyi
Edo
23,896
14,120
1,860
7916
388
Ekiti
31,644
7,553
1,182
22,909
232
39,270
17,912
2,590
18,768
47
Jigawa
5,096
254
170
4,672
163
Kaduna
26,674
4,661
1,495
20,518
593
Kano
18,500
4,314
830
13,356
136
4,532
1284
462
2,786
237
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
Katsina
Kebbi
6,948
30
34
6,884
27
Kogi
11,882
2625
2016
7,241
277
Kwara
17,528
2,796
591
14,141
321
Lagos
133,448
70,082
21,929
41,437
1,044
Nassarawa
Niger
14,148
3,572
1,090
9,486
207
Ogun
23,472
10,197
2,145
11,130
28
Ondo
31,443
7,257
1,558
22,628
397
Osun
24,514
9,711
2,411
12,392
442
Oyo
49,598
7,158
32,475
9,965
713
Plateau
19,406
7,272
2,675
9,459
434
Rivers
32,282
13,065
4,805
14,412
427
Sokoto
12,380
1170
415
10,795
173
Taraba
5,394
654
428
4,312
109
Yobe
3,686
1,136
675
1,875
134
23,390
13,940
3,530
5,920
394
776,278
287,530
104,140
384,608
8,691
Zamfara
FCT, Abuja
Total
Note: - = Nil
*= revised
455
Total
Boxes
Available
Private
(Rented)
Business
(Rented)
Number
(Not Rented)
PMB
(Rented)
Abia
32,068
17,254
3,712
11,102
315
Adamawa
12,438
4,757
1578
6103
27
Akwa Ibom
19,362
10,459
1,783
7,120
173
Anambra
59,163
35,715
4,519
18,929
281
Bauchi
18,200
3,729
764
13,707
516
State
Bayelsa
Benue
13,210
4,585
1,303
7,322
112
Borno
16948
1,232
1,024
14,692
143
Cross River
14,092
4,866
1583
7,643
22
Delta
31,666
10,671
2,405
18,590
78
Edo
23,896
14,448
1,854
7594
378
Ekiti
31,644
8,193
1,179
22,272
222
39,270
18,059
2,595
18,616
47
Ebonyi
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
5,096
842
163
4,091
153
Kaduna
26,674
5,439
1,494
19,741
583
Kano
18,500
5,109
826
12,565
126
Katsina
4,532
2223
459
1,850
227
Kebbi
6,948
411
110
6,427
17
Kogi
11,882
3500
2013
6,369
267
Kwara
17,528
3,663
588
13,277
311
Lagos
133,448
68,745
21,923
42,780
1,024
Nassarawa
Niger
14,148
4,402
1,088
8,658
197
Ogun
23,472
10,711
2,138
10,623
18
Ondo
31,443
7,911
1,556
21,976
387
Osun
24,514
10,249
2,407
11,858
432
Oyo
49,598
7,817
32,472
9,309
703
Plateau
19,406
7,926
2,670
8,810
424
Rivers
32,282
13,443
4,800
14,039
417
Sokoto
12,380
2114
410
9,856
163
Taraba
5,394
1,023
825
3,546
99
Yobe
3,686
1,582
574
1,530
124
Zamfara
FCT, Abuja
Total
23,390
14,640
3,450
5,300
384
776,278
305,718
104,265
366,295
8,370
Note: - = Nil
*= revised
456
TABLE 419: TOTAL NUMBER OF POST OFFICE BOXES AND PRIVATE MAIL BAGS
AVAILABLE AND RENTED BY STATE, 2010*
Number
Number (Not
Rented)
Total Boxes
Available
Private
(Rented)
Business
(Rented)
Abia
28,668
18,021
2,099
8,548
902
Adamawa
11,338
3,526
1228
6584
340
Akwa Ibom
18,662
9,966
1,751
6,945
480
Anambra
60,063
37,961
4,644
17,458
821
Bauchi
12,700
3,681
859
8,160
443
State
Bayelsa
PMB
(Rented)
3830
1356
374
2100
167
Benue
13,890
4,623
1,623
7,436
347
Borno
16948
1,012
8,689
298
798
Cross River
14,192
4,865
1900
7,427
561
Delta
32,679
13,448
3,054
16,177
649
5951
2065
356
3530
209
Edo
24,246
16,908
2,173
5165
525
Ekiti
13124
8870
2882
1372
328
Enugu
25,893
10,707
2,428
12,758
801
5200
1220
574
3406
248
41,470
194,472
3,237
18,761
487
Ebonyi
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
3,596
481
201
2,915
283
Kaduna
28,729
8,707
6,742
13,309
718
Kano
18,800
11,429
1350
6,021
571
Katsina
4,532
2085
714
169
262
Kebbi
4,948
2288
1202
3,458
54
Kogi
14,432
1321
463
12,646
248
Kwara
18,578
2,932
778
14,868
381
Lagos
134,648
81,782
28,961
23,905
1,703
Nassarawa
2012
1216
427
369
169
Niger
15,848
3,688
998
10,315
372
Ogun
22,864
12,470
2,636
7,758
461
Ondo
19,719
15,087
3,280
1,352
511
Osun
27,274
11,077
2,959
13,238
348
Oyo
49,498
32,700
7,885
8,913
341
Plateau
15,855
5,758
2,991
7,106
462
Rivers
30,298
12,188
2,929
15,181
2317
Sokoto
9,200
1063
194
7,943
62
Taraba
5,378
1,378
825
3,169
225
Yobe
3,686
1,082
574
2,030
124
Zamfara
FCT, Abuja
Total
3180
309
89
2782
22
28,890
16,619
7,136
5,135
535
790,819
558,361
111,205
288,707
18,275

*= revised
457
TABLE 420:
BYSTATE, 2011*
Number
Total Boxes Available
Private Boxes
(Rented)
Business Boxes
(Rented)
Number of Boxes
(Not Rented)
PMB (Rented)
Abia
28,668
18,021
2,099
8548
120
Adamawa
11,438
4,130
1644
5664
99
Akwa Ibom
18,676
9,977
1,754
6945
130
Anambra
60,159
38,261
4,735
17164
322
Bauchi
17,900
4,226
1,466
12208
81
3830
1410
385
2035
167
Benue
13,216
4,485
1,607
7124
115
Borno
16948
3,800
1060
12088
79
Cross River
14,192
4,872
1,932
7388
561
Delta
33,004
15,600
1,032
16372
163
5951
2076
384
3491
209
Edo
24,296
10,872
1867
11557
501
Ekiti
13124
8870
2882
1372
328
Enugu
32,044
12,556
2,744
16744
187
State
Bayelsa
Ebonyi
Gombe
5200
1220
574
3406
248
41,470
18,558
4,200
18712
41
Jigawa
3,596
484
173
2939
286
Kaduna
29,129
3,226
267
25636
64
Kano
Imo
18,800
3,244
492
6020
23
Katsina
4,532
1087
976
1749
199
Kebbi
6,627
831
843
4950
75
Kogi
14,432
1186
68
13178
219
Kwara
18,178
2,300
556
15322
237
Lagos
156,087
51,566
31,151
73,370
673
2012
6688
3440
8839
640
Niger
14,348
3,697
1,005
8598
372
Ogun
24,068
12,370
2,652
9042
132
Ondo
32,843
7,051
1,487
24305
334
Osun
26,564
11,051
3,092
12121
500
Oyo
49,498
33,074
7,574
8850
808
Plateau
18,967
8,881
1,230
8856
530
Rivers
34,128
16,337
4,206
13585
423
Sokoto
11,835
60
11770
46
Taraba
5,378
2,010
219
3149
287
Yobe
3,686
1,160
1,500
1026
80
Zamfara
3180
325
87
2763
20
28,590
18,420
5,178
4992
33
846,594
343,982
96,566
411,878
9,332
Nassarawa
FCT, Abuja
Total
*= revised
458
TABLE 421:
Year
NUMBER OF POSTAL ARTICLES HANDLED, 2007 2011
Number of Mail Posted in

Nigeria
Number of Mail
dispatched Abroad
Number of Mail Received

from Abroad
Total Mail Handled
2007
32,684,568
1,575,492
13,291,925
47,551,985
2008
50,136,470
2,736,843
17,566,056
70,439,369
2009
51,532,255
1,554,306
17,573,767
70,660,328
2010
44,315,667
17,191,963
2,763,366
2011
35,476,998
2,974,579
14,115,245
64,270,996
52,566,822
TABLE 422: REVENUE FROM POSTAL SERVICE, 2007- 2011

Naira
Sales of Stamps and other
Revenue from Postal Services
Share of Postage on Parcels

Received from Abroad
Postal Clearance and

Delivery Fee
Total Revenue
2007
3,840,159,636.26
354,569.95
159,730,444.85
4,000,244,651.06
2008
4,397,214,300.34
1,861,463.09
190,082,927.61
4,589,158,691.04
2009
4,643,758,088.65
3,101,692.89
270,799,016.22
4,917,658,797.76
2010
3,919,094,396.37
249,467,510.94
298,197,602.50
4,466,759,509.81
4,129,427,738.08
2011
461,475,623.24
333,229,694.17
4,924,133,055.49
Year
TABLE 423: SUMMARY OF TELECOMMUNICATION STATISTICS, 2006 - 2010

Number
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
1,673
1,579
1,307
2,546
2,736
32
40,396
62,988
85,099
96,648
Mobile(CDMA) Lines (million)
10,398
12,133
Number of Carriers
117
117
83
75
100
26
29
24
24
30
46
70.03
79.66
8,150
11,500
12,000
18,000
22,500
Number of Fixed Lines('000)

Number of connected Digital Mobile(GSM)
Lines(million)
Number of Operating ISPs

Number of active Licensed Fixed Lines
operators
Number of Licensed Mobile Operators
Teledensity
Investment (US$ million)
Source: Nigerian Communications Commission
459
TABLE 424: GROWTH RATE OF THE NIGERIAN TELECOMS INDUSTRY, 2006 - 2010
Percent
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
24.18
29.98
45.93
53.23
63.11
Fixed Growth
37.9
-5.59
-17.22
13.05
-25.98
Mobile Growth
73.9
25.51
55.93
15.10
23.89
27.89
-19.34
23.97
53.18
16.24
18.55
23.74
53.51
16.24
18.56
Teledensity
Mobile (CDMA) Growth
Total Growth
71.7
Teledensity Growth
54.5
TABLE 425:
TOTAL CONNECTED LINES AND TELEDENSITY, 2006 - 2010

Number
Operator
Fixed
Mobile(GSM)
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
1,673,161
1,579,664
1,307,622
2,584,127
2,736,373
32,184,861
40,395,611
62,988,492
85,099,074
96,648,272
10,379,820
12,132,584
33,858,022
41,975,275
64,296,117
98,045,021
111,517,229
45.93
70.3
79.66
Mobile(CDMA)
Total
Teledensity
24.18
29.98
CHART 34: TOTAL CONNECTED PHONE LINES, 2006 2010
Number
Fixed
Mobile(GSM)
Mobile(CDMA)
Total
Year
460
TABLE 426: NUMBER OF TELECOMS LICENCES, 2006 - 2010

Number
Telecom
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
33
27
27
95
100
PNL Radio
12
12
Paging
Voice Mail
Mobile
Internet (ISPs)
Community Telephony
PNL Satellite
Payphones
Prepaid Calling Card
54
44
44
356
356
Total at year end
Cumulative
312
TABLE 427: GROWTH OF THE NIGERIAN TELECOMS INDUSTRY (SUBSCRIBERS), 2006 - 2010
Number
Fixed
Mobile(GSM)
Mobile(CDMA)
Total
Internet Users
Internet Penetration %
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
1,673,161
1,579,664
1,307,625
163,828
-368,717
32,184,861
40,395,611
62,988,492
8,597,890
15,661,809
1,650136
-1,463,330
33,858,022
41,975,275
64,296,117
10,411,854
13,829,762
7,910,000
8,000,000
10,000,000
5.65
5.71
7.14
449,903
-93,497
-272,039
14,338,860
8,117,253
22,320,842
Teledensity
24.18
29.98
45.93
53.23
63.11
Fixed Growth %
36.78
-5.59
-17.22
13.05
-25.98
Mobile Growth(GSM)%
75.91
25.51
55.93
15.10
23.89
27.89
-19.34
Total Growth %
73.46
23.97
53.18
16.24
18.55
Growth in internet Users %
65.20
1.14
25.00
Teledensity Growth %
48.62
23.74
53.51
16.24
18.56
Net New Additions (Fixed)

Net New Additions (Total)
Telephony
(Fixed & Mobile)
Mobile(CDMA)%

Note: Teledensity was calculated based on population estimate of 126 million people up till December 2005;
from 'December 2006 teledensity was based on a population estimate of 140 million
461
TABLE 428:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY TYPE OF ICT EQUIPMENT OWNED, 2007

Percent
Radio
Television
Mobile
Telephone
Fixed
Telephone
Personal
Computer
Internet
Service
Abia
36.2
21.9
40.8
0.2
0.6
0.4
Adamawa
55.5
14.5
29.1
0.3
0.7
Akwa Ibom
38.7
23.8
38.1
0.2
0.7
Anambra
33.6
20.6
45.0
0.1
0.4
0.3
Bauchi
76.4
6.4
16.7
0.5
Bayelsa
37.2
23.6
38.7
0.1
0.3
0.1
Benue
58.5
11.9
27.4
1.2
1.1
Borno
Cross River
57.3
43.0
19.5
19.8
23.2
36.9
0.2
0.1
0.1
-
Delta
35.8
24.2
39.4
0.4
0.2
Ebonyi
50.9
11.7
37.3
0.1
0.1
Edo
34.5
26.3
38.3
0.1
0.7
0.1
Ekiti
39.5
18.0
42.0
0.3
0.3
Enugu
36.7
18.6
42.3
0.6
1.5
0.3
Gombe
55.9
17.8
24.9
0.2
1.2
Imo
34.2
21.2
42.6
0.1
1.4
0.3
Jigawa
67.9
10.0
21.4
0.1
0.5
Kaduna
48.7
18.2
31.8
0.4
0.8
Kano
65.0
12.5
21.8
0.5
0.2
Katsina
77.3
11.8
10.4
0.3
0.2
Kebbi
60.4
18.3
18.8
1.3
0.6
0.6
Kogi
41.2
17.8
39.9
0.6
0.4
Kwara
38.3
19.1
40.5
0.5
1.4
0.2
Lagos
22.6
22.6
50.5
2.0
1.8
0.5
Nassarawa
57.8
14.0
27.9
0.2
0.1
Niger
51.0
21.3
27.3
0.2
0.2
Ogun
34.2
22.2
42.0
0.1
1.3
0.2
Ondo
36.8
22.6
39.9
0.2
0.5
Osun
38.0
20.6
40.1
0.3
0.6
0.3
Oyo
34.5
19.2
43.0
1.1
1.7
0.6
Plateau
48.0
18.5
33.2
0.3
Rivers
33.0
23.1
43.0
0.1
0.9
Sokoto
68.7
11.5
18.3
0.2
0.9
0.3
Taraba
71.3
8.0
19.9
0.4
0.2
0.2
Yobe
82.7
5.5
10.7
0.2
0.6
0.2
Zamfara
69.3
10.9
18.8
0.8
0.2
0.1
FCT(Abuja)
33.1
18.9
45.5
0.5
1.7
0.4
Male
45.7
20.9
31.6
0.6
0.9
0.2
Female
34.5
14.4
50.0
0.3
0.6
0.2
Urban
30.5
20.9
44.1
0.9
1.3
0.3
Rural
54.0
15.4
29.9
0.2
0.4
0.1
National
42.6
19.1
36.8
0.5
0.8
Source: National Bureau of Statistics/Central Bank of Nigeria/ Nigeria Communications Commission Suirvey
0.2
State
Gender
Sector
462
TABLE 429: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION BY TYPE OF ICT EQUIPMENT OWNED, STATE, SEX
AND SECTOR OF PERSONS, 2008
Percent
Radio
Television
Mobile Phone
Fixed Phone
Personal
Computer
Internet
Service
Abia
33.2
20.5
44.9
0.2
1.0
0.2
Adamawa
43.1
14.7
40.5
0.1
1.2
0.4
Akwa Ibom
32.6
18.4
47.7
0.1
1.0
0.2
Anambra
28.5
18.9
51.6
0.2
0.6
0.2
Bauchi
53.7
9.3
34.7
0.7
1.1
0.5
Bayelsa
30.1
22.3
46.5
0.7
0.4
Benue
42.1
10.8
46.6
0.3
0.1
0.1
Borno
48.0
11.8
39.7
0.5
Cross River
37.9
18.2
42.4
0.6
0.7
0.1
Delta
31.0
23.5
44.3
0.1
0.6
0.5
Ebonyi
41.1
8.5
49.5
0.5
0.5
Edo
29.0
21.8
48.3
0.1
0.4
0.3
Ekiti
32.5
17.6
48.7
0.1
0.8
0.3
Enugu
32.0
16.6
49.4
0.2
1.7
0.1
Gombe
46.6
13.4
38.5
0.5
0.7
0.3
Imo
29.3
18.0
51.6
0.3
0.6
0.2
Jigawa
50.5
11.3
37.2
1.0
Kaduna
44.5
17.8
36.2
0.3
1.1
0.1
Kano
45.8
15.2
38.1
0.3
0.4
0.3
Katsina
41.5
20.7
37.3
0.1
0.4
Kebbi
43.9
18.3
36.2
0.3
1.2
0.1
Kogi
35.1
16.1
46.6
0.5
1.2
0.5
Kwara
32.3
17.8
49.0
0.7
0.1
Lagos
21.6
22.4
48.7
1.9
3.9
1.5
Nassarawa
41.8
12.3
44.6
0.1
1.0
0.3
Niger
41.9
18.3
38.9
0.1
0.7
0.2
Ogun
28.2
22.6
46.7
0.8
1.4
0.3
Ondo
34.9
16.2
48.3
0.1
0.3
0.1
Osun
33.3
18.3
46.3
0.2
1.2
0.8
Oyo
31.1
17.9
49.2
0.1
1.0
0.7
Plateau
42.0
15.8
41.1
0.9
0.3
Rivers
29.0
20.1
49.2
0.2
1.1
0.5
Sokoto
48.1
14.7
37.1
0.1
Taraba
42.7
10.6
45.2
0.6
0.3
0.6
Yobe
45.3
13.7
40.4
0.2
0.4
Zamfara
53.3
10.8
35.5
0.2
0.2
FCT
32.0
19.5
45.1
3.0
0.4
Male
39.7
19.5
39.1
0.3
1.2
0.3
Female
26.6
12.4
59.6
0.3
0.9
0.3
Urban
29.1
21.8
45.9
0.5
2.1
0.6
Rural
41.2
14.1
44.1
0.1
0.3
0.1
National
36.0
17.5
44.9
0.3
1.1
Note: - = Nil
0.3
State
Gender
Sector
463
TABLE 430: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS

TO FIXED TELEPHONE, 2007
Percent
Access
State
Total Households
No Access
Owned
Access Only
Total
Abia
983,486
0.7
6.4
7.1
92.9
Adamawa
659,886
0.5
2.6
3.0
97.0
Akwa Ibom
905,492
0.3
3.0
3.3
96.7
Anambra
1,049,161
0.3
11.5
11.8
88.2
Bauchi
594,345
100
Bayelsa
572,294
2.6
2.6
97.4
Benue
879,003
0.6
1.9
2.5
97.5
Borno
763,401
0.5
0.5
99.5
Cross River
667,619
0.3
3.6
3.9
96.1
1,029,258
0.3
1.4
1.7
98.3
Ebonyi
474,920
0.7
8.1
8.8
91.2
Edo
955,587
0.3
5.3
5.5
94.5
Ekiti
830,785
0.3
0.6
0.8
99.2
Enugu
859,109
1.0
3.0
4.0
96.0
Delta
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
405,005
2.1
2.1
97.9
1,065,623
0.4
3.8
4.2
95.8
783,583
0.2
1.3
1.6
98.4
Kaduna
1,144,276
0.5
2.9
3.4
96.6
Kano
1,446,326
0.6
8.9
9.5
90.5
Katsina
1,076,980
0.2
0.5
0.6
99.3
Kebbi
596,523
2.3
2.2
4.6
95.4
Kogi
886,087
0.9
5.4
6.3
93.7
Kwara
640,332
0.6
3.2
3.8
96.2
Lagos
2,519,514
7.1
35.3
42.4
57.6
Nassarawa
630,483
0.3
0.3
99.7
Niger
715,239
2.3
2.3
97.7
Ogun
1,295,629
0.3
5.7
6.0
94.0
Ondo
1,033,269
0.2
3.0
3.1
96.9
Osun
1,117,674
1.2
1.3
2.5
97.5
Oyo
1,582,002
2.5
11.1
13.6
86.4
693,065
0.2
5.1
5.3
94.7
Rivers
1,405,916
0.9
10.5
11.4
88.6
Sokoto
849,025
0.5
1.8
2.3
97.7
Taraba
458,739
0.3
0.5
0.8
99.2
Yobe
399,118
0.7
1.1
1.9
98.1
Zamfara
602,372
3.4
1.0
4.4
95.6
FCT(Abuja)
140,127
3.5
7.0
10.5
89.5
Urban
11,233,613
2.8
13.7
16.5
83.5
Rural
21,477,638
0.3
2.9
3.2
96.8
7.6
92.4
Plateau
Sector
National
32,711,251
1.1
6.5
Source: National Bureau of Statistics/Central Bank of Nigeria/ Nigeria Communications
Commission Survey
Note: - = Nil
464
TABLE 431:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO FIXED

TELEPHONE, 2008
Percent
Access
State
No Access
Owned
Access Only
Total Access
Abia
1.4
1.5
2.9
97.1
Adamawa
1.6
1.0
2.6
97.4
Akwa Ibom
0.9
0.5
1.4
98.6
Anambra
1.5
9.6
11.0
89.0
Bauchi
1.8
-0.9
0.9
99.1
Bayelsa
2.7
1.1
3.8
96.2
Benue
1.1
4.1
5.2
94.8
Borno
3.3
-0.2
3.1
96.9
Cross River
3.4
-0.6
2.9
97.1
Delta
2.3
4.3
6.6
93.4
Ebonyi
0.9
5.7
6.6
93.4
Edo
1.4
-0.2
1.2
98.8
Ekiti
2.0
-0.8
1.3
98.7
Enugu
0.7
2.4
3.1
96.9
Gombe
0.9
4.3
5.2
94.8
Imo
1.7
13.8
15.4
84.6
Jigawa
0.5
1.0
1.5
98.5
Kaduna
2.0
0.1
2.1
97.9
Kano
1.1
1.9
2.9
97.1
Katsina
0.6
0.4
1.0
99.0
Kebbi
1.9
0.2
2.0
98.0
Kogi
2.4
0.2
2.7
97.3
Kwara
3.3
0.9
4.2
95.8
Lagos
3.9
25.6
29.5
70.5
Nassarawa
3.8
-0.7
3.1
96.9
Niger
3.8
1.8
5.6
94.4
Ogun
1.5
1.9
3.4
96.6
Ondo
1.2
0.7
1.9
98.1
Osun
1.6
1.5
3.1
96.9
Oyo
0.9
0.5
1.4
98.6
Plateau
2.2
-1.6
0.6
99.4
Rivers
4.6
-1.0
3.6
96.4
Sokoto
4.0
-1.5
2.4
97.6
Taraba
2.8
1.0
3.8
96.2
Yobe
3.2
3.3
6.4
93.6
Zamfara
0.3
2.3
2.6
97.4
FCT
1.6
1.8
3.5
96.5
Male
2.1
2.3
4.4
95.6
Female
1.8
2.1
4.0
96.0
2.1
5.5
7.5
92.5
Gender
Sector
Urban
Rural
1.9
1.1
3.0
465
97.0
TABLE 432:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS

TO FIXED TELEPHONE, 2009
Percent
Owned
Access
Access Only
Total Access
Abia
1.6
1.4
3.1
96.9
Adamawa
0.4
2.2
2.6
97.4
Akwa Ibom
0.6
2.2
2.8
97.2
Anambra
1.0
0.1
1.1
98.9
Bauchi
2.0
1.3
3.3
96.7
Bayelsa
0.7
1.1
1.9
98.1
Benue
3.4
-2.3
1.1
98.9
Borno
0.2
0.2
0.4
99.6
Cross River
0.3
0.5
0.8
99.2
Delta
0.8
9.6
10.3
89.7
Ebonyi
0.7
1.1
1.8
98.2
Edo
0.4
0.7
1.1
98.9
Ekiti
0.1
1.1
1.2
98.8
Enugu
0.3
1.5
1.8
98.2
Gombe
0.4
1.2
1.6
98.4
Imo
1.2
2.6
3.8
96.2
Jigawa
0.7
0.6
1.3
98.7
Kaduna
0.9
0.4
1.3
98.7
Kano
1.3
-0.2
1.1
98.9
State
Katsina
None
0.4
0.4
99.6
Kebbi
0.2
0.2
0.5
99.5
Kogi
0.2
0.4
0.7
99.3
Kwara
0.2
0.7
0.9
99.1
Lagos
1.2
17.0
18.2
81.8
Nassarawa
0.2
0.7
1.0
99.0
Niger
0.5
1.1
1.6
98.4
Ogun
0.9
12.7
13.7
86.3
Ondo
0.6
0.6
0.6
99.4
Osun
0.4
10.8
11.2
88.8
Oyo
2.4
2.0
4.4
95.6
Plateau
0.5
1.7
2.2
97.8
Rivers
0.8
5.1
5.9
94.1
Sokoto
1.4
0.4
1.8
98.2
Taraba
0.6
0.2
0.9
99.1
Yobe
0.1
0.5
0.6
99.4
1.8
1.8
98.2
1.8
9.4
11.2
88.8
Urban
1.5
4.2
5.7
94.3
Rural
0.5
1.6
2.1
97.9
Zamfara
FCT
Sector
National
0.9
2.5
3.4
Note: - = Nil
466
96.6

TO MOBILE TELEPHONE, 2007
Percent
Access
State
Total Households
Owned
No Access
Access Only
Total
Abia
983,486
56.9
25.1
82.0
18.0
Adamawa
659,886
30.9
10.9
41.8
58.2
Akwa Ibom
905,492
48.0
23.8
71.8
28.2
Anambra
1,049,161
67.5
17.6
85.1
14.9
Bauchi
594,345
14.9
19.9
34.8
65.2
Bayelsa
572,294
54.1
27.3
81.4
18.6
Benue
879,003
25.1
39.8
64.9
35.1
Borno
763,401
20.6
14.7
35.3
64.7
Cross River
667,619
39.8
40.2
80.0
20.0
Delta
1,029,258
45.8
32.6
78.4
21.6
Ebonyi
474,920
41.7
14.4
56.1
43.9
Edo
955,587
63.3
24.4
87.7
12.3
Ekiti
830,785
57.1
20.8
77.9
22.1
Enugu
859,109
53.5
18.2
71.7
28.3
Gombe
405,005
26.7
26.0
52.7
47.3
1,065,623
52.3
35.2
87.4
12.6
783,583
22.7
31.3
53.9
46.1
Kaduna
1,144,276
20.8
30.4
51.2
48.8
Kano
1,446,326
20.0
25.8
45.8
54.2
Katsina
Imo
Jigawa
1,076,980
9.1
11.4
20.4
79.6
Kebbi
596,523
13.6
18.3
31.9
68.1
Kogi
886,087
48.6
19.3
67.9
32.1
Kwara
640,332
50.0
22.8
72.7
27.3
Lagos
2,519,514
80.9
16.2
97.1
2.9
Nassarawa
630,483
32.8
4.0
36.8
63.2
Niger
715,239
42.6
13.2
55.8
44.2
Nassarawa
630,483
32.8
4.0
36.8
63.2
Niger
715,239
42.6
13.2
55.8
44.2
Ogun
1,295,629
58.4
26.3
84.7
15.3
Ondo
1,033,269
59.1
28.6
87.7
12.3
Osun
1,117,674
57.9
26.0
83.9
16.1
Oyo
1,582,002
57.4
19.5
76.8
23.2
Plateau
693,065
40.5
22.0
62.5
37.5
Rivers
1,405,916
61.6
20.9
82.5
17.5
Sokoto
849,025
22.1
14.6
36.7
63.3
Taraba
458,739
13.8
17.4
31.1
68.9
Yobe
399,118
7.6
7.4
15.0
85.0
Zamfara
602,372
22.9
8.7
31.6
68.4
FCT(Abuja)
140,127
73.7
9.9
83.6
16.4
Urban
11,233,613
71.4
18.3
89.6
10.4
Rural
21,477,638
30.5
23.7
52.2
45.8
National
32,711,251
44.3
21.9
66.2
33.8
Sector
National
32,711,251
44.3
21.9
66.2
Source: National Bureau of Statistics/Central Bank of Nigeria/ Nigeria Communications Commission Survey
467
33.8
TABLE 434: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY OWNERSHIP AND

ACCESS TO MOBILE TELEPHONE, 2008
Percent
Access
State
Owned
Access Only
Total Access
No Access
Abia
50.1
45.8
95.9
4.1
Adamawa
21.7
49.2
70.8
29.2
Akwa Ibom
32.4
49.2
81.6
18.4
54
43.3
97.2
2.8
Bauchi
14.3
46.4
60.7
39.3
Bayelsa
42.7
44.1
86.7
13.3
Benue
22.4
43.6
66
34
Borno
16.6
21.2
37.8
62.2
Cross River
28.4
59.9
88.4
11.6
52
43
95
Ebonyi
33.2
44.7
77.9
22.1
Edo
52.7
42.6
95.3
4.7
Ekiti
50.6
38.3
88.9
11.1
Enugu
35.6
36.5
72.1
27.9
Gombe
19.9
46.1
66
34
Imo
56.8
39.7
96.5
3.5
Jigawa
17.1
42
59.2
40.8
Kaduna
17.6
29.2
46.8
53.2
Kano
20.4
38.5
58.9
41.1
Katsina
13.6
22.5
36
64
Kebbi
17.7
29.0
46.7
53.3
Kogi
38.3
44.0
82.2
17.8
Kwara
44.8
39.9
84.7
15.3
Lagos
73.7
24.1
97.8
2.2
Nassarawa
27.4
47.6
75
25
Niger
33
50.6
83.6
16.4
Ogun
52.7
33.4
86.1
13.9
Ondo
42
45.9
87.9
12.1
Osun
43.8
52.3
96.1
3.9
Oyo
46.7
37.6
84.3
15.7
Plateau
19.5
38.9
58.5
41.5
Rivers
54.7
33.4
88.2
11.8
Sokoto
19.2
21.3
40.5
59.5
Taraba
11.2
20.1
31.3
68.7
Yobe
13.9
17.8
31.7
68.3
Zamfara
12.8
21.1
33.9
66.1
FCT
46.7
37.7
84.4
15.6
Male
38.5
32.3
70.8
29.2
Female
24.5
44.1
68.6
31.4
Urban
53.9
37.8
91.7
8.3
Rural
24.1
38.2
62.3
37.7
National
31.6
38.1
69.7
30.3
Anambra
Delta
Gender
Sector
468
TABLE 435: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO MOBILE

TELEPHONE, 2009
Percent
Access
State
Own Only
Access Only
Total Access
Abia
83.0
10.4
93.4
None
6.6
Adamawa
45.8
33.3
79.2
20.8
Akwa Ibom
50.7
14.9
65.6
34.4
Anambra
85.1
9.0
94.1
5.9
Bauchi
60.8
25.5
86.3
13.7
Bayelsa
58.9
20.2
79.0
21.0
Benue
55.7
-1.3
54.4
45.6
Borno
44.1
12.0
56.2
43.8
Cross River
61.2
23.8
85.0
15.0
Delta
78.4
13.3
91.6
8.4
Ebonyi
70.4
19.7
90.2
9.8
Edo
72.4
7.0
79.4
20.6
Ekiti
70.8
18.7
89.4
10.6
Enugu
63.1
7.1
70.2
29.8
Gombe
41.2
39.8
81.1
18.9
Imo
73.5
19.9
93.4
6.6
Jigawa
46.0
19.8
65.8
34.2
Kaduna
53.3
27.8
81.1
18.9
Kano
51.6
15.7
67.4
32.6
Katsina
33.8
32.0
65.9
34.1
Kebbi
48.0
18.1
66.1
33.9
Kogi
77.7
7.5
85.2
14.8
Kwara
76.0
8.3
84.4
15.6
Lagos
92.0
1.7
93.7
6.3
Nassarawa
70.3
10.6
80.9
19.1
Niger
68.1
24.7
92.8
7.2
Ogun
82.2
10.0
92.2
7.8
Ondo
66.9
16.1
83.0
17.0
Osun
78.4
15.4
93.8
6.2
Oyo
84.3
12.7
96.9
3.1
Plateau
58.0
19.6
77.6
22.4
Rivers
81.8
10.8
92.6
7.4
Sokoto
42.3
22.0
64.3
35.7
Taraba
48.9
20.1
69.0
31.0
Yobe
30.3
10.0
40.2
59.8
Zamfara
40.7
11.5
52.2
47.8
FCT
75.6
12.1
87.7
12.3
Urban
88.3
5.3
93.6
6.4
Rural
60.3
19.2
79.5
20.5
84.7
15.3
Sector
National
70.6
14.1
469
TABLE 436: NUMBER OF RADIO AND TELEVISION STATIONS BY STATE, 2007 2008
Number
State
Federal
Radio
TV
2007
State
Radio
TV
Private
Radio
TV
Federal
Radio
TV
2008
State
Radio
TV
Private
Radio
TV
Abia
Adamawa
Akwa Ibom
Anambra
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Benue
Borno
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
Edo
Ekiti
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
-
1
-
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
Kaduna
Kano
3
1
1
4
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
3
2
2
1
4
1
1
4
1
2
4
2
2
1
1
3
2
2
1
Katsina
Kebbi
Kogi
Kwara
Lagos
1
4
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
9
1
4
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
11
Nassarawa
Niger
Ogun
Ondo
Osun
Oyo
1
2
2
4
3
3
3
1
1
3
2
4
3
3
3
1
Plateau
River
1
1
4
2
3
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
4
3
3
1
2
3
2
2
Sokoto
Taraba
Yobe
38
8
46
5
27
3
37
2
66
1
75
40
8
52
5
29
Zamfara
1
1
1
FCT,
Abuja
3
2
1
Total
35
65
70
Source: National Broadcasting Commission
Note: - = Nil
470
TABLE 437:
NUMBER OF RADIO AND TELEVISION STATIONS BY STATE, 2009 2010

2009
State
Federal
2010
State
Private
Federal
State
Private
Radio
TV
Radio
TV
Radio
TV
Radio
TV
Radio
TV
Radio
TV
Abia
Adamawa
Akwa Ibom
Anambra
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
6
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Benue
Borno
Cross
River
Delta
Ebonyi
Edo
Ekiti
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
1
1
1
2
1
1
Jigawa
Kaduna
Kano
4
1
1
4
1
2
5
2
2
1
Katsina
Kebbi
Kogi
1
6
1
5
1
-
Kwara
Lagos
1
3
4
2
2
2
Nassarawa
Niger
Ogun
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
4
1
1
4
1
2
5
2
2
1
1
1
1
6
1
5
1
1
14
1
3
4
2
2
2
Ondo
Osun
Oyo
1
3
2
4
3
3
3
1
Plateau
River
1
1
4
3
3
1
Sokoto
Taraba
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT,
Abuja
Total
1
3
2
2
-
1
5
4
2
1
-
1
1
2
15
2
2
1
3
2
4
3
3
3
1
2
2
1
1
4
3
3
1
3
4
2
2
34
65
76
40
52
28
34
65
76

Note: - = Nil
471
40
10
81
28
TABLE 438: NUMBER OF RADIO AND TELEVISION STATIONS BY STATE, 2011

2011
State
Federal
State
Private
Radio
TV
Radio
TV
Radio
TV
Abia
Adamawa
Akwa Ibom
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Benue
Borno
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
Edo
Ekiti
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
Kaduna
Kano
Katsina
Kebbi
Kogi
Kwara
Lagos
15
Nassarawa
Niger
Ogun
Ondo
Osun
Oyo
Plateau
River
Sokoto
Taraba
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT,
Abuja
10
34
66
Total
Note: - = Nil
76
40
81
28
472
TABLE 439: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSON BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO RADIO 2010
Access
State
Owned
Access Only
Total Access
No Access
Abia
27.3
54.9
82.2
17.8
Adamawa
43.2
48.9
92.0
8.0
Akwa Ibom
26.8
59.9
86.7
13.3
Anambra
29.3
63.0
92.2
7.8
Bauchi
24.9
51.2
76.1
23.9
Bayelsa
28.5
39.9
68.5
31.5
Benue
24.0
59.4
83.4
16.6
Borno
28.0
28.3
56.3
43.7
Cross River
25.5
50.9
76.4
23.6
Delta
40.5
37.5
78.0
22.0
Ebonyi
21.5
64.1
85.6
14.4
Edo
35.3
53.5
88.9
11.1
Ekiti
33.3
56.0
89.4
10.6
Enugu
27.0
57.3
84.4
15.6
Gombe
30.0
54.3
84.4
15.6
Imo
29.2
55.3
84.5
15.5
Jigawa
27.2
59.3
86.4
13.6
Kaduna
32.3
42.7
75.1
24.9
Kano
31.8
34.9
66.7
33.3
Katsina
27.5
50.9
78.4
21.6
Kebbi
27.6
33.7
61.3
38.7
Kogi
34.3
51.8
86.1
13.9
Kwara
31.9
65.8
97.7
2.3
Lagos
32.3
53.8
86.2
13.8
Nasarawa
27.9
62.4
90.3
9.7
Niger
34.4
59.7
94.1
5.9
Ogun
35.2
56.9
92.2
7.8
Ondo
38.0
53.8
91.8
8.2
Osun
34.8
62.9
97.7
2.3
Oyo
33.5
61.2
94.7
5.3
Plateau
30.8
59.4
90.1
9.9
Rivers
28.8
54.0
82.8
17.2
Sokoto
27.9
36.4
64.3
35.7
Taraba
24.9
43.4
68.4
31.6
Yobe
29.6
52.0
81.6
18.4
Zamfara
44.0
50.6
94.6
5.4
FCT Abuja
31.1
53.2
84.3
15.7
URBAN
34.7
56.9
91.7
8.3
RURAL
29.5
51.0
80.5
19.5
National
30.6
52.3
82.9
17.1
SECTOR
473
TABLE 440: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY OWNERSHIP AND

ACCESS TO RADIO, 2007
Percent
Access
State
No Access
Total Households
Owned
Access Only
Total Access
Abia
983,486
82.4
8.4
90.8
9.2
Adamawa
659,886
77.9
5.2
83.1
16.9
Akwa Ibom
905,492
71.8
8.8
80.6
19.4
1,049,161
84.5
6.5
91.0
9.0
Bauchi
594,345
66.3
28.5
94.8
5.2
Bayelsa
572,294
73.5
16.0
89.5
10.5
Benue
879,003
77.2
10.7
87.8
12.2
Borno
763,401
53.4
15.6
69.0
31.0
Anambra
Cross River
667,619
62.0
23.7
85.7
14.3
1,029,258
61.7
20.8
82.5
17.6
Ebonyi
474,920
84.4
4.4
88.8
11.2
Edo
955,587
75.3
16.4
91.7
8.3
Ekiti
830,785
73.5
12.5
86.0
14.0
Enugu
859,109
84.0
5.4
89.4
10.6
Gombe
405,005
76.5
16.8
93.3
6.7
1,065,623
67.7
21.1
88.8
11.2
783,583
78.4
10.3
88.7
11.3
Kaduna
1,144,276
49.5
38.5
87.9
12.1
Kano
1,446,326
55.2
35.5
90.6
9.4
Katsina
Delta
Imo
Jigawa
1,076,980
72.4
12.5
84.9
15.1
Kebbi
596,523
67.0
25.8
92.7
7.3
Kogi
886,087
75.3
6.4
81.7
18.3
Kwara
640,332
76.4
10.1
86.5
13.5
Lagos
2,519,514
73.2
17.7
90.9
9.1
Nassarawa
630,483
76.8
1.6
78.4
21.6
Niger
715,239
84.8
7.7
92.5
7.5
Ogun
1,295,629
71.5
12.0
83.5
16.5
Ondo
1,033,269
77.1
12.0
89.1
10.9
Osun
1,117,674
74.9
19.5
94.4
5.6
Oyo
1,582,002
80.5
9.6
90.1
9.9
Plateau
693,065
81.8
10.6
92.4
7.6
Rivers
1,405,916
68.3
18.2
86.4
13.6
Sokoto
849,025
89.6
4.9
94.5
5.5
Taraba
458,739
48.3
29.7
78.0
22.0
Yobe
399,118
76.2
8.9
85.1
14.9
Zamfara
602,372
90.1
2.7
92.8
7.2
FCT(Abuja)
140,127
86.9
7.0
93.8
6.2
Urban
11,233,613
78.0
15.0
93.0
7.0
Rural
21,477,638
70.4
15.0
85.4
14.7
Sector
National
32,711,251
72.9
15.1
88.0
Source: National Bureau of Statistics, Central Bank of Nigeria and National Communication Commission
Survey
474
12.0
TABLE 441:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY OWNERSHIP AND

Percent
Access
State
Owned
Access Only
Total Access
No Access
Abia
80.6
10.2
90.8
9.2
Adamawa
79.4
10.7
90.0
10.0
Akwa Ibom
72.6
15.6
88.3
11.7
Anambra
83.6
6.5
90.2
9.8
Bauchi
78.8
16.5
95.3
4.7
Bayelsa
62.7
20.8
83.5
16.5
Benue
78.7
8.0
86.7
13.3
Borno
78.4
7.6
86.0
14.0
Cross_Rivers
67.1
20.0
87.1
12.9
Delta
69.2
19.5
88.7
11.3
Ebonyi
89.2
4.4
93.6
6.4
Edo
82.4
14.7
97.1
2.9
Ekiti
81.5
11.2
92.7
7.3
Enugu
80.6
5.2
85.7
14.3
Gombe
84.0
12.8
96.8
3.2
Imo
86.0
7.8
93.8
6.2
Jigawa
78.2
16.2
94.5
5.5
Kaduna
83.0
10.7
93.7
6.3
Kano
80.6
9.8
90.4
9.6
Katsina
87.0
4.8
91.8
8.2
Kebbi
84.0
7.0
91.0
9.0
Kogi
79.9
9.9
89.9
10.1
Kwara
82.1
9.9
92.0
8.0
Lagos
83.0
8.9
92.0
8.0
Nassarawa
84.5
9.8
94.3
5.7
Niger
85.7
10.2
95.8
4.2
Ogun
80.6
11.5
92.1
7.9
Ondo
75.8
16.3
92.1
7.9
Osun
79.8
18.1
97.8
2.2
Oyo
79.8
9.4
89.2
10.8
Plateau
87.6
4.7
92.2
7.8
Rivers
82.2
8.4
90.6
9.4
Sokoto
89.4
3.4
92.8
7.2
Taraba
77.2
3.7
80.9
19.1
Yobe
76.2
5.6
81.9
18.1
Zamfara
91.7
4.2
95.9
4.1
FCT
92.9
5.0
98.0
2.0
Sector
Urban
86.1
9.1
95.2
4.8
Rural
79.6
10.4
90.0
10.0
National
81.3
10.1
91.4
8.6
475
TABLE442: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY OWNERSHIP AND

Access
State
Own
Access Only
Total Access
None
9.2
Abia
85.7
5.1
90.8
Adamawa
80.7
15.3
96.0
4.0
Akwa Ibom
68.4
11.3
79.7
20.3
Anambra
85.5
9.0
94.5
5.5
Bauchi
91.5
6.9
98.5
1.5
Bayelsa
57.2
19.7
76.8
23.2
Benue
75.7
4.5
80.2
19.8
Borno
81.1
7.0
88.1
11.9
Cross River
74.1
17.6
91.7
8.3
Delta
69.2
19.8
89.0
11.0
Ebonyi
88.0
6.9
94.9
5.1
Edo
70.3
22.9
93.2
6.8
Ekiti
69.3
18.9
88.2
11.8
Enugu
80.1
2.5
82.6
17.4
Gombe
80.3
18.0
98.3
1.7
Imo
84.1
12.7
96.8
3.2
Jigawa
74.2
14.2
88.3
11.7
Kaduna
86.4
9.5
96.0
4.0
Kano
88.3
9.5
97.7
2.3
Katsina
79.7
14.0
93.7
6.3
Kebbi
76.6
10.5
87.1
12.9
Kogi
79.3
9.5
88.9
11.1
Kwara
81.7
6.3
87.9
12.1
Lagos
76.6
10.0
86.6
13.4
Nassarawa
83.9
2.9
86.8
13.2
Niger
84.7
13.2
97.9
2.1
Ogun
85.6
7.3
93.0
7.0
Ondo
76.0
11.6
87.6
12.4
Osun
76.9
15.8
92.6
7.4
Oyo
91.2
6.5
97.7
2.3
Plateau
82.3
9.0
91.3
8.7
Rivers
79.3
9.6
88.8
11.2
Sokoto
82.5
7.8
90.3
9.7
Taraba
67.5
15.2
82.7
17.3
Yobe
59.5
16.6
76.1
23.9
Zamfara
89.8
3.7
93.5
6.5
FCT
89.9
7.9
97.8
2.2
Urban
86.7
7.5
94.1
5.9
Rural
78.0
12.0
90.0
10.0
Sector
National
81.2
10.3
91.5
Survey
476
8.5
TABLE 443: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY SOURCE OF ACCESS

TO RADIO, 2010
State
Owned
Access
Family member/
Friend/Neighbour
Abia
33.2
66.7
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
Adamawa
47.9
51.5
0.5
0.0
0.1
0.0
Akwa Ibom
30.9
69.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Anambra
31.7
68.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Bauchi
34.1
65.9
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Bayelsa
42.0
58.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Benue
28.8
70.8
0.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
Borno
49.8
50.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Cross River
33.6
65.5
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.0
Delta
52.4
47.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Ebonyi
25.2
74.4
0.0
0.2
0.2
0.0
Edo
41.3
58.5
0.0
0.2
0.0
0.0
Ekiti
37.3
62.6
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
Enugu
32.0
68.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Gombe
38.7
61.2
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
Imo
35.0
65.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Jigawa
31.4
68.4
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.2
Kaduna
43.4
56.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
Kano
48.0
52.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Katsina
35.0
64.7
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.0
Kebbi
45.3
53.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.0
Kogi
40.0
59.6
0.0
0.4
0.0
0.0
Kwara
32.7
67.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Lagos
37.8
62.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Nasarawa
30.9
69.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.1
Niger
36.4
63.5
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
Ogun
39.9
59.7
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.4
Ondo
43.0
56.4
0.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
Osun
35.7
64.0
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
Oyo
35.5
64.2
0.0
0.1
0.2
0.0
Plateau
34.6
65.2
0.1
0.0
0.1
0.0
Rivers
34.7
65.2
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
Sokoto
43.9
56.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
Taraba
37.9
59.7
2.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
Yobe
36.0
63.9
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
Zamfara
52.1
47.9
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
FCT Abuja
37.0
62.8
0.0
0.2
0.0
0.0
URBAN
38.4
61.4
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
RURAL
37.2
62.5
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.1
62.3
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
STATE
Unmbrella
centre
Workplace
BusinessCentre
SECTOR
National
37.5
Source: National Bureau of Statistics,
477

TO TELEVISION, 2007
Access
State
No Access
Total Households
Owned
Access Only
Total Access
Abia
983,486
51.5
21.0
72.5
27.5
Adamawa
659,886
21.0
8.1
29.1
70.9
Akwa Ibom
905,492
45.0
17.3
62.3
37.7
Anambra
1,049,161
52.7
25.2
77.9
22.1
Bauchi
594,345
8.5
11.0
19.6
80.4
Bayelsa
572,294
49.0
33.4
82.4
17.6
Benue
879,003
17.2
23.7
40.8
59.2
Borno
763,401
19.3
6.9
26.2
73.8
Cross River
667,619
30.7
41.1
71.8
28.2
Delta
1,029,258
36.1
28.4
64.5
35.5
Ebonyi
474,920
21.6
10.9
32.5
67.5
Edo
955,587
55.7
28.7
84.4
15.6
Ekiti
830,785
36.4
14.8
51.2
48.8
Enugu
859,109
42.5
8.8
51.3
48.7
405,005
23.2
20.1
43.3
56.7
1,065,623
51.0
29.5
80.5
19.5
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
783,583
9.1
13.1
22.2
77.8
Kaduna
1,144,276
19.3
20.1
39.4
60.6
Kano
1,446,326
15.0
16.2
31.2
68.8
Katsina
1,076,980
10.9
8.5
19.4
80.6
Kebbi
596,523
20.2
10.1
30.3
69.7
Kogi
886,087
35.4
13.5
48.9
51.1
Kwara
640,332
43.2
18.2
61.4
38.6
Lagos
2,519,514
76.7
18.2
94.9
5.1
Nassarawa
630,483
24.8
4.4
29.2
70.8
Niger
715,239
35.7
12.2
47.9
52.1
Ogun
1,295,629
47.3
11.8
59.1
40.9
Ondo
1,033,269
48.5
17.3
65.8
34.2
Osun
1,117,674
42.2
21.4
63.7
36.3
Oyo
1,582,002
45.1
14.5
59.6
40.4
693,065
28.2
22.6
50.8
49.2
Rivers
1,405,916
51.7
21.8
73.5
26.5
Sokoto
849,025
21.3
8.9
30.2
69.8
Taraba
458,739
3.3
12.8
16.1
83.9
Yobe
399,118
4.7
5.4
10.0
90.0
Zamfara
602,372
19.0
4.6
23.7
76.3
FCT(Abuja)
140,127
55.1
12.7
67.7
32.3
Urban
11,233,613
64.8
19.2
84.0
16.0
Rural
21,477,638
22.3
16.2
38.5
61.5
51.0
46.2
Plateau
Sector
National
32,711,251
36.6
17.2
Source: National Bureau of Statistics, Central Bank of Nigeria and National Communication
Commission Survey
478
TABLE 445: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO

TELEVISION, 2008.
Access
State
Owned
Access Only
Total Access
No Access
Abia
52.3
19.6
71.9
28.1
Adamawa
21.7
18.7
40.4
59.6
Akwa ibom
41.3
30.4
71.7
28.3
Anambra
61.9
18.7
80.6
19.4
Bauchi
9.6
18.6
28.2
71.8
Bayelsa
46.3
32.2
78.4
21.6
Benue
18.5
13.1
31.6
68.4
Borno
12.1
9.5
21.6
78.4
Cross Rivers
31.0
37.9
68.9
31.1
Delta
51.4
29.4
80.7
19.3
Ebonyi
18.6
16.4
35.0
65.0
Edo
61.3
27.6
88.8
11.2
Ekiti
44.7
16.0
60.7
39.3
Enugu
37.0
8.1
45.1
54.9
Gombe
20.6
32.0
52.6
47.4
Imo
55.0
26.0
80.9
19.1
Jigawa
11.6
5.4
17.0
83.0
Kaduna
30.9
23.9
54.8
45.2
Kano
20.9
8.1
29.0
71.0
Katsina
19.3
8.5
27.8
72.2
Kebbi
16.5
10.7
27.2
72.8
Kogi
35.7
24.3
60.0
40.0
Kwara
43.7
10.7
54.4
45.6
Lagos
89.6
6.2
95.7
4.3
Nassarawa
20.6
16.8
37.5
62.5
Niger
31.0
19.1
50.1
49.9
Ogun
57.2
7.0
64.2
35.8
Ondo
35.8
25.9
61.8
38.2
Osun
45.2
37.7
82.9
17.1
Oyo
46.3
10.2
56.5
43.5
Plateau
24.7
21.5
46.2
53.8
Rivers
61.9
20.1
82.0
18.0
Sokoto
15.1
5.3
20.4
79.6
Taraba
7.3
7.9
15.2
84.8
Yobe
9.9
7.7
17.6
82.4
Zamfara
8.8
1.2
10.1
89.9
58.7
17.1
75.8
24.2
Urban
68.5
15.1
83.6
16.4
Rural
22.0
18.2
40.2
59.8
51.6
48.4
FCT
Sector
National
34.3
17.3
Commission Survey
479
TABLE 446: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO

TELEVISION, 2009.
Access
State
Own
Access Only
Total Access
None
Abia
56.0
15.5
71.6
28.4
Adamawa
16.6
16.9
33.5
66.5
Akwa Ibom
39.7
22.0
61.7
38.3
Anambra
73.3
15.8
89.1
10.9
Bauchi
31.8
19.4
51.2
48.8
Bayelsa
44.8
25.7
70.5
29.5
Benue
23.8
1.9
25.7
74.3
Borno
18.3
3.3
21.6
78.4
Cross River
40.6
42.6
83.2
16.8
Delta
50.7
29.8
80.5
19.5
Ebonyi
26.5
41.7
68.2
31.8
Edo
73.0
16.8
89.8
10.2
Ekiti
52.7
18.4
71.1
28.9
Enugu
42.6
9.5
52.2
47.8
Gombe
24.1
48.0
72.1
27.9
Imo
57.7
32.1
89.8
10.2
Jigawa
8.6
5.5
14.1
85.9
Kaduna
26.7
24.5
51.2
48.8
Kano
14.6
17.7
32.4
67.6
Katsina
11.9
13.2
25.1
74.9
Kebbi
20.3
12.7
33.0
67.0
Kogi
44.1
14.9
59.0
41.0
Kwara
52.5
11.9
64.4
35.6
Lagos
86.5
5.6
92.0
8.0
Nassarawa
41.9
9.4
51.3
48.7
Niger
31.1
15.5
46.6
53.4
Ogun
59.7
8.6
68.3
31.7
Ondo
53.6
23.8
77.4
22.6
Osun
53.3
20.5
73.8
26.2
Oyo
57.8
14.7
72.6
27.4
Plateau
31.4
16.5
47.9
52.1
Rivers
58.2
21.2
79.3
20.7
Sokoto
18.7
6.9
25.6
74.4
Taraba
8.4
24.0
32.5
67.5
Yobe
9.9
9.8
19.7
80.3
Zamfara
15.8
11.7
27.5
72.5
FCT
51.2
17.1
68.3
31.7
Urban
75.4
11.0
86.4
13.6
Rural
32.6
24.1
56.7
43.3
67.6
32.4
Sector
National
48.3
19.3
Commission Survey
480
TABLE 447: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSON BY ACCESS AND OWNERSHIP OF TELEVISION,

2010
Access
State
Abia
Owned
Access Only
Total Access
No Access
20.1
46.4
66.5
33.5
Adamawa
7.0
25.8
32.8
67.2
Akwa Ibom
17.5
51.8
69.4
30.6
Anambra
23.0
59.9
83.0
17.0
Bauchi
2.9
10.9
13.9
86.1
Bayelsa
18.4
38.5
56.9
43.1
6.6
28.4
35.1
64.9
Benue
Borno
3.6
5.4
9.0
91.0
Cross River
13.3
35.3
48.6
51.4
Delta
30.5
45.5
76.0
24.0
Ebonyi
10.3
41.3
51.7
48.3
Edo
25.8
49.8
75.5
24.5
Ekiti
21.0
48.3
69.4
30.6
Enugu
14.7
28.7
43.4
56.6
Gombe
4.0
20.2
24.2
75.8
19.2
44.6
63.8
36.2
Jigawa
3.3
20.1
23.4
76.6
Kaduna
11.0
22.3
33.2
66.8
Imo
Kano
3.4
6.1
9.5
90.5
Katsina
6.1
11.9
18.0
82.0
Kebbi
5.2
7.5
12.7
87.3
Kogi
24.8
44.7
69.5
30.5
Kwara
20.4
52.1
72.4
27.6
Lagos
32.5
60.5
93.0
7.0
Nasarawa
12.1
23.6
35.8
64.2
Niger
14.0
32.7
46.7
53.3
Ogun
23.8
53.8
77.6
22.4
Ondo
20.1
44.1
64.2
35.8
Osun
22.6
55.7
78.3
21.7
Oyo
21.3
44.3
65.6
34.4
Plateau
6.5
23.5
30.0
70.0
Rivers
20.7
52.0
72.7
27.3
Sokoto
4.2
11.3
15.5
84.5
Taraba
5.3
5.6
10.9
89.1
Yobe
5.3
16.9
22.3
77.7
Zamfara
3.1
11.3
14.5
85.5
18.6
37.5
56.1
43.9
URBAN
26.9
51.7
78.6
21.4
RURAL
9.6
26.0
35.7
64.3
13.3
31.5
44.7
55.3
FCT Abuja
SECTOR
National
481
TABLE 448: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSON BY SOURCE OF ACCESS TO

TELEVISION 2010
State
Owned
Family Member/
Friend/Neighbour
Abia
30.2
69.7
Adamawa
21.7
Akwa Ibom
Anambra
Access
Unmbrella
Centre
Workplace
Business
Centre
Other (Specify)
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
69.9
1.8
0.0
6.6
0.0
25.3
73.7
0.1
0.1
0.7
0.1
27.8
72.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Bauchi
22.2
77.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Bayelsa
33.5
66.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Benue
18.9
71.5
1.5
0.0
8.1
0.0
Borno
42.4
55.4
1.1
0.0
1.1
0.0
Cross River
27.6
69.3
0.0
0.3
2.7
0.2
Delta
45.8
54.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Ebonyi
20.3
75.4
0.2
0.0
4.1
0.0
Edo
35.2
64.5
0.0
0.3
0.0
0.0
Ekiti
30.3
69.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Enugu
34.0
65.8
0.0
0.2
0.0
0.0
Gombe
20.8
64.3
8.8
0.0
6.0
0.0
Imo
30.7
69.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Jigawa
14.7
77.7
0.5
0.5
6.5
0.2
Kaduna
33.9
65.7
0.0
0.0
0.2
0.2
Kano
36.6
50.7
0.7
0.7
11.3
0.0
Katsina
34.1
62.1
1.9
0.0
0.0
1.9
Kebbi
41.5
58.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Kogi
36.2
63.7
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
Kwara
28.6
71.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Lagos
35.4
64.5
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
Nasarawa
34.3
64.2
0.1
0.0
1.1
0.3
Niger
30.4
68.8
0.0
0.0
0.9
0.0
Ogun
32.5
66.5
0.0
0.0
0.5
0.4
Ondo
33.1
66.3
0.4
0.0
0.3
0.0
Osun
28.9
71.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
Oyo
32.6
66.4
0.1
0.4
0.3
0.1
Plateau
23.7
66.4
2.0
0.2
7.2
0.5
Rivers
28.9
70.1
0.1
0.0
0.9
0.0
Sokoto
27.3
72.4
0.0
0.3
0.0
0.0
Taraba
56.0
42.2
0.0
0.0
1.7
0.0
Yobe
24.9
60.8
0.3
0.3
13.3
0.3
Zamfara
21.6
77.6
0.0
0.8
0.0
0.0
FCT Abuja
33.6
65.6
0.0
0.2
0.1
0.5
URBAN
35.0
64.4
0.1
0.1
0.4
0.1
RURAL
27.7
69.7
0.5
0.1
1.9
0.1
67.7
0.3
0.1
1.3
0.1
SECTOR
National
30.4
482
TABLE 449:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF TELEVISION VIEWERS BY 1ST PREFERRED TV

STATION 2009 - 2010
2009
First Preffered
2010
Urban
Rural
National
Urban
Rural
National
NTA
31.2
17.8
22.2
19.8
11.0
13.9
State TV
13.1
9.7
10.8
15.8
9.2
11.4
Galaxy
4.7
5.4
5.2
6.7
5.6
5.9
AIT
9.4
3.0
5.1
9.7
4.1
5.9
Foreign/Cable
2.2
1.4
2.1
3.3
1.7
2.2
Other Stations
3.2
1.2
1.5
3.1
1.7
2.2
Channels
3.2
0.6
1.5
3.1
1.3
1.9
Silver Bird
3.7
0.3
1.4
3.8
0.3
1.5
Minaj
1.6
0.3
0.8
1.8
0.6
1.0
DBN
1.2
0.5
0.7
2.7
0.2
1.0
MITV
2.0
0.2
0.8
0.9
0.5
0.6
No preference
24.2
59.6
48.0
29.3
63.8
52.4
483
TABLE 450: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSON BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO MOBILE PHONE,
2010
Access
State
Owned
Access Only
Total Access
No Access
Abia
45.3
25.3
70.6
29.4
Adamawa
17.7
28.7
46.5
53.5
Akwa Ibom
37.4
30.6
68.1
31.9
Anambra
56.0
39.1
95.1
4.9
Bauchi
12.3
30.5
42.8
57.2
Bayelsa
30.3
33.6
64.0
36.0
Benue
26.1
28.9
55.0
45.0
Borno
11.4
42.7
54.1
46.9
Cross River
23.4
30.9
54.3
45.7
Delta
48.2
28.6
76.8
23.2
Ebonyi
22.8
59.2
82.0
18.0
Edo
44.1
34.4
78.5
21.5
Ekiti
47.7
30.2
77.9
22.1
Enugu
38.3
32.9
71.2
28.8
Gombe
17.4
44.8
62.3
37.7
Imo
46.3
35.5
81.9
18.1
Jigawa
17.1
58.3
75.4
24.6
Kaduna
19.4
35.4
54.8
45.2
Kano
12.4
23.8
36.2
63.8
Katsina
10.4
29.3
39.7
60.3
Kebbi
11.7
53.3
65.0
34.6
Kogi
50.0
37.6
87.6
12.4
Kwara
32.2
45.7
78.0
22.0
Lagos
76.4
9.2
85.6
14.4
Nasarawa
26.4
48.3
74.8
25.2
Niger
37.3
48.9
86.2
13.8
Ogun
47.3
39.9
87.1
12.9
Ondo
35.7
39.3
75.0
25.0
Osun
58.1
33.8
91.9
8.1
Oyo
32.2
49.3
81.5
18.5
Plateau
32.0
35.2
67.2
32.8
Rivers
52.1
23.7
75.8
24.2
Sokoto
8.9
24.2
33.1
66.9
Taraba
15.1
18.0
33.1
66.9
Yobe
15.5
36.3
51.8
48.2
Zamfara
12.3
23.8
36.1
63.9
FCT Abuja
47.3
24.5
71.8
28.2
URBAN
52.9
31.2
84.0
16.0
RURAL
24.4
34.1
58.5
41.5
30.4
33.5
63.9
36.1
SECTOR
National
484
TABLE 451: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSON BY SOURCE OF ACCESS TO MOBILE PHONE,

2010
State
Owned
Family member/
Friend/Neighbour
Abia
64.2
30.7
Adamawa
38.4
Akwa Ibom
Anambra
Access
Unmbrella
Centre
Workplace
Business
Centre
Other
(Specify)
4.2
0.1
0.8
0.0
57.1
2.5
0.5
1.5
0.0
55.0
41.8
1.3
0.0
1.9
0.0
59.0
38.3
1.6
0.0
1.1
0.0
Bauchi
29.3
69.4
1.0
0.0
0.3
0.0
Bayelsa
48.9
36.0
14.5
0.1
0.5
0.0
Benue
47.5
49.5
3.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Borno
41.2
42.2
15.6
0.0
1.0
0.0
Cross River
43.2
35.4
11.1
0.3
9.6
0.4
Delta
70.0
20.7
9.2
0.0
0.1
0.0
Ebonyi
27.8
56.5
8.5
0.0
7.2
0.0
Edo
56.4
39.1
2.2
0.0
1.8
0.4
Ekiti
61.4
32.8
5.5
0.0
0.2
0.0
Enugu
53.9
41.8
3.0
0.0
1.3
0.0
Gombe
29.8
68.7
1.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
Imo
56.6
42.4
0.6
0.0
0.4
0.0
Jigawa
22.8
69.1
2.3
0.0
5.7
0.1
Kaduna
35.7
49.9
6.7
0.2
7.5
0.0
Kano
33.9
60.2
5.5
0.0
0.4
0.0
Katsina
26.3
34.0
39.6
0.0
0.2
0.0
Kebbi
45.2
43.4
2.7
0.4
7.6
0.6
Kogi
57.5
39.5
2.0
0.0
1.0
0.0
Kwara
41.9
53.1
2.5
0.0
2.4
0.0
Lagos
89.5
8.2
0.6
0.1
1.5
0.0
Nasarawa
35.5
61.6
2.2
0.0
0.8
0.0
Niger
43.4
55.3
0.9
0.0
0.4
0.0
Ogun
55.2
33.3
11.2
0.1
0.2
0.0
Ondo
48.7
32.5
12.3
0.5
5.8
0.2
Osun
63.4
29.8
4.1
0.0
2.7
0.0
Oyo
40.0
44.0
7.4
0.1
8.3
0.3
Plateau
48.4
45.4
3.5
0.0
2.4
0.2
Rivers
68.9
26.5
0.7
0.0
3.9
0.0
Sokoto
27.1
69.5
3.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
Taraba
50.9
47.5
0.0
0.0
1.6
0.0
Yobe
29.6
66.3
0.0
0.0
3.6
0.5
Zamfara
35.6
45.3
17.1
0.0
2.1
0.0
FCT Abuja
65.8
30.0
0.1
0.0
4.0
0.0
URBAN
63.6
31.5
3.3
0.1
1.6
0.1
RURAL
42.2
49.4
5.5
0.1
2.9
0.1
44.4
4.9
0.1
2.5
0.1
SECTOR
National
48.1
485
TABLE 452:
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY OWNERSHIP AND

ACCESS TO PERSONAL COMPUTER, 2007
Access
State
Total Households
Owned
Access Only
Total Access
No Access
Abia
983,486
0.9
6.4
7.3
92.7
Adamawa
659,886
1.0
2.0
2.9
97.1
Akwa Ibom
905,492
1.1
5.8
6.9
93.1
Anambra
1,049,161
0.8
17.5
18.4
81.6
Bauchi
594,345
0.0
0.0
0.0
100.0
Bayelsa
572,294
0.9
4.8
5.7
94.3
Benue
879,003
2.0
2.6
4.6
95.4
Borno
763,401
0.0
0.8
0.8
99.2
Cross River
667,619
0.4
9.2
9.6
90.4
Delta
1,029,258
0.7
8.5
9.3
90.7
Ebonyi
474,920
0.1
2.7
2.8
97.2
Edo
955,587
0.8
4.6
5.4
94.6
Ekiti
830,785
0.7
4.0
4.7
95.3
Enugu
859,109
2.7
4.2
6.9
93.1
Gombe
405,005
0.0
1.5
1.5
98.5
1,065,623
2.2
6.3
8.5
91.5
783,583
1.0
4.7
5.7
94.3
Kaduna
1,144,276
1.1
5.4
6.5
93.5
Kano
1,446,326
0.2
3.3
3.4
96.6
Katsina
1,076,980
0.0
0.2
0.2
99.8
Kebbi
596,523
0.2
2.0
2.2
97.8
Kogi
886,087
0.8
7.3
8.1
91.9
Kwara
640,332
1.9
7.5
9.4
90.6
Lagos
2,519,514
4.6
16.9
21.5
78.5
630,483
0.3
1.2
1.5
98.5
Niger
715,239
0.5
5.5
6.0
94.0
Ogun
1,295,629
2.4
9.3
11.7
88.3
Ondo
1,033,269
0.7
4.1
4.8
95.2
Osun
1,117,674
1.2
6.5
7.7
92.3
Oyo
1,582,002
3.8
12.6
16.4
83.6
693,065
0.5
14.9
15.4
84.6
Rivers
1,405,916
2.4
14.3
16.6
83.4
Sokoto
849,025
1.4
4.4
5.8
94.2
Taraba
458,739
0.0
1.1
1.1
98.9
Yobe
399,118
0.1
0.9
1.1
98.9
Zamfara
602,372
0.5
0.4
1.0
99.0
FCT(Abuja)
140,127
6.2
13.3
19.5
80.5
Urban
11,233,613
3.5
14.4
17.9
82.1
Rural
21,477,638
0.3
3.1
3.4
96.6
Imo
Jigawa
Nassarawa
Plateau
Sector
National
32,711,251
1.4
6.9
8.3
Survey
486
91.7
TABLE 453: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO

PERSONAL COMPUTER, 2008
Access
State
Owned
Access
Total Access
No Access
Abia
2.7
10.7
13.4
86.6
Adamawa
1.1
4.3
5.4
94.6
Akwa ibom
1.7
11.0
12.7
87.3
Anambra
1.2
10.3
11.4
88.6
Bauchi
0.9
0.9
1.8
98.2
Bayelsa
1.2
9.0
10.2
89.8
Benue
0.0
8.1
8.1
91.9
Borno
0.6
0.9
1.5
98.5
Cross_Rivers
1.2
7.0
8.2
91.8
Delta
1.9
5.2
7.1
92.9
Ebonyi
1.2
3.9
5.1
94.9
Edo
1.2
7.3
8.5
91.5
Ekiti
1.4
8.1
9.4
90.6
Enugu
4.1
7.7
11.9
88.1
Gombe
1.2
7.7
8.9
91.1
Imo
1.5
4.1
5.6
94.4
Jigawa
1.2
1.7
2.9
97.1
Kaduna
2.3
6.8
9.2
90.8
Kano
0.8
2.0
2.9
97.1
Katsina
0.5
0.9
1.4
98.6
Kebbi
0.2
1.6
1.8
98.2
Kogi
2.1
6.5
8.6
91.4
Kwara
2.2
6.8
9.0
91.0
Lagos
12.3
15.6
27.9
72.1
Nassarawa
1.7
2.7
4.5
95.5
Niger
1.8
9.5
11.3
88.7
Ogun
3.5
7.5
11.1
88.9
Ondo
0.7
2.4
3.1
96.9
Osun
2.9
10.4
13.4
86.6
Oyo
3.1
6.8
9.9
90.1
Plateau
1.0
1.4
2.4
97.6
Rivers
2.9
16.7
19.5
80.5
Sokoto
0.0
2.7
2.7
97.3
Taraba
0.4
3.6
3.9
96.1
Yobe
0.0
2.1
2.1
97.9
Zamfara
0.3
2.0
2.4
97.6
FCT
8.4
13.9
22.4
77.6
Urban
5.9
15.3
21.2
78.8
Rural
0.5
2.9
3.5
96.5
Sector
National
2.0
6.2
8.1
Survey
487
91.9

PERSONAL COMPUTER, 2009
Access
State
Owned
Access Only
Total Access
None
Abia
4.1
5.0
9.2
90.8
Adamawa
1.1
4.5
5.6
94.4
Akwa Ibom
Anambra
3.9
1.1
8.4
6.0
12.3
7.2
87.7
92.8
Bauchi
0.7
5.5
6.2
93.8
Bayelsa
0.6
2.2
2.8
97.2
Benue
0.8
0.1
0.9
99.1
Borno
0.0
0.3
0.3
99.7
Cross River
3.1
8.8
11.8
88.2
Delta
1.7
11.0
12.7
87.3
Ebonyi
Edo
1.3
0.8
4.9
4.5
6.3
5.2
93.7
94.8
Ekiti
3.3
6.4
9.7
90.3
Enugu
5.4
7.3
12.7
87.3
Gombe
1.0
12.5
13.6
86.4
Imo
1.1
6.8
7.9
92.1
Jigawa
0.0
1.9
1.9
98.1
Kaduna
0.9
1.6
2.5
97.5
Kano
0.9
0.6
1.4
98.6
Katsina
0.0
0.8
0.8
99.2
Kebbi
0.5
1.1
1.6
98.4
Kogi
3.7
3.2
6.9
93.1
Kwara
0.4
4.0
4.5
95.5
Lagos
7.3
11.7
19.0
81.0
Nassarawa
2.5
2.0
4.4
95.6
Niger
1.3
7.1
8.3
91.7
Ogun
0.7
5.9
6.6
93.4
Ondo
0.2
-0.1
0.1
99.9
Osun
1.2
4.3
5.5
94.5
Oyo
7.5
9.1
16.6
83.4
Plateau
3.4
4.8
8.2
91.8
Rivers
3.8
18.3
22.1
77.9
Sokoto
1.3
2.9
4.2
95.8
Taraba
Yobe
0.0
1.7
2.7
1.5
2.7
3.2
97.3
96.8
Zamfara
0.0
3.7
3.7
96.3
10.0
17.4
27.4
72.6
Urban
4.1
8.6
12.7
87.3
Rural
0.8
4.0
4.7
95.3
7.6
92.4
FCT
Sector
National
2.0
5.7
Commission Survey
488
TABLE 455: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSON BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO PERSONAL

COMPUTER , 2010
Access
State
Owned
Access Only
Total Access
No Access
Abia
1.1
1.8
2.9
97.1
Adamawa
0.6
3.1
3.7
96.3
Akwa Ibom
0.5
4.2
4.7
95.3
Anambra
0.8
7.8
8.6
91.4
Bauchi
0.2
0.8
1.1
98.9
Bayelsa
0.8
1.3
2.0
98.0
Benue
0.5
2.0
2.6
97.4
Borno
0.1
0.5
0.7
99.3
Cross River
0.8
5.5
6.3
93.7
Delta
1.8
3.5
5.2
94.8
Ebonyi
0.4
1.1
1.5
98.5
Edo
0.4
6.4
6.9
93.1
Ekiti
0.5
3.1
3.6
96.4
Enugu
1.4
1.6
3.1
96.9
Gombe
0.5
3.2
3.7
96.3
Imo
0.2
2.2
2.5
97.5
Jigawa
0.4
4.2
4.6
95.4
Kaduna
0.2
1.7
1.9
98.1
Kano
0.2
0.2
0.4
99.6
Katsina
0.2
1.0
1.3
98.7
Kebbi
0.2
0.3
0.5
99.5
Kogi
0.9
16.4
17.4
82.6
Kwara
1.0
3.6
4.6
95.4
Lagos
4.9
10.9
15.8
84.2
Nasarawa
1.8
2.4
4.1
95.9
Niger
0.2
4.5
4.7
95.3
Ogun
0.7
5.7
6.4
93.6
Ondo
1.2
1.8
3.0
97.0
Osun
3.2
6.8
10.0
90.0
Oyo
1.2
4.8
6.0
94.0
Plateau
0.7
3.8
4.5
95.5
Rivers
1.1
7.9
9.0
91.0
Sokoto
0.1
0.7
0.8
99.2
Taraba
0.1
2.0
2.1
97.9
Yobe
1.4
2.0
3.3
96.7
Zamfara
0.1
0.5
0.6
99.4
FCT Abuja
4.0
11.9
15.9
84.1
SECTOR
100.0
URBAN
3.0
9.6
12.6
87.4
RURAL
0.3
2.1
2.4
97.6
National
0.9
3.6
4.5
95.5
489
TABLE 456: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY SOURCE OF ACCESS TO PERSONAL

COMPUTER, 2010
Access
State
Owned
Family Member/Friend
/Neighbour
Unmbrella Centre
Workplace
Business
Centre
Other
(Specify)
Abia
37.2
23.3
0.0
14.0
20.9
4.7
Adamawa
Akwa
Ibom
16.7
51.9
3.7
0.0
27.8
0.0
10.1
17.4
2.9
11.6
58.0
0.0
Anambra
9.0
34.0
1.0
9.0
47.0
0.0
Bauchi
22.2
55.6
0.0
0.0
22.2
0.0
Bayelsa
37.9
20.7
0.0
17.2
17.2
6.9
Benue
20.5
11.4
4.5
4.5
45.5
13.6
Borno
Cross
River
16.7
83.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
12.7
12.7
2.5
2.5
69.6
0.0
Delta
34.0
30.2
0.0
3.8
32.1
0.0
Ebonyi
26.9
50.0
7.7
0.0
15.4
0.0
Edo
5.9
19.6
0.0
5.9
64.7
3.9
Ekiti
14.6
31.3
6.3
12.5
35.4
0.0
Enugu
46.7
31.1
0.0
4.4
17.8
0.0
Gombe
14.0
44.2
7.0
11.6
14.0
9.3
Imo
9.7
19.4
6.5
6.5
58.1
0.0
Jigawa
9.1
54.5
2.3
3.4
30.7
0.0
Kaduna
11.8
17.6
0.0
5.9
52.9
11.8
Kano
50.0
50.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Katsina
16.7
22.2
0.0
11.1
50.0
0.0
Kebbi
33.3
55.6
0.0
0.0
11.1
0.0
Kogi
5.4
7.3
1.5
9.8
68.3
7.8
Kwara
21.8
54.5
0.0
0.0
23.6
0.0
Lagos
30.9
20.6
0.0
2.5
44.6
1.5
Nasarawa
42.4
38.8
3.5
3.5
11.8
0.0
Niger
3.8
7.5
0.0
10.0
78.8
0.0
Ogun
10.7
29.3
1.3
22.7
36.0
0.0
Ondo
39.4
36.4
0.0
12.1
12.1
0.0
Osun
31.7
30.8
2.9
2.9
31.7
0.0
Oyo
20.3
34.8
11.6
5.8
27.5
0.0
Plateau
16.3
31.4
1.2
10.5
40.7
0.0
Rivers
12.3
20.5
1.6
7.4
58.2
0.0
Sokoto
6.7
26.7
53.3
6.7
6.7
0.0
Taraba
5.6
77.8
0.0
5.6
11.1
0.0
Yobe
41.3
34.8
0.0
0.0
23.9
0.0
Zamfara
11.1
22.2
11.1
11.1
44.4
0.0
FCT Abuja
26.1
27.8
0.3
6.4
35.9
3.4
URBAN
23.6
26.9
2.1
7.0
39.2
1.3
RURAL
14.6
28.6
2.2
6.4
44.9
3.3
27.6
2.1
6.8
41.5
2.1
SECTOR
National
19.9
490

INTERNET SERVICES, 2007
Access
State
Abia
Own
0.4
Access Only
12.4
Total Access
12.8
None
Adamawa
0.0
2.1
2.1
97.9
Akwa Ibom
0.0
4.3
4.3
95.7
Anambra
0.3
15.8
16.2
83.8
Bauchi
0.0
0.0
0.0
100.0
Bayelsa
0.0
3.3
3.3
96.7
Benue
0.0
3.2
3.2
96.8
Borno
0.0
1.3
1.3
98.7
Cross River
0.0
3.0
3.0
97.0
Delta
0.5
6.1
6.6
93.4
Ebonyi
0.1
2.0
2.1
97.9
Edo
0.0
3.7
3.7
96.3
Ekiti
0.3
3.5
3.8
96.2
Enugu
0.7
7.7
8.4
91.6
Gombe
0.0
2.1
2.1
97.9
Imo
0.0
5.6
5.6
94.4
Jigawa
0.0
3.9
3.9
96.1
Kaduna
0.0
1.9
1.9
98.1
Kano
0.0
3.0
3.0
97.0
Katsina
0.0
0.2
0.2
99.8
Kebbi
0.2
1.4
1.6
98.4
Kogi
0.0
3.6
3.6
96.4
Kwara
0.6
5.8
6.4
93.6
Lagos
0.9
14.8
15.7
84.3
Nassarawa
0.0
0.3
0.3
99.7
Niger
0.0
1.1
1.1
98.9
Ogun
0.0
13.3
13.3
86.7
Ondo
0.0
3.5
3.5
96.5
Osun
0.4
6.2
6.6
93.4
Oyo
0.8
13.5
14.3
85.7
Plateau
0.0
11.3
11.3
88.7
Rivers
0.0
16.1
16.1
83.9
Sokoto
0.0
0.0
0.0
100.0
Taraba
0.0
0.6
0.6
99.4
Yobe
0.0
0.6
0.6
99.4
Zamfara
0.0
0.4
0.4
99.6
FCT(Abuja)
1.2
13.8
15.0
85.0
Urban
0.5
14.2
14.7
85.3
Rural
0.0
2.2
2.2
97.7
87.2
Sector
National
0.2
6.3
6.5
Survey
491
93.5

TO INTERNET SERVICE, 2008
Access
State
Owned
Access Only
Total Access
No Access
Abia
0.8
7.9
8.7
91.3
Adamawa
0.4
3.4
3.8
96.2
Akwa ibom
0.2
5.9
6.0
94.0
Anambra
0.5
10.3
10.8
89.2
Bauchi
0.7
0.4
1.1
98.9
Bayelsa
1.2
5.5
6.7
93.3
Benue
0.3
7.6
8.0
92.0
Borno
0.2
1.3
1.5
98.5
Cross_Rivers
0.2
3.9
4.1
95.9
Delta
0.3
6.9
7.2
92.8
Ebonyi
3.9
3.9
96.1
Edo
0.8
6.8
7.7
92.3
Ekiti
0.5
6.1
6.6
93.4
Enugu
0.5
11.9
12.4
87.6
Gombe
0.2
6.0
6.2
93.8
Imo
0.8
3.1
3.9
96.1
Jigawa
0.2
1.2
1.4
98.6
Kaduna
0.2
1.8
2.0
98.0
Kano
0.2
1.2
1.3
98.7
1.5
1.5
98.5
Katsina
Kebbi
0.4
0.4
99.6
Kogi
0.5
5.7
6.2
93.8
Kwara
0.4
5.1
5.5
94.5
Lagos
5.5
20.9
26.4
73.6
Nassarawa
0.5
3.6
4.1
95.9
Niger
0.4
8.9
9.3
90.7
Ogun
0.7
8.2
8.9
91.1
Ondo
0.2
2.8
2.9
97.1
Osun
0.8
7.5
8.3
91.7
Oyo
1.4
8.2
9.6
90.4
Plateau
0.5
1.7
2.2
97.8
Rivers
0.8
10.3
11.2
88.8
Sokoto
0.2
0.2
99.8
Taraba
0.2
3.0
3.2
96.8
1.4
1.4
98.6
Zamfara
0.2
1.7
1.9
98.1
FCT
1.0
15.8
16.8
83.2
Urban
1.7
15.0
16.7
83.3
Rural
0.2
2.1
2.2
97.8
Yobe
SECTOR
National
0.6
5.5
6.0
Source: National Bureau of Statistics, Central Bank of Nigeria and National Communication Commission Survey
Note: - = Nil
492
94.0
TABLE 459: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO INTERNET

SERVICE, 2009
Access
State
Own
Access Only
Total Access
None
Abia
3.1
3.1
96.9
Adamawa
1.5
1.5
98.5
Akwa Ibom
0.9
4.2
5.1
94.9
Anambra
0.3
3.1
3.5
96.5
7.8
7.8
92.2
Bauchi
Bayelsa
0.7
0.7
99.3
Benue
0.2
0.6
0.7
99.3
Borno
0.2
0.2
99.8
Cross River
6.8
6.8
93.2
Delta
0.8
1.9
2.6
97.4
Ebonyi
0.5
4.1
4.6
95.4
Edo
0.1
3.4
3.5
96.5
Ekiti
0.5
6.4
7.0
93.0
Enugu
4.3
7.9
12.2
87.8
Gombe
0.1
7.5
7.6
92.4
Imo
0.6
3.1
3.7
96.3
1.3
1.3
98.7
Jigawa
Kaduna
1.6
1.6
98.4
Kano
0.3
1.7
2.0
98.0
Katsina
0.0
0.5
0.5
99.5
Kebbi
0.4
0.6
1.0
99.0
Kogi
0.2
3.8
4.0
96.0
Kwara
2.0
2.0
98.0
Lagos
3.0
14.0
17.1
82.9
Nassarawa
0.5
7.1
7.6
92.4
Niger
0.0
5.6
5.6
94.4
Ogun
0.2
5.6
5.9
94.1
Ondo
0.8
0.8
99.2
Osun
0.4
7.7
8.1
91.9
Oyo
2.2
10.2
12.4
87.6
Plateau
0.3
7.4
7.6
92.4
Rivers
0.7
11.5
12.1
87.9
Sokoto
0.8
1.4
2.2
97.8
Taraba
0.8
0.8
99.2
0.2
0.9
1.1
98.9
0.1
0.1
99.9
3.2
18.0
21.2
78.8
Urban
1.3
8.0
9.4
90.6
Rural
0.2
2.2
2.4
97.6
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT
Sector
National
1.8
4.3
6.1
Source: National Bureau of Statistics, Central Bank of Nigeria and National Communication Commission Survey
Note: - nil
493
93.9
TABLE 460: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSON BY ACCESS AND OWNERSHIP OF INTERNET, 2010
Access
State
Owned
Access Only
Total Access
No Access
Abia
0.6
2.0
2.6
97.4
Adamawa
0.2
1.6
1.8
98.2
Akwa Ibom
0.0
1.5
1.5
98.5
Anambra
0.3
3.2
3.4
96.6
Bauchi
0.0
0.5
0.5
99.5
Bayelsa
0.4
1.6
2.0
98.0
Benue
0.3
1.4
1.7
98.3
Borno
Cross River
0.5
2.7
3.3
96.7
Delta
0.3
3.1
3.4
96.6
Ebonyi
0.2
0.6
0.8
99.2
Edo
0.2
4.8
5.0
95.0
Ekiti
0.2
2.0
2.2
97.8
Enugu
1.3
2.7
4.0
96.0
Gombe
0.2
0.9
1.1
98.9
Imo
0.6
1.8
2.3
97.7
Jigawa
2.0
2.0
98.0
Kaduna
0.5
0.5
99.5
Kano
0.5
0.5
99.5
0.3
1.0
1.3
98.7
0.3
0.3
99.7
Kogi
0.6
8.1
8.7
91.3
Kwara
0.3
2.4
2.7
97.3
Lagos
5.5
21.6
27.0
73.0
Nasarawa
0.9
3.3
4.2
95.8
Niger
4.4
4.4
95.6
Ogun
4.7
4.7
95.3
Ondo
0.5
1.6
2.1
97.9
Osun
0.8
7.7
8.5
91.5
Oyo
1.1
3.1
4.3
95.7
Plateau
0.7
2.8
3.6
96.4
Rivers
0.3
10.5
10.8
89.2
Sokoto
0.1
0.3
0.3
99.7
Taraba
1.7
1.7
98.3
0.6
2.4
3.0
97.0
0.5
0.5
99.5
FCT Abuja
3.4
10.7
14.1
85.9
SECTOR
0.5
3.1
3.6
96.4
URBAN
2.0
9.6
11.6
88.4
RURAL
0.2
1.4
1.5
98.5
0.5
3.1
3.6
96.4
Katsina
Kebbi
Yobe
Zamfara
National
494
TABLE 461: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS BY SOURCE ACCESS TO INTERNET, 2010
State
Owned
Family member/
Friend/Neighbour
Abia
23.1
12.8
Adamawa
10.0
20.0
Akwa Ibom
0.0
Anambra
Access
Unmbrella
Centre
Workplace
Business
Centre
Other
(Specify)
0.0
10.3
53.8
0.0
0.0
3.3
66.7
0.0
4.5
0.0
22.7
72.7
0.0
7.5
0.0
0.0
22.5
70.0
0.0
Bauchi
0.0
0.0
12.5
37.5
50.0
0.0
Bayelsa
20.7
3.4
6.9
3.4
58.6
6.9
Benue
20.0
6.7
0.0
16.7
56.7
0.0
Borno
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
16.3
0.0
2.3
4.7
72.1
4.7
7.7
2.6
15.4
25.6
41.0
7.7
21.4
0.0
7.1
0.0
71.4
0.0
Edo
4.1
9.5
0.0
4.1
82.4
0.0
Ekiti
10.3
3.4
0.0
3.4
82.8
0.0
Enugu
32.2
8.5
1.7
10.2
47.5
0.0
Gombe
15.4
7.7
0.0
7.7
61.5
7.7
Imo
24.1
0.0
17.2
0.0
55.2
3.4
Jigawa
0.0
15.8
0.0
7.9
76.3
0.0
Kaduna
0.0
11.1
11.1
11.1
55.6
11.1
Kano
0.0
14.3
85.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
21.1
15.8
0.0
5.3
57.9
0.0
Kebbi
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
100.0
0.0
Kogi
6.6
0.0
0.0
15.1
76.4
1.9
Kwara
11.4
37.1
0.0
0.0
51.4
0.0
Lagos
20.2
6.0
0.3
6.0
65.6
2.0
Nasarawa
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
Katsina
20.5
27.3
1.1
9.1
42.0
0.0
Niger
0.0
2.6
1.3
14.5
81.6
0.0
Ogun
0.0
3.6
1.8
19.6
75.0
0.0
Ondo
21.7
8.7
4.3
8.7
56.5
0.0
Osun
9.1
15.9
8.0
8.0
59.1
0.0
Oyo
26.5
10.2
0.0
16.3
46.9
0.0
Plateau
20.8
2.8
12.5
5.6
56.9
1.4
Rivers
2.7
6.8
0.7
2.1
87.7
0.0
Sokoto
16.7
0.0
0.0
16.7
66.7
0.0
Taraba
0.0
40.0
0.0
0.0
60.0
0.0
19.0
0.0
2.4
0.0
78.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
100.0
0.0
24.3
17.5
0.0
8.0
49.8
0.4
URBAN
16.9
9.1
2.0
8.7
62.3
1.0
RURAL
10.5
10.2
3.0
7.9
67.3
1.2
9.5
2.3
8.4
64.0
1.0
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT Abuja
SECTOR
National
14.7
495
CHAPTER: 11
FOREIGN TRADE STATISTICS
Foreign trade statistics are data on Nigerias merchandise imports and exports. They are compiled
from declarations in Automated System for Custom Data (ASYCUDA) files which are captured at
Customs entry points throughout the country. Since the mid-1970s, monthly returns of oil producing
companies on crude oil lifting have also been used. Nigerias trade is recorded according to the
general system principle.
Total imports comprise goods entered for warehousing and goods (other than those in transit)
subsequently re-exported. Imports are valued through cost of commodities, freight and insurance
(C.I.F) charges and expenses as well as the cost packages, coverings, wrappings or other purchasing
materials and preparation of goods for shipment. These do not include duties and surcharges payable
in Nigeria.
Total exports consist of domestic exports and re-exports. Domestic exports include mineral,
agricultural and manufactured products from Nigeria. Exports are valued free on board (FOB). which is
the cost of the goods to the purchaser abroad, including packaging and all other relevant charges up
to the time of their delivery on board the exporting vessel.
Re-exports cover imported goods (other than goods declared In Transit or for trans-shipment
subsequently re-exported ex-warehouse).
Commodities are classified according to the harmonized system code.
The following goods are excluded from merchandise imports and exports:
Monetary gold or silver.
Goods consigned by the Nigerian Government to her missions stationed abroad.
Goods intended for exhibitions, commercial samples and gifts in kind.
Goods in transit.
496
TABLE 462: VALUE OF FOREIGN TRADE AND VISIBLE BALANCE, 2007- 2011
N'million
Year
Merchandise
Imports
(C.I.F.)
Total
Exports
(F.O.B)
Visible
Balance
2007
4,127,689.93
6,881,501.33
2,753,811.39
2008
3,299,096.62
9,568,949.24
6,269,852.62
2009
5,047,868.64
7,434,543.89
2,386,675.25
2010
6,648,525.89
13,009,905.70
6,361,379.81
9,892,644.12
19,440,356.99
9,547,712.87
2011
Source: National Bureau of Statistics Foreign Trade Statistics
CHART 35: VALUE OF FOREIGN TRADE AND VISIBLE BALANCE, 2007 - 2011
25,000,000.00
20,000,000.00
15,000,000.00
Merchandise Imports (C.I.F.)

Total Exports (F.O.B)
10,000,000.00
Visible Balance
5,000,000.00
0.00
2007
2008
2009
2010
497
2011
TABLE 463: EXPORTS BY SECTION, 2007- 2011

Section
N' million
2011
2007
2008
2009
2010
8,007.72
41,372.66
9,722.07
38,239.31
55,671.70
80,240.40
54,117.26
182,263.31
24,563.79
117,849.05
31.47
348.93
123.72
239.17
771.77
71,899.74
84,657.02
239,973.47
240,073.83
224,434.51
6,531,896.14
8,804,543.11
6,720,181.59
11,415,944.37
17,335,630.74
10,580.13
71,567.97
33,949.62
59,166.09
32,282.69
Plastic, rubber and articles thereof

Raw hides and skins leather, furskins etc,
saddler
39,258.69
118,798.26
49,133.91
147,479.53
1,177,507.80
49,205.92
79,684.20
76,577.71
461,088.04
121,147.50
Wood & articles of wood, wood charcoal

Paper making material; paper and
paperboard articles
11,507.98
7,442.55
16,730.38
41,585.67
10,120.78
33,527.60
23,944.14
4,523.98
1,693.03
4,126.17
Live animals, animal products

Vegetable products
Animal and vegetable fats and oils and
cleavage products
Prepared foodstuffs; beverages, spirits
and vinegar; Tobacco
Mineral Products
Product of the chemical and Allied
industries
12,220.9
31,748.31
26,063.12
99,924.29
30,599.00
Footwear, headgear, Umbrellas,

sunshades, whips, etc.
8,379.2
6,485.89
12,773.56
51,296.60
19,538.94
Articles of stone, plaster, cement,

asbestos, mica, ceramic
2,048.6
2,287.08
6,324.83
5,658.08
5,191.57
5.8
24.54
2.78
9.05
1,110.53
Base metals and articles of base metals

Boilers, machinery and chemical
appliances; parts thereof
29,175.1
36,728.38
23,911.58
85,540.17
93,668.28
6,122.5
25,019.65
42,331.81
70,871.16
26,636.08
Vehicles, aircrafted parts thereof, etc.

Optical, photographic, cinematographic
measuring equipment
25,650.0
226,935.13
43,255.93
85,357.93
198,319.55
457.7
438.17
1,369.67
1,144.96
818.26
0.0
325.91
16.95
0.00
148.4
8.62
1,360.12
6,442.27
5,748.32
5.4
0.00
26.98
10.92
0.53
0.0
0.00
0.00
0.00
10,291.10
Total
7,555,141.33
Source: National Bureau of Statistics - Foreign Trade Statistics
9,568,949.24
7,434,543.89
13,009,905.73
19,440,356.96
Textiles and textile articles
Pearls, precious and semi-precious

stones, precious metals
Arms and ammunitions, parts thereof

Miscellaneous manufatured articles
Works of art, collectors' pieces and
antiques
Special items not classified according to
kind
498
TABLE464:
IMPORTS BY SECTION, 2007 - 2011

N' million
Section
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Live animals, animal products
281,198.8
118,632.09
156,978.49
190,034.34
567,445.26
Vegetable products
372,622.4
108,124.92
268,641.86
270,774.47
1,169,725.26
23,712.1
15,913.01
19,239.02
35,430.65
60,663.88
Prepared foodstuffs; beverages,

spirits and vinegar; Tobacco
187,484.6
93,143.91
176,927.93
207,717.93
1,430,198.37
Mineral Products
149,422.1
113,940.82
118,101.16
176,585.41
1,059,121.49
Product of the chemical and Allied

industries
384,630.2
263,172.59
434,652.58
476,265.84
510,088.29
Plastic, rubber and articles thereof
352,001.7
212,523.44
392,254.16
490,070.92
659,753.24
2,034.2
4,220.07
7,977.01
22,026.35
66,434.67
Animal and vegetable fats and oils

and cleavage products
Raw hides and skins leather,

furskins etc, saddlery
Wood & articles of wood, wood
charcoal
Paper making material; paper and
paperboard articles
7,380.5
8,768.73
14,795.50
53,515.98
16,781.86
122,769.4
83,300.20
125,223.69
162,525.58
178,235.16
Textiles and textile articles
129,021.2
176,301.01
90,448.38
196,025.41
133,737.60
Footwear, headgear, Umbrellas,

sunshades, whips, etc.
4,008.8
6,917.96
21,612.07
27,162.83
26,305.49
Articles of stone, plaster, cement,

asbestos, mica, ceramic
52,911.0
65,919.71
123,730.74
219,637.71
97,105.80
242.8
595.77
1,275.31
5,730.08
10,414.25
564,249.6
409,987.52
531,351.87
598,167.69
604,699.44
911,144.4
1,029,870.09
1,448,992.70
1,931,013.73
1,924,346.65
519,071.2
496,022.01
1,003,780.71
1,404,496.26
1,199,896.82
43,533.8
49,894.18
59,166.97
125,602.59
80,607.13
5.6
4.92
40.28
296.93
114.56
Miscellaneous manufatured articles
20,198.4
41,811.79
52,390.83
55,394.95
96,895.46
Works of art, collectors' pieces and

antiques
47.2
31.89
287.29
50.24
60.02
0.0
0.00
0.00
0.00
13.38
Total
4,127,690.0
3,299,096.62
5,047,868.63
6,648,525.89
9,892,644.08
Pearls, precious and semi-precious

stones, precious metals
Base metals and articles of base
metals
Boilers, machinery and chemical
appliances; parts thereof
Vehicles, aircraft parts thereof, etc.
Optical, photographic,
cinematographic measuring
equipment
Arms and ammunitions, parts
thereof
Special items not classified

according to kind
499
TABLE 465: IMPORTS CLASSIFIED BY BROAD ECONOMIC CATEGORY, 2007 2011

N' million
Category
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Food and beverages
792,390
296,250
572,684
636,539
2,926,728.19
Primary
295,806
93,817
206,786
196,386
994,485.38
279,175
79,833
171,784
146,164
927,575.09
16,631
13,984
35,002
50,222
66,910.29
496,584
202,433
365,898
440,153
1,932,242.81
125,613
47,250
100,986
118,044
489,090.16
370,971
155,184
264,912
322,109
1,443,152.65
1,557,195
1,237,361
1,597,473
2,075,427
2,285,657.32
34,938
28,115
65,508
66,021
298,214.35
1,522,257
1,209,246
1,531,965
2,009,406
1,987,442.97
56,523
39,564
41,149
63,760
941,172.05
895
91
944
66
3,863.54
Processed
55,628
39,473
40,205
63,693
937,308.50
Motor Spirit
22
45
13,817
56,422
899,262.17
55,606
39,429
26,388
7,271
38,046.33
953,097
969,231
1,202,817
1,640,236
1,643,761.61
Capital goods
696,378
734,638
784,649
1,021,539
1,159,225.35
Parts and Accessories

Transport Equipment and
Parts
256,719
234,593
418,168
618,696
484,536.26
575,491
562,280
1,167,081
1,611,974
1,413,321.68
Passenger motor cars
101,230
182,184
384,024
621,175
465,747.06
Other
376,767
253,243
463,798
582,440
518,236.70
Industrial
154,102
190,819
385,773
504,796
400,461.80
Non - Industrial
222,665
62,424
78,025
77,644
117,774.90
Parts and Accessories
97,494
126,852
319,259
408,360
429,337.92
Consumer Goods (nec)
191,548
188,545
464,951
615,545
665,309.39
Durable
67,569
70,503
174,544
197,104
173,843.22
Semi - Durable
23,483
54,283
135,563
182,718
141,908.96
Non - Durable
100,496
63,669
154,843
235,723
349,557.21
Goods not elsewhere specified

1,445
5,956
Total Imports
4,127,690
3,299,093
1,676
5,047,831
5,045
6,649
16,693.89
9,892,644
Mainly for Industry

Mainly for Household
Consumption
Processed
Mainly for Industry
Mainly for Household
Consumption
Industrial supplies (nec)
Primary
Processed
Fuels and Lubricants
Primary
Other
Capital Goods and parts of
500
TABLE 466: SUMMARY OF IMPORTS BY STANDARD INTERNATIONAL TRADE CLASSIFICATION

(SITC), 2007 2011
N' million
SITC
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
777,144.6
288,944.9
561,342.7
605,296.7
2,790,440.38
Beverages and Tobacco
30,998.0
18,672.2
24,770.3
Crude inedible Materials
49,096.8
49,901.4
70,134.6
91,078.8
563,612.30
Mineral Fuel etc.
73,518.6
52,376.2
49,830.7
87,196.6
978,369.40
Oils, Fats and Waxes
19,268.6
14,624.3
12,229.7
24,222.8
59,356.93
Chemicals and related Products
684,715.1
400,899.0
680,331.6
708,794.3
771,542.10
Manufactured Goods
942,008.7
791,478.5
950,484.0
1,411,633.3
1,183,279.63
1,427,118.8
1,525,462.9
2,437,901.6
3,285,219.4
3,113,263.59
123,719.8
156,565.6
259,194.9
397,829.7
380,117.02
Commodities (nes)
101.0
171.6
Total
4,127,690.0
3,299,096.6
Note:
NES = Not else where classified
SITC = Standard International Trade Classification
636.9
5,046,857.0
3,913.9
6,648,525.9
3,164.57
9,892,644.13
Food and Live Animals
Machinery and Transport

Equipment
Miscellaneous Manufactured
Articles
33,340.4
49,498.21
TABLE 467: IMPORTS BY REGION AND MAJOR TRADING PARTNERS, 2007 2011
Regions/Trading
Partners
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
232,050.2
218,687.2
360,001.4
429,562.4
450,077.40
97,156.4
111,024.6
10,685.5
36,735.1
129,526.63
Total
858,688.8
654,198.8
1,071,063.5
1,992,692.4
3,359,596.92
USA
623,645.2
267,722.0
303,733.6
1,192,835.3
1,781,000.87
AFRICA
Total
ECOWAS
AMERICA
5,542.0
2,899.3
1,086.2
418.7
0.00
142,264.9
57,739.8
168,033.3
216,933.0
548,982.24
1,632,009.3
1,223,725.9
1,631,803.0
1,618,626.3
Germany
201,228.2
223,026.7
45,393.9
30,842.4
United Kingdom
218,841.0
143,627.1
229,514.9
185,552.3
Netherlands
129,504.7
52,151.4
31,318.4
52,781.5
233,864.66
Italy
105,103.2
85,411.7
99,037.8
300,238.4
278,396.85
France
158,564.7
155,688.6
292,084.1
388,674.4
444,291.90
Spain
28,668.5
9,730.2
10,772.2
48,841.1
149,702.54
1,341,045.8
1,162,073.8
1,896,085.9
2,496,640
3,165,933.66
95,422.1
88,834.2
144,074.9
171,829.8
447,116.98
1,460,988.04
Canada
Brazil
EUROPE
Total
2,684,815.77
465,971.34
262,836.14
ASIA
Total
Japan
China
Other Countries
626,687.6
502,302.3
893,194.7
1,100,780.5
63,895.9
40,410.8
88,914.8
111,003.8
232,220.37
6,648,525.9
9,892,644.12
Grand Total
4,127,690.0
3,299,096.62
5,047,868.6
501
TABLE 468: EXPORTS BY REGION AND MAJOR TRADING PARTNERS, 2007- 2011
Regions/Trading
Partners
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
531,866.1
283,207.6
1,098,003.6
693,918.1
1,267,083.3
320,707.2
1,547,937.2
307,447.9
2,027,545.5
553,181.0
Total
3,839,273.4
4,933,644.6
3,304,644.2
6,122,850.7
7,874,922.0
U.S.A.
Canada
Brazil
3,207,748.0
141,027.8
441,170.2
4,051,344.8
175,893.8
620,773.8
2,026,629.5
261,437.4
593,511.2
4,471,385.3
382,456.7
908,020.1
4,381,268.2
225,224.5
1,632,808.9
1,261,479.7
159,905.8
36,125.0
2,089,193.3
148,006.8
156,914.8
1,750,615.7
67,695.7
156,642.9
2,995,789.2
84,278.4
190,466.0
5,678,238.4
197,211.9
1,210,609.4
AFRICA
Total
ECOWAS
AMERICA
EUROPE
Total
Germany
United Kingdom
Netherlands
22,272.0
385,363.7
199,426.0
591,606.2
414,460.5
Italy
France
74,501.9
251,414.1
314,336.1
394,192.0
309,693.3
407,357.8
458,048.7
526,894.4
990,955.8
1,140,123.8
Spain
91,550.6
327,299.7
324,292.4
425,319.4
1,146,024.1
Total
Japan
816,826.5
45,786.2
1,138,257.9
34,480.3
1,069,928.0
34,484.7
2,188,596.2
58,979.3
3,088,998.4
59,861.9
China
70,531.6
76,895.8
78,134.0
216,506.1
392,574.9
Other Countries
432,055.7
309,849.8
Grand Total
6,881,501.33
9,568,949.2
Source: National Bureau of Statistics - Foreign Trade Summary
42,272.70
7,434,543.9
154,732.3
13,009,905.7
770,652.70
19,440,356.99
ASIA
502
TABLE 469:
TRADE WITH AFRICAN UNION (AU) COUNTRIES IMPORT, 2007- 2011

' 000
Country
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Algeria
Angola
Burundi
Cameroon
Cape Verde
Chad
Congo
Benin
Equatorial Guinea
Ethiopia
Djibouti
Gabon
The Gambia
Cote D'Ivoire
Kenya
Lesotho
Liberia
Libyan A.J
Malawi
Mauritania
Mauritius
Morocco
Mozambique
Namibia
4,703,499
8,254,946
426
502,523
414,157
116,742
3,012,192
629,398
14,925
1,328
9,637
37,095
4,105,627
4,063,315
316,252
21,478
15,022
51,677
2,187,173
1,349,822
786,743
1,650,093
3,915,223
2,037,645
162,963
32,807
415,521
434,571
357,203
41,254
13,572
1,462,903
77,159
2,639,186
1,206,392
44,412
620,610
9,349
1,174
2,706,423
1,196,261
793,985
996,977
38,348,095
286,973
18,533
3,627,580
1,360,338
362,256
3,242,165
5,539
10,269,328
72,249
4,029,070
1,556
172,172
2,615
39,407
547,737
120,585,990
34.318.552
400
4,905
43,100,947
29,500,577
88,264
275,663
520
845,519
108,570
15,748,098
4,642
5,508
1,785
9,262,324
1,570,641
83,742,641
8922730
53060
107,438
653,861
1346338
50,691
815,941
238,602
8,532
34,709,691
4,067,406
21,293,256
Niger
Guinea-Bissau
Rwanda
Senegal
138,045
320,957
212,692
1,493,328
7,014
67,702
1,537,447
54,999
2,078,946
94,711
2,950
7576
1,363,099
12,319
69,986
9,262
781
8,248
56,307
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
South Africa
81,742,663
59,945,526
Zimbabwe
340,439
862,804
Sudan
1,163,952
134,276
Swaziland
7,194,672
3,395,834
Togo
49,590,815
97,371,110
Tunisia
1,372,028
1,155,002
Uganda
135,173
79,131
Egypt
12,052,280
8,262,815
Tanzania
230,141
823,423
Burkina Faso
12,437
1,632
Zambia
1,950
906
Others
43,783,991
25,750,695
Total
232,050,200
218,687,200
Note: - = Nil
325,584
25,853
22,580
14,594,839
1,899,100
63,724
453,601
8,179,363
81,977,301
62,624
69,714
30,387,803
31,836
1,368,240
51,256
17,433,000
56,265
40
196,030,622
73,252,075
191,869
51,530
29,924,279
3,560,963
623,278
4,984,651
38,252
9,881,744
300
344,161,606
122,807,643
103,966
55,910
41,239,061
5,250,145
67,872
14,534,983
52,012
428025
52742
367,024,271
503
TABLE 470:
TRADE WITH AFRICAN UNION (AU) COUNTRIES EXPORT, 2007- 2011
Country
Algeria
2007
215,539
2008
7,470,881
2009
70,664,389
2010
113,459,585
Angola
890,273
2,193,687
795,983
8,898,105
Burundi
Burkina Faso
2011
701,847,215
16,297,837
-
1,313,265
55,858,483
1,242,325
7,812,599
66,283,739
33,261
73,084,711
75,281,630
493,581
1,100,092
2,288,249
46,843
2,417,783
10,362
5,512,453
Congo
1,514,037
2,850,217
5,322,663
Benin
Equatorial Guinea
5,680,704
363,068
982,547
2,749,464
5,387,254
500,392,682
11,244,715
402,036,488
Ethiopia
Egypt
Djibouti
78,985
11,077
9,023
14,191,795
695,125
1,274
213,859
32,901
9,669
345,965
-
Gabon
87,048
214,327,829
2,611,705
1,229,176
16,841,554
The Gambia
703,576
470,757
414,392
173,753
185,578
Cote D'Ivoire
151,222,310
135,468,642
223,990,724
190,976,695
510,489
61,739
535,237
122,333
260,916
766,503
44,088,752
49,195
79,508
253,006
133,888
228,833
16,606
44,415
119,372
511,240
150664
350,764
3,534
1,757,166
544,675
-
6,376
-
11
18,580
7,362
6,337
1,732
9,062,417
100
256,296
73,582,952
Cameroon
Cape Verde
Chad
Kenya
Lesotho
Liberia
Libyan A.J
Malawi
Mauritatania
Mauritius
Morocco
Mozambique
Namibia
Niger
Guinea-Bissau
Rwanda
2,644,620.20
62,502,081
3,506
5,837,263
7,443,215
13,873,871
156,997,328
3,605
332,070
-
277,695,815
2864
109,327,897
872,891
35,997
-
5,890
-
9,414,534
306,129,778
42,455,004
29,004,657
613,615
6622
Sierra Leone
1,172,927
681,758
522,355
643,481
South Africa
176,273,843
1,441,188
249,990,683
279,254,195
412,883,700
Senegal
Seychelles
296
10
Sudan
544,024
1,136,516
1,762,004
1,555,255
418,711
Switzerland
163,123
96,631
4,579,208
15,362,337
78,606,953
1,729,631
89,885
178,735
Zimbabwe
Togo
Tunisia
Uganda
Tanzania
Zambia
Others
163,123
135
381,165
163,232
4,129,800
-
432
-
356540
77,122
1,278,677
2,758,601
2,373,628
167,938
9,853
915,502
6,289
111,506
348,914,145
307,192,732
74,571,323
396,359,807
1,267,083,308
1,547,937,223
Total
778,088,500
1,168,859,961
Note: - = Nil
504
435
153,424,772
2,027,545,486
TABLE 471.1: VALUE OF TOTAL IMPORTS BY PORT, 2007 - 2011

N million
Port
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
By Sea:
Apapa
1,480,170.5
832,887.2
1,108,708.6
1,255,742.5
1,959,964.2
Calabar
32,379.9
3,254.8
72,172.1
16,406.0
21,333.4
Port Harcourt
264,978.2
366,667.2
866,274.0
652,442.3
1,115,473.10
Tin-CanIsland
1,081,908.1
941,369.5
1,896,403.4
3,256,620.9
3,171,514.00
54,059.3
46,980.9
59,420.4
211,178.0
116,711.2
312,070.6
436,073.0
497,082.5
Warri
Others
By Air:
Kaduna Airport
36,772.9
3,216.3
568.8
1,007.8
11,171.0
101,517.5
221,841.1
218,548.2
368,303.4
Abuja
2,581.4
24,070.7
66,643.3
29,170.4
By Land:
Idiroko
2,415.0
16,261.0
96,189.2
15,633.4
Kano Airport
Murtala Mohd. Airport
49,454.30
-
Kano
893.3
1,183.0
270.7
Seme
119,414.6
222,476.8
47,019.0
138,092.2
Area Commands
672,084.6
1,630.1
347,341.0
378,599.4
Others
0.6
183,832.5
Total
4,127,689.9
3,299,096.6
87,291.9
5,047,868.6
6,648,525.9
TABLE 471.2:
6,434,450.40
VALUE OF TOTAL IMPORTS BY PORT, 2007- 2011

(N'000)
Port
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2,581,446
1,480,070,064
32,379,943
2,415,090
5,280
4,109,690
1,126,382
485,647,500
46,241,704
101,517,517
186,337,377
1,354,867
2,861,006
68,362,818
39,049,402
157,566,058
2,363,657
119,414,673
99,755
6,636,211
1,321,884,867
54,059,358
11,504,811
-
24,070,747
832,887,220
3,254,802
6,196
16,261,095
2,092,397
259,273
1,751,896
3,853,356
217,530,149
193,879
161,407,223
221,841,188
157,377,759
54,582,823
2,415,216
69,029,091
70,409,748
227,228,382
1,371,604
222,476,821
1,436,280
5,827,070
941,369,576
46,980,986
13,181,845
-
66,643.30
1,108,708.60
72,172.10
0
96,189.20
1,992.80
173.2
270.7
1,007.80
2,484.10
22.7
318,470.20
174,916.50
218,548.20
84,434.30
29,170.40
1,255,742.50
1,768.70
16,406.00
0
15,633.40
1,387,841.40
508,562.00
59,420.50
3,654.60
-
1,987,430.70
1,269,190.10
211,178.00
-
49,454.30
1,959,964.20
3,243.80
21,333.40
0
50,432.70
2,465.80
10,848.40
9,392.80
292,083.50
4,174.40
167,025.10
356,322.20
117,896.40
12,279.70
116,733.10
582,540.70
416,199.30
221,962.00
11,088.60
1,937,072.70
1,234,441.30
116,711.20
2,198,978.40
Total
4,127,589,475.00
Note: - = Nil
3,299,096,622.00
5,047,858.69
6,648,525.90
9,892,644.10
Abuja Airport
Apapa Port
BORNO AREA COMMAND
Calabar Port
Cobalt International
Idiroko Border Station
Inland Containers (KN)
KADUNA COLLECTION
Kano
Kano Airport
Katsina Collection
KIRIKIRI KIGHTER TERMINAL CMD
Kirikiri Lighter Terminal CMD
KWARA AREA COMMAND
Lilypond Port
Muhammed Murtala Cargo
Ogun State
OYO AREA COMMAND
Pan Atlantic
Peugeot Automobile of Nig.
Port Harcourt (1)
Port Harcourt (2)
Port Harcourt (3)
Procter & Gamble
Seme Border Post
Sokoto Area Command
Stallion (Amuwo- Odofin)
Tin Can Island
TINCAN BONDED WARE/HOUSE
Warri Port
Wempco Bonded Warehouse
N.E.S
505
8.2
99,679.70
27,167.10
739,427.20
197.3
47,019.00
28,848.10
36,772.90
11,171.00
31,633.60
373,313.40
1,037.50
99,581.80
368,303.40
147,178.20
33.5
62,938.50
84,013.60
505,490.10
138,092.20
2,446.40
TABLE 472.1: VALUE OF TOTAL EXPORTS BY PORT, 2007- 2011

Million
Port
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
6,467,675.8
8,855,360.6
6,222,989.1
9,554,033.5
9,879,117.20
2,466.4
244,266.4
1,498,102.90
Port Harcourt
39,014.1
288,473.8
634,507.9
926,397.9
3,063,778.60
Tin-Can Island
74,569.0
141,432.2
95,522.2
359,821.4
1,243,458.50
Warri
88,882.3
7,782.2
7,625.5
719,930.2
1,901,611.10
207,592.6
422,651.9
432.7
21,594.5
1,272.7
1,827.6
7.3
223.6
By Sea:
Apapa
Calabar
Others
By Air:
Abuja
Kaduna Airport
Kano Airport
Murtala Mohd. Airport
Others
3,567.50
532.7
529.7
4,317.0
24,987.6
32,869.70
40,105.8
20,604.9
87,119.5
25,637.80
194,339.7
160.8
433.6
313.2
145.3
1,669.6
By Land:
Idiroko
Kano
433.5
Seme
239.3
15,337.6
44,641.8
15,887.10
Area Commands
Others
398.4
57,400.8
53,618.3
37,202.70
15,894.2
5,006.5
102,170.7
Total
6,881,501.3
9,360,635.60
Note: - = Nil
7,434,543.9
13,009,905.70
TABLE 472.2:
19,440,357.00
VALUE OF TOTAL EXPORTS BY PORT, 2007- 2011

N'000)
Ports
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Abuja Airport
432,730
Apapa Port
6,467,675,817
BORNO AREA COMMAND
Calabar Port
Cobalt International
194,339,773
Idiroko Border Station
160,856
Inland Containers (KN)
KADUNA COLLECTION
Kano
Kano Airport
532,796
Katsina Collection
77,541
KIRIKIRI LIGHTER TERMINAL CMD
Kirikiri Lighter Terminal CMD
5,802,491
Lilypond Port
Muhammed Murtala Cargo
Ogun State
26,253
Pan Atlantic
Peugeot Automobile of Nig.
Port Harcourt (1)
323,925
Port Harcourt (2)
Port Harcourt (3)
39,014,102
Procter & Gamble
Seme Border Post
Sokoto Area Command
21
Stallion (Amuwo- Odofin)
Tin Can Island
84,232,687
TINCAN BONDED WARE/HOUSE
Warri Port
88,882,334
Wempco Bonded Warehouse
N.E.S
Total
6,881,501,326.01
21,594,586
8,855,361,398
1,272.70
6,223,037.10
1,827.60
9,554,033.50
700.1
244,266.40
880,061.80
145.3
3,567.50
9,879,117.20
203,307,585
433,680
8,687
631
529,759
929,983
3,208,009
844,378
40,105,843
6,065,946
232,050
3,604,529
1,337,936
283,531,383
595
239,360
398,404
139,432,214
2,466.40
361,381.80
313.2
1,460.90
122.7
1,669.60
4,317.00
940.3
0
55,824.30
5,391.50
20,604.90
1,117.40
0
0
42,145.70
3,466.20
588,896.00
17
15,337.60
1,576.40
7.3
24,987.60
57,012.70
223.6
32,869.70
38,156.00
26,890.30
87,119.50
29,144.20
1,349.60
18,579.40
0
396,088.40
25,637.80
4,248.40
497.6
1,046,742.00
2,207.70
2,014,828.90
15,887.10
297,254.90
80,593.70
548,549.20
44,641.80
14,762.20
7,782,260
30
73,651.50
21,870.70
7,625.50
37.4
269,151.70
90,669.80
719,930.20
9,568,949,246
7,434,543.90
13,009,905.70
506
403.4
1,498,102.90
421,243.40
433.5
17,722.30
946,687.20
296,771.30
1,901,611.10
915,536.90
19,440,357.00
TABLE 473.1: EXPORT OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, 2007 2011
Category
Live horses, asses, mules and hinnies. purebred breeding
animals
Live horses, asses, mules and hinnies. Other
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
22,151,682
-
109,264,054
18,601,552
20,867,360
-
279,458
-
973980
-
3,166
42,357,916
439,428
-
3,678,163
Other live animals other

Fresh or chilled bovine carcasses and half carcasses
Fresh or chilled unboned bovine meat (excl. carcasses)
956,135
-
480,095
-
Frozen sheep carcasses and half carcasses (excl.lamb)
4,544,817
15,964,008
-
15,056
956,395
29,348,000
1,056,678,923
631,241
-
10,000
1,009,740
-
20,709,236
212,400
1,000
-
Fresh or chilled albacore or longfinned tunas
11,031,625
Fresh or chilled sardines, brisling or sparts

Fresh or chilled mackerel
Frozen pac.salmon(onc'nerka,gorbuscha,keta,tsch'cha, etc)
Fish, frozen, excluding fish fillets and sockeye salmo
Fish, frozen, excluding fish fillets and other
(pacificsalmon(oncorhynchus
Frozen salmon.(excl.pacific,atlantic,danube salmon and trout)
Frozen yellowfin tunas
8,784,102
23,672,906
231,660
2,781,433
-
10363353
-
57,480,015
146,338
6,929,548
2,902,399
-
606,126
-
5,263,200
315,147
329,188
11,090,133
1,098,900
273,403
136755215
6
Live bovine animals, other than pure-bred breeding

Live sheep
Other live animals, nes
Other live animals primates (mammals)
Reptiles (including snakes and turtles, birds
Fresh or chilled edible bovine offal

Fresh or chilled cuts and offal of chickens
Fresh,chilled/frozen meat and edible offal of rabbits or hares
Unboned swine hams, shoulders/cuts thereof, salted..or
smoked
Live ornamental fish
Live trout(salmo/trutt,onc'ync'mykiss,clark,ag'ab'ta, etc.
Fresh or chil.trout(salmo trutta,onc'mykss,cl'ki,ag'b'ta, etc)
Frozen tunas, nes

Frozen cod (excl. livers and roes)
Frozen sardines, brisling or sprats
Frozen dogfish and sharks
Frozen fish, nes
Fresh or chilled fish fillets
Frozen fish fillets
175,488,123
5,155,632
10,277,088
203,119,248
17,595,254
6,491,583
124,238,827
39,931,587
10,035,130
259,384
5,709,879,028
8,010,132,529
49,691,825,874
96,929,266
-
194,464,121
2,093,204
266,276,050
-
22959550
12,534,666,
024
201,451,25
7
-
4,136,114
Other frozen fish fillets

Flours meals and pellets of fish,fit for human consumption
Dried cod, not smoked
Other fish salted or in brine but not dried or smoked, nes
Frozen rock lobster and other sea crawfish
Frozen lobsters
Frozen shrimps and prawns
Frozen crabs
Rock lobster and other sea crawfish (excl. frozen)
Lobsters (excl.frozen)
98,433,137
491,356
150,714,397
132,920,352
302,353
188,009,542
Oysters
1,455,882
14,826,673
96,600
27,336,750
Mussels, live, fresh or chilled

Mussels (excl. live, fresh or chilled)
Aquatic invertebrates(excl.crustaceans),live,fresh/chilled,nes
Milk and cream of =<1% fat, not concentrated or sweetened
8,416,561
36,264
784,896
347,600
1,126,400
3,348,259
409,395
45,691,688
486844983
Shrimps and prawns (excl. frozen)
Rustaceans,not froz.(incl.flours/meals.)fit for human con.nes
Note: -
507
TABLE 473.2:
EXPORT OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, 2007 2011
Category
Milk and cream of >6% fat, not concentrated or sweetened
2007
236,164
2008
-
2009
-
2010
Milk and cream in solid forms of =<1.5% fat

Milk and cream, concentrated or containing added sugar or other
sweetening
178,758,576
348,000,000
2,931,301
Milk and cream in solid forms of >1.5% fat, unsweetened

Milk and cream, concentrated or containing added sugar or
226,875,496
14,557,649
494,877,427
165,553,570
2,931,301
Milk and cream, concentrated or containing added sugar or other sweet

Milk&cream in powder>1.5%fat not contain sweeteningmatter specially
made f
Other milk&cream in packs<25kg not cont. added suger/other
sweeteningmatte
Milk and cream in solid forms of >1.5% fat, sweetened
Milk and cream, concentrated or containing added sugar or other
sweetening
Othermilk &creampowder, including liquid form: in packagings of25kg
ormore
Othermilk&cream in packs<25kg not containing added
suger/sweeteningmatter
Concent.milk and cream, unsweetened (excl. in solid form)
27,165,043
955,659,734
-
2011
18061008
3,098,048,6
45
1,794,210,996
18141065
2976400079
1,204,500
117,867,439
125,584,466
571321
-
5,635,200
18,954,341
27,165,043
69711359
1,015,450
210,300,781
736001972
251,012,257
136,353,366
888,216,656
700,098,709
1551281284
Sweetened milk and cream (excl. in solid form)

Buttermilk, curdled milk and cream, etc (excl. yogurt)
Products consisting of natural milk constituents, nes
Butter
Fats and oils derived from milk (excl. butter/dairy spreads)
Butter milk fats
Other oils
Fresh (unripened or uncured)cheese,inclu.whey cheese and curd
Dried egg yolks
155,253,875
12,144,188
3,196,879
12,875,567
3,850,929
-
153,486
41,536
11,800
1,320,240
8,968,050
36,182,314
-
5,518,385
-
Skins and parts of birds (excl. feathers for stuffing; down)

Ossein and bones treated with acid
Bones and horn-cores (excl. ossein...)
Ivory, its powder and waste, unworked
Tortoise-shell, whalebone and whalebone-hair, etc, unworked
Coral; shells of molluscs, crustaceans, unworked
Products offish, etc; dead animals of chapter 3
Animal products, nes; dead animals of chapter 1
Dormant bulbs, tubers... rhizomes
Bulbs, tubers... rhizomes in growth or flower; chicory plants and roots
Unrooted cuttings and slips
Trees,shrubs,bushes,grafted\not,of kind bear.edible fruit/nuts
Roses
Other live plants,nes
Fresh cut flowers and buds
4,689,537
1,631,251
22,752,888
5,101,715
550,000
12,162,000
12,649,830
2,066,000
44,892,012
358,346,828
1,800,002
13,343,948
2,323,050
17,986,701
33,753,230
6,740,940
202,350,701
155,596,244
4,702,958
2,974,370
38,537
500,000
29,357
55,630,062
188,809,732
155,596,244
6,723,620
83,375,162
226,171,984
5,840
23,615,700
542,500
1,491,760
36,860
1,124,637,438
21,647,776
193,000
1,000
112,770
397,817
-
9,836,984,439
5,817,731
135,801,530
1,757,624
559,709
-
55,630,062
200,000
6,126,064,8
38
95,111
1,411,073
-
Roses
ORCHIDS
Other fresh cut flowers and flower buds
Dried, dyed, bleached/otherwise prepared cut flowers and buds
Mosses and lichens for ornamental purposes, fresh, dried...etc
Parts of plants, without flowers/buds,...ornamental purposes
Seed potatoes
Other potatoes, fresh or chilled
Cauliflowers and headed broccoli, fresh or chilled
Cucumbers and gherkins, fresh or chilled
Peas, fresh or chilled
Beans, fresh or chilled
Leguminous vegetables, fresh or chilled, nes
508
54876307
14287639
8283144
9527437
-
39,128,832
-
TABLE 473.3:
Category
Globe artichokes, fresh or chilled

Asparagus, fresh or chilled
Other vegetables,fresh or chilled. other (mushrooms and
truffles)
Fruits of genus capiscum or pimenta, fresh or chilled
Other vegetables, fresh or chilled, nes
Other vegetables
Dried beans, shelled
Dried broad beans and horse beans, shelled
Manioc, fresh or dried, chilled or frozen
Roots&tuber with high starch cont,fresh/dried/chilled etc
nes
Coconuts, desiccated
Coconuts, excluding desiccated
Brazil nuts, in shell, fresh or dried
Brazil nuts, without shell, fresh or dried
Cashew nuts, in shell,fresh or dried
Cashew nuts, without shell, fresh or dried
Almonds in shell, fresh or dried
Almonds without shells, fresh or dried
Hazlenuts without shells, fresh or dried
Walnuts in shell, fresh or dried
Pistachio, fresh or dried
Other nuts, fresh or dried, nes
Kola nuts
Bananas, including plantains, fresh or dried
Dates, fresh or dried
Avocados, fresh or dried
Guavas, mangoes and mangosteens, fresh or dried
Oranges, fresh or dried
Strawberries, fresh
Cranberries, milberries...etc, fresh
Cherries, provisionally preserved, not for immediate
consump.
Strawberries, provisiona. preserved,not for immediate
consump.
Fruit and nuts, provision.preserved,not for immediate
consump.
Dried apricots
Other dried fruit, nes
Coffee, not roasted or decaffeinated
Decaffeinated coffee, not roasted
Roasted coffee, not decaffeinated
Roasted, decaffeinated coffee
Green tea,whether or not flavoured, in immediate packings
Green tea,whether or not flavoured, nes
Black tea ferm./partly ferm.,flavoured or not,in pack.of
<=3k
Dried pepper (excl. crushed or ground)
Pepper, crushed or ground
Cinnamon and cinnamon-tree flowers, neither crushed and
ground
Seeds of caraway
Seeds of fennel; juniper berries
Ginger
Saffron
Turmeric (curcuma)
Spice mixtures
2007
2008
2009
2010
412,500
195,135,335
6,000,456
9,914,905
10,026,214
11,745,427
26,246,811
416,500
404,495
49,000
1,382,618
363,959
2,112,000
6,638,694
2,854,250
-
77,779,695
146,054
4,049,555
443,444,861
4,980,440,929
1,605,207,982
3,390,559,769
2,367,457,764
101,588,167
240,000
8,326,012
507,944
2
74,896
6,325,000
601,387,500
894,155,157
123,140,941
410,012,923
746,125,503
4,537,136,072
1,275,708,424
1,030
298,550,000
118,726,608
6,726,832
57,005,092
1,082,400
3,267,151
-
835,807
544,668,123
15,073,372
1,914,360,825
2,985,295,864
5,232,143,730
2,302,608,277
3,908,303
11,245,024
124,500
-
625,000
3,783,763
2,035,212,802
835,533,455
21,441,820,793
10,787,545,057
936,441
327,696
852,714
1,156,140
15,469,000
17,053,056
25,551,300
5,880,996
-
2011
3,470,160
587
29,955,182
12,512,163
245,105,000
976,232,350
29,001,359,378
1,421,362,208
2,169,117
469,769
73,916
1
-
84,560,000
40,988,669
163,983,457
77,968,883
-
1,056,841
171,951,225
8,453,505
18,045,048
300,000
883,000
5,421,570
23,933,982
-
144,492
9,582,915
-
55,686,192
40,889,653
448,639
243,239,377
-
13,532,772
19,609
38,464
20,946,188
1,477,580,272
117,392,000
-
1,335,572,343
346,787
-
46,796,352
1,914,717,260
2,048,529
11,753,009
21,044,263
7,276,768,424
38,681,585
-
1,811
6,190,276,252
212,915,276
42,624

Note: - = Nil
509
11,909,834
-
1,080,769
131,401
171,076
11,315
TABLE 473.4: EXPORT OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, 2007 2011

Category
Other spices, nes
Durum wheat
Oats
Grain sorghum
2007
2008
2009
104,459,769
2010
-
135,190,200
216,430,768
48,056,555
12,566,308
7,066,777
328,680
33,429,496
52,857,684
2,064,648
228,934
978,980
111,598
1,598,308
6,086,049
2,040
111,620,909
16,896,686
45,691,672
1,329,152
39,625,273
5,845,054
51,286,813
33,014,081
6,961,833
33,190
18,561,472
Millet
Other cereal, nes
Wheat or meslin flour
Maize (corn) flour
OTHER CEREAL FLOUR
Groats andmeal of wheat
Cerealgroats,meal and pellets. pellets(groats and meal)
Potato flour, meal and powder.
Flour,meal and powder of the dried leguminous veg.of
0713
Flour, meal and powd.of sago or of roots or tubers of
0714
Flour,meal and powder of cassava(including cassava
flakes or garri)
Wheat starch
Starches;inulin. ---wheat starch (pharmaceutical grade)
Maize (corn) starch
Manioc (cassava) starch
Starches;inulin. ---pharmaceutical grades manioc
(cassava) starch
Starches;inulin. manioc (cassava) starch (starches)
Inulin
Soya beans
Ground-nuts in shell, not roasted or otherwise cooked
Groundnuts used for manufacturing oil
Linseed
Rape or colza seeds, whether or not brok low erucic acid
rape or colza see
Rape or colza seeds, whether or not brok other
Sunflower seeds
Palm nuts and kernels
2011
412,400
30,686,833
174,900,000
246,180,760
12,484,162
8,211,398
5,226,405
60,068
50,340,405
133,396,386
277,325,407
448,187,122
193,998,482
194,229,072
215,953,302
89,462,818
17,513,738
52,803,428
1,410,177
28
2,623,000
108,747,329
150,110,490
3,090,512
98,459,018
1,577,760
12,720,150
76,694,866
297,504
297,504
3,791,850
2,421,034
8,534,930
3,324,900
18,000
141,773,115
30,003
479,130
5,639,039
2,038,575
110,528,350
3,000
37,043,855
25,200,000
32,845,878
117,917,100
677,700
10,500
3,400
-
36,862,431
233,662,928
16,111,928
3,840,857
Cotton seeds
62,630,936
13,126,846
33,238,024
Cotton seeds:of a kind used for sewing
29,761,899
270,395,651
83,405,999
144,955,128
75,692,917
15,078,799,786
17,694,511,786
28,940,926,970
95,871,810,628
60,076,445,423
Cotton seeds:Other
Sesame seeds
102,468
1,890,000
3,017
25,936,014
145,572,315
8,915,570
111,174,086
721,500
29,008,190
3,224,959
80,530,805
37,517,909
14,185,754
51,475,500
135,000
39,745,560
Seeds of herbaceous plants, of a kind used for sowing

Other seeds, fruit and spores, of a kind used for sowing,
nes
10,645,123
658,186
Hop cones, ground, powdered or in pellets; lupulin

Ginseng roots, of a kind used in perfumery,
pharmacy...etc
Other plants or parts, of a kind used in perfumery,
pharmacy...etc, nes
Locust beans(incl.locu.bean seeds)fresh,dried,chilled or
froz.
100,967,940
9,253,737
4,253,145
1,431,450
4,554,601
Mustard seeds
Shea nuts (karite nuts)
Other oil seeds and oleaginous fruits, nes
Soya bean flour and meal
Other flours and meal of oil seeds or oleaginous fruit,
nes
Seeds, fruit and spores, of a kind used sugar beet seed
Timothy grass seed, of a kind used for sowing
180,180
-
1,456,000
367,500
Sugar beet, fresh, dried, chilled or frozen
3,408,830
Sugar cane, fresh, dried, chilled or frozen

Veg.prod.used primarily for human
consumpt.,fresh/dried, nes
6,589,644
14,233,736
13,436,594
501,286,513
5,105,765
6,556,620
3,547,303
287,448,386
Cereal straw and husks

Note: - = Nil
510
111,963,388
-
TABLE 473.5:
Category
Lac
Natural gum Arabic
Natural gums,resins,nat.oleor'ins/balsams(excl. gum arabic)
2006
2007
2008
2009
415,008,054
21,150,811
7,390,021,268
7,490,396,475
28,584,747,083
34,874,286,481
10,166,802,908
185,627,282
2010
9,429,282
20,071,414
89,719,167
840,732,459
1,892,094
Pectic substances, pectinates and pectates
10,181,093
3,708,056
4,084,275
Mucilages/thickeners of loc.beans, bean seeds & guar seeds
Opium
Mucilages/thickeners, derived from vegetable products, nes
54,120
613,246
3,847,487
23,889,177
1,176,662
1,821,955
Rattans
197,212,743
Broomcorn
63,829,794
1,736,870
27,909,052
54,717,084
400,000
109,471,352
Lard stearin, lardoil, oleostearin, oleo-oil and tallow oil
Crude soya-bean oil
68,811,200
2,717,235
63,263,416
327,600
305,061
18,900,000
Bamboos
Raw vegetable materials primarily for dyeing or tanning

Vegetable products, nes
Lard/other pig and poult.fat,rended,(excl.that of 0209 or1503)
Crude palm oil

Crude palm oil:for soap manufacture
Palm oil(excl.crude)&its fractns,refined/not but not chem.mod.
841,830
902,969
44,704,334
2,715,600
Other crude palm oil
400,097
Coconut(copra) oil (exc.crude)&its fractns,ref./not,not chem.

Modf
7,305,433
8,973,531
Other crude palm kernel or babbasu oil and fractions thereof
400,000
Sesame oil and fractions
3,000
41,876,321
72,232,317
106,846,190
Other fixed vegetable fats and fractions, nes
708,874
1,363,950
Vegetable waxes (excl. triglycerides)
16,408,698
Beeswax, other insect waxes and spermaceti
206,333,500
Prepared or preserved salmon (excl. minced)
Raw cane sugar, in solid form
6,839,559
26,737,707
75,385,598
36,634,500
720,385
295,735
162,033,129
2,000
63,836,429
4,800,373
Cane or beet sugar, containing added flavouring or colouring
31,219,983
71,653,769
49,503,566
Glucose and glucose syrup, containing <20% fructose
45,659,212
16,659,000
9,005,731
37,441,929
26,943,262
47,731,205
43,794,906
Chewing gum
Sugar confect.(incl. white chocolate), not contaig. cocoa, nes
1,126,720,243
342,002,582
1,194,288,229
2,929,333,379
859,833,459
48,117,448,299
59,680,998,653
172,198,178,629
108,845,45,552,228
86,760,744,609
Superior quality raw cocoa beans
10,494,786,610
44,267,147,465
57,992,117,676
Standard quality raw cocoa beans
1,087,067,352
2,676,962,616
2,873,630,321
Other quality raw cocoa beans
1,666,331,969
1,339,737,433
107,241,756
Roasted cocoa beans
767,494,011
61,312,391
Broken cocoa beans
11,755,534
309,102,402
529,062,163
Cocoa beans, whole or broken, raw or roasted
Cocoa shells, husks, skins and other cocoa waste

Cocoa paste, not defatted
Cocoa paste, wholly or partly defatted
Cocoa butter, fat and oil
Cocoa powder, not contain.added sugar or other sweeted matter
Cocoa liquor
138,675,831
1,102,340,372
3,268,202,450
5,822,024,971
11,729,720,787
2,960,315,917
290,982,196
170,619,369
810,872,294
641,061,665
11,100,000
4,739,817
8,656,364,308
8,897,284,263
22,697,086,017
27,781,940,390
13,501,415,140
82,316,682
67,829,974
107,113,748
19,242,433
254,652,617
106,815,064
Cocoa powder, contain.added sugar or other sweeten.matter
430,052,009
32,660,771
253,507,450
831,987,347
294,491,039
Chocolate, etc,contain. cocoa, in blocks, slabs or bars >2kg
67,003,625
122,291,964
75,516,386
103,178
Chocolate,etc,contain.cocoa, in blocks, slabs or bars, filled
15,215,072
1,546,324
1,804,806
Other confectionaries containing cocoa and chocolate
400,000
75,438,690
Other food preparations containing cocoa and chocolate
6,477,834
503,295
276,555,728
203,479,626
239,134,655
37,003,033
5,702,801
Chocolate,etc,contain.cocoa, not in blocks, slabs or bars, nes
Preparations for infant use, for retail sale, of flour, etc

Note: - = Nil
511
TABLE 473.6:
Category
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Mixes and doughs for preparation of bakers' wares of 19.05

Food prep's of goods of hdgs 0401-0404/of flour,meal,etc not
Preparations for infant use, put up for retail sale fat filled milk powder
Preparations for infant use, put up for retail sale other
Uncooked pasta containing eggs not stuffed
Stuffed pasta
Other pasta, nes
Tapioca and subst.prepared from starch in flakes, grains, etc
Prepared foods obtained by the swelling or roasting of cereals
Prepared cereals in grain form (excl. maize)
Gingerbread and the like
Sweet biscuits; waffles and wafers
Bread, pastry
Bread, pastry cakes, biscuits and other waffles and wafers(sweet
biscuits;
Other bread, etc, nes; communion wafers, rice paper, etc
Cucumbers and gherkins, preserved by vinegar or acetic acid
Tomatoes, whole/in pieces, preserved oth. than by vinegar, etc
Tomatoes, preserved otherwise than by vinegar/acetic acid, nes
Tomatoes prepared or preserved otherw
2,750,848
94,105,698
2,510,001
118,107,731
97,799,609
17,015,854
35,464,038
55,000
26,656,651
5,455,908
1,000
198,425
422,150,961
1,792,000
2
439,638
14,199,309
142,692,735
9,646,620
1,115,141,157
26,480
739,350
37,921,535
19,743,804
33,208,811
429,221,865
8,430,080
828,630
4,186,701,431
19,039,463
4,136,454
252,606,788
76,942,610
2,027,540
1,187,018
300,524,070
240,797,566
-
5,380,121
36,561,555
756,902,014
-
8,152,241
36,635,842
975,508,415
-
4,597,716
234,845,931
183,582
90,828
989,131,221
Other tomato paste or conct.includg powder not put up for retail sale
Other tomato paste or conc. including powder put up for retail sale
Peas,preserved other than by vinegar or acetic acid,not frozen
Jams, fruit jellies, marmalades, etc, of citrus fruit
34,314,300
238,400
-
114,904,890
228,673,155
-
223,879,973
204,743,024
38,268,822
-
23,663,846
259,801,172
185,862
Ground-nuts, preserved
Nuts and seeds including mixtures, preserved
Pineapples, prep.or preserved (excl. those of 20.06 and 20.07)
Palm hearts,prepa/preserved (excl.those of 20.06 and 20.07)
Other fruit, etc, prepared or preserved, nes
Fruit juices (including grape must) and of a brix value not exceeding
20 (
15,240,000
4,148,629
-
318,600
635,000
1,745,640
859,860
-
6,319,870
2,634,138
Grape juice,(incl. must), unfermented,not contg. added spirit

Fruit juices (including grape must) and other(apple juice)
concentrates in
Fruit juices (including grape must) and other(apple juice) other, in
retai
Juice of oth. single fruit,unfermented,not contg. added spirit
Fruit juices (including grape must) and juice of any other single fruit
or
Other single fruit juice
Guavas juice:concentrate in bulk
Other juice concentrate in bulk
Other juice in retail sale packings
Fruit juices (inc
Extracts, essences and concentrates of coffee
Inactive yeasts; other single-cell micro-organisms, dead
Soya sauce
Sauces & sauce preparations; mixed condiments & seasonings,nes
94,682,331
6,688,444
3,748,639
36,215,654
322,966,572
4,077,740
226,692,894
252,719,638
495,388,810
76,648,067
1,857,352
29,406,612
11,418,038
23,710,930
14,171,822
1,360,272
1,640,830
156,000
6,282,517
105,187,341
20,310,955
36,848,270
89,676,197
56,609,043
153,205,982
488,305
67,897,187
Sauces and preparation thereof.... --imported in bulk
1,002
Nuoc-Mam (Vietnamese condiment,dipping fish sauce)
350,000
55,483,736
Other,including seasoning powder in retail pack
30,585
271,246,722
Homogenized composite food preparations
470,760,000
21,612,222
Ice cream and other edible ice, whether or not contg. cocoa
2,497,831
84,730,745
2,528,691
12,404,903
3,628,464
295,466,941
-
2,243,405
15,923,983
2,672,788
22,440
Protein concentrates and textured protein substences

Other food preparations, nes
Food preparation not elsewhere specified.. --flavours and
concentrates
4
78,599,230
306,075,681
2

Note: - = Nil
512
586,513,617
140,115
-
2,046,653,494
-
713,795
77,665
73,603,641
-
397,000,610
280,343
-
61,099
-
3,442,976
-
3,922
3,599,306,591
-
TABLE 473.7:

Number
Category
Other flavours
Other syrups containing added flavouring
and or colouring
Mineral waters and aerated waters,
unsweetened
Other unsweetened waters;ice and snow
Waters (incl. mine.and aerated)with
added sugar,sweetener,etc
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
46,059,294
57,799
2,000,419,434
6,369,916
150,986,411
4,750,000
109,982
1,543,365
1,402,852
7,816
141,508,716
295,369,420
250,655,391
3,549,876,201
718,831,430
15,517,561
134,358,883
2,637,774
9,519,996
31,062,099
65,161,762
138,595,024
21,035,645
423,108,475
Other non-alcoholic beverages, nes

Soya
Soyamilk, powder or health drinks (liquid
dietary supplements) e.g power h
Beer made from malt
1,415,322,081
1,769,930,669
1,707,349,552
2,494,221,268
1,642,943,302
1,170,750,095
324,001,899
566,299,922
Stout and porter
31,854,862
71,590,152
61,366,770
4,153,234
31,859,048
92,128,448
2,062,765
97,616,175
1,000
6,238,659
63,009,817
1,652,150
348,720
1,915,226
3,323,477
546,638,250
12,638
298,658,561
622,788,441
17,773,850
8,979,153
121,943,267
53,852,520
4,885,480
6,556,960
3,239,738
Other beer made from malt

Champagne and sparkling wine
Wine(not sparkling); grape must with by
alcoh.in: <=2l cont.
Oth.fermented
beverages(eg.cider,perry..)mixtures of
these nes
Undenatured ethyl alcohol, of alcoholic
strength >=80%
Gin and Geneva
Other spirituous beverages, nes
Flours,meats/pellets, of meat unfit for
human consump.greaves
Brans, sharps and other residues of
maize
Brans, sharps and other residues of
wheat
Brans, sharps and other residues of other
cereals
Residues from manufacture of starch and
similar residues
Beet pulp, bagasse and other waste of
sugar manufacture
Brewing or distilling dregs and waste
Oil-cake and other solid residues, of
soya-bean
Oil-cake and other solid residues, of
ground-nut
Oil-cake and other solid residues of
cotton seeds
sunflower seeds
coconut or copra
Oil-cake and other solid residues of palm
nuts and kernels
Oil-cake and residues, of other vegetable
fats and oils
Other veg. mat., waste, residues, etc,
used in animal feeding
Tobacco, not stemmed/stripped
Tobacco, partly or wholly
stemmed/stripped
Cigars, cheroots and cigarillos containing
tobacco
Cigarettes containing tobacco
Cigars, cigarillos, cigarettes, etc, not
containing tobacco
Smoking tobacco with or without tobacco
substitutes
Total
1,138,136
2,907,005
9,023,539
103,623
1,864,343,949
2,293,310,077
3,077,963,564
1,730,357,896
1,275,784,719
108,252,800
220,164,781
32,923,900
719,043
7,341,016
4,034,730
6,179,010
364,509,573
125,325,223
1,819,381,261
72,000
81,856,698
9,058,564
3,111,657
209,327,901
6,804,836
83,028,703
41,431,214
16,406,655
844,985
3,793,269
213,374,855
313,596,871
660,255,107
1,215,280,038
578,891,679
49,212,054
18,205,141
2,000
188,014,195
28,741,647
91,105,942
18,707,087
4,347,070
7,766,200
17,379,831
4,454,758,714
6,392,887,762
14,343,910,755
25,477,686,220
26,824,700,147
14,169,161
34,111,286
154,767,779
58,787,516
10,203,488
24,450,439
7,245,958
121,311,589,846
132,967,333,196
376,009,312,598
305,431,402,265
374,662,126,799

Note: - = Nil
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CHAPTER 12:
BALANCE OF PAYMENTS:
The external sector of the Nigeria economy has undergone profound changes in recent years
particularly in the rapid depreciation of the Naira, the accumulation of payments arrears, the
external debt problem etc. These changes along with other aspects of international economic
transactions are captured in the Balance of Payments Statistics.
The Balance of Payments (BOP) is defined as a systematic record of economic and financial
transactions for a given period between residents of an economy and non-residents (the rest
of the world). These transactions involve the provision and receipts of real resources goods,
services and income and changes in claims on, and liabilities to, the rest of the world.
Specifically, the BOP records transactions in goods, services and income; changes in
ownership and in an economys holding of monetary gold, Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) and
claims on and liabilities to the rest of the world.
It also records unrequited or unilateral transfers the provision or receipt of an economic
value without the acceptance or relinquishing of something of equal value (or quid pro quo).
General transactions involving payments to a country by non-residents are classified as
credit entries, while those involving payments by the country to non-residents are debit
entries.
The Balance of Payments is not concerned with actual payment made and received by an
economy but rather with transactions and the table is usually structured into three sections:
Current Account,Capital Account and Reserves.
The Current Account comprises the visible and invisible. The visible account consists of
exports and imports which are tangible physical commodities, the movement of which
constitutes merchandise trade. Exports are credit entries as non-residents acquiring goods
have to pay for the exporting country. Imports are debit entries as the importer has to use
his stock of foreign currencies to pay for imports.
The value of exports and imports is recorded free-on-board (FOB) to show the actual costs
of the goods without insurance and freight, both of which are treated in the invisible section of
the current account. The invisibles include services and income account. The services covers
freight, insurance and other distributive services involved in international transportation of
goods (which represents non-factor services).
Entries will either be credit or debit depending on whether the charges are received or paid by
the reporting economy.
514
The Capital and Financial account records change in a countrys foreign assets and liabilities,
capital movements and changes in international investment position. Capital may be long or
short-term, and private or public (government). Investment, as a major component of financial
account is direct if it creates or establishes a permanent interest in an enterprise. However,
investment in long-term bonds and corporate equity constitutes portfolio investment.
Capital movements may take place between a reporting economy and the rest of the world by
injection of new loans and investments into the reporting economy by foreigners. This
movement may take the form of increases in foreign-owned deposits in the banks of the
domestic (reporting) economy. The latter may decide to recover its loans and investments as
well as bank deposits abroad. These are examples of credit entries. Capital flows through new
loans, and increases in deposits in foreign banks by the reporting economy, constitute debit
entries. The capital transfers component of unrequited transfers is included in the capital
account of the balance of payments
It should be noted that, in conformity with international standards, the balance of payments
statistics is currently undergoing a comprehensive revision to capture major non-residents
transactions with the aim of tracking down the huge inflows of capital and expand coverage.
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TABLE 474.1: BALANCE OF PAYMENTS, 2007 2011

$'Billion
2007
2008*
2009*
2010*
2011**
3,478.37
3,450.59
2,057.95
1,993.00
1,336.79
GOODS
4,749.88
5,438.76
3,773.34
4,546.10
4,746.35
Export (fob.)
8,309.76
10,161.49
8,356.38
11,490.29
14,231.45
Imports ci.f
-3,797.70
-4,344.43
-4,194.50
-6,944.20
-9,485.10
Services (net)
-2,126.81
-2,261.05
-2,453.04
-2,743.23
-3,259.47
181.56
268.32
330.24
462.99
521.06
-2,308.37
-2,889.37
-2,783.95
-3,206.22
-3,780.53
-1,478.20
-1,784.95
-2,144.67
-2,921.78
-3,505.31
322.6
278.76
139.26
149.95
138.09
-1,800.80
-2,063.71
-2,283.93
-3,068.92
-3,643.40
2,333.51
2,417.82
2,882.98
3,111.92
3,355.22
2,352.39
2,480.72
2,952.02
3,183.76
3,427.82
-18.88
-62.91
-69.04
-71.84
-72.61
-1,666.52
-992,280
1,862.60
305,56
-831.406
Credit
Debit
Financial Account (net)
-1,666.52
-992,280
1,862.60
305,561
-831.406
Assets
-3,132.76
-2,157.31
248,206
-834,766
-3,096.42
Direct Investment(Abroad)
-109,161
-124,645
-227,093
-137,029
-125.67
-231.94
-560.5
-122,347
-167,847
-247.64
Other Investment
-1,664.44
-1,275.80
-966,046
-2,021.37
2,676
Foreign exchange
-1,127.21
-196.37
1,548.40
1,491.48
-47.06
1,194.81
60.65
604.06
1,140.33
2,265.01
759.38
971,543
1,273.82
905,730
1,360.31
Portfolio Investment
332.55
157.16
70.94
556.59
792.36
Other Investment Liabilities
374.31
36.33
269,64
-321.99
112.34
-1,811.85
-2,458.31
-3,920.55
-2,298.56
-505.39
A. Current Account
Credit
Debit
Income (net)
Credit
Debit
Current Transfers (net)
Credit
Debit
B. Capital & Financial Account
Capital Account (net)
Liabilities
Direct Investment (in reporting economy)
NET ERRORS AND OMISSIONS
Source: Central Bank of Nigeria Annual Report and Statement of Account

Note: - = Nil
* = Revised
** = Provisional
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TABLE 474.2: BALANCE OF PAYMENTS, 2007 2011

$'Billion
2007*
2008*
2009*
2010*
2011**
27.88
29.29
13.97
13.42
8.76
GOODS
38.07
46.17
25.62
30.61
31.11
Export (fob.)
66.61
84.17
54.78
77.37
93.27
Imports ci.f
-28.53
-40.10
-31.11
46.76
-62.16
Services (net)
-17.04
-22.25
-16.67
18.47
-21.36
1.46
2.28
2.24
3.12
3.41
-18.52
-24.53
-18.90
-21.59
-24.78
11.85
-15.15
-14.56
-19.67
-22.97
2.59
2.37
0.95
1.01
0.91
-14.43
-17.52
-15.51
-20.68
-23.88
18.70
20.53
19.57
20.95
21.99
Credit
18.86
21.06
20.04
21.44
22.46
Debit
-0.15
-0.53
-0.47
-0.48
-0.48
-13.36
-8..42
12.65
2.06
-5.45
Credit
Debit
Financial Account (net)
-13.36
-8.42
12.65
2.06
-5.45
Assets
-25.11
-18.32
1.69
-5.62
-20.29
Direct Investment(Abroad)
-0.87
-1.06
-1.54
-0.92
-0.82
-1.86
-4.76
-0.83
-1.13
-1.62
-13.34
-10.83
-6.56
-13.61
-17.54
-9.03
-1.66
10.62
10.04
-0.31
11.75
9.89
10.96
7.68
14.84
6.08
8.25
8.65
6.10
8.91
2.66
1.33
0.48
3.75
5019
Other Investment Liabilities
3.00
0.31
1.83
-2.17
0.74
-26.62
-15.48
-3.31
A. Current Account
Credit
Debit
Income (net)
Credit
Debit
Current Transfers (net)
B. Capital & Financial Account

Capital Account (net)
Other Investment
Reserve assets
Liabilities
Direct Investment (in reporting
economy)
NET ERRORS AND OMISSIONS

-14.52
-20.87
Source: Central Bank of Nigeria Annual Report and Statement of Account
Note: - = Nil
* = Revised
** = Provisional
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CHAPTER: 13
WAGES, PRICES AND PRICE INDICES
This chapter presents statistics on real take-home salaries in the public sector, housing
construction index, summary of value indices of ordinary shares listed on the Nigerian
Stock Exchange, Consumer Price Index and average manufacturing and capacity
utilization rates.
Real take-home monthly wages are used to determine the impact of inflation on nominal
wages. This is also a good indication of the level of erosion of the purchasing power of
the local currency. The lower, middle and upper income wage earners, especially in the
public sector are represented by grade levels 01, 08 and 15.
Generally, a price index is the measure of the proportionate or percentage changes in a
set of prices over time. Similarly, consumer price index measures changes in the prices of
consumer goods and services acquired by households over time.
The conceptual and practical difficulties involved in measuring uses or consumption
has made the adoption of the acquisition approach common for Consumer Price Index
(CPI) compilation. Only household expenditures involving monetary transactions are
utilized for weight derivation. However, prices can be imputed for non-monetary
consumptions like rent for owner-occupied accommodation as well as remuneration in
kind and own produce.
Retail prices of consumption goods and services are used in the computation of CPI. As
prices of different goods and services do not all change at the same rate, a price index
can only reflect their average movement.
The CPI changes purely in response to price changes, while the quantities of the goods
and services in the basket remain fixed. It is compiled using Laspeyers or Paasche index
formula.
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TABLE 475: REAL TAKE-HOME WAGES AND SALARIES IN PUBLIC SECTOR, 2005 - 2009
Naira Per Month
Year
GL. 01
GL. 08
GL. 15
2005
6,476.62
22,059.90
56,512.98
2006
7,421.85
24,868.93
68,793.84
2007
7,421.85
24,868.63
68,793.84
2008
7,421.85
24,868.63
68,793.84
2009*
5,119.53
16,297.84
44,559.81
Note: Real-take home monthly wages and salaries in the public sector reflect the amount realized by deflating nominal
salaries/wages with the Consumer Price Index (CPI May 2003 = 1000). Wages and Salaries include basic salary and all allowances,
less taxes and other deductions. Real-take home wages /salaries is a milestone for understanding the full impact of inflation on the
purchasing power of the local currency.
* = Provisional
TABLE 476: WAGES/SALARIES AND OTHER BENEFITS BY ACTIVITY AND GENDER (NIGERIANS) AS
AT SEPTEMBER. (2008)
Sector
Agriculture & Forestry
Crop
Wages and Salary only (Absolute Value ())

Male
Female
Total
Other Benefits (Absolute Value ())

Male
Female
Total
4,834,006,004
1,048,625,467
5,882,631,471
26,670,700
1,355,774
28,026,474
Agriculture -Fishing
559,992,007
320,351,682
880,343,689
75,577,287
35,431,808
111,009,095
Agriculture-Forestry
466,603,190
417,696,092
884,299,282
1,013,488
374,166
1,387,654
1,000,564,443
65,687,525
1,066,251,968
2,871,831
923,651
3,795,482
Agriculture-Livestock
Agriculture-Poultry
1,355,097,849
829,554,513
2,184,652,362
10,199,157
2,932,311
13,131,468
75,523,957,502
10,149,920,200
85,673,877,702
232,738,302
38,786,100
271,524,402
Communications
43,263,814,353
13,825,935,835
57,089,750,188
30,938,039,888
2,667,692,745
33,605,732,633
Education Services
Electricity, Gas & Water
Supply
Extraction of Crude
Petroleum & Natural
Gas; Service Petroleum
11,321,027,431
11,056,098,523
22,377,125,954
417,056,730
253,115,326
670,172,056
29,047,077,998
477,605,612
29,524,683,610
5,006,920
308,525
5,315,445
123,648,370
17,346,457
140,994,827
593,400
13,473,345
14,066,745
Financial Intermediation
351,584,629,506
57,168,188,594
408,752,818,100
25,828,554,237
11,181,116,403
37,009,670,640
73,791,128
12,423,072
86,214,200
1,480,896
41,136
1,522,032
Health & Social Work

Hotels, Restaurants &
Tourism
Manufacturing
(Cement)
Manufacturing (Other
Manufacturing)
Minning of Coal &
Lignitye, Extraction of
Peat
108,687,063,574
145,220,849,435
253,907,913,009
2,395,378,954
33,297,390,966
35,692,769,920
217,083,562,622
327,297,600,513
544,381,163,135
106,867,279,042
2,174,422,515
109,041,701,557
466,159,684
6,960,000
473,119,684
3,607,968
3,607,968
517,528,089,533
187,182,537,857
704,710,627,390
197,928,066,948
240,323,977,470
438,252,044,418
2,148,355,438
191,150,676
2,339,506,114
29,378,245
1,755,475
31,133,720
Minning of Metal Ores

Other Community,
Social & Personal
Services
Real Estate Renting &
Business Activities
1,066,236,351
158,681,430
1,224,917,781
44,711,355
10,267,234
54,978,589
17,981,044,168
89,981,912,850
107,962,957,018
839,044,949
421,040,320
1,260,085,269
168,145,628,300
29,850,182,688
197,995,810,988
9,660,427,910
13,096,870,038
22,757,297,948
Transport & Storage
215,210,182,829
86,054,969,985
301,265,152,814
1,311,783,934
122,110,697
1,433,894,631
158,790,921,282
1,926,261,453,562
36,200,948,046
997,535,227,052
194,991,869,328
2,923,796,680,614
6,133,011,397
382,752,493,538
926,215,972
304,569,601,977
7,059,227,369
687,322,095,515
Fishing (Industrial)
Wholesale/Retail Trade
Total
Source: National Bureau of Statistics - 2009 Manpower Stock and Employment Generation
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TABLE 477: WAGES/SALARIES AND OTHER BENEFITS BY ACTIVITY AND GENDER (NIGERIANS) AS
AT SEPTEMBER. (2009)
Male
Female
Sector
Agriculture & Forestry Crop
Agriculture -Fishing
Agriculture-Forestry
Agriculture-Livestock
Agriculture-Poultry
Communications
Education Services
Electricity, Gas & Water
Supply
Extraction of Crude
Petroleum & Natural Gas;
Service Petroleum
Financial Intermediation
Fishing (Industrial)

Male
Female
Total
6,313,745,692
4,031,334,232
10,345,079,924
27,594,714
875,854
28,470,568
606,234,013
241,058,614
847,292,627
25,391,196
952,984
26,344,180
432,707,054
417,980,346
850,687,400
1,443,976
380,508
54,814,748
1,343,494,258
69,947,387
1,413,441,645
2,881,873
938,334
3,820,207
1,170,649,327
834,590,588
2,005,239,915
15,246,201
3,506,501
18,752,702
77,974,808,792
14,864,615,866
92,839,424,658
418,110,711
44,633,984
22,572,909
145,345,550,808
16,051,050,618
161,396,601,426
45,710,795,771
2,137,054,395
47,847,850,166
6,864,316,258
11,394,116,700
18,258,432,958
3,120,651,817
113,743,922
3,234,395,739
3,309,716,738
2,056,398,980
5,366,115,718
6,310,271
1,322,814
51,082,245,905
81,807,657
356,890,568,199
16,733,277
207,216,051,475
98,540,934
564,106,619,674
741,750
43,165,129,326
247,250
13,553,071,864
989,000
56,718,201,190
85,576,592
4,730,640
90,307,232
1,234,080
41,136
56,719,190,190
130,102,554,005
157,607,168,259
287,709,722,264
8,972,026,923
4,157,181,348
13,129,208,271
134,546,180,852
66,221,900,311
200,768,081,163
1,836,681,172
1,193,200,501
3,029,881,673
346,460,700
34,560,000
381,020,700
5,349,268
16,159,089,944
425,992,053,266
118,704,733,578
544,696,786,844
25,082,364,320
29,476,760,940
54,559,125,260
2,143,066,929
433,121,493
2,576,188,422
15,601,475
1,612,070
17,213,545
814,073,869
180,512,300
994,586,169
33,525,013
5,241,235
54,576,338,805
16,577,168,714
11,003,107,333
27,580,276,047
855,522,296
485,372,044
1,340,894,340
706,059,622,302
306,169,367,110
1,012,228,989,412
1,151,790,614
351,021,787
1,502,812,401
61,308,240,001
29,220,447,981
90,528,687,982
20,442,598,475
274,163,769
2,843,706,741
220,139,979,285
117,184,731,004
337,324,710,289
13,904,820,849
9,786,710,292
23,691,531,141
2,298,448,575,311
1,063,958,258,092
3,362,406,833,403
164,795,812,091
61,588,033,532
226,383,845,623
Health & Social Work

Hotels, Restaurants &
Tourism
Manufacturing (Cement)
Manufacturing (Other
Manufacturing)
Minning of Coal & Lignitye,
Extraction of Peat
Minning of Metal Ores
Other Community, Social &
Personal Services
Real Estate Renting &
Business Activities
Transport & Storage
Wholesale/Retail Trade
Total
Total
Source: National Bureau of Statistics - 2009 Manpower Stock and Employment Generation
SEPTEMBER, 2008

Category of Employees
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
22,377,462,617
812,891,029
23,190,353,646
711,201,954
104,229,370
815,431,324
Unpaid Workers
33,972,500
81,534
34,054,034
887,040
1,630,680
2,517,720
Apprentices
74,389,133
2,255,774
76,644,907
23,042,519,101
14,113,574,734
37,156,093,835
20,751,454,762
10,288,239,392
31,039,694,154

Office Workers
9,652,853,717
6,219,915,869
15,872,769,586
6,728,411,658
4,380,108,302
11,108,519,960
Operatives
5,217,041,056
61,585,998
5,278,627,054
23,222,902
8,576,338
31,799,240
110,237,725
9,467,528
119,705,253
6,855,030
246,816
7,101,846
60,508,475,849
21,219,772,466
81,728,248,315
28,222,033,346
14,783,030,898
43,005,064,244
Working Proprietors and

Active Partners
Managerial, Professional
and Technical Workers
Other(s) Specify
Total
Source: NBS, 2009 Manpower Stock and Employment Generation Survey.
520
SEPTEMBER, 2009

Category of Employees
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
25,913,840,132
897,320,481
26,811,160,613
4,577,927,523
113,829,000
4,691,756,523
36,146,740
81,534
36,228,274
887,040
1,630,680
2,517,720
139,904,975
2,011,172
141,916,147
700,560
4,694,274,243
158,913,055,915
14,753,920,797
173,666,976,712
22,185,538,684
10,266,085,528
32,451,624,212
10,248,537,324
6,573,187,287
16,821,724,611
7,418,831,485
4,826,936,301
12,245,767,786
5,476,074,008
90,158,428
5,566,232,436
26,778,946
13,717,561
44,697,391,998
154,143,432
6,953,563
161,096,995
7,157,412
246,816
7,404,228
Total
200,881,702,526
22,323,633,262 223,205,335,788
Source: NBS, 2009 Manpower Stock and Employment Generation Survey.
34,217,821,650
15,222,445,886
49,440,267,536
Working Proprietors and

Active Partners
Unpaid Workers
Apprentices
Managerial, Professional
and Technical Workers
Office Workers
Operatives
Other(s) Specify
TABLE 480: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME/ALLOWANCE BY STATE, 2009

('000)
State
Jan-20
21-40
41-60
61-80
Abia
85.7
9.2
1.9
Adamawa
92.3
5.2
1.7
Akwa Ibom
85.3
10.1
1.2
Anambra
70.7
21.7
4.2
Bauchi
98.4
1.4
0.2
Bayelsa
62.9
10.4
5.9
Benue
67.8
20.1
7.4
Borno
97.1
2.9
0
Cross River
81.4
5.9
0
Delta
54.5
13.8
0
Ebonyi
85
13.5
1.5
Edo
52
7
0
Ekiti
74.6
0
0
Enugu
84.1
0
0
Gombe
90.2
7.7
2.1
Imo
100
0
2.5
Jigawa
82
14
0
Kaduna
100
0
0
Kano
85.7
8.5
2.7
Katsina
80.6
15.3
3.3
Kebbi
79.8
13.6
3.7
Kogi
74.5
20
2.3
Kwara
74.3
20.8
3
Lagos
49.3
14.1
0
Nasarawa
67.2
22
6.3
Niger
90.8
5.6
2.2
Ogun
78.6
6.6
0
Ondo
70.6
10.9
3.6
Osun
60.9
7.3
0
Oyo
30.8
8.6
5
Plateau
65
26.9
5.7
Rivers
56.1
28.7
0
Sokoto
77
16.4
5.3
Taraba
92
6.2
0.6
Yobe
95.5
3.2
0.4
Zamfara
70.5
22.4
4.2
FCT
44.3
25.3
15.3
National
79.6
13.8
3.1
1.8
0
0
1.6
0
0
1.8
0
0
6.9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.8
0
0.8
0.8
0.8
0.8
0.8
0
2.3
0.7
0
0
0
0
1.8
0
1.2
0
0.1
0.8
6.2
0.9
81100
0.6
0
3.5
0.6
0
20.9
0.7
0
12.7
24.9
0
41
0
0
0
0
0.1
0
0.7
0.7
0.4
0.6
0.8
0
0.8
0
0
0
0
2.5
0.5
15.2
0
0
0.2
1.8
3.1
0.9
Income/Allowance
101121141120
140
160
0.7
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.7
0.1
0.3
0
0
0
0
0
0
1.5
0
0.7
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
25.4
0
0
15.9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.5
0
0
0
0
0
0.5
0
0
0
0
0
1.4
0.2
0.1
0.7
0.4
0.3
0.4
0
0.1
36.6
0
0
0.4
0.1
0.4
0.4
0
0
14.7
0
0
14.8
0
0
31.7
0
0
53.1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1.2
0
0
0
0
0
0.1
0
0.1
0.8
0.5
1.6
1.2
0.1
0.1
521
161180
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.1
0
0.3
0
0
0
0
0
0.1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.6
0.1
181200
0
0.3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.2
0
0
0
0
0
0.2
0
0
0
0
0
0.1
0
0
0
0
0
0.3
0
201400
0
0.3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.3
0
0.1
0
0.3
0
0.2
0.3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.1
0
1.7
0.1
401600
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.1
0
0
0
0.2
0
601800
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.2
0
Above
800
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.3
0
0
0.3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.4
0
0
0.1
TABLE 481.1: NIGERIA'S AVERAGE MANUFACTURING CAPACITY UTILISATION RATES,

2006 2008
Percent
Sub Sector
2006
2007
2008
Meat and Dairy Products
54.00
63.00
63.75
Vegetable and Grain Mill
48.40
58.00
46.25
Bakery Products
46.03
68.00
66.00
Sugar Cocoa Confectionery
26.00
71.00
49.38
Miscellaneous Food Preparation
26.00
56.00
43.50
Beer and Stout
57.50
48.00
42.50
Soft Drinks
35.00
71.00
77.00
Textile
56.60
41.00
73.25
Knitting, Carpets And Rugs
67.00
4.00
27.13
Leather Products
0.00
74.75
Leather Footwear
76.17
69.00
75.00
Saw Milling
0.00
68.00
73.50
Wood and Cork Products
52.50
56.50
Paper Manufacture And Products
70.00
96.00
63.13
Printing and Publishing
47.75
64.00
51.75
Basic Industrial Chemicals
49.25
40.00
Paints
51.88
32.00
60.25
Drugs and Medicines
57.33
61.00
32.00
Soaps and Perfumes
53.80
68.00
52.00
Other Chemical And Petroleum Products
90.50
82.00
20.25
Tyres and Tubes
64.00
68.00
17.25
Plastic Products
64.88
89.00
71.25
Glass and Glass Products
51.00
56.75
Cement and Cement Products
52.13
72.00
69.71
0.00
22.00
60.50
Structural Metal Products
55.50
73.00
82.75
Fabricated Metal Products
59.46
69.00
50.00
Radio, T.V. and Communication Equipment
53.00
64.54
Motor Vehicle Assembly
16.00
15.25
Roofing Sheets
56.13
59.25
53.00
34.00
53.30
53.38
53.84
Basic Metal Industries
Wine, Spirits and Distillers

Average utilized by Rate (%)
Source: Central Bank of Nigeria - Statistical Bulletin
Note: - = Nil
522
TABLE 481.2: NIGERIA'S AVERAGE MANUFACTURING CAPACITY UTILISATION RATES, 2009 - 2010
Sub Sector
Q1
Q2
2009
Q3
Q4
Ave
Q1
2010
Q3
Q2
Q4
Av
Oil & Fats
70.00
64.50
57.50
51.50
60.88
73.36
73.79
73.52
75.45
74.03
Dairy Products
63.17
64.00
61.33
65.50
63.50
63.50
41.77
40.08
40.50
46.46
Grain Mills Products
43.00
45.00
41.45
39.73
42.30
76.05
76.92
76.58
78.31
76.97
Manufacture of Animal Feeds
58.40
51.40
57.40
57.60
56.20
70.27
72.99
72.24
74.32
72.46
Bakery products
68.10
68.10
68.73
68.99
68.48
54.56
54.76
53.53
52.16
53.75
Manufacture of Sugar
24.00
24.00
24.00
24.00
24.00
72.25
69.23
71.79
73.37
71.66
Sugar/Confectionery
71.25
71.25
71.25
71.25
71.25
71.25
71.25
71.25
71.25
71.25
Manufacture of Macaroni & Noodles
57.00
52.00
54.00
48.00
52.75
45.56
37.20
33.41
32.93
37.28
Manufacture of other Food Products
22.92
24.75
26.17
23.17
24.25
61.24
59.60
59.06
65.46
61.34
Spirit
68.00
64.67
66.33
71.33
67.58
72.19
73.19
73.77
73.39
73.14
Wine
32.50
49.50
49.50
66.00
49.38
44.04
49.69
38.50
38.14
42.59
Malt Liquors & Malt
67.25
67.00
65.50
66.25
66.50
26.42
25.42
23.06
25.09
25.00
Soft Drinks
76.69
76.69
76.84
77.42
76.91
59.44
58.27
55.73
56.16
57.40
Spin, Weaving & Finishing Textile
59.11
59.81
58.89
56.61
58.61
68.25
65.64
62.67
64.32
65.22
Made-up Textile Excluding Apparel
54.25
52.75
51.63
55.25
53.47
56.06
51.09
51.50
56.56
53.80
Carpets & Rugs
44.00
43.00
56.00
57.00
50.00
76.05
76.92
76.58
76.31
76.47
76.05
76.92
76.58
77.31
76.72
Cordage, Rope &Twine
80.00
80.00
85.00
85.00
82.50
Textiles N.E.C.
64.33
67.00
70.00
70.00
67.83
36.88
35.50
41.24
39.16
38.20
Weaving Apparel Excluding Footwear
65.13
66.17
68.17
68.58
67.01
50.76
39.45
52.27
40.12
45.65
Tan& LeathrFinishing
38.00
29.40
26.00
28.60
30.50
75.81
76.73
74.36
75.17
75.52
Leather Products Excluding Footwear
21.00
28.00
28.00
28.00
26.25
67.37
70.29
69.98
71.56
69.80
Footwear Excludind Rubber & Plastic
78.50
81.67
78.83
80.17
79.79
61.10
61.71
61.97
69.27
63.51
Sawmillling
55.56
61.56
61.44
63.67
60.56
60.63
64.44
56.00
63.93
61.25
Manu of Builders' Carpentry&Joinery
59.67
51.00
56.67
50.00
54.34
Wood & Cork Products N.E.C.
62.00
62.00
60.00
60.00
61.00
38.03
39.23
36.76
42.29
39.08
Manu of Pulp, Paper&Paperboard
80.00
70.00
80.00
50.00
70.00
76.05
76.92
76.58
77.31
76.72
Paper Articles N.E.C.
58.40
57.00
56.00
56.60
57.00
60.63
55.72
47.18
50.58
53.53
Manu 0f otherArticles of Paperboard
58.14
56.43
60.57
61.71
59.21
20.74
18.42
14.36
16.21
17.43
Printing & Publishing
42.86
43.67
43.46
49.30
44.82
62.15
63.35
62.13
62.30
62.48
Manu of Refined Petroleum Products
40.00
40.00
40.00
40.00
40.00
37.97
40.56
42.98
40.66
40.54
Basic Industrial Chemicals
58.17
65.67
63.17
60.50
61.88
32.73
32.15
30.94
35.01
32.71
Fertilizers & Pesticides
63.75
63.75
61.63
57.50
61.66
13.64
12.19
10.73
10.32
11.72
58.46
58.62
58.72
58.39
58.55
Paints, Varnishes &Lacquers
53.56
49.11
52.56
57.89
53.28
Drugs Medicines
44.83
47.83
47.83
46.83
46.83
65.62
66.64
66.42
66.56
66.31
Soap, Detergents & Cosmetics
49.00
47.81
51.69
52.19
50.17
65.09
63.01
62.49
63.39
63.50
Rubber Products
44.75
41.75
35.00
43.00
41.13
22.83
20.00
38.29
40.70
30.46
Plastic Products
52.69
55.42
72.27
55.89
59.07
64.79
65.61
62.96
65.78
64.79
Glass & Glass Products
41.67
73.33
68.33
73.00
64.08
69.19
68.04
69.69
69.60
69.13
Man Refactory Ceramic Products
46.13
45.58
44.47
43.76
44.99
62.08
63.55
62.07
63.21
62.73
Non-metalic Minerals Products
68.50
61.50
58.50
57.00
61.38
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Manufactue of Structural Metal Products
63.26
66.42
65.13
65.74
65.14
50.51
51.17
50.07
58.79
52.64
Forging,Stamping&roll-forming of Metal
65.80
65.80
66.00
66.20
65.95
manu of Cutlery,Hand Tools &Hardware
60.00
72.50
69.50
70.50
68.13
49.93
49.29
47.95
45.14
48.08
Metal Furniture & Fixtures
58.55
57.41
59.59
60.59
59.04
56.56
54.85
49.75
54.97
54.03
Manu of Tanks, Reservoirs of Metal
32.67
27.33
27.33
36.67
31.00
55.03
55.12
50.51
56.56
54.31
Motor Vechicles Assembly
17.00
14.00
17.00
14.00
15.50
75.64
73.83
70.15
72.25
72.97
Motorcycles & Bicycles
48.00
50.00
50.00
51.50
49.88
66.05
66.92
63.58
64.31
65.22
Manufacture of Wooden Furniture

Average
Weighted Average
60.57
54.42
58.26
59.92
54.95
58.58
60.92
55.67
59.54
62.41
55.53
59.31
60.96
55.14
58.92
55.38
56.81
56.44
52.01
56.18
55.79
53.68
55.45
55.05
51.04
56.79
56.38
53.03
56.22
55.82
Source: Central Bank of Nigeria - Statistical Bulletin/ National Bureau of Statistics
Note: - = Nil
523
TABLE 482.1: INDEX OF MANUFACTURING CONSUMPTION (BASE QUARTERLY AVERAGE (1990 = 100),
2005 2009
Year/Quarter
Sugar
Confectionery
Soft Drinks
Beer & Stout
Cotton
Textiles
Synthetic
Fabrics
Foot
Wear
Paints
2005
50.6
53.2
137.5
80.3
44.6
99.0
184.6
2006
50.6
53.2
137.5
80.3
44.6
99.0
184.6
1st Quarter
50.6
53.0
137.1
80.3
44.6
98.3
184.4
2nd Quarter
50.5
53.0
137.3
80.3
44.6
99.1
184.7
3rd Quarter
50.7
53.1
137.7
80.2
44.6
99.3
184.7
4th Quarter
50.8
53.6
137.8
80.3
44.6
99.3
184.7
2007
51.3
53.0
131.7
79.8
46.3
96.5
187.1
1st Quarter
43.7
54.3
138.1
79.2
73.4
91.5
157.0
2nd Quarter
58.9
51.1
124.0
84.3
46.7
103.3
159.9
3rd Quarter
45.5
55.9
135.9
83.9
42.1
90.9
212.3
4th Quarter
57.0
50.8
128.9
72.0
23.0
100.4
219.3
2008*
57.9
55.0
129.1
80.1
46.7
89.2
192.1
1st Quarter
54.3
54.3
127.1
79.2
70.7
90.3
169.9
2nd Quarter
56.9
55.9
128.9
84.3
50.3
89.2
180.2
3rd Quarter
56.1
56.9
129.7
83.9
42.1
89.0
200.8
4th Quarter
64.2
52.8
130.8
73.0
23.9
88.4
127.4
2009**
65.3
57.2
131.0
69.2
41.4
88.1
200.1
1st Quarter
64.3
54.1
130.6
68.9
40.3
88.0
199.8
2nd Quarter
65.0
56.9
130.9
69.0
40.3
88.2
200.0
3rd Quarter
65.8
58.9
131.2
69.9
42.1
88.3
200.0
4th Quarter
66.0
59.1
Sources: Data Derived from NBS and CBN Surveys
Note: * = Revised
** = Provisional
131.4
68.9
43.0
88.0
200.8
TABLE 482.2: INDEX OF MANUFACTURING CONSUMPTION (BASE QUARTERLY AVERAGE (1990 = 100),
2005 - 2009
Year/Quarter
Refined
Petroleum
Cement
Roofing
Sheets
Vehicle
Assembly
Soap &
Detergents
Radio
& T.V
Total
2005
132.8
113.4
37.4
64.1
140.1
27.9
89.65
2006
132.8
113.4
37.4
64.1
140.1
27.9
89.65
1st Quarter
132.6
113.3
37.3
63.9
139.9
27.9
89.48
2nd Quarter
132.7
113.4
37.4
64.3
140.0
27.9
89.63
3rd Quarter
132.8
113.4
37.4
64.3
140.1
27.9
89.71
4th Quarter
133.0
113.5
37.4
63.9
140.2
27.9
89.77
2007
129.9
113.5
39.2
64.9
138.0
27.8
89.15
1st Quarter
135.6
113.3
43.0
68.6
137.0
28.0
89.44
2nd Quarter
134.5
115.3
43.6
72.0
144.1
27.6
89.64
3rd Quarter
119.5
106.1
42.2
59.0
135.2
27.9
88.95
4th Quarter
130.0
119.1
28.2
60.2
135.5
27.9
88.64
2008*
131.8
126.7
43.3
62.1
140.4
31.3
91.21
1st Quarter
130.6
124.0
40.8
68.8
140.9
29.9
90.83
2nd Quarter
131.8
126.5
44.6
60.4
144.1
30.2
91.02
3rd Quarter
131.9
127.3
44.9
59.0
135.2
30.3
91.32
4th Quarter
132.9
128.9
42.9
60.2
141.5
34.9
84.75
2009**
128.8
138.1
48.0
58.5
141.4
34.5
92.43
1st Quarter
127.9
135.0
47.9
58.9
141.0
34.1
91.60
2nd Quarter
128.7
138.9
48.0
59.0
141.2
34.0
92.32
3rd Quarter
129.0
139.1
48.1
58.1
141.5
34.9
92.84
4th Quarter
129.7
139.3
Sources: Data Derived from NBS and CBN Surveys
Note: * = Revised
48.1
58.0
142.0
35.1
93.03
524
TABLE 482.3:
INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION (1990= 100), 2007 - 2011
Year/Quarter
Manufacturing
Mining(tons)
Elecricity
Total
2007
89.2
132.7
190.2
119.4
1st Quarter
89.4
132.0
189.7
120.3
2nd Quarter
89.6
132.2
190.3
120.1
3rd Quarter
89.0
133.1
190.1
119.5
4th Quarter
88.6
133.3
190.8
117.5
2008*
91.2
129.6
198.2
117.8
1st Quarter
90.8
130.9
194.2
118.3
2nd Quarter
91.0
129.4
199.0
117.7
3rd Quarter
91.3
129.0
199.5
118.0
4th Quarter
91.7
129.0
200.0
117.2
2009*
92.4
129.4
198.3
118.2
1st Quarter
91.6
127.2
198.0
116.9
2nd Quarter
92.3
129.5
195.9
118.1
3rd Quarter
92.8
130.5
199.3
118.9
4th Quarter
93.0
130.5
200.0
119.0
2010**
94.2
131.7
200.7
122.1
1st Quarter
92.9
130.9
195.5
118.6
2nd Quarter
93.5
130.7
199.7
120.9
3rd Quarter
94.6
131.2
200.2
122.0
4th Quarter
96.0
134.0
207.3
126.9
101.2
138.8
209.3
132.0
1st Quarter
94.3
132.9
206.4
125.7
2nd Quarter
98.3
136.0
208.5
129.5
102.0
140.5
210.4
134.1
2011**
3rd Quarter
4th Quarter
110.3
145.8
211.8
Sources: Data Derived from NBS and CBN Surveys, NNPC, Federal Ministry of Power & Steel, Ministry of Solid Minerals
Note: * = Revised
** = Provisional
138.8
TABLE 483: COMPOSITE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (BASE: MAY, 2003 = 100), 2007 - 2011
Description
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Month on Month
0.6
0.8
2.2
1.29
1.06
Year on Year
6.6
15.1
13.9
11.8
10.3
5.4
11.6
12.5
13.7
10.8
Month on Month
0.0
1.0
1.5
0.7
0.2
Year on Year
3.6
10.4
11.2
10.9
10.8
12-Month Average
9.2
5.1
9.2
12.4
11.7
Month on Month
0.7
0.6
2.4
0.9
2.2
Year on Year
8.2
18.0
15.5
12.7
11.0
1.9
16.1
14.8
14.7
10.3
All Items Index (%Change)
12-Month Average
All Items Less Farm Produce
(%Change)
Food (% Change)
12-Month Average
525
TABLE 484: ANNUAL AVERAGE COMPOSITE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (BASE: MAY, 2003 =
100),(RURAL AND URBAN CENTRES), 2008 2011
Commodity
2008
Imported Foods
2009
2010*
2011*
101.5
Foods
179.9
206.6
237.1
261.3
Food & Non-Alcoholic Beverages
180.0
206.4
237.1
260.8
Alcoholic Beverage, Tobacco and Kola

Clothing and Footwear
163.8
152.0
165.9
162.3
179.4
179.5
191.6
195.4
Gas and Other Fuels

Furnishing and Household Equipment
Maintenance
205.7
233.5
257.0
297.0
159.5
177.7
204.8
221.8
Health
Transport
153.0
169.3
169.5
181.4
183.7
206.6
200.7
228.2
Communications
222.0
234.9
240.9
251.5
Recreation and Culture
148.1
157.3
171.3
181.5
Education
193.5
228.9
259.2
272.8
Restaurants and Hotels
251.6
278.4
298.4
317.7
Miscellaneous , Good & Services
164.7
185.7
207.0
225.4
All Items Less Farm Produce and Energy
168.0
186.8
209.2
231.4
All Item Less Farm Produce
182.2
199.0
223.7
249.9
All Items
182.8
205.7
234.0
259.3
Housing, Water, Electricity,
Note: * = (Base: Nov. 2009 = 100)

TABLE 485: CONSUMER PRICE INDEX AS AT DECEMBER (ALL URBAN CENTRES) (BASE:
NOV. 2009 = 100) 2008 - 2011
Commodity
Imported Foods
2008
2009
100.5
2010
113.5
2011
121.1
Foods
89.6
101.6
113.4
124.5
89.7
101.7
113.4
123.8
Alcoholic Beverage, bacco and Kola
97.5
99.9
109.7
115.2
Clothing and Footwear
98.5
100.9
113.8
120.2
Housing Water, Electricity, Gas and Other Fuels
98.8
101.4
111.8
128.0
Furnishing and Household Equipment Maintenance
96.2
100.8
111.5
119.2
Health
95.9
101.6
112.9
122.1
Transport
93.9
102.0
111.7
128.2
Communications
99.3
99.2
100.8
104.6
98.6
104.2
109.2
107.9
Education
90.9
100.7
109.3
114.6
102.7
103.2
111.3
121.1
Miscellaneous, Good and Services
93.7
101.6
112.7
117.4
97.9
101.8
111.0
119.6
97.8
101.3
111.2
122.0
92.8
101.4
112.2
122.3
All Items
Note: The Base year for 2003 is May, 2003 =100
526
TABLE 486: CONSUMER PRICE INDEX AS AT DECEMBER (ALL RURAL CENTRES), 2008- 2011
Commodity
2008
Imported Foods
2009
2010
2011
102.3
117.0
128.8
103.1
103.5
103.5
102.0
117.1
117.2
113.7
113.6
131.1
131.1
122.2
124.1
Foods
Alcoholic Beverage ,Tobacco and Kola
Clothing And Footwear
88.3
88.3
97.5
95.2
Housing Water , Electricity, Gas and Other Fuel
86.8
99.2
114.3
135.1
Furnishing and Household Equipment Maintenance

Health
Transport
Communications
Education
81.4
96.2
85.8
95.3
90.5
84.4
97.7
102.4
102.0
101.6
100.6
99.9
102.1
102.0
114.7
112.6
114.0
103.6
106.6
109.0
108.2
120.6
123.4
129.2
108.1
117.9
114.6
117.0
Miscellaneous , Good & Services
92.2
101.9
111.5
127.1
88.7
102.1
113.7
127.0
88.1
101.7
113.8
127.1
88.2
102.8
115.9
129.0
All Items
Note: The Base Year May, 2003 =100
TABLE 487: AVERAGE PRICES OF SELECTED CASH CROPS (NAIRA PER TONNE), 2007 2011
Commodity
Benniseed
2007
2008
2009
2010*
2011**
94,706.7
97,424.8
103,763.4
173,998.6
107,688.3
Cocoa
182,490.0
220,000.0
435,000.0
457,183.6
531,673.3
Coffee Arabica
172,003.6
181,665.2
193,795.4
205,355.8
204,279.9
Tea
308,406.7
335,546.5
390,854.7
432,859.9
427,383.9
Cotton
33,822.2
35,628.3
36,295.6
38,034.2
37,722.1
Groungnut (Unshelled)
26,281.6
26,903.4
27,499.5
28,110.6
28,112.8
194,746.7
205,847.3
237,172.8
293,660.2
255,015.0
48,796.7
57,946.1
63,615.7
79,123.6
71,605.1
161,358.2
179,398.0
194,530.0
257,727.2
211,600.5
65,720.0
69,056.1
72,292.4
107,461.8
75,595.2
137,286.8
139,582.3
142,810.2
145,077.6
145,416.6
54,214.0
54,860.0
57,506.0
78,152.0
58,818.7
129,310.5
78,250.4
Ginger (Peeled)
Palm Kernel
Palm Oil (Special)
Soya Beans
Rubber (100% Dry Lump top
Quarlity)
Cashew Nut
Wheat
67,136.7
68,768.1
75,064.1
Sources: (i) CBN Nationwide Survey
(ii) Agricultural Projects Monitoring & Evaluation Unit (APMEU) Bulletin on Prices
(iii) NAERLS
Note * = Revised
** = Provisional
527
TABLE 488.1: INDICES OF AVERAGE WORLD PRICES (C.I.F) OF NIGERIA'S MAJOR AGRICULTURAL
EXPORT COMMODITIES (1990 = 100), 2007 2009
COMMODITY
2007
2008
2009
Cocoa
276.0
348.2
520.4
Coffee
282.7
284.0
207.3
Copra
123
173.7
154.6
Cotton
154.0
126.1
155.7
Palm Oil
223.6
337.6
381.5
Soya Beans
159.4
261.1
245.2
413.6
514.8
572.8
All commodities
Source: Public Ledger & Financial Times (Longdon)
TABLE 488.2:
INDICES OF AVERAGE WORLD PRICES (C.I.F) OF NIGERIA'S MAJOR ARGRICULTURAL

EXPORT COMODITIES (1990 = 100) NAIRA BASED, 2007 - 2009
Comodity
2007
2008
2009
Cocoa
3,472.20
4,128.50
6,156.80
Coffee
3,312.20
3,196.20
2,333.20
Copra
2,105.30
2,591.60
2,280.60
Cotton
2,428.20
1,874.50
2,315.00
Palm Oil
1,189.20
1,720.80
1,946.60
Soya Beans
4,793.60
7,401.30
7,568.00
All Comodities
5,713.10
7,198.50
8,009.10
Sources: Public Legder and Financial Times (Longdon)

TABLE 489: INDEX OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION BY TYPE OF ACTIVITY (1990 = 100), 2007 - 2009
Sub-Sector
2007*
2008**
2009***
Crops
208.4
222
237.1
229.50
245.90
268.20
98.90
106.30
113.80
Livestock
279.70
299.00
319.40
Fishery
201.70
214.90
270.00
Forestry
138.40
147.40
155.50
212.80
226.70
242.10
(a) Staples
(b) Other Crops
Aggregate
Source: National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Note *
= Revised
** = Provisional
*** = Estimated
528
TABLE 490: HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE BY TYPE OF COMMODITY: RURAL, URBAN AND NATIONAL, 2007
Naira
Total Expenditure
Food Commodity
Rural
Urban
National
17,845,158
5,836,126
23,681,284
2,365,352
1,224,069
3,541,049
Starchy Food
12,944,440
2,962,881
15,669,795
Processed Food
10,967,381
4,809,701
15,956,021
Cooking Oil
5,545,457
1,942,907
7,967,442
Fruits
3,042,084
537,544
3,100,550
18,451,672
6,636,112
25,146,371
8,422,221
2,598,933
11,021,154
Cooked Food
706,176
528,223
1,234,399
Food Supplements
670,476
382,986
1,053,462
80,960,417
27,459,482
108,371,527
9,046,657
3,825,155
12,915,077
Rent
155,520
458,483
614,003
Fuel
6,983,209
3,949,847
10,933,056
Household Goods
8,282,196
3,598,986
12,862,476
Health Expenditure
3,020,762
790,463
2,781,309
Transport
4,083,537
2,770,240
6,853,777
Education Expenditure
2,465,602
1,649,991
4,115,593
178,457
125,837
309,650
Drink
1,705,586
559,197
2,264,783
Other Services
3,937,645
2,483,954
6,421,598
39,859,171
20,212,153
60,071,324
120,819,588
47,671,635
168,442,851
Cereals
Flours
Protein
Vegetable
Subtotal
Non-Food Commodity
Clothing and Foot wear
Entertament
Subtotal
Grand Total
529
TABLE 491: AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE BY STATES AND SECTOR, 2009
Non-Food Expenditure
Food Expenditure
Total Expenditure
expenditure
Abia
150,152.76
165,508.37
315,661.13
Adamawa
138,098.70
114,197.67
252,296.37
Akwa Ibom
192,776.65
213,325.75
406,102.40
Anambra
193,865.35
207,752.85
401,618.20
Bauchi
135,392.53
96,255.86
231,648.40
Bayelsa
188,755.21
165,662.03
354,417.23
Benue
190,586.16
81,808.78
272,394.93
Borno
264,014.48
98,158.01
362,172.50
Cross River
141,987.12
156,270.75
298,257.87
99,922.02
139,576.35
239,498.38
Ebonyi
116,980.21
53,474.92
170,455.13
Edo
184,216.45
169,456.13
353,672.57
Ekiti
139,540.98
216,735.39
356,276.36
Enugu
142,992.87
137,274.99
280,267.86
Gombe
91,948.77
110,200.49
202,149.26
Imo
194,511.31
243,381.72
437,893.03
Jigawa
143,502.75
79,723.40
223,226.14
Kaduna
172,232.47
151,141.79
323,374.27
Kano
218,850.79
109,921.71
328,772.49
Katsina
177,967.57
69,274.84
247,242.41
Kebbi
144,871.21
85,452.23
230,323.44
Kogi
167,983.85
94,061.05
262,044.90
Kwara
132,296.17
115,751.37
248,047.54
Lagos
215,621.20
259,439.53
475,060.73
Nassarawa
306,974.41
90,888.14
397,862.55
Niger
279,830.61
84,483.91
364,314.52
Ogun
115,092.83
145,456.28
260,549.11
Ondo
172,165.03
206,342.74
378,507.77
Osun
184,978.29
185,968.44
370,946.74
Oyo
180,685.07
185,891.15
366,576.22
Plateau
176,504.12
84,613.08
261,117.20
Rivers
213,911.54
230,511.12
444,422.66
Sokoto
158,699.17
95,603.19
254,302.36
Taraba
205,122.70
89,505.80
294,628.50
Yobe
144,356.79
107,912.30
252,269.09
Zamfara
145,589.13
82,912.12
228,501.25
Fct Abuja
170,527.23
280,173.33
450,700.56
Sector
Urban
184,735.35
205,642.55
390,377.90
Rural
167,815.80
109,051.57
276,867.37
National
174,559.08
147,547.83
322,106.91
State
Delta
530
TABLE 492: PER CAPITA AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE ON FOOD AND NON-FOOD BY
STATE AND SECTOR, 2009
Per capita food
Per capita non-food
Per capita
total food and
non-food expenditure
Abia
48,798.57
49,432.65
98,231.22
Adamawa
40,684.32
36,837.47
77,521.79
Akwa Ibom
65,125.78
64,388.61
129,514.38
Anambra
60,018.23
62,358.72
122,376.96
Bauchi
27,763.37
17,783.52
45,546.89
Bayelsa
60,042.08
48,082.47
108,124.54
Benue
58,489.16
20,961.72
79,450.88
Borno
84,971.88
28,612.88
113,584.76
Cross River
49,247.08
38,792.44
88,039.52
Delta
47,437.48
66,574.49
114,011.96
Ebonyi
28,452.31
13,685.28
42,137.59
Edo
75,057.56
62,012.76
137,070.32
Ekiti
81,586.16
94,483.76
176,069.92
Enugu
48,683.73
49,770.74
98,454.48
Gombe
24,874.57
27,280.62
52,155.19
Imo
61,813.65
66,304.50
128,118.15
Jigawa
30,326.88
16,358.46
46,685.34
Kaduna
37,758.49
35,790.59
73,549.08
Kano
58,696.44
27,329.77
86,026.21
Katsina
41,867.37
16,464.33
58,331.70
Kebbi
38,421.81
20,315.18
58,737.00
Kogi
51,921.81
30,148.17
82,069.98
Kwara
46,887.92
45,858.95
92,746.87
Lagos
76,861.63
91,317.62
168,179.26
Nassarawa
74,609.21
24,188.09
98,797.30
Niger
74,578.54
23,745.88
98,324.43
Ogun
49,092.21
59,783.00
108,875.21
Ondo
56,887.13
57,653.17
114,540.30
Osun
71,753.81
64,796.68
136,550.49
Oyo
65,118.63
62,409.00
127,527.64
Plateau
50,629.91
23,187.29
73,817.20
Rivers
62,701.38
55,054.31
117,755.69
Sokoto
34,730.64
20,301.07
55,031.72
Taraba
52,007.71
21,904.05
73,911.76
Yobe
33,830.55
24,611.87
58,442.41
Zamfara
36,666.85
20,907.51
57,574.36
47,649.37
79,239.96
126,889.33
State
Fct Abuja
531
CHAPTER 14
NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
The National Accounts data are classified into twenty-one items. In principle, the accounts
cover the full set of integrated economic accounts and balance sheet as stated in the United
Nations System of National Accounts (SNA 93). The procedure used for the estimation of
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is based on the production and expenditure approach to
estimation of GDP which is internationally accepted.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) (expenditure approach) represents expenditure against the
gross domestic products, and grasps from the side of final demand, the way the goods and
services (value added) produced by domestic productive activities are consumed or used
including international trade.
On the other the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) (production approach) is an aggregate of
value added deductions intermediate input such as raw material, etc. from the output of goods
and services attributable to domestic productive activities.
This full set of accounts is sub-divided into two parts:
(1) Production Accounts
(2) Expenditure Accounts
Data for analysis were derived from three main sources, namely:
(i)
Survey of socio economic activities conducted jointly by National Bureau of

Statistics (NBS), Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and National Communications
Commission (NCC)
(ii) System of Administrative Statistics (SAS) by the National Accounts Division (NBS).
(iii)
Input-Output relations established from the previous GDP estimation by the
National Accounts Division (NBS).

.
The estimation of intermediate consumption, compensation of employees, capital consumption

allowance, indirect taxes and subsidies were independently produced for the survey results.
The following are some of the terms used:
Operating Surplus
The operating surplus measures the surplus or deficit accruing from production before taking
account of any interest, rent or similar charges payable on financial or tangible non-produced
assets borrowed or rented by the enterprise, or any interest, rent or similar receipts received
on financial or tangible non-produced assets owned by the enterprise. It should be noted that
for unincorporated enterprises owned by households, the component is called mixed income.
Capital Transfers
These are transactions in which the ownership of an asset (other than cash or inventories) is
transferred from one institutional unit to another, in which cash is transferred to enable the
532
recipient to acquire another asset or in which the funds are realised by the disposal of another
asset transferred.
Compensation of Employee
This is income received as remuneration for work. It includes the total remuneration, in cash or
in kind, payable by an enterprise to an employee in return for work done by the latter during
the accounting period.
It includes not only wage and salary disbursements but also
supplements to wages and salaries consumption of fixed capital.
Consumption of Fixed Capital

This term is a measure of the decline in the current values of the stock of fixed assets owned
and used by producers as a result of physical deterioration, normal obsolence, and accidental
damages during the accounting period.
Current Transfers
Current transfers consist of all transfers that are not of capital, which directly affect the level of
disposable income and should influence the consumption of goods or services.
Export of Goods and Services

A transaction of goods and services (sales, barter, grants) from residents of an economic
territory.
Factor Cost
Gross value added at factor cost is not a concept used explicitly in the system but it can easily
be derived by subtracting the value of any taxes, less subsidies, on production payable out of
gross value added.
Government Final Consumption Expenditure

This consists of expenditure, including imputed expenditure incurred by general government
on both individual consumption of goods and services and collective consumption of services.
Gross Domestic Product at Constant Prices

This is the estimate of the value of goods and services produced in an economy at a base
year price (real GDP)
Gross Domestic Product at Current Basic Price

This is the amount receivable by the producer from the purchaser for a unit of goods or
services produced as an output minus intermediate which includes tax payable, subsidy
receivable on that unit as a consequence of its production or sale. It excludes any transport
charges incurred separately by the producer
Gross Fixed Capital Formation
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Gross fixed capital formation is measured by the total value of a producers acquisitions, less
disposals of fixed assets during the accounting period plus certain additions to the value of
non-produced assets (such as sub-soil assets or major improvement in the quantity, quality or
productivity of land) realised by the productive activity of institutional units.
Gross National Disposable Income

This is derived by adding all current transfers in cash or kind receivable by resident
institutional units from non-resident institutional units and subtracting all current transfers in
cash or kind payable by resident institutional units to non-resident institutional units.
**Note***
Following the rebasing of GDP, the 2010 and 2011 information have been revised. The
estimates in the following tables are based on the old base year (1990) and the old economic
classification
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TABLE 493: GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT BASIC PRICES, 2007 - 2011
N'million
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
6,024,381.00
7,114,739.96
8,200,921.69
9,196,004.53
10,323,648.69
434,151.66
512,943.55
583,623.47
662,142.82
756,030.85
1.3 forestry
83,812.04
99,022.65
111,071.52
124,322.87
140,184.40
1.4 fishing
215,523.03
254,637.17
290,689.37
328,184.43
373,570.19
Natural Gas
7,533,042.60
9,097,750.70
7,418,148.91
14,505,759.31
2.2 Coal Mining
0.4
0.52
0.6
0.69
15,285,004.21
0.84
Activity Sector
1. Agriculture
1.1 Crop production
1.2 Livestock
2. Mining and Quarrying

2.1 Crude Petroleum and
2.3 Metal Ores

2.4. Quarrying and other Mining
26.94
31
34.68
39.12
45.06
31,427.07
36,158.59
40,577.51
45,691.79
52,412.32
14,916.86
17,162.68
19,556.59
22,230.69
25,789.82
3. Manufacturing
3.1 Cement
3.2 Oil Refining
3.3
Other Manufacturing
41,355.76
47,582.10
53,958.89
61,313.74
70,693.43
464,610.41
520,828.27
583,958.89
559,525.79
598,330.90
43,820.51
50,417.93
59,613.44
67,433.16
77,444.00
1,957.93
2,252.71
2,535.06
2,860.55
3,286.10
266,463.99
306,581.64
347,690.73
394,666.15
456,284.91
444,989.96
450,329.84
475,907.25
495,756.16
529,193.39
9.55
9.66
10.22
10.78
11.65
1,170.70
1,184.75
1,248.38
1,352.72
1,508.65
4. Public Utility
4.1 Electricity
4.2 Water
5 Building and Construction
6. Transportation
6.1 Road Transport
6.2 Rail and Pipelines
6.3 Water Transport
4,567.79
4,622.60
5,243.09
5,866.03
6,579.88
22,707.36
22,979.84
24,312.03
25,999.69
28,498.61
241,814.89
248,102.08
254,195.37
260,707.87
292,539.10
7.2 Post
1,736.15
1,781.29
1,808.32
1,849.09
1,947.44
7.3 Broadcasting
2,675.18
2,744.74
2,888.43
3,004.76
3,193.72
3,044,773.87
3,502,181.70
4,082,351.76
4,648,696.98
5,385,815.10
72,839.43
86,058.68
98,961.71
113,791.81
130,821.02
330,822.23
380,445.57
430,991.55
492,574.86
650,865.63
10,085.88
11,598.77
13,244.35
15,224.39
17,362.45
1,142,366.55
1,268,182.37
1,424,064.88
6.4 Air Transport

6.5 Transport Services
7. Communications
7.1 Telecommunication
8. Wholesale and Retail
Trade
9. Hotel and Restaurants

10. Finance and Insurance
10.1 Financial Institutions
10.2 Insurance
11. Real Estate and Business Services
11.1 Real Estate
871,568.00
11.2 Business Services

(Not Health or Education)
12. Public Administration
54,026.42
62,130.39
70,643.11
80,044.52
91,236.67
151,330.40
174,029.96
197,262.29
224,188.36
253,332.33
13. Community Social and

Personal Services
13.1 Private Non Profit Organization
13.2 Other Services
163.59
188.13
211.99
244.27
276.54
204,451.11
235,118.78
267,194.85
308,520.56
350,167.22
33,356.60
39,394.14
47,095.70
56,091.04
65,482.34
8,738.36
9,961.73
11,085.85
12,470.22
14,238.27
20,657,317.67
24,295,275.32
24,839,404.15
33,984,752.12
37,409,860.61
14. Producers of Government Services

14.1 Education
14.2 Health
GDP Current Basic Price
Source: National Bureau of Statistics - National Accounts of Nigeria
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CHART 36: GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT BASIC PRICES, 2007- 2011
GDP At Current Basic Price

40
35
Naira Millions
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Year
CHART 37: GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT 1990 CONSTANT BASIC PRICES, 2007 - 2011
M
i
l
l
i
o
n
N
a
i
r
a
900000
800000
700000
600000
500000
400000
300000
200000
100000
0
2007
2008
2009
Year
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2010
2011
TABLE 494: GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT 1990 CONSTANT BASIC PRICES, 2007 2011
N'million
Activity Sector
2007
2008
2009*
2010
2011
237,685.67
252,469.72
267,179.67
282,605.07
298,414.39
21,506.93
1. Agriculture
1.1 Crop production
1.2 Livestock
16,739.35
17,877.62
19,036.33
20,264.42
1.3 forestry
3,381.29
3,587.55
3,797.52
4,016.76
4,244.60
1.4 fishing
8,670.87
9,240.54
9,810.35
10,395.40
11,014.16
123,268.89
123,443.96
116,594.57
117,121.37

2.1 Crude Petroleum and
124,285.12
Natural Gas
2.2 Coal Mining
0.15
0.16
0.17
0.19
0.21
2.3 Metal Ores
9.51
10.64
11.87
13.25
14.75
1,868.81
2,107.46
2,362.16
2,647.50
2,978.56
496.95
554.84
614.95
679.89
753.37
2.4 Quarrying and other Mining

3.
Manufacturing
3.1 Cement
3.2 Oil Refining
831.77
914.94
978.52
1,049.75
1,116.53
24,206.78
26,336.98
28,397.45
30,530.98
32,810.65
21,301.04
22,035.93
22,682.77
23,353.71
24,020.18
855.59
948.76
1,045.41
1,152.07
1,269.77
10,912.56
12,338.83
13,816.34
15,454.02
17,325.58
15,323.40
16,400.63
17,534.51
18,727.95
20,017.89
1.89
2.12
2.24
2.37
6.3 Water Transport
361.47
383.34
405.05
426.82
450.27
6.4 Air Transport
368.03
395.96
427.32
458.73
492.34
6.5 Transportation Services
962.81
1,022.31
1,078.18
1,136.96
1,198.89
14,226.75
19,159.16
25,812.44
34,803.41
46,970.67
397.84
441.25
486.44
535.93
590.41
3.3 Other Manufacturing

4.
Public Utility
4.1 Electricity
4.2 Water
6.
Transportation
6.1 Road Transport
6.2 Rail and Pipelines
7.
Communication
7.1 Telecommunications
7.2 Post
7.3 Broadcasting
8.
Wholesale and Retail Trade
9.
Hotel and Restaurants
490.54
533.47
578.73
626.65
676.55
102,616.11
117,002.89
130,438.75
145,074.31
161,519.90
2,748.78
3,104.47
3,473.63
3,888.63
4,360.43
23,531.66
24,611.77
25,543.42
26,495.45
27,489.18
885
982.26
1,076.53
1,174.00
1,280.65
9,813.72
10,970.75
12,171.02
13,479.26
14,901.71
749.85
799.94
849.44
900.21
954.99
4,479.40
4,678.29
4,884.82
5,089.76
5,297.42

10.2 Insurance
11 Real Estate and Business Services
11.1 Real Estate
11.2 Business Services
(Not Health or Education)
13. Community Social and
Personal Services
13.1 Private Non Profit
Organizations
13.2 Other Services
22.59
25.09
27.9
31.00
34.29
4,569.54
5,058.48
5,558.92
6,101.25
6,713.30
1,183.58
1,311.05
1,442.25
1,583.79
1,737.27
300.9
672,202.55
331.01
718,977.33
363.97
776,332.21
398.70
834,000.83

14.1 Education
14.2 Health
272.7
GDP At 1990 Constant Basic Price
634,251.10
Note: *= Provisional
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TABLE 495: IMPLICIT PRICE DEFLATORS 2007 - 2011

NMilion
Activity Sector
1.
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Agriculture
1.1 Crop production
1.2 Livestock
2534.6
2593.6
2818.08
2869.19
3,069.44
3,065.84
3,254.01
3,267.52
3,459.50
1.3
1.4
2478.7
2485.6
2760.18
2755.65
2,924.85
2,963.09
3,095.11
3,157.01
3,515.29
3,391.73
3,391.73
Forestry
Fishing

2.1
2.2
2.3
Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas

Coal Mining
Metal Ores
5331.49
271.7
283.42
7802.89
327.22
291.2
6,333.73
343.28
292.16
11,767.58
365.25
295.34
12,382.14
410.09
305.49
2.4
Quarrying and other Mining
1681.66
1715.74
1,717.81
1,725.85
1,759.65
3. Manufacturing
3.1 Cement
3001.7
3093.26
3,180.18
3,269.74
3,423.28
4972.03
1919.34
5200.54
1977.56
5,514.34
1,897.33
5,840.77
1,832.65
6,331.55
1,823.59
205.72
228.8
262.81
288.75
322.41
4.2 Water
5. Building and Construction
228.84
2441.81
237.44
2484.69
242.49
2,516.52
248.3
2,553.81
258.8
2,633.59
6. Transportation
6.1 Road Transport
2903.99
2745.81
2,714.12
2,647.15
506.11
323.87
482.6
237.44
482.97
308.2
481.95
317.17
2,643.60
491.79
335.06
1241.15
2,358.45
1167.44
2,247.84
1,226.98
2,254.91
1,278.77
2,286.78
1,336.45
2,377.07
1699.72
1294.95
984.78
749.09
436.39
545.35
403.69
514.51
371.74
499.1
345.03
479.49
622.81
329.85
472.06
8. Wholesale and Retail Trade

9. Hotel and Restaurants
2967.15
2649.88
2994.1
2772.08
3,129.71
2,848.95
3,204.36
2,926.27
3,334.46
3,000.19

1405.86
1545.79
1,687.29
1,859.09
2,367.72
1139.65
1180.82
1,230.29
1,296.79
1,355.75
8881.12
9136.14
9,385.96
9,408.40
9,556.38
7204.99
7766.91
8,316.45
8891.80
4,038.27
4,404.69
4,782.18
724.05
4474.22
749.87
4648.02
759.95
4,806.60
787.97
5,056.68
806.58
5,216.02
2818.29
3004.79
3,265.44
3,541.57
3,769.28
3204.38
3310.67
3,349.12
3,426.21
3,571.19
3256.96
3614.44
3,448.54
4,377.60
3,769.28
3.2
3.3
Oil Refining
Other Manufacturing
4. Public Utility
4.1 Electricity
6.2
6.3
Rail & Pipelines

Water Transport
6.4
6.5
Air Transport
Transportation Services
7. Communication
7.1 Telecommunication
7.2
7.3
Post
Broadcasting
10.2 Insurance
11. Real Estate and Business Services
11.1 Real Estate
11.2 Business Services(Not Health or
Education)
9,556.38
13. Community Social and Personal Services

13.1
13.2
Private Non Profit Organizations

Other Services

14.1
Education
14.2
Health
Implicit Price Deflators
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TABLE 496:
NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME AND ITS APPROPRIATION AT CURRENT PURCHASERS

VALUE, 2007 2011
N' million
Category
2007
Compensation of Employees
Operating Surplus
Domestic Factor Income
from the rest of the World (Net)
Property and the
Entrepreneurial Income from the
rest of the World (Net)
Indirect Taxes
Other Current Transfers from

the rest of the World (Net)
National Disposable Income
Government Final Consumption
Expenditure
Private Final Consumption
Expenditure
Savings
Appropriation of Disposable
Income
2009*
2010
2011
5,104,099.89
5,654,272.03
5,118,410.97
8,706,286.02
9,360,985.66
15,092,677.78
18,188,340.31
19,230,741.17
24,690,803.44
27,394,437.87
20,196,777.67
23,842,612.33
24,349,152.14
33,397,089.46
36,755,423.52
23,932.71
10,904.23
17,789.04
22,296.10
21,061.43
1,502,135.35
1,795,850.82
2,954,476.86
3,526,753.22
314,545.46
404,530.00
479,308.40
549,258.34
649,621.64
30,952.23
35,615.12
37,490.69
39,429.75
42,511.17
19,002,168.27
22,426,580.62
22,646,299.17
30,974,737.29
33,856,842.20
2,333,508.54
2,295,442.13
2,783,522.41
3,123,308.34
3,356,003.01
21,335,676.81
24,722,022.75
25,429,821.58
34,098,045.63
37,212,845.21
2,131,811.50
2,871,376.10
3,269,928.30
4,156,134.50
4,816,539.44
16,243,721.26
16,090,498.71
18,980,958.79
22,713,776.31
23,004,197.49
2,960,144.05
5,760,147.94
3,178,934.49
7,228,134.82
9,392,108.28
21,335,676.81
24,722,022.75
25,429,821.58
34,098,045.63
37,212,845.21
Less Subsidies
National Income Market Prices
2008
2,162,459.72

Note * *= ProvisionaI,
*= Revised
TABLE 497: NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME AND ITS APPROPRIATION AT 1990 PURCHASERS VALUE,
2007-2011
N' million
Category
2007**
2008**
2009**
2010**
2011*
129,827.09
132,697.77
106,218.53
159,335.20
153,174.47
Operating Surplus
483,037.09
519,767.94
595,196.31
596,096.64
659,496.45
Domestic Factor Income

Compensation of Employees from
the Rest of the World (Net)
Property and the Entrepreneurial
Income from the rest of the world
(Net)
612,864.18
652,465.71
701,414.85
755,431.84
812,670.92
592.46
200.39
355.26
403.03
288.91
78,774.92
85,367.53
87,045.75
104,607.76
111,216.17
Indirect Taxes
14,743.69
17,469.17
18,313.39
18,538.87
19,583.18
Less Subsidies
1,454.39
1,528.84
1,429.15
1,319.88
6,139.75
National Income at Market Prices

Other Current Transfers from the
Rest of the World (Net)
547,971.02
583,238.89
631,608.61
668,446.09
715,187.10
64,455.86
57,587.27
61,825.62
61,209.27
58,964.92
National Disposable Income

Government Final Consumption
Expenditure
Private Final Consumption
Expenditure
612,426.87
640,826.16
693,434.23
729,655.37
774,152.02
184,622.28
228,961.37
230,618.04
258,070.99
267,885.50
487,955.26
60,150.66
393,440.76
518,223.39
467,222.79
523,030.66
55,407.21
4,361.60
693,434.23
729,655.37
Savings
18,424.03
Appropriation of Disposable
Income
612,426.87
640,826.16
. Note * *= ProvisionaI,
*= Revised
539
16,764.15
774,152.02
TABLE 498: CAPITAL FINANCE AT CURRENT PURCHASERS' VALUE, 2007-2011

N' million
Category
Savings
2007
Increase In Stocks
Gross Accumulation
2010*
2011**
5,760,147.94
3,178,934.49
7,228,134.82
9,392,108.28
460,539.99
453,716.95
445,086.51
587,664.67
654,437.09
3,420,684.04
6,213,864.89
3,624,021.01
7,815,799.49
10,046,545.37
1,421.15
1,563.65
1,625.87
2,047.86
2,308.81
1,936,958.21
2,053,005.95
3,050,575.92
4,014,070.84
3,908,280.32
1,482,304.68
4,159,295.30
571,819.22
3,799,680.78
6,135,956.23
3,420,684.04
6,213,864.89
3,624,021.01
7,815,799.49
10,046,545.37
Purchase of Intangible Assets NEC

From the Rest of the World (Net))
Net Lending to the Rest of the World
2009*
2,960,144.05
Capital Transfer from the Rest of the

World (Net)
Finance of Gross Accumulation
2008

Note: NEC = Not elsewhere classified
**=Provisional
*=Revised
TABLE 499: CAPITAL FINANCE AT 1990 PURCHASERS' VALUE, 2007-2011

N' million
Category
Saving
Capital Transfer from the Rest
of the World( Net)
Finance of Gross Accumulation
Increase In Stocks
Purchase of Intangible Assets
NEC from the Rest of the
World (Net)
Net Lending to the Rest of the
World
Gross Accumulation
2007
2008
2009*
2010
2011
60,150.66
18,424.03
55,407.21
4,361.60
16,764.15
21,386.93
19,736.85
17,562.49
20,900.37
21,329.91
38,763.74
38,160.88
37,844.72
25,261.97
4,565.76
72.49
77.13
83.37
108.34
122.11
89,896.86
89,244.50
120,273.64
142,378.87
126,942.84
128,733.10
51,160.75
158,201.72
117,225.24
122,499.19
38,763.74
38,160.88
37,844.72
25,261.97
4,565.76

Note: NEC = Not elsewhere classified
- = Nil
* = rovisional
540
TABLE 500: EXTERNAL TRANSACTIONS AT CURRENT PURCHASERS' VALUE 2007-2011

N' million
Category
2007
2008
2009**
2010**
2011*
7,063,059.54
9,837,271.23
7,764,785.29
13,474,544.15
19,961,271.38
27425.99
15,056.76
20,563.60
25,128.73
27,760.22
295,169.68
263,708.43
118,699.62
125,285.31
110,328.03
From the Rest of the World
Property and Entrepreneurial
Income from the Rest of the
World
Other Current Transfers from the
Rest of the World
2,352,392.22
2,358,349.07
2,852,561.51
3,195,408.70
3,428,601,.37
Current Receipts
9,738,047.43
12,474,385,49
10,756,610.02
16,820,366.90
23,527,961.00
Import of Goods Services
6,436,060.75
6,188,471.47
7,831,817.79
9,865,990.96
13,675,626.36
Compensation of Employees To
the Rest of the World
3,493.28
4,152.53
2,774.56
2,832.62
6,698.79

Income to the Rest of the World
1,797,305.03
2,059,559,.25
2,281,159.34
3,079,762.17
3,637,081.25
18,883.68
62,906.94
69,039.10
72,100.36
72,598.36
1,482,304.68
4,159,295.30
571,819.22
3,799,680.78
6,135,956.23
Disposal of Current Receipts

9,738,047.43
12,474,385.49
10,756,610.02
16,820,366.90
Other Current Transfers to the

Rest of the World
Surplus of the Nation on Current
Transactions
Note: *= Provisional ,
** = Revised
TABLE 501: EXTERNAL TRANSACTIONS AT 1990 PURCHASERS VALUE, 2007-2011

N' million
Category
from the Rest of the World
Property Entrepreneurial Income
from the Rest of The World
Other Current Transfers from
Current Receipts
Import of Goods Services
Compensation of Employees to
Income to the Rest of the World
Other Current Transfers to the
Rest of the World
2007
2008
2009**
2010**
2011*
196,075.83
252,477.65
174,962.36
268,653.89
355,637.37
761.50
385.60
465.05
501.97
496.00
8,195.55
6,751.06
2,685.78
2,516.57
1,971.14
65,367.69
60,396.48
64,556.03
63,715.09
61,221.96
270,400.56
320,010.78
242,669.21
335,387.51
419,326.47
311,082.32
276,058.53
308,299.22
342,883.66
426,174.22
169.04
185.21
109.78
98.94
207.09
86,970.46
92,118.58
89,731.53
107,124.33
113,187.31
911.83
2,809.21
2,730.41
2,505.81
2,257.04
158,201.72
117,225.24
122,499.19
242,669.21
335,387.51
419,326.47
Surplus of the Nation on

Current Transactions
128,733.10
Disposal of Current Receipts
270,400.56
51,160.75
320,010.78

Note:- **= Revised,
*= Provisional
541
TABLE 502: COMPOSITION OF GROSS FIXED CAPITAL FORMATION AT CURRENT PURCHASERS' VALUE,
2007-2011
N' million
Type of Asset
Residential/Non Residential Building Other
Construction Except Land Improvement
Land Improvement
Transport Equipment
Machinery and Equipment
Breeding Stock
Increase In Stock
Gross Capital Formation
2007
2008
2009*
2010
2011
17,541.23
17,890.86
20,035.86
22,407.96
25,117.80
3,157.42
3,220.36
3,606.45
4,033.43
4,521.20
25,075.60
22,003.11
39,573.43
48,810.36
37,325.60
44,045.44
46,048.55
56,971.01
67,034.69
59,880.13
77.17
81.61
86.89
92.43
98.12
89,896.86
89,244.50
120,273.64
142,378.87
126,942.84
72.49
77.13
83.37
108.34
122.11
89,969.36
89,321.63
120,357.00
142,487.21
127,064.95
Source: National Bureau Of Statistics - National Accounts of Nigeria

Note:- **= Revised,
*= Provisional
TABLE 503:
COMPOSITION OF GROSS FIXED CAPITAL FORMATION AT 1990 PURCHASERS VALUE,

2007 - 2011
N' million
Type of Asset
2007
2008
2009*
2010
2011
17,541.23
17,890.86
20,035.86
22,407.96
25,117.80
3,157.42
3,220.36
3,606.45
4,033.43
4,521.20
25,075.60
22,003.11
39,573.43
48,810.36
37,325.60
44,045.44
46,048.55
56,971.01
67,034.69
59,880.13
77.17
81.61
86.89
92.43
98.12
89,896.86
89,244.50
120,273.64
142,378.87
126,942.84
72.49
77.13
83.37
108.34
122.11
89,969.36
89,321.63
Source: National Bureau Of Statistics - National Accounts of Nigeria
Note:- **= Revised,
*= Provisional
120,357.00
142,487.21
127,064.95
Residential/Non Residential Building Other

Construction Except Land Improvement
Land Improvement
Transport Equipment
Machinery and Equipment
Breeding Stock
Increase In Stock
Gross Capital Formation
542
CHAPTER 15
PUBLIC FINANCE
This chapter presents data on public finance. The key data are on revenue, expenditure and public
debts (domestic and external) of the Federal, State and Local Governments.
What is Revenue?
Revenue is an inflow of resources or money into the government sector from other economic
units/sectors. It includes all non-payable receipts and grants. Grants are non-compulsory, nonrepayable unrequited receipts from other governments and international institutions, and are divided
into current and capital. While current revenue comprises tax and non-tax receipts within the fiscal
year, capital revenue covers receipts from non-financial assets used in production process for more
than one year.
What is Expenditure?
Expenditure is an outflow of resources from government to other sectors of the economy, whether
requited or unrequited. It is divided into recurrent and capital expenditures. Recurrent expenditures
are payments for non-repayable transactions within one year, whereas capital expenditures are
payments for non-financial assets used in production process for more than one year.
What is Fiscal Deficit?

Fiscal deficit is the difference between government payments for expenditure, net lending and total
receipts from revenue, grants and loan repayments. It indicates that payments are higher than total
receipts within the fiscal year. When payments are less than total receipts, the fiscal operations of
government result in fiscal surplus.
543
TABLE 504: FEDERATION ACCOUNT OPERATION, 2007 - 2011

Billion
Source
2007
2008
2009**
2010**
2011*
Total Revenue (Gross)
5,715.6
7,866.6
4,844.6
7,303.7
11,116.9
Oil Revenue (Gross)

Crude Oil Exports
PPT and Royalties, etc.
4,462.9
1,851.0
1,500.6
6,530.6
2,251.4
2,812.3
3,191.9
897.8
1,256.5
5,396.1
1,696.2
1,944.7
8,879.0
2,287.9
3,976.3
Domestic crude Oil Sales

Other Oil Revenue
1,094.6
16.8
1,462.5
4.4
953.0
84.5
1,746.3
8.8
2,608.8
6.0
Less:
Deductions1
1,837.1
3,313.7
1,174.8
2,393.7
4,863.6
Oil Revenue (Net)
2,625.8
3,216.9
2,017.1
3,002.4
4,015.4
Non-Oil Revenue
1,252.5
1,336.0
1,652.2
1,907.6
2,237.9
Companies Income Tax
327.0
416.8
568.1
657.3
700.5
Customs and Excise Duties
241.4
281.3
297.5
309.2
438.3
Privatization/GSM proceeds
289.6
404.5
468.4
562.9
649.5
268.7
51.8
74.1
-
114.0
47.2
72.2
-
73.2
139.5
98.5
7.5
153.6
114.5
103.4
6.8
182.5
101.7
156.8
8.6
42.1
52.6
69.8
125.5
94.9
Non-Oil Revenue (Net)
1,252.5
1,283.4
1,582.9
1,782.0
2,143.0
Federally collected Revenue (Net)

Federation Account
3,878.4
3,878.4
4,552.8
4,552.8
3,600.1
3,600.1
4,784.5
918.6
6,158.4
1,073.1
Transfer to Federal Govt. Ind. Revenue

Transfer to VAT Pool Account
Other Transfer 3
Distributable Federaly collected Revenue (Net)
Memorandum items
Deductions:
Oil Revenue
JVC Cash calls
Excess Crude Proceeds
Excess PPT & Royalty
268.7
289.6
125.9
3,194.2
114.0
388.3
119.4
3,931.1
73.2
449.7
245.6
2,831.7
153.6
540.3
224.7
3,865.9
182.5
623.5
267.1
5,085.3
1,891.1
1,807.0
550.0
1,168.5
88.5
3,313.7
3,261.2
579.1
1,728.5
953.6
1,314.3
1,174.8
809.6
60.4
218.0
2,519.2
2,393.7
962.9
615.8
179.3
4,958.5
4,863.6
1,008.8
1,226.2
,812.2
86.7
635.7
816.4
42.2
16.9
13.1
12.1
0.1
52.6
16.7
19.7
16.2
0.0
69.8
22.7
20.8
18.7
7.5
125.5
26.3
21.6
22.5
55.1
94.9
28.7
29.5
26.0
10.7
Value Added Tax (VAT)

Tax on Petroleum Products
Fed Govt. Independent Revenue of Fed. Govt. (including
GSM)
Education Tax
Custom Levies
NITDF
Less Deduction2
Others
Non-Oil Revenue
4% FIRS cost of collection
7% NCS cost of collection
Cost of collection for VAT
Others
Note: 1 = Memorandum item
2 = Includes Education Tax and Customes levies
3.* * = Revised
4. *= Provisional
544
TABLE 505: SUMMARY OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FINANCES, 2007 - 2011

Billion
2007
2008
2009**
2010**
2011*
Federal Government Retained Revenue
2,333.7
3,193.4
2,646.9
3,089.2
3,553.5
Share of Federation Account
1,500.9
1,847.0
1,353.6
1,830.9
2,403.9
43.4
58.3
67.4
81.1
93.5
Federal Government Independent Revenue
268.7
114.0
73.2
153.6
182.5
Share of Excess Crude Account
299.1
492.2
706.4
464.1
836.9
Privatization Proceeds
221.6
682.0
333.3
559.5
36.7
Total Expenditure
2,450.9
3,240.8
3,456.9
4,194.6
4,712.1
Recurrent Expenditure
1,589.3
2,117.4
2,131.9
3,109.4
3,314.5
Good and Services
1,235.4
1,538.1
1,712.5
2,546.2
2,527.3
Personnel cost
761.2
942.8
952.6
1,380.5
1,722.4
Pension
106.1
137.9
195.7
183.5
131.5
Overhead Cost
368.1
457.4
564.2
982.3
673.3
Interest Paayments
213.7
381.2
251.8
415.6
527.2
Foreign
103.2
59.0
37.2
39.9
41.8
Domestic
110.5
322.2
214.5
375.8
485.4
Transfers
140.2
198.1
167.7
147.5
260.1
Share of VAT Pool Account
Loan Recovery from States

Others 1
FCT & Others (Special fund)
1,420.2
198.1
167.7
147.5
260.1
Capital Expenditure & Net Lending
759.3
960.9
1,152.8
883.9
918.5
Domestic Financed Budget
759.3
960.9
1,152.8
883.9
918.5
Budgetary
759.3
960.9
1,152.8
883.9
918.5
Transfers
102.3
162.6
172.2
201.3
479.0
NDDC
24.0
60.1
51.3
44.9
56.1
NJC
43.0
58.5
78.0
91.0
95.0
UBE
35.3
44.0
39.3
46.1
64.6
3.6
19.3
263.4
Primary Surplus(+) Defiicit(-)
96.5
333.8
-558.2
-689.8
-631.3
Current Surplus(+) Deficit(-)
744.4
1,076.1
515.0
-20.2
239.0
-117.2
-47.4
-810.0
-1,054.4
-1,158.5
117.2
47.4
810.0
1,054.4
1,158.5
Others
Balance of Revenue and Expenditure
OVERALL SURPLUS(+) DEFICIT(-)

Financing
Foreign( Net)
93.6
75.0
73.3
Domestic (Net)
117.2
47.4
716.4
1,110.5
855.3
Banking System
159.8
67.9
110.9
749.7
496.4
-4.2
318.5
118.5
6.2
Central Bank
Deposit Money Bank
159.8
72.1
-207.6
631.3
490.2
Non-Bank Public
40.2
82.8
796.8
354.5
355.8
Privatization Proceeds
12.3
7.0
6.4
3.0
Other Funds
-95.1
-103.3
-198.3
-80.2
Source: Central Bank of Nigeria
Note: 1 = Include refunds of loan to Cross River State, unspent balances in special accounts and Ministries,
2. ** = Revised, * = Provisional
229.9
545
TABLE 506: RECURRENT EXPENDITURE OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, 2007 2011

Billion
2007
2008
2009
2010**
2011*
Administrative
626.3
731
820.8
1267.1
1,427.1
General Administration
310.1
369.6
437.9
694.5
699.2
Defence
Internal Security
National Assembly
72.1
95.8
54.8
198.7
164.7
181.3
196.9
221.7
224.2
283.2
62.8
68.7
106.4
149.7
280.0
179.1
313.8
317.2
413
310.5
Agriculture
32.5
65.4
22.4
28.2
41.2
Construction
71.3
94.5
80.6
57.1
195.9
Transportation and Communications
32.2
67.4
90
42.4
13.1
Other Economic Services
43.1
86.5
124.1
285.3
60.3
Social And Community Services
256.7
332.9
354.2
550.9
620.7
Education
150.8
164
137.1
170.8
335.8
81.9
98.2
90.2
99.1
231.8
24
70.7
126.9
281
53.1
Tranfers
527.2
739.7
639.7
878.4
956.2
Public Debt Charges
213.7
381.2
251.8
415.6
527.2
Domestic
110.5
322.2
214.5
375.8
485.4
Foreign
103.2
59
37.3
39.9
41.8
Pension and Gratuities
106.2
137.9
195.7
183.5
131.5
178
198.1
163.7
147.5
260.1
Economic Services
Health
Others.
FCT&Others
Contingencies /Subventions
Other/Other CFR Charges
Total
29.3
22.5
24.5
131.7
37.4
1,589.30
2,117.40
2,127.90
3,109.40
3,314.5

Note: * = Provisional
CHART 38:
B
i
l
l
i
o
n
N
a
i
r
a
RECURRENT EXPENDITURE OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, 2007 2011
Total Recurrent Expenditure

3,314.50
3,109.40
3,500.00
3,000.00
2,117.402,127.90
2,500.00
2,000.00
1,589.30
Total Recurrent
Expenditure
1,500.00
1,000.00
500.00
0.00
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Year
546
TABLE 507: FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CAPITAL EXPENDITURE, 2007 2011

Billion
Sources
2007
2008
2009
2010**
2011*
Administration
227.0
287.1
315.9
264.6
232.6
General Administration
178.3
210.3
212.2
171.1
138.0
Defence
24.3
32.3
47.3
28.4
0.8
Internal Security
15.2
28.9
32.1
60.3
28.1
National Assembly
Economic Services
griculture and Natural Resources
Manuf, Mining and Quarrying
Transportation and Communication
Housing
9.2
15.6
24.2
4.4
65.7
358.4
504.4
506.0
412.2
386.5
94.1
106.0
138.9
78.0
62.9
8.1
12.7
31.0
20.6
7.6
31.4
80.1
106.2
68.9
58.8
5.8
8.9
0.0
20.4
22.0
Roads and Construction
105.7
126.9
138.5
195.4
150.7
National Priority Projects
JVC Calls/NNPC Priority Projects
PTF
Counterpart Funding
1.6
2.0
3.4
NDDC
Others
111.7
167.8
88.1
29.0
84.4
Social And Community Services
150.9
152.1
120.7
147.4
91.9
Education
46.8
48.8
43.4
87.9
35.4
Health
96.9
97.2
52.5
35.0
39.5
Others
7.2
6.1
24.8
24.6
17.0
23.0
17.3
210.2
59.7
207.5
Financial Obligations
Capital Repayment
Domestic
Foreign
External Obligations
Transfers
Contingencies
23.0
17.3
210.2
59.7
207.5
Net Lending to SGs/LGs/Parast
Grants to State
759.3
960.9
1,152.8
883.9
918.5
Capital Supplementations
Others
Total
Sources: Central Bank of Nigeria
= Nil
547
CHART 39:
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, 2007 2011
Total Capital Expenditure

b
i
l
l
i
o
n
n
a
i
r
a
1200
1000
800
600
total capital Expenditure
400
200
0
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Year
TABLE 508: EXTERNAL PUBLIC DEBTS OUTSTANDING, 2007 - 2011

Billion
Holder
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Multilateral
374.3
464.6
524.2
635.4
723.1
Paris Club
London Club
Par Bonds
64.8
58.7
523.3
66.2
590.4
54.4
689.8
173.7
896.8
Promissory Notes
Others
64.6
438.9
Total Debts
Sources: Central Bank of Nigeria (- Statistical Bulletin)
TABLE 509: FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S DOMESTIC DEBTS OUTSTANDING, 2007 - 2011

Billion
2007**
2008*
2009*
2010**
2011*
Treasury Bills
574.9
471.9
797.5
1,277.1
1,727.9
Treasury Bonds
407.9
402.3
392.1
372.9
353.7
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.2
1,007.7
1445.6
1974.9
2,901.6
3,541.2
178.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
00.0
2,169.6
2,320.3
3,228.0
4,551.8
5624.8
Composition of Debt Instrument
Development Stocks
FG Bonds
Special FGN Bonds
Total
Holdings
Central Bank of Nigeria
293.6
289.4
323.2
343.1
348.0
Deposit Money Banks (DMBs)
1,410.0
1,482.2
1,919.3
2,605.0
3,790.8
Total Banking System
1,703.6
1,771.5
1,882.5
3,092.5
4,286.0
466.0
548.8
1,345.6
1,603.7
1,484.0
2,941.8
2,320.3
3,228.0
4,551.8
5,622.8
Non-Banking Public1
Total Debt Outstanding
Sources: Central Bank of Nigeria
Note: ** = Revised, * = Provisional
1
= Including Merchant Banks
548
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DEBTS OUTSTANDING, 2007 2011
CHART 40:
5,622.80
6,000.00
4,551.80
5,000.00
4,000.00
3,228.00
2,941.80
2,320.30
3,000.00
2,000.00
438.9
1,000.00
896.8
689.8
590.4
523.3
0.00
2007
2008
2009
Total External Debt Outstanding
2010
2011
TotaI Domestics Debts Outstanding
TABLE 510: SUMMARY OF STATE GOVERNMENT AND FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY FINANCES,
2007 2011
Million
Current Revenue
Federation Account(a)
2007
2008
2009*
2010*
20111
2,065,406.00
2,852,134.70
2,590,673.20
2,739,369.77
3,410,144.19
1,109,338.80
1,693,968.60
973,790.30
1,353,741.34
1,786,254.13
Value Added Tax
144,372.80
198,056.80
229,323.20
275,574.63
317,994.64
Internal Revenue
305,706.30
353,063.70
461,224.50
420,454.83
509,290.85
Grants And Others
209,378.80
205,626.20
188,047.50
83,271.82
88,695.78
37,694.90
41,805.40
29,731.60
99,571.25
11,215.49
Stabilization Fund Receipts

Share of Excess Oil Revenue
258,914.30
359,614.00
708,556.10
506,755.91
696,693.30
1,217,432.90
1,351,482.60
1,426,055.60
1,437,002.76
2,055,755.88
Current Surplus(+)/Deficit(-)
847,973.10
1,500,652.10
1,164,617.60
1,302,367.01
1,354,388.31
Capital Expenditure
854,793.20
1,488,906.00
1,284,161.40
1,339,029.85
1,375,212.91
43,912.80
59,148.70
66,696.00
95,434.72
111,032.37
2,116,138.90
2,899,537.30
2,776,913.00
2,871,467.33
3,542,001.15
-50,732.90
-47,402.60
-186,239.80
-132,097.55
-131,856.96
50,732.90
47,402.60
186,239.70
132,097.55
131,856.96
Internal Loans
5,860.10
25,735.20
162,271.70
225,795.03
170,408.42
External Loans
25,735.20
5,860.10
7,978.90
24,809.82
12,977.22
163,467.60
0.00
0.00
Other Loans
19,137.60
Note:
a = Gross Statutory Allocation
(+) = decrease
(-) = increase
* = Revised
1
= Provisional
15,807.30
147,478.50
-118,507.29
-51,528.68
Recurrent Expenditure
Extra-Budgetary Expenditure
Total Expenditure
Overall Surplus(+)/Deficit(-)
Financing
Opening Cash Balance
549
TABLE 511: SUMMARY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCES, 2007 - 2011

Million
Current Revenue
Federation Account
State Allocation
2007
2008
2009
2010
20111
832,300.0
1,387,871.3
1,069,365.2
1,359,161.3
1,603,806.6
568,300.0
722,258.6
529,315.0
1,082,302.9
1,278,835.9
3,000.0
3,317.4
19,735.7
12,673.9
14,033.0
105,100.0
135,921.3
157,378.6
189,119.8
218,231.4
21,300.0
22,731.4
26,064.2
26,150.0
27,329.5
134,600.0
503,642.6
336,871.7
48914.6
65,376.8
Reccurent Expenditure
683,600.0
1,140,100.0
704,610.0
823,693.3
1,179,410.3
Current Surplus(+)/Deficit(-)
148,700.0
247,771.3
364,755.2
535,468.0
424,396.3
Capital Expenditure
143,800.0
247,800.0
363,003.7
532,958.9
421,757.2
Total Expenditure
827,400.0
1,387,900.0
1,067,613.7
1,356,652.2
1,601,167.5
4,900.0
-28.8
1,751.6
2,509.1
2,639.1
-4,900.0
28.8
-1,751.6
-2,509.1
-2,639.1
2,800.0
0.0
6,076.2
3,242.2
6,261.9
37,300.0
0.0
38,453.4
30,420.0
26,324.7
Other funds*
-45,000.0
28.8
-46,281.2
Source: Central Bank of Nigeria - Statistical Bulletin/Annual Report and Statement of Account
Note: * = Statutory Allocation
1
= Provisional
(+) = decrease, (-) = increase
a = Include stabilization fund, Gen. Ecology and share of Excess oil revenue in
2007, 2008 and budget Augmentation.
-36,171.3
-35,225.7
Value Added Tax

Internal Revenue
Grants and Others
Overall Surplus(+)/Deficit(-)
Financing
Loans
Opening Cash Balance
550
TABLE 512: NET STATUTORY, CRUDE OIL PROCEEDS EXCESS AND VALUE ADDED TAX ALLOCATION
TO STATES - 2007
Naira
Net Statutory Allocation
Crude Oil
Proceed Excess
Value Added Tax
Total
Abia
7,831,711,511.92
2,521,249,268.25
1,137,345,474.18
11,490,306,254.35
Adamawa
7,606,365,283.27
2,326,134,572.60
1,148,394,356.14
11,080,894,212.01
Akwa-Ibom
37,103,767,289.87
14,658,094,306.86
1,338,793,887.38
53,100,655,484.11
Anambra
7,440,082,178.78
2,119,132,773.06
1,307,576,735.81
10,866,791,687.65
Bauchi
7,566,592,992.89
2,624,593,141.48
1,312,179,257.54
11,503,365,391.91
Bayelsa
25,522,992,640.32
8,114,819,850.96
1,141,318,655.06
34,779,131,146.34
Benue
8,108,248,694.87
2,509,880,882.39
1,265,736,179.68
11,883,865,756.94
Borno
8,451,735,913.33
2,664,325,367.62
1,302,434,269.67
12,418,495,550.62
Cross River
7,862,207,788.63
3,229,907,811.24
1,128,595,544.75
12,220,711,144.62
27,291,989,837.22
8,820,700,799.03
1,516,497,460.15
37,629,188,096.40
Ebonyi
6,427,928,791.47
1,968,122,784.74
1,053,995,807.09
9,450,047,383.30
Edo
7,715,937,702.35
2,437,380,662.92
1,291,182,164.70
11,444,500,529.97
Ekiti
6,449,236,848.80
1,957,196,328.72
1,078,951,225.05
9,485,384,402.57
Enugu
6,815,548,755.95
2,165,574,369.67
1,209,788,704.58
10,190,911,830.20
Gombe
6,349,859,182.81
1,992,329,541.32
1,108,118,619.03
9,450,307,343.16
Imo
9,129,801,046.72
3,013,660,991.73
1,236,096,997.82
13,379,559,036.27
Jigawa
7,894,316,028.64
2,548,725,950.30
1,280,861,893.82
11,723,903,872.76
Kaduna
8,763,810,116.24
2,851,437,087.28
1,582,681,195.00
13,197,928,398.52
11,035,114,807.14
3,468,562,785.29
2,138,277,636.72
16,641,955,229.15
Katsina
8,993,350,040.68
2,719,706,919.52
1,484,217,193.51
13,197,274,153.71
Kebbi
6,673,795,826.26
2,261,722,820.80
1,270,832,575.23
10,206,351,222.29
Kogi
7,149,667,801.78
2,268,498,751.69
1,362,369,257.52
10,780,535,810.99
Kwara
6,692,459,501.78
2,065,288,354.94
1,063,198,952.81
9,820,946,809.53
Lagos
6,802,771,500.68
3,277,753,341.49
8,114,507,982.88
18,195,032,825.05
Nasarawa
5,923,430,823.90
1,953,993,638.75
972,348,053.28
8,849,772,515.93
Niger
8,187,049,602.57
2,627,666,978.16
1,215,714,365.65
12,030,430,946.38
Ogun
6,944,383,141.16
2,213,345,739.92
1,294,215,779.60
10,451,944,660.68
Ondo
14,634,365,519.52
5,088,307,408.13
1,273,626,065.95
20,996,298,993.60
Osun
6,599,007,226.77
2,127,202,855.70
1,214,520,834.42
9,940,730,916.89
Oyo
7,740,200,040.88
2,654,833,510.97
1,535,307,624.46
11,930,341,176.31
Plateau
7,107,690,246.93
2,264,017,664.51
1,281,995,548.39
10,653,703,459.83
Rivers
54,635,370,819.89
20,156,634,701.54
2,526,477,251.02
77,318,482,772.45
Sokoto
7,847,877,913.09
2,395,796,067.89
1,395,157,991.22
11,638,831,972.20
Taraba
7,066,155,388.77
2,239,109,109.06
1,031,522,976.01
10,336,787,473.84
Yobe
6,744,008,754.80
2,175,883,262.91
1,014,406,917.69
9,934,298,935.40
Zamfara
7,294,381,575.96
2,255,088,417.24
1,178,251,363.17
10,727,721,356.37
FCT (Abuja)
9,797,562,628.79
3,177,088,463.18
1,076,149,941.94
14,050,801,033.91
Total
402,200,775,765.43
135,913,767,281.86
Source: Federal Ministry of Finance
Note:- The allocation for 2007 was only for January - May.
54,883,646,738.92
592,998,189,786.21
State
Delta
Kano
551
TABLE 513: NET STATUTORY, CRUDE OIL PROCEEDS EXCESS AND VALUE ADDED TAX ALLOCATION
TO LGAS IN NAIRA - 2007
Naira
Net Statutory Allocation
Crude Oil
Proceed Excess
Value Added Tax
Total
Abia
4,477,410,775.15
1,412,324,978.63
681,434,895.43
6,571,170,649.21
Adamawa
5,583,070,239.05
1,759,351,910.62
788,834,830.26
8,131,256,979.93
Akwa-Ibom
7,010,170,139.65
2,230,458,457.44
1,151,844,614.35
10,392,473,211.44
Anambra
5,582,477,212.04
1,760,539,657.90
896,337,572.61
8,239,354,442.55
Bauchi
6,193,619,594.79
1,971,226,466.47
876,147,936.49
9,040,993,997.75
Bayelsa
2,443,764,990.94
764,974,384.38
453,717,201.13
3,662,456,576.45
Benue
6,300,917,994.78
2,020,712,633.61
919,392,660.19
9,241,023,288.58
Borno
7,109,148,478.18
2,241,005,827.77
1,036,067,088.71
10,386,221,394.66
Cross River
4,771,441,284.21
1,504,139,411.19
700,498,870.02
6,976,079,565.42
Delta
6,196,689,699.97
65,153,291,166.91
17,091,099,531.91
88,441,080,398.79
Ebonyi
3,301,562,585.23
1,043,536,884.90
526,179,365.31
4,871,278,835.44
Edo
4,921,521,171.36
1,549,146,800.98
801,323,062.41
7,271,991,034.75
Ekiti
3,886,548,318.92
1,231,426,855.95
615,075,903.64
5,733,051,078.51
Enugu
4,490,705,772.85
1,416,523,604.09
729,509,693.43
6,636,739,070.37
Gombe
3,172,561,288.07
995,971,101.45
512,008,994.15
4,680,541,383.67
Imo
6,384,923,881.56
2,026,313,639.25
994,167,319.90
9,405,404,840.71
Jigawa
6,968,524,066.53
2,200,221,374.59
1,027,951,852.43
10,196,697,293.55
Kaduna
7,388,118,529.35
2,307,913,271.08
1,130,832,107.87
10,826,863,908.30
State
Kano
12,051,677,697.03
3,794,208,394.61
2,009,608,892.35
17,855,494,983.99
Katsina
8,740,267,302.05
2,760,507,830.73
1,336,016,684.16
12,836,791,816.94
Kebbi
5,492,281,306.38
1,732,307,210.97
861,997,631.06
8,086,586,148.41
Kogi
5,581,490,926.89
1,759,105,962.97
918,600,267.56
8,259,197,157.42
Kwara
4,307,344,846.72
1,356,276,120.28
606,257,478.69
6,269,878,445.69
Lagos
7,447,283,299.98
2,314,692,754.27
5,017,364,696.90
14,779,340,751.15
Nasarawa
3,449,021,348.07
1,086,830,587.34
472,700,905.61
5,008,552,841.02
Niger
6,972,848,862.76
2,191,075,632.81
932,030,896.84
10,095,955,392.41
Ogun
5,411,967,372.80
1,621,045,781.08
856,372,203.60
7,889,385,357.48
Ondo
4,855,468,659.18
1,529,669,384.45
793,321,494.44
7,178,459,538.07
Osun
6,559,318,276.74
2,091,298,976.13
1,047,741,481.73
9,698,358,734.60
Oyo
8,300,189,623.66
2,624,540,160.80
1,336,193,248.99
12,260,923,033.45
Plateau
4,796,015,483.10
1,507,058,222.68
771,968,731.58
7,075,042,437.36
Rivers
6,296,577.80
1,982,562,168.86
1,684,325,753.40
3,673,184,500.06
Sokoto
6,050,173,011.36
1,907,926,952.68
991,014,262.47
8,949,114,226.51
Taraba
4,829,906,897.00
1,511,400,656.79
586,602,124.30
6,927,909,678.09
Yobe
4,579,313,937.12
1,441,343,911.81
598,625,853.01
6,619,283,701.94
Zamfara
4,420,207,661.77
1,381,369,651.84
635,789,614.04
6,437,366,927.65
FCT (Abuja)
1,445,352,074.81
457,894,403.50
1,250,477,231.91
3,153,723,710.22
Total
201,479,601,187.85
128,640,193,191.81
Source: Federal Ministry of Finance
Note: - The allocation for 2007 was only for January - May.
53,639,432,952.88
383,759,227,332.54
552
TABLE 514: SECTORAL UTILIZATION OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE, 2008 2011

Nmillion
Item
2008
2009
2010
2011**
30,148,793,156.70
23,761,042,949.59
6,210,694.92
7,803,499.81
Industrial Sector
10,552,505,895.11
7,378,085,608.02
1,857,330.91
2,198,065.45
Food Products
3,974,499,842.49
3,433,800,953.49
1,067,801.45
1,319,177.43
Manufactured Products
6,810,416,778.62
6,027,509,257.50
1,302,327.33
1,269,317.36
Transport Sector
1,672,055,439.57
1,564,059,476.69
341,294.64
515,916.19
Agricultural Sector
364,035,082.98
271,721,995.99
93,381.75
40,203.37
Minerals
302,144,450.05
154,742,213.47
40,660.59
110,524.71
6,473,135,667.88
4,931,123,444.43
1,507,898.25
2,350,295.28
18,176,659,245.71
8,835,372,099.69
2,729,909.53
2,592,135.54
1,556,891,865.09
1,487,427,941.81
297,562.48
250,108.58
839,316,388.73
345,487,159.19
101,381.18
87,912.04
37,413,173.87
42,385,296.47
66,952.53
27,609.46
Distribution Services
66,544,015.46
44,498,547.93
23,221.72
9,491.34
Educational Services
714,202,740.28
192,725,644.53
40,490.44
48,179.33
133,245.78
14,287,015,997.06
5,882,952,802.28
1,981,766.48
1,848,904.98
Health Related & Social Services
7,008,385.55
4,327,480.09
183.27
355.25
Tourism & Travel Related Services
29,663,844.38
10,489,074.24
4,701.42
53,172.78
435,297.17
369,698.89
109.69
124.67
Transport Services
534,181,406.51
711,994,666.69
192,124.34
224,233.34
Other Services not Included Elsewhere
103,986,131.61
112,580,541.79
21,413.96
Total (A + B)
48,325,452,402.41
Note:- ** Provisional
32,596,415,049.28
8,940,604.45
A. Imports
Oil Sector
B. Invisibles
Business Services
Communication Services
Construction & Related Engineering
Service
Environmental Services
Financial Services
Recreational, Cultural & Sporting Service
553
42,043.77
10,395,635.35
TABLE 515.1:
INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT POSITION, 2007 2011

N' Million
Type of Asset/Liability
2007*
2008*
2009*
2010*
2011**
ASSETS
Net International Investment Position of Nigeria
1,322,317.15
1,702,271.29
252,306.47
-1,564,742.47
-748,615.73
Assets
9,142,501.26
11,726,739.75
12,914,615.43
12,605,496.36
16,094,620.03
Direct Investment Abroad
177,712.37
339,975.31
616,013.82
759,503.35
895,161.59
Portfolio Investment Abroad*
732,395.98
1,453,797.98
1,764,724.50
1,919,368.32
2,227,498.94
665,8105.87
1,287,230.18
1,566,414.85
1,733,817.50
2,053,693.71
665,805.87
1,287,230.18
1,566,414.85
1,733,817.50
2,053,693.71
Debt Securities
66,590.11
166,567.810
198,309.65
185,550.82
173,805.23
Money Market
66,590.11
166,567.80
198,309.65
185,550.82
173,805.23
Equities Securities
Banks
Banks
66,590.11
166,567.80
198,309.65
185,550.82
173,805.23
2,176,621.20
2,907,238.74
3,833,705.77
5,054,393.29
853,217.74
Trade Credit
852,096.13
378,510.50
1,006,175.10
1,053,681.39
853,217.74
Other Sector
852,096.13
378,510.50
1,006,175.10
1,053,681.39
853,217.74
Loans
137,752.39
193,485.90
275,559.27
311,820.13
366,022.20
Banks
137,752.39
193,485.90
275,559.27
311,820.13
366,022.20
Other Assets
Long Term
Short Term
137,752.39
193,485.90
275,559.27
311,820.13
366,022.20
1,186,772.68
2,335,242.34
2,551,971.40
3,688,891.77
6,586,872.04
Currency and deposits

Monetary Authority
Gen. Government
238,223.90
544,007.68
958,583.43
1,272,043.47
1,643,170.22
Banks
681,816.26
1,227,126.91
950,009.99
978,444.55
1,547,687.25
Other Sector
Reserve Assets
Gold
Special Drawing Rights
Reserve Position in the Fund (IMF)
Foreign Exchange
266,732.53
564,107.75
643,377.98
1,438,403.75
3,395,964.57
6,055,771.71
7,025,727.72
6,700,171.34
4,872,231.41
5,165,897.52
94.38
156.42
360,598.49
388,677.19
407,057.08
6,055,677.33
7,025,571.30
6,339,572.85
4,483,554.22
Source: Central Bank of Nigeria Statistical Bulletin

Notes: * = Revised
** = Provisional
- = Nil
554
4,758,840.44
TABLE 515.2:
INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT POSITION, 2007 2011

N' Million
Type of Asset/Liability
Liabilities
2007*
2008*
2009*
2010*
2011**
7,820184.11
10,024,468.46
12,662,308.96
14,170,238.83
16,843,235.76
Direct Investment in reporting Economy
4 ,403,765.83
6 ,041,843.54
8 ,111,380.86
9 ,088,816.43
10,544,633.05
Equity Capital and Reinvestment Earnings
4,243,883.45
5,853,755.48
7,896,045.49
8 ,862,795.97
10,260,590.29
159,882.38
188,088.06
215,335.37
2 26,020.46
284,042.76
Other Capital
Portfolio Investment Abroad*
1 ,459,134.36
1 ,816,468.35
2 ,149,297.07
2 ,729,474.63
3,572,224.12
Equity securities
801,545.99
773,446.51
946,446.51
1 ,281,610.49
1,768,434.70
Debt Securities
657,588.37
1,043,021.85
1,202,850.56
1 ,447,864.14
1,8036,789.42
Bonds and Notes
605,515.24
860,311.75
984,547.53
1 ,094,844.53
1,309,766.36
General Government
605,515.24
860,311.75
984,547.53
1 ,094,844.53
1,309,766.36
Money Market
52,073.14
182,710.10
218,303.04
3 53,019.61
494,023.06
Banks
52,073.14
182,710.10
218,303.04
353,019.61
494,023.06
Other Liabilities
1,957,283.92
2,166,156.56
2,401,631.03
2,351,947.78
2,726,378.58
Loans
1,194,698.71
1,345,537.25
1,537,484.93
1,515,504.13
1,622,736.11
General Government
416,811.60
464,914.43
554,511.01
667,310.81
922,185.48
Long Term
416,811.60
464,914.43
554,511.01
667,310.81
922,185.48
Short Term
Banks
291,233.72
297,503.80
386,821.63
375,575.91
469,313.41
Currency and deposits
762,585.21
820,619.31
864,146.10
836,443.65
1,103,642.48
Other Sector
486,653.38
583,119.02
596,152.29
472,617.41
231,237.22
Banks
Source: Central Bank of Nigeria Statistical Bulletin
Notes: * = Revised
** = Provisional
- = Nil
762,585.21
820,619.31
864,146.10
836,443.65
1,103,642.48
555
CHAPTER 16
BANKING
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is the apex regulatory authority of the Nigerian Financial
st
System; established in 1958 and commencing operations on the 1 of July, 1959.
Among its primary functions, the CBN promotes and maintains monetary stability and a sound
and efficient financial system in the country. It also issues legal tender currency notes and coins;
maintains Nigerias external reserves to safeguard the national value of the currency; and
formulates and implements the monetary and exchange rate policies of the country.
The Bank is a banker and financial adviser to the Federal Government and lender of the last
resort to other banks. Similarly, it promotes the growth and development of other financial
institutions.
The legal bases of the Central Banks authority are the CBN Decree (Act) No 24 of 1991
(amended in 1997, 1998 and 1999) and the Banks and Other Financial Institutions Decree (Act)
No. 25 of 1991 (amended in 1997, 1998 and 1999), which supersede the CBN Act of 1958 and
the Banking Decree of 1996 and later amendments. The current laws generally give the CBN
more flexibility in regulating and supervising the banking sector (as well as other financial
institutions, which hitherto operated outside any regulatory framework. These include Primary
Mortgage Institutions, Finance Companies, Community Banks and Development Financial
Institutions). The key data on banking sector include financial institutions, money and credits,
securities, etc
556
TABLE 516.1: MONETARY AUTHORITIES' ANALYTICAL ACCOUNT ASSETS, 2007- 2011

Million
Assets
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
6,570,263.7
7,341,452.2
6,547,465.0
5,411,324.6
5,829,819.2
19.0
19.0
19.0
19.0
19.0
681,816.4
2,045,948.2
74,474.1
121,566.9
59,127.4
5,816,412.0
5,282,187.1
6,031,623.0
4,904,881.8
5,368,915.6
71,891.2
13,118.9
88,861.0
1.0
1.1
Attached Assets
Regional Monetary Cooperation
Funds
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
401,734.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Other Foreign Assets
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
97,038.5
636,973.7
255,681.7
664,763.6
680,601.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
7,418.5
7,418.7
1,685.9
40,453.3
29,668.6
214,599.5
144,758.2
684,807.7
765,453.2
793,049.0
228,606.7
252,730.1
536,524.2
591,717.7
4,439,477.4
1,571,058.4
1,820,627.7
872,266.3
1,293,980.2
4,878,098.4
Total Assets
8,688,985.2
Source: Central Bank of Nigeria- Statistical Bulletin
10,203,960.7
9,057,809.5
8,767,692.6
16,750,714.7
FOREIGN ASSETS
Gold
Foreign Currencies
Demand Deposits at Foreign
Banks
Treasury Bills of Foreign
Governments
Claims On Federal Government

Claims On State And Local
Governments
Claims On Non-Financial Public
Enterprises
Claims On (Non -Financial) Private
Sector
Claims On Deposit Money Banks
Claims On Other Financial
Institutions
Unclasified Assets
TABLE 516.2: MONETARY AUTHORITIES' ANALYTICAL ACCOUNT LIABILITIES, 2007- 2011

Million
Liabilities
2007
2008
2009*
2010
2011
1,195,271.9
1,549,093.0
1,653,860.0
1,845,714.5
2,784,065.4
70,488.7
313,992.8
703,353.0
658,692.9
605,595.9
Short Term Foreign Liabilities
0.00
0.00
306.5
39,038.8
6,025.5
Long Term Foreign Liabilities
0.00
70,644.8
25,225.5
0.0
0.0
4,171,461.3
5,169,087.3
4,133,108.4
3,548,777.1
4,195,048.7
261,577.2
602,450.1
642,885.4
1,092,586.7
1,030,317.1
2,990,186.1
2,498,692.6.
1,899,070.7
1,582,882.6
8,129,662.1
Total Liabilities
8,688,985.2
Note: * = Revised Figures
10,203,960.7
9,057,809.5
8,767,692.6
16,750,714.7
Reserve Money
Private Sector Deposits
Federal Government Deposits

Capital Accounts
Unclassified Liabilities
557
TABLE 517:
MONEY MARKET INTEREST RATES AS AT DECEMBER, 2007 2011
Items
2007*
2008*
2009*
2010*
2011**
Central Bank
Minimum Rediscount Rate
9.50
9.75
6.00
6.25
12.0
3 Months
10.29
12.26
13.15
4.68
7.09
6 Months
9.74
12.45
13.34
3.89
5.66
12 Months
9.53
12.41
12.17
3.77
5.77
Over 12 Months
7.92
12.51
14.13
5.62
6.03
Weighted Average Deposit and lending Rate of

Deposit Money Banks
Savings
3.19
2.52
3.31
1.49
1.41
Prime
16.46
15.26
19.55
16.00
16.69
Maximum
Note: * = Revised
**= Provisional
18.21
21.15
23.77
21.85
23.29
TABLE 518: SAVINGS STATISTICS AS AT DECEMBER, 2007- 2011

million
Savings
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2,693,554.30
4,118,172.80
5,763,511.20
5,954,260.50
6,531,913.01
2,693,554.30
4,118,172.80
5,763,511.20
5,954,260.50
6,531,913.01
Mortgage Institutions
National Provident Fund
Life Insurance Fund
Other Deposit Institutions
Premium Bonds
Note: - = Nil
Total Savings
Saving and time Deposit with:
Commercial Banks
Time Deposits with:
TABLE 519: CONSOLIDATED BANKERS' CLEARING HOUSE STATISTICS, 2007 - 2011
Year
Average
Number of
Working
Days
Number of
Cheques
Cleared
Amount
in
(=N='Million)
2007
246
19,895,613
28,111,190.4
80,876
114,273.1
2008
251
30,172,925
43,357,416.0
120,211
172,738.7
2009
251
29,159,780
29,390,953.0
116,174
117,095.4
2010*
251
33,973,919
19,675,506.4
135,354
78,388.5
151,480
89,568.9
2011
249
37,718,585
22,302,646.0
Source; Central Bank of Nigeria - Statistical Bulletin/ Annual Report and Statements of AccountsA
Note:: * = Revised Figures
558
Daily Averages
No. of
Amount
Cheques
(=N='Million)
TABLE 520: INTERNATIONAL RESERVES AND RELATED FOREIGN ACCOUNTS, 2005- 2009
million
Item
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
3,778,744.90
5,603,393.10
6,548,937.00
7,270,824.23
6,522,256.29
Gold
19.00
19.00
19.00
19.00
19.00
Special Drawing Rights
53.80
55.00
102.60
156.30
352,465.20
Reserve Position with IMF
22.60
26.00
22.60
22.60
22.60
3,835,337.00
16.80
5,617,217.00
16.80
6,548,776.00
16.80
7,341,254.30
16.80
6,194,958.10
16.80
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
56,704.30
13,940.70
0.00
70,644.80
25,225.50
Monetary Authority ( Foreign)

Assets (Net)
International Reserves
Foreign Exchange
Central Bank (b)
Federal Government
Foreign Assets
Other Central Bank Assets (a)
Central Bank Foreign Liabilities
Other Public Sector Foreign Exchange
6.60
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
3,778,744.90
5,603,393.10
6,548,937.00
7,270,824.23
6,522,256.29
463,238.70
1,358,276.10
930,748.00
1,506,845.90
1,265,643.40
Foreign Liabilities
23,278.40
653,793.70
234,499.70
227,223.00
194,561.10
Foreign Assets(Net)
43,960.30
704,482.40
696,248.30
1,279,622.90
1,071,082.30
Overall Position
3,822,705.20
6,307,875.50
7,245,185.30
8,550,447.10
Source; Central Bank of Nigeria - Statistical Bulletin
Note; a = Data relate to attached Assets
b = Comprises foreign Exchange held by State and local Governments NIDB and other development
Institutions
7,593,338.60
Total Public Sector

Commercial Banks
Foreign Assets
TABLE 521: TREASURY BILLS: ISSUES AND SUBSCRIPTIONS AS AT END OF DECEMBER, 2007 - 2011
' Million
2007
2008
2009**
2010*
2011**
1,304,182.4
916,281.6
1,392.540.0
2,003,950.0
3,048 ,500.0
25,069,858.0
7,584.3
30.0
1,124,700.0
452,770.6
956,870.0
1,679,870.0
2,022, 830.0
Non- Bank Public

655,500.0
Sources: Central Bank of Nigeria.
Note:- ** = Revised, * = Provisional
455,926.7
435,640
324,080.0
1,025,670
Total Issues
Subscribers
Central Bank
Deposit Money Banks
TABLE 522: HOLDINGS OF TREASURY BILLS OUTSTANDING AS AT END OF DECEMBER, 2007 - 2011
'million
2007
Total Outstanding:
574,929.4
Holders by:
Central Bank including
Rediscount
5,940.8
Deposit Money Banks
525,768.0
Federal and State
Governments.
17,565.1
Others
Sources: Central Bank of Nigeria (Statistical Bulletin)
2008
2009
2010
2011
471,929.5
797,482.5
1,277,100.0
1,727,910.0
410.2
325,883.4
1,900.3
585,445.2
24,480.0
925,320.0
69,300.0
1,458,250.0
119,106.1
-
150,797.5
-
559
CHART 41: TREASURY BILLS: ISSUES AND TOTAL OUTSTANDING, 2007 2011
3,500,000.00
3,000,000.00
2,500,000.00
Million Naira
2,000,000.00
Total Issues
1,500,000.00
Subscribers
1,000,000.00
500,000.00
0.00
2007
2008
2009**
2010*
2011**
TABLE 523: TRANSACTIONS AT THE NIGERIAN STOCK EXCHANGE, 2007 2011
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
11.00
0.00
Volume of Stocks ('000)

Government
Industrial Loans
2,870.00
3,571.20
412.80
6.7
Equities
138,109,452.00
193,132,886.00
101,724,204.40
92,422,451.20
89,576,608.90
Total
138,112,322.00
193,136,471.20
102,852,083.70
93,422,464.20
89,576,615.61
Number of Deals
Government
1.00
7.00
0.00
37
138
15
33
Equities
2,614,983.00
3,535,493.00
1,739,349.00
1,918,526.00
1,230,754
Total
2,615,020.00
3,535,632.00
1,739,364.00
1,918,533.00
1,230,787
1.00
14.14
0.0
Industrial Loans
Value of Stock (N'million)

Government
Industrial Loans
1,136.50
3,528.90
412.80
17.1
963.50
1,675,613.80
685,304.30
797,582.24
634,899.83
2,100.00
1,679,143.70
685,717.30
797,596.38
17,750,893.83
13,294,584.90
9,535,819.50
7,030,841.53
10,325,447.41
10,275,344.76
57,990.20
31,450.80
20,827.17
24,770.5
20,730.6
Equities
Total
Market
Capitalization (N'million)
Value Index of Equities
(1984=100)
Source: Nigerian Stock Exchange
TABLE 524: ANNUAL MARKET CAPITALIZATION ON THE NIGERIAN STOCK EXCHANGE, 2007 - 2011
'Billion
Corporate
Bond/Preference
Stock
Year
Government
Securities
2007
2,976.60
17
10,301.00
13,294.60
2008
2,529.96
45.52
6,987.51
9,563.00
2009
2,030.76
8.05
4,992.03
7,030.84
2010
2,349.15
58.40
7,917.91
10,325.45
2011
2,397.16
1,357.82
6,520.37
10,275.34
Source: Nigerian Stock Exchange
560
Equities
Total
TABLE 525.1:
MARKET CAPITILISATION OF QUOTED COMPANIES, 2007- 2011

(Naira Thousand)
Category
Agriculture
Financial
Banking
Managed Funds
Insurance
Manufacturing
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
30,924,310.00
34,041,823.90
19,899,543.40
17,331,955.60
22,162,860.1
6,857,883,644,4
4,077,303,575.30
2,453,225,199.60
2,885,224.10
2,013,252,151.8
6,432,245,733.30
3,715,544,229.60
2,238,130,310.20
2,710,167,833.00
1,839,313,950.9
6,620,913.40
47,885,886.00
13,572,857.80
12,718,530.30
12,074,171.0
419,016,997.70
313,873,459.70
201,522,031.50
147,896,811.90
140,982,339.4
2,075,963,486.20
1,343,077,748.70
1,591,107,747.60
3,935,471,347.60
2,001,395,869.1
Breweries
569,614,151.50
472,657,836.30
599,067,028.70
881,806,021.90
Building Materials
498,299,115.80
177,229,727.70
300,124,243.60
2,063,168,046.60
1,100,737,056.1
Re-classi fied
Chemical & Paints
24,252,251.60
20,898,952.40
14,929,765.00
21,507,491.50
900,869,005.70
561,302,464.70
594,372,544.50
880,718,117.10
16,972,126.10
25,716,839.70
19,676,872.00
17,484,154.20
Packaging
15,952,014.00
43,535,290.10
25,210,330.20
28,712,726.80
Healthcare
46,519,124.70
38,576,816.50
36,124,724.10
41,442,326.50
3,485,696.80
3,159,821.20
1,602,239.40
632,462.90
0.0
Automobile & Tyres
2,386,334.6
Household Durables
13,655,782.5
Household Products
220,888,948.5
Healthcare
33,677,670.4
Conglomerates
64,089,327.4
838,526,906.00
886,263,192.50
528,164,46.7
637,025,809.00
31,525,103.70
17,466,607.80
8,023,488.20
4,755,379.40
0.0
Re-classi fied
317,563,740.00
178,921,497.30
233,275,243.20
294,157,765.40
27,431,138.30
83,170,810.30
28,099,539.90
14,613,343.00
2,839,664.80
10,732,356,0
5,646,712.70
4,698,426.80
415,811.30
1,315,303.00
298,898.90
244,170.90
Machinery (Marketing)
1,290.50
1,290.50
1,290.50
1,290.50
Petroleum (Marketing)
458,750,157.50
594,655,327.50
252,819,287.80
318,555,432.90
Construction/Real Estate
129,352,427.9
Industrial Goods
1,912,341,706.0
Natural Resources
8,326,882.1
Oil & Gas
217,464,195.0
Services
Food, Beverages & Tobacco

industrial and Domestic
Products
Textiles
Commercials
Automobiles & Tyres
Conglomerates
Commercial / Services
Computer & Office Equipment
Footwear
Re-classi fied
663,727,747.3
Re-classi fied
Re-classi fied
Re-classi fied
Re-classi fied
Re-classi fied
Re-classi fied
Re-classi fied
Re-classi fied
Re-classi fied
152,388,325.50
641,699,446.40
204,284,024.90
231,900,469.70
68,511,321.3
Construction
38,232,556.40
106,870,970.60
60,279,219.40
92,633,786.80
Re-classi fied
Real Estate
25,707,000.00
29,524,000.00
21,845,999.90
22,701,249.90
Re-classi fied
Advertising
2,017,748.6
Apparel Retailers
244,170.9
2,587,042.00
5,722,433.10
2,161,697.00
3,298,759.90
0.0
Airlines
31,143,060.00
20,107,386.30
10,514,865.60
13,641,261.30
0.0
Printing & Publishing
18,254,066.70
8,323,289.50
10,476,916.00
10,187,738.30
5,865,418.5
Hotel and Tourism

Automobile and Auto Part s
Retailers
16,337,480.90
28,764,850.00
9,956,087.10
17,291,774.90
38,013,335.4
Engineering Technology
Maritime
1,195,959.2
9,329,569.40
22,921,488.30
Source: CBN statistical Bulletin
561
7,076,852.90
8,767,782.40
0.0
TABLE 525.2:
MARKET CAPITILISATION OF QUOTED COMPANIES, 2007- 2011

N000
Category
Aviation
Road Transport
2007
-
2008
1,740,000.0
2009
1,740,000.0
2010
1,740,000.0
2011
0.0
3,993,550.0
2,818,090.0
1,145,320.0
798,710.0
753,500.0
Courier/Freight/Delivery
2,094,825.4
Employment Solutions
Speciality
1,186,175.9
5,439,797.9
Leasing
Information,
Communications &
Telecommunications
Media
4,860,000.0
6,660,000.0
4,161,544.4
2,474,025.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
54,168,881.8
26,480,000.0
67,217,124.7
7,708,397.8
52,105,502.3
6,259,878.5
Re-classi fied
4,000,000.0
Transport Related Services
7,700,389.4
ICT
62,009,178.3
ETFS
ASeM: ALTERNATIVE
SECURITIES MARKET
The Foreign Listing
988,000.0
292,250,544.6
273,395,670.7
163,729,199.5
188,356,567.6
4,072,137.0
0.0
10,293,187,216.7
6,957,453,501.0
4,989,385,147.5
7,913,752,224.6
6,537,643,726.3
Total
TABLE 526: SUMMARY OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF FINANCE HOUSES AS AT DECEMBER 2007 2011
Million
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
98.20
94.30
109.90
14.00
14.0
3,721.90
5,871.00
5,254.30
5,807.60
12,785.0
12,755.96
34,442.30
28,742.60
27,123.30
12,324.10
11,458.93
21,792.00
27,648.10
22,044.00
12,324.10
26,779.14
50,387.80
32,345.60
30,646.30
33,356.70
Fixed Assets
3,687.61
6,881.20
7,593.40
9,046.50
9,814.70
Other Assets
7,302.92
14,711.50
16,442.50
19,099.90
19,819.30
65,804.65
134,180.10
118,136.40
113,7881.60
114,920.70
Paid - Up Capital
7,435.75
13,253.60
17,093.60
19,542.40
20,002.30
Reserves
Taking from other Finance
Companies
7,132.60
11,947.90
-5,108.80
-9,326.30
-9,006.30
Borrowings
39,948.46
83,132.90
87,698.70
81,232.10
78,552.10
Other Liabilities
10,842.70
18,736.80
10,255.10
13,982.10
17,042.30
65,804.69
134,180.10
118,136.40
113,781.60
114,920.70
Assets
Cash in Hand
Balance with Banks
Investments
Placements
finance
Companies
with
other
Net Loans and Advances
Total Assets
Liabilities
Total Liabilities
Source: Central Bank of Nigeria - Statistical Bulletin/Annual Report and Statement of Accounts
562
TABLE 527: NUMBER OF DEVELOPMENT AND SPECIALIZED BANKS/INSTITUTIONS, 2007 2011

Number
Banks / Institutions
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Specialized Banks
709
695
828
801
Community Banks
709
695
828
828
821
Peoples Bank (Branches)
Educational Banks
Urban Development Bank
Specialised Financial Institutions:
293
260
272
276
288
Finance Houses
112
114
114
114
114
77
54
49
49
61
93
81
98
102
102
Development Banks
Insurance Companies (Reporting)

Discount House
Primary Mortgage Institutions
Nat. Economic Reconstruction Fund
(NERFUND)
Nigerian Export and Import Bank
National Social InsuranceTrust Fund
(NSITF)
Nigerian Deposit Insurance Company
(NDIC)
Security & Exchange Commission
(NSE)
National Insurance Commission
(NAICOM)
National Pension Commission
(PENCOM)
Source: Central Bank of Nigeria- Statistical Bulletin
TABLE 528: NUMBER OF DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS BRANCHES IN NIGERIA AND ABROAD 2006 - 2010
Number
Distribution
Number
of Banks
Urban Branch
Rural Branch
Branch Abroad
Total
2006
25
3,231
na
3,233
2007
24
4,193
na
4,200
2008
24
4,944
na
4,952
2009
24
5,434
na
5,436
2010
24
5,807
na
5,809
Year
563
TABLE 529: DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS STATEMENT OF ASSETS, 2006 - 2011

Million
Assets
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Reserves
659,631.3
910,673.4
655,864.4
583,822.1
1,287,075.1
Foreign Asse ts
930,748.0
1,506,845.9
1,265,643.4
1,296,356.9
1,702,513.5
1,960,407.8
1,717,149.9
1,881,081.1
2,587,844.3
3,696,292.7
87,753.6
149,765.1
310,324.3
369,809.8
513,218.7
4,732,942.1
7,649,635.0
9,357,552.4
8,828,363.2
9,101,227.1
2,610,210.7
3,985,490.5
4,052,392.6
3,665,362.7
3,096,306.7
Total Assets
10,981,693.6
15,919,559.8
17,522,858.2
17,331,559.0
19,396,633.8
Claims on Central Government

Claims on State and Local Govt.
Claims on Other Private Sector
Claims on Other Financial Institutions
Unclassified Assets
TABLE 530: DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS STATEMENT OF LIABILITIES 2007 -2011

Million
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Demand Deposits
2,307,916.2
3,650,643.90
3,386,526.5
3,830,282.0
4,920,850.2
Time, Savings & Foreign

Currencies Deposits
1,747,252.8
4,309,523.10
5,763,511.20
5,954,260.5
6,531,913.0
107,294.6
450,105.20
388,034.09
226,972.9
198,794
79,779.3
76,066.34
343,468.89
391,804.2
146,369.2
Foreign Liabilities
123,971.2
83,906.42
22,557.15
162,024.1
387,635.0
Central Government Deposits
209,764.6
254,093.76
381,386.82
825,629.5
678,707.2
19,856.3
95,500.34
3,539.05
418,714.0
294,984.1
1,560,032.4
2,577,601.12
1,982,326.01
2,217,804.4
3,682,121.4
984,602.1
1,353,831.78
1,289,831.81
3,304,067.4
2,555,259.5
Total Liabilities
10,981,693.6
15,919,559.82
17,522,858.25
17,331,559.0
19,396,633.8
Liabilities
Money Market Instruments

Bonds
Credit from Central Bank

Capital Accounts
Unclassified Liabilities
564
TABLE 531: SUMMARY OF COMMUNITY/ MICROFINANCE BANKS' ACTIVITIES, 2007 - 2011

Milion
Category
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011*
709
745
828
801
821
Capital and Reserves
14,250.70
33,361.30
45,258.60
43,997.50
47,332.20
Total Assets
55,616.10
115,124.50
158,795.90
170,338.90
190,721.20
Deposit Liabilities
33,088.30
58,481.30
72,750.60
75,739.60
86,044.00
Loans & Advances
16,450.80
42,024.40
55,818.90
52,867.50
67,632.40
2,592.40
7,317.70
7,753.60
8,674.20
11,855.50
49.7
71.90
76.73
69.80
78.60
Number of Reporting Banks
-6.34
5.08
11.14
-3.26
2.50
Capital and Reserves
12.92
134.10
35.66
-2.79
7.58
1.00
107.00
37.93
7.27
11.97
Deposit Liabilities
-2.70
76.70
24.40
4.11
13.61
Loans & Advances
-0.3
155.50
32.82
-5.29
27.93
Investments
Sectoral Distribution of Loans &
Advances
-33
182.30
5.96
11.87
36.68
(i) Agriculture and Forestry
Na
2,961.57
5,957.8
5,102.90
4,600.90
(ii) Mining & Quarrying
Na
345.28
491.98
520.40
579.00
(iii) Manufacturing
Na
2,032.35
2624.97
2,172.8
2,430.6
(iv) Real Estate and Construction
Na
2,267.85
2411.45
2,257.4
1,859.3
(v) Commerce
Na
2,126.78
25036.66
23,333.8
36,741.6
(vi) Transportation/Communication
Na
2,649.20
3357.01
2,642.1
2,973.5
Na
16054.9
20554.89
16,957.0
27,727.2
Number of Reporting Banks
Investments
Average Loan/ Deposit Ratio (%)
Percentage Change (%)
Total Assets
(vii) Others
TABLE 532: FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT, 2007 2011
GDP at current
basic prices
Money Supply (M2)
Credit to Private
Year
('Million)
('Million)
2007
20,657,325.00
2008
Sector ('Million)
Finanacial
Deepening
(M2/GDP) (%)
Finanacial
Deepening
(Cp/GDP) (%)
5,127,400.70
3,668,657.82
24.8
17.8
24,296,329.29
8,008,203.95
6,920,498.75
33.0
28.5
2009
24,794,238.66
9,411,112.25
9,102,049.11
38.0
36.7
2010
33,984,754.13
11,034,940.93
10,157,021.18
32.5
29.9
2011
37,543,654.70
12,172,490.28
10,660,071.84
32.4
28.4
Sources: Central Bank of Nigeria and National Bureau of Statistics

Note: * = Provisional Figures
565
TABLE 533: SECTORAL DISTRIBUTION OF COMERCIAL BANK LOANS AND ADVANCES, 2007 - 2011
' million
Loans and Advances
2007
2008
2009
2010**
2011*
Agric, Forestry and Fishery
149,578.9
106,353.8
135,701.3
128,406.0
255,205.3
Manufacturing
487,576.0
932,799.5
993,457.0
987,641.0
1,053,213.3
490,712.9
846,942.8
1,190,731.6
1,178,098.6
1,295,298.9
0.0
466,800.7
778,140.4
670,304.8
453,503.6
Bills Discounted
Domestic Trade
Exports
Production
Mining and Quarrying

Real Estate and Construction
General Commerce
Imports
66,551.1
75,192.3
45,870.5
44,806.7
36,179.5
144,881.2
1,199,208.2
898,382.7
755,677.0
Services
Public Utilities
Transport and Communications
45,844.6
74,779.9
50.632.6
68,541.5
1,304,850.9
776,581.4
821,018.6
1,266,950.7
Credit and Financial Institutions
539,146.3
1,230,605.2
871,435.2
303,258.1
Government
714,468.6
352,196.2
374,411.6
499,451.1
3,619,069.9
2,622,119.4
2,134,871.4
1,681,292.7
1,325,446.9
4,813,488.8
7,799,400.1
8,912,143.1
7,706,430.5
7,312,726.0
Miscellaneous
Total
Note: ** = Revised, * = Provisional
TABLE 534: INDICATORS OF CAPITAL MARKET DEVELOPMENT (NSE), 2007 - 2011
Number of Listed Securities
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
309
299
266
264
250
Volume of Stocks Traded (Turnover Vol.)(Billion)
138.1
193.1
102.9
93.3
82.3
Volume of Stocks Traded(Turnover Value)(Billion)
2100.0
2400.0
685.7
797.6
622.6
Volume of Stocks /GDP (%)

Market Capitalization (Billion Naira)
of which Banking Sector (Billion Naira)
Market Capitalization/GDP (%)
8.9
10.0
10.0
0.3
1.7
13,294.60
9,535.80
7,032.10
9,918.20
10,282.20
6,432.25
3715.54
2238.13
2710.2
1,839.3
56.0
39.7
28.5
33.6
28.1
of which Banking Sector/GDP(%)
27.1
15.5
9.1
9.2
5.0
Insurance Sector/GDP (%)
2.03
1.29
0.82
Banking sector Capitalization/Market Cap.(%)
41.8
39.0
31.8
27.3
17.5
Insurance sector Capitalization/Market Cap.(%)
3.15
3.28
2.87
Annual Turnover Vol./Value of Stock (%)
6.62
8.12
15.00
15.0
13.2
Annual Turnover Value/Market Cap.(%)

NSE Value Index (1984 = 100)
15.8
25.2
9.8
8.0
6.1
57,990.22
31,450.78
20,827.17
24,770.50
20,730.63
-5.3
Growth In Percentage
Number of Listed Securities
7.6
-2.6
-11.0
-0.8
Volume of Stocks
278.4
39.87
-46.9
-9.3
-3.2
Value of Stocks
346.5
14.3
-71.4
16.3
-20.1
Market Capitalization
159.61
-27.8
-26.3
41.0
4.0
of which Banking Sector
200.19
-42.24
-39.76
21.1
-32.1
of which Insurance Sector
699.76
25.09
35.80
Annual Turnover Value

NSE Value Index
Share of Banks In 20 Most Capitalized Stock In The
NSE (%)
Source: Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE)
346.5
14.3
-71.4
16.3
-21.9
74.73
-45.77
-33.78
18.9
-17
65.0
70.0
59.0
80.0
40.0
566
TABLE 535: OPERATIONS OF AGRICULTURAL CREDIT GUARANTEE SCHEME FUND VALUE OF LOANS
GUARANTEED BY PURPOSE, 2007 - 2011
000
Livestocks
Year
Food Crops
Poultry
Cattle
Sheep
Other
Livestock
Total
Livestock
Grains
Roots and
Tubbers
Total Food
Crops
2007
298,599.3
21,145.0
4,773.0
28,970.0
353,487.3
2,055,482.9
1,477,946.8
3,871,443.3
2008
821,280.8
190,541.0
6,175.0
90,487.0
1,108,483.8
3,582,372.7
1,193,003.0
4,775,375.7
2009
922,608.1
531,852.6
93,795.0
177,545.5
1,725,801.3
3,767,811.6
1,728,474.6
5,496,208.2
2010
854,313.5
265,252.0
27,800.0
158,067.0
1,305432.5
3,472,101.1
1,722,875.02
5,194976.1
2011
1,495,588.35 204,000.00 61,843.00
116,832.00
1,878,264.4
4,201,845.74
2,455,811.50
6,817,862.7
TABLE 536:
OPERATIONS OF AGRICULTURAL CREDIT GUARANTEE SCHEME FUND VALUE OF LOANS

GUARANTEED BY PURPOSE, 2007 2011
000
Cash Crops
Year
Oil Palm
Rubber
Cocoa
Cotton
Groundnut
Total
CashCrop
Fishery
2007
18,450.0
145.0
21,040.0
830.0
1,866.0
42,331.0
140,690.0
2008
109,344.0
1,100.0
62,680.0
17,465.0
190,589.0
368,630.0
2009
142,731.6
9,046.0
81,780.0
54,570.2
10,240.0
298,367.8
708,621.2
2010
62,338.0
3,860.0
250.0
500.0
66,948.0
461,128.0
16,324.92
109,029.9
589,667.50
2011
81,940.00
- 10,265.00
Mixed
Farming
Others
Grand Total
17,510.0
4,425,461.5
54,880.5
6,497,958.9
12,930.0
86,559.3
8,328,565.8
62,710
83,320.0
6,567,356.6
443,645.80
10,189,604.2
351,225.00
TABLE 537: MONEY SUPPLY, 2007 - 2011

' Million
Quasi Money1
Currency
Outside Banks
Demand Deposit2
Money Supply
2007
2,693,554.3
737,867.2
2,378,404.9
3,116,272.1
2008
4,304,707.8
893,318.8
3,982,875.1
4,857,544.5
2009
5,763,511.2
927,236.4
4,089,879.5
4,967,281.9
2010
5,954,260.5
1,082,295.1
4,488,974.8
5,571,269.9
Year As at December
2011
6,531,913.0
1,244,848.6
5,523,577.6
Note: 1 Quasi-Money consits of Time and Saving Deposits of deposit Money Banks excluding takings from
Discount house
Demand Deposits consist of State, Local and Parastatal deposits at the CBN; State, Local and
Private Sector deposits as well as demand deposits of Non-financial Public Enterprises at
Commercial Banks.
567
6,768,426.2
CHART 42: MONEY SUPPLY, 2007 2011
2011,
6,768,426.20,
27%
2008,
4,857,544.50,
19%
2010,
5,571,269.90,
22%
TABLE 538.1:
2007,
3,116,272.10,
12%
Money Supply
2009,
4,967,281.90,
20%
MONTHLY AVERAGE EXCHANGE RATE MOVEMENTS AT VARIOUS SEGMENTS OF THE

MARKET, 2007 - 2011
Naira per US dollar
Cbn Das/Wdas Rate
Month
2007
2008
2009
Bureaux De Change
2010
2011
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
January
128.28
117.98
145.78
149.78
151.55
130.04
120.80
149.88
153.55
156.13
February
128.27
118.21
147.14
150.22
151.94
130.00
119.57
156.93
152.08
155.11
March
128.15
117.92
147.72
149.83
152.51
129.34
119.00
174.32
151.85
157.09
April
127.98
117.87
147.23
149.89
153.97
129.00
118.93
180.27
152.00
157.05
May
127.56
117.83
147.84
150.31
154.80
129.16
118.80
180.63
153.26
158.05
June
127.41
117.81
148.20
150.19
154.50
128.32
118.70
166.14
153.87
158.32
July
127.19
117.77
148.59
150.10
151.86
127.52
119.00
155.13
152.41
163.71
August
126.68
117.74
151.86
150.27
152.72
127.39
119.00
158.95
152.23
163.10
September
125.88
117.73
152.30
151.03
155.26
126.50
119.00
158.00
153.85
158.23
October
124.28
117.72
149.36
151.25
153.26
126.50
119.00
153.05
153.98
161.25
November
120.12
117.74
150.85
150.22
155.77
123.80
119.10
152.95
153.13
160.35
December
118.21
126.48
149.95
150.48
158.21
121.39
137.65
153.48
154.57
163.30
Average
125.83
118.92
148.90
150.30
153.86
127.41
120.81
161.64
153.06
159.31
117.97
132.56
149.58
150.66
End-Period
158.27
121.00
139.00
155.00
156.00
165.00
568
MARKET, 2007- 2011
Naira per US dollar
INTERBANK RATE
Month
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
January
128.37
February
128.33
117.72
146.59
150.33
152.47
117.50
149.12*
150.97
152.86
March
128.25
116.79
150.08
155.21
April
127.99
117.47
150.38
154.60
May
127.62
117.79
151.49
156.17
June
127.50
117.74
148.54
151.28
155.65
July
127.20
117.71
149.88
150.27
152.41
August
126.59
117.69
155.23
150.70
153.79
September
125.73
117.62
153.25
152.62
156.70
October
123.43
117.72
150.22
151.78
159.82
November
119.45
117.88
151.03
150.55
158.83
December
118.22
134.33
149.80
152.63
162.17
Averge
125.72
119.07
150.40
151.09
155.89
118.05
140.00
149.67
152.00
End-Period
Note: * = Operations of the Inter-Bank Foreign Exchange Market (IFEM) was stoped from trading mid-February
2009 and reopened for trading in June 2009
159.70
TABLE 539: DEMAND AND SUPPLY OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE, 2004- 2008

US$ Million
Year /Month
January
Febuary
March
April
May
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Demand
889,590.4
880,676.4
251.20
1,146.3
1,752.9
Supply
777,252.7
820,485.3
156.70
840.3
1,163.4
Demand
795,971.6
882,816.1
344.70
1,751.2
802.1
Supply
780,141.5
833,024.4
237.40
1,544.6
707.5
Demand
732,546.2
923,858.0
447.40
1,580.6
742.2
Supply
690,160.7
831,231.5
315.50
1,687.3
603.2
Demand
692,532.2
860,402.6
1,178.00
1,124.3
826.1
Supply
741,619.1
759,346.7
879.80
947.8
826.1
1,076,923.7
943,649.3
1,328.60
1,863.9
1,995.5
Demand
Supply
June
Demand
Supply
982,964.5
816,136.7
1,066.90
1,739.7
1,380.8
1,131,968.2
1,438,738.8
371.60
2,070.9
2,311.7
969,764.1
1,053,359.5
981.40
1,901.8
1,460.8
1,194,238.5
1,489,613.5
612.80
1,904.1
2,629.8
Supply
895,674.7
1,143,150.5
551.90
1,747.3
2,211.8
Demand
775,072.4
1,386,089.4
1,072.70
1,338.7
2,550.9
Supply
673,946.3
1,206,443.4
1,140.10
1,110.8
2,046.2
Demand
972,531.2
990,068.2
1,306.40
1,407.4
1,739.2
Supply
818,407.1
815,884.7
2,049.50
1,180.2
1,380.3
Demand
868,305.1
893,708.8
1,377.70
920.5
5,535.5
Supply
769,737.3
755,323.1
1,385.90
748.1
4,398.2
Demand
902,757.9
660,000.0
1,758.10
861.3
6,103.2
Supply
775,944.9
652,325.2
1,796.00
1,175.5
4,357.9
Demand
698,910.3
470,000.0
1,401.40
1,035.7
4,744.0
Supply
581,032.1
498,934.0
2,042.70
Note: The supply figures include foreign exchange sold to Bureau-de-Change (BDC)
which stared from April, 2006
Source: Cenral Bank of Nigeria
1,446.7
957.5
July
August
September
October
November
December
Demand
569
CHAPTER 17
INSURANCE
The Insurance companies in Nigeria are classified into Life and General, and the industry is
regulated by the National Insurance Commission. Insurance policy guidelines are issued annually
as part of the regulatory and supervisory tools of the Commission.
The Nigerian insurance sector comprises
Reinsurance Companies
Insurance Companies
Insurance Brokers
Loss Adjusters
Agents
The life and general insurance business is categorized as follows:
LIFE INSURANCE BUSINESS
Individual life insurance business
Group life insurance business
Health insurance business
GENERAL INSURANCE BUSINESS
Fire insurance
General accident insurance
Motor vehicle insurance
Marine and aviation insurance
Oil and gas insurance
Engineering insurance
Bonds, credit guarantee and suretyship insurance
Miscellaneous insurance
570
TABLE 540: GROSS CLAIMS PAID GENERAL BUSINESS, 2004 - 2008

'Million
Class Of Business
Year
Accident
Marine
Fire
W/Comp.
Misc.
Motor
Total
2004
2,852.92
1,361.42
2,724.43
189.46
1,479.57
3,476.24
12,084.04
2005
3,138.16
1,265.29
2,766.71
153.56
1,344.36
3,733.39
12,401.47
2006
15,239.75
10,493.41
6,662.98
912.73
22,232.26
20,734.98
76,276.11
2007
3,829.06
1,904.23
1,793.39
207.54
1,913.39
6,196.12
15,843.73
2008
4,467.50
3,185.00
Source: National Insurance Commission
Note: W/COMP = Workers Compensation
6,076.60
319.2
1,646.07
9,935.50
25,629.87
TABLE 541: GROSS PREMIUM INCOME (GENERAL BUSINESS), 2007 2011

'Million
Class Of Business
Year
Fire
Accident
Motor
W/Comp.
Marine
Misc.
Total
2007
11,458.44
16,566.74
25,771.39
992.34
10,757.81
23,558.17
89,104.89
2008
17,454.90
23,208.40
38,701.20
1,005.2
16,510.25
29,591.25
126,471.20
2009
19,534.95
25,918.89
44,133.03
895.46
17,191.14
45,802.56
153,476.03
2010**
24,249.95
27,816.16
43,935.65
1,437.45
21,254.62
81,682.15
200,375.98
2011*
24,990.02
30706.67
45,421.77
1008.87
22,558.84
109,066.71
233,752.88

** = Revised, * = Provisional
TABLE 542: NET PREMIUM INCOME (GENERAL BUSINESS), 2007 2011

'Million
Class Of Business
Year
Fire
Accident
Motor
W/Comp
Marine
Misc.
Total
2007
8,316.04
13,682.95
24,352.17
791.49
8,358.04
9,678.54
65,179.23
2008
12,965.83
19,432.60
36,869.92
828.33
12,592.38
42,776.71
125,465.77
2009
13,681.77
21,183.87
41,635.38
761.73
12,896.92
57,675.45
147,835.12
2010**
16,796.18
23,028.98
41599.28
1238.56
15071.67
57,371.01
155,105.68
2011*
17,366.19
25,281.78
42,735.82
875.73
16,680.44
78,454.78
181,394.74

** = Revised, * = Provisional
571
TABLE 543: REINSURANCES CEDED (GENERAL BUSINESS), 2007- 2011

'Million
Class Of Business
Year
Fire
Accident
Motor
W/Comp.
Marine
Misc.
Total
2007
677.72
170.84
136.56
75.78
101.65
1,162.55
2008
674.82
481.4
1,689.52
176.8
3,434.21
2,120.70
8,577.45
2009
5,646.17
4,737.73
2,974.13
180.27
4,463.9
21,802.6
39,804.80
2010
5,713.92
4,453.92
1,920.05
136.28
5,305.67
16,792.90
34,322.74
2011
6,012.89
3926.7
- = Nil
2219.6
571.85
5284.47
23,843.26
41,858.77
TABLE 544: REINSURANCES ACCEPTED (GENERAL BUSINESS), 2007 2011

'million
Class Of Business
Year
Fire
Accident
Motor
W/Comp.
Marine
Misc.
Total
2007
520.88
653.6
292.11
1.69
388.68
111.53
1,968.49
2008
2,740.85
1,345.13
738.75
8.6
819.39
124.97
5,777.69
2009
3,784.55
3,219.86
1,425.37
0.31
1,599.47
1,319.21
11,348.77
2010
3,359.80
2,396.85
1,522.18
23.7
1,717.70
1,831.35
10,851.58
2011
3,646.06
2,428.40
1,095.63
8.84
2,222.30
3,451.08
12,852.31
TABLE 545: TOTAL INSURANCE BUSINESS INVESTMENTS, 2007 2011

' billion
Type Of Investment
2007
2008
2009
2010**
2011*
Govt. Securities
20,914.81
1,803,992.32
5,289,336.74
9,390,885.74
21,839,484,071
Stocks & Bonds
222,278.92
280,898,050.89
243,506,434.70
224,647,118.38
230,444,491,901
Real Estate & Mortgage
45,331.91
94,503,690.30
125,217,543.37
101,972,981.05
107,354,883,302
Policy & Other Loans
12,945.82
6,375,680.02
10,430,634.12
9,296,779.96
16,523,806,279
Cash Deposits & Hand

Bills Of Exchange
22,508.69
5,267.78
21,663,831.88
117,748,550.5
42,389,126.42
160,579,700.37
40,593,416.79
54,329,720.99
26,376,074,567
214,430,239,118
Total Investments
329,247.93
Note: - = Nil
** = Reviised
*= Provisinal
522,993,795.88
587,412,775.71
440,230,902.91
623,999,218,356
TABLE 546: TOTAL ASSETS OF INSURANCE COMPANIES, 2006 2010

' million
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
General Business
302,262.83
386,016.40
388,350.68
391,741.60
407,432.22
Life
125,234.33
187,136.06
198,108.85
193,274.19
213,662.92
Total
427,497.16
573,152.46
586,459.53
585,015.79
621,095.14
572
CHART 43: TOTAL ASSETS OF INSURANCE COMPANIES, 2006- 2010
Million Naira
General Business
Year
TABLE 547.1: BALANCE SHEET FOR GENERAL BUSINESS - ASSETS, 2007 2011
Million
2007
2008
2009
2010**
2011*
25,669,684,383.00
2,986,148,533.00
33,589,289,059.00
4,700,512,448.00
41,301,181,927.00
3,965,682,476.00
25,347,987,086.00
5,620,116,766.00
40,473,145,044
8,206,793,656
9,091,497,808.00
3,925,776,551.00
119,774,102.00
13,703,346,671.00
3,272,190,818.00
55,965,041.00
21,731,483,698.00
-
5,893,115,019.00
365,747,386.00
-
16,572,937,334
2,379,514,399
2,037,840,818
422,946,815.00
858,918,429.00
2,896,383,986.00
636,879,000.00
2,775,342,878
42,215,828,192.00
56,180,222,466.00
69,894,732,087.00
37,863,845,257.00
72,445,574,129
42,083,800.00
206700000
86,135,000.00
539,619,389.00
545,636,652.00
236,856,308.00
54,882,707.00
797,426,340
Fixed Assets
Real Estate
Equipment
Other Assets
Good Will
Prelim Expenses
Others
Sub Total
Other Assets
Loan To Directors
Mortgage Loan On Real Estate
Loan To Policy Holders
2418842561
Others
1,884,246,948.00
6,683,002,292.00
4,335,972,764.00
7,278,671,367
Sub Total
2,423,866,337.00
3,006,563,013.00
7,126,558,600.00
4,476,990,471.00
8,076,097,707
13,669,651,860.00
1,242,652,943.00
42,492,716,090.00
14,923,480,975.00
14,622,652,000.00
1,362,645,553.00
32,952,177,189.00
23,926,068,195.00
14,557,652,000.00
3,379,246,977.00
18,517,510,347.00
26,434,547,723.00
13,677,652,000.00
4,713,711,270.00
22,707,561,905.00
26,665,927,790.00
14,716,527,000
10,192,387,838
21,913,487,798
26,367,358,525
653,591,998.00
454,304,001.00
181,855,900.00
520,744,743.00
97,511,000.00
10,061,226.00
206,092,000.00
617,725,935.00
63,000
9,241,025
109,631,344,696.00
90,463,058,039.00
172,627,873,969.00
159,051,728,939.00
84,552,666,886
157,751,732,07
2
By Ceeding Companies
Statutory Deposits
Government Bonds
Listed Ordinary Shares
Unlisted Ordinary Shares
Listed Debentures
Unlisted Debentures
Short -Term Investments
89,500,913,075.00
Sub Total
162,937,310,942.00
Note: ** = Revised, *= Provisional
109,379,664,402.0
0
182,945,807,982.0
0
573
TABLE 547.2:
BALANCE SHEET FOR GENERAL BUSINESS ASSETS, 2007 2011

2007
2008**
2009
2010
Million
2011
Other Investments
Shares In Related
Companies
Loans To Related
Companies
9,967,409,038
19,225,973,131
14,111,917,027
25,680,236,936
24,182,411,125
3,379,927,163
6,569,896,735
7,325,078,936
1,152,137,000
4,556,294,663
Others
3,758,417,083
11,947,679,297
20,914,948,517
37,388,417,321
20,465,918,752
17,105,753,284
37,743,549,163
42,351,944,480
64,220,791,257
49,204,624,540
1,828,428,325
3,393,804,003
5,815,544,196
2,657,662,783
3,958,555,937
6,560,405
158,388,090
Sub Total
Current Assets
Outstanding
Premium Due From
Related Companies
Directors
Company Staff
486,005,135
666,452,315
967,589,118
497,378,383
726,952,121
Agent & Broker
20,537,235,614
26,906,448,748
29,876,391,300
34,771,869,472
31,044,114,840
Individuals
1,029,839,804
1,671,679,398
1,150,335,925
1,587,862,368
3,177,404,729
Others
3,592,104,418
3,775,114,525
6,518,156,822
6,679,929,947
7,320,291,421
Sub Total
Amount Due From
Insurers
Amount Due To
Insurers
Interest, Dividends &
Rents Receivables
27,480,173,701
36,413,498,989
44,328,017,361
46,353,091,043
46,227,399,048
12,491,561,888
14,999,255,895
3,231,647,929
6,367,640,183
20,599,872,625
3,060,216,378
5,506,754,010
5,102,455,551
7,695,516,690
4,986,241,841
1,065,176,888
2,961,268,049
4,566,033,304
2,390,864,100
2,842,587,742
Sundry Debtors
15,858,038,966
20,124,224,370
16,376,780,504
17,756,981,257
24,452,141,939
Sub Total
32,474,994,120
43,591,502,324
29,276,917,288
34,211,002,230
52,880,844,147
645,478,446
137,561,928
45,036,575
472,145,179
1,050,459,362
Bank Balances
16,979,427,643
13,762,052,831
23,352,843,103
18,846,712,678
19,795,493,442
Other Balances
17,624,906,089
13,899,614,759
23,397,879,678
19,318,857,857
20,845,952,804
Total Assets
94,685,827,194
Note: - = Nil
** = Revised
131,648,165,235
139,354,758,807
164,103,742,387
407,432,224,447
Cash In Hand
Sub Total
574
TABLE 547.3:
BALANCE SHEET FOR (GENERAL BUSINESS) - LIABILITIES, 2007- 2011
Issued And Paid Up

Share Premium Acct
2007
105,966,156,993
40,922,548,842
Reserves
Contingency Reserves
14,740,234,203
Capital Reserves
14,701,014,433
Other Reserves
33,291,241,170
Sub Total
209,621,195,641
Current Liabilities
na
Amount Due To
Insurers
1,497,042,650
Amount Due To
Reinsures
2,417,657,698
Amount Due To
Agents & Brokers
1,877,145,242
Amount Due To Policy
Holders
163,050,217
Amount Due To
Related Companies
4,478,375,797
Other Creditors
11,437,342,268
Insurance Fund
17,304,094,087
Outstanding Claims
Reserves
11,790,391,998
Sub Total
50,965,099,957
Short -Term Borrowing
Secured
417,831,580
Unsecured
526,315,333
Long -Term Borrowing
Secured
2,733,544,000
Unsecured
1,172,062,548
Taxation
6,629,529,085
Other Liabilities
20,849,275,281
Sub Total
32,328,557,827
Bal of Profit & Loss
Approp Acct.
9,547,979,240
Total Liabilities
302,462,832,665
Note : ** = Revised na = not available
2008**
144,347,808,838
74,987,832,623
2009
143,638,960,372
76,456,081,025
2010
127,776,648,641
68,113,171,232
Million
2011
149,760,257,860
71,895,826,954
19,742,547,549
14,968,987,176
34,344,529,896
288,391,706,082
na
24,693,871,567
20,579,209,788
11,283,544,083
276,651,666,835
na
26,964,322,613
3,795,375,001
28,097,257,916
254,746,775,403
na
36,438,707,502
10,242,874,891
13,563,593,544
281,901,260,751
na
2,214,550,721
942,216,364
678,606,210
2,453,892,570
2,454,508,427
3,306,235,469
4,780,551,410
5,775,165,029
2,368,991,642
1,931,434,834
2,577,909,997
1,082,285,857
184,037,850
191,829,106
155,413,140
607,438,688
5,098,303,000
14,775,001,256
25,312,959,620
1,429,525,877
18,807,517,748
30,753,591,754
653,112,385
12,829,303,160
38,515,057,662
1,031,361,211
16,445,741,410
49,862,055,160
14,773,198,380
67,181,550,896
22,101,462,708
79,463,813,860
35,951,893,784
96,141,847,748
6,873,214,608
74,222,104
998,629,173
5,134,458,390
1,104,625,090
1,443,320,000
2,548,060,000
7,609,891,390
8,954,252,879
19,257,714,067
45,317,355,048
10,897,633,151
5,134,458,390
10,826,243,805
6,327,909,037
39,319,331,946
5,704,345,803
4,573,486,000
9,128,744,475
7,039,729,409
28,994,250,777
26,198,473,733
104,456,413,658
na
2,085,946,588
17,930,280
na
6,860,950,608
4,057,724,829
11,220,238,993
20,544,971,930
44,787,263,228
23,374,091,798
424,264,703,824
-3,068,741,930
392,366,070,711
-3,528,446,133
376,354,427,795
-23,713,213,190
407,432,224,447
Na
TABLE 548.1: BALANCE SHEET FOR LIFE BUSINESS - ASSETS, 2007 2011
=Million
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Fixed Asset:
Real Estate
Equipment
Other Assets
Good Will
Prelim Expenses
Others
Sub Total
18,244,648,068
538,694,383
5,644,172,269
na
na
na
24,427,514,720
20,684,562,881
2,726,670,365
9,418,640,438
1,166,609,974
6,682,907
4,050,301,500
38,053,468,065
34,893,728,419
2,365,732,742
5,666,014,580
1,166,609,974
25, 347,987,086
5,620,116,766
5,893,115,99
365,747,386
11,230,725,569
55,322,811,284
636,879,000
378,638,462,570
25,847,631,360
966,386,694
7,212,079,420
386,127,386
na
1,304,268,160
35,716,463,020
Other Assets:
Loan To Directors
Mortgage Loan On Real Estate
Loan To Policy Holders
Others
Sub Total
Deposit Retained:
By Ceding Companies
Statutory Deposits
Government Bonds
Listed Ordinary Shares
Unlisted Ordinary Shares
Listed Debentures
Unlisted Debentures
Short Term Investments
Sub Total
160,668,433
877,965,560
292,155,689
4,159,716,551
5,490,506,233
na
na
4,291,000,000
1,711,509,000
27,432,003,185
4,741,483,626
10,287,031
354,355,895
24,425,585,998
62,966,224,735
38,611,934
423,329,017
1,087,502,409
1,519,573,642
3,069,017,002
na
na
5,470,000,000
441,346,762
34,181,175,396
8,670,398,500
6,082,698
354,530,899
42,510,810,440
91,634,344,695
54,646,347
431,043,416
1,739,433,383
1,078,952,378
3,304,075,524
na
na
5,685,000,000
1,915,089,762
10,188,055,030
16,864,198,305
2,575,000
300,000
41,412,679,388
76,067,897,485
30,351,000
672,246,857
2,349,928,652
1,767,262,983
4,819,789,492
na
na
5,065,000,000
4,677,174,468
11,724,707,188
16,196,629,480
1,787,000
na

Note: - =
na = not available
575
37,320,977,039
74,986,275,175
28,406,000
689,216,356
2,693,821,659
5,465,681,844
8,877,125,859
na
na
5,515,000,000
11,647,096,233
11,665,016,549
13,705,651,723
2,437,000
3,571,000
51,813,008,987
94,351,781,492
TABLE 548.2: BALANCE SHEET FOR LIFE BUSINESS - ASSETS, 2007- 2011
=Million
Other Investments
Shares In Related
Companies
Loans To Related
Companies
Others
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
7,322,782,245
6,490,688,385
6,016,486,649
3,848,481,303
11,237,608,464
1,603,642,000
351,711,000
1,995,480,000
800,614,000
6,272,240,000
4,845,390,588
11,324,949,220
21,351,624,921
37,515,770,906
35,030,879,602
13,771,814,833
18,167,348,605
29,363,591,570
42,164,866,209
52,540,728,066
437,572,000
60,989,334
251,754,471
517,534,594
81,542,747
12,768,506
21,530,547
2,266,703,531
2,246,489,200
662,206,877
2,412,013,603
3,221,216,141
1,942,206,514
5,461,323,889
4,143,509,033
205,010,000
25,312,000
271,361,001
189,516,237
Others
1,509,359,958
3,537,534,625
4,127,465,009
431,651,206
1,582,868,230
Sub Total
Amount Due From
Insurers
Amount Due To
Insurers
Interest , Dividends, &
Rents Receivables
4,371,714,067
7,046,280,647
8,361,687,054
8,928,359,890
6,659,643,124
58,401,000
1,059,634,000
795,945,000
362,402,862
854,678,210
64,750,362
199,339,953
250,781,000
659,710,295
1,282,616,104
3,114,047,836
453,224,742
-1,143,151,882
1,886,882,272
1,339,859,086
Sundry Debtors
6,085,579,919
11,259,200,889
6,542,213,923
2,327,493,460
6,445,580,635
Sub Total
9,322,779,117
12,971,399,584
6,445,788,041
5,236,494,889
9,922,734,035
Cash In Hand
1,851,591,066
311,887,296
8,841,884
611,293,041
27,441,725
Bank Balances
3,032,184,995
7,452,329,822
18,982,404,855
20,663,265,894
5,567,002,759
Other Balances
Sub-Total
Total Assets
_
4,883,776,061
115,911,550,649
7,764,217,118
165,734,616,132
18,991,246,739
198,108,852,160
21,274,558,935
193,274,189,847
5,594,444,484
213,662,920,080
Sub Total
Current Assets
Outstanding Premium
Due From Related
Companies
Directors
Company Staff
Agenst & Brokers
Individuals

Note: - = Nil
576
CHAPTER 18
GENERAL ELECTIONS AND POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS
The Federal Republic of Nigeria has been practising the presidential system of Government involving three
arms: the Executive, Legislature and Judiciary since May 1999. Also, there are three tiers of governance,
namely Federal, State and Local.
Each of the three tiers is headed by an elected executive: President, Governor and Chairman respectively.
Also elected are members of the National Assembly, State Houses of Assembly and the Local Councils.
The National Assemby is constituted by a Senate (109 members) and a House of Representatives (360
members). The legislatures at all tiers have the primary responsibilities of making laws and exercising
oversight functions over the respective executives.
Under the present system, there have been four General Elections (1999, 2003, 2007 and 2011) conducted
by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). The Local Government elections are conducted
by the various State Independent Electoral Commissions (SIECs ).
577
TABLE 549:
DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION, FEDERAL CONSTITUENCIES BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT

AREA, STATE AND FCT AS AT DECEMBER 2007
State
Population
Fed Constituency Seats
Local Government Areas
Abia
2,845,380
17
Adamawa
3,178,950
21
Akwa Ibom
3,902,051
10
31
Anambra
4,177,828
11
21
Bauchi
4,653,066
12
20
Bayelsa
1,704,515
Benue
4,253,641
11
23
Borno
4,171,104
10
27
Cross River
2,892,988
18
Delta
4,112,445
10
25
Ebonyi
2,176,947
13
Edo
3,233,366
18
Ekiti
2,398,957
16
Enugu
3,267,837
17
Gombe
2,365,040
11
Imo
3,927,563
10
27
Jigawa
4,361,002
11
27
Kaduna
6,113,503
16
23
Kano
9,401,288
24
44
Katsina
5,801,584
15
34
Kebbi
3,256,541
21
Kogi
3,314,043
21
Kwara
2,365,353
16
Lagos
9,113,605
24
20
Nassarawa
1,869,377
13
Niger
3,954,772
10
25
Ogun
3,751,140
20
Ondo
3,460,877
18
Osun
3,416,959
30
Oyo
5,580,894
14
33
Plateau
3,206,531
17
Rivers
5,198,716
13
23
Sokoto
3,702,676
11
23
Taraba
2,294,800
16
Yobe
2,321,339
17
Zamfara
3,278,873
14
Fct
1,406,239
140,431,790
360
774
Total
Source: National Assembly and Population Commission
578
TABLE 550:
DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION, FEDERAL CONSTITUENCIES BY LOCAL

GOVERNMENT AREA, STATE AND FCT AS AT DECEMBER 2008
State
Population
Abia
3,030,398
17
Adamawa
3,385,658
20
Akwa Ibom
4,155,778
11
21
Anambra
4,449,487
10
31
Bauchi
4,955,627
12
20
Bayelsa
1,815,349
Benue
4,530,230
11
23
Borno
4,442,326
10
27
Cross River
3,081,102
18
Delta
4,379,853
10
25
Ebonyi
2,318,501
13
Edo
3,443,612
18
Ekiti
2,554,947
16
Enugu
3,480,325
17
Gombe
2,518,824
11
Imo
4,182,949
10
27
Jigawa
4,644,572
11
27
Kaduna
6,511,027
16
23
10,012,597
24
44
Katsina
6,178,826
15
34
Kebbi
3,468,294
21
Kogi
3,529,535
21
Kwara
2,519,158
16
Lagos
9,706,208
24
20
Nassarawa
1,990,931
13
Niger
4,211,927
10
25
Ogun
3,995,054
20
Ondo
3,685,917
19
Osun
3,639,143
30
Oyo
5,943,786
14
33
Plateau
3,415,032
17
Rivers
5,536,757
13
23
Sokoto
3,943,439
11
23
Taraba
2,444,017
16
Yobe
2,472,282
17
Zamfara
3,492,078
14
Fct
1,497,678
Kano
Total
149,563,227
Note: The population was projected using 3.2 based on 2006 population census results
579
360
774
TABLE 551: DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION, FEDERAL CONSTITUENCIES BY LOCAL

GOVERNMENT AREA, STATE AND FCT AS AT DECEMBER 2009
State
Population
Abia
3,127,371
17
Adamawa
3,493,999
20
Akwa Ibom
4,288,763
11
21
Anambra
4,591,871
10
31
Bauchi
5,114,207
12
20
Bayelsa
1,873,441
Benue
4,675,197
11
23
Borno
4,584,480
10
27
Cross River
3,179,697
18
Delta
4,520,008
10
25
Ebonyi
2,392,693
13
Edo
3,553,808
18
Ekiti
2,636,705
16
Enugu
3,591,695
17
Gombe
2,599,427
11
Imo
4,316,803
10
27
Jigawa
4,793,198
11
27
Kaduna
6,719,380
16
23
Kano
10,333,000
24
44
Katsina
6,376,549
15
34
Kebbi
3,579,280
21
Kogi
3,642,480
21
Kwara
2,599,771
16
Lagos
10,016,807
24
20
Nassarawa
2,054,641
13
Niger
4,346,709
10
25
Ogun
4,122,896
20
Ondo
3,803,866
19
Osun
3,755,596
30
Oyo
6,133,987
14
33
Plateau
3,524,314
17
Rivers
5,713,934
13
23
Sokoto
4,069,629
11
23
Taraba
2,522,226
16
Yobe
2,551,395
17
Zamfara
3,603,825
14
Fct
1,545,604
Total
151,221,879
360
774
580
TABLE 552: DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION, FEDERAL CONSTITUENCIES BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT

State
Population
Abia
3,227,447
17
Adamawa
3,605,807
20
Akwa Ibom
4,426,003
11
21
Anambra
4,738,811
10
31
Bauchi
5,277,862
12
20
Bayelsa
1,933,391
Benue
4,824,803
11
23
Borno
4,731,184
10
27
Cross River
3,281,447
18
Delta
4,664,648
10
25
Ebonyi
2,469,259
13
Edo
3,667,530
18
Ekiti
2,721,080
16
Enugu
3,706,629
17
Gombe
2,682,608
11
Imo
4,454,941
10
27
Jigawa
4,946,580
11
27
Kaduna
6,934,400
16
23
10,663,656
24
44
Katsina
6,580,598
15
34
Kebbi
3,693,817
21
Kogi
3,759,040
21
Kano
Kwara
2,682,963
16
Lagos
10,337,345
24
20
Nassarawa
2,120,390
13
Niger
4,485,803
10
25
Ogun
4,254,829
20
Ondo
3,925,590
19
Osun
3,875,775
30
Oyo
6,330,275
14
33
Plateau
3,637,092
17
Rivers
5,896,779
13
23
Sokoto
4,199,857
11
23
Taraba
2,602,937
16
Yobe
2,633,039
17
Zamfara
3,719,147
14
Fct
1,595,063
Total
159,288,426
581
360
774
TABLE 553: DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION, FEDERAL CONSTITUENCIES BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT

State
Population
Abia
3,330,725
17
Adamawa
3,721,193
20
Akwa Ibom
4,567,635
11
21
Anambra
4,890,452
10
31
Bauchi
5,446,753
12
20
Bayelsa
1,995,259
Benue
4,979,197
11
23
Borno
4,882,582
10
27
Cross River
3,386,454
18
Delta
4,813,917
10
25
Ebonyi
2,548275
13
Edo
3,784,891
18
Ekiti
2,808,154
16
Enugu
3,825,242
17
Gombe
2,768,452
11
Imo
4,597,499
10
27
Jigawa
5,104,871
11
27
Kaduna
7,156,301
16
23
Kano
11,004,893
24
44
Katsina
6,791,177
15
34
Kebbi
3,812,019
21
Kogi
3,879,329
21
Kwara
2,768,818
16
Lagos
10,668,140
24
20
Nassarawa
2,188,242
13
Niger
4,629,349
10
25
Ogun
4,390,983
20
Ondo
4,051,209
19
Osun
3,999,800
30
Oyo
6,532,844
14
33
Plateau
3,753,478
17
Rivers
6,085,476
13
23
Sokoto
4,334,252
11
23
Taraba
2,686,231
16
Yobe
2,717,297
17
Zamfara
3,838,160
14
Fct
1,646,105
Total
164,385,654
360
774
582
TABLE 554: SUMMARY OF LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES IN THE SENATE BETWEEN JUNE 2004 - MAY 2011
20042005
2005
2006
20062007
2008
2009
2009 2010
2010
2011
Bills scheduled
152
168
69
186
113
68
756
Bills presented
119
168
69
186
113
68
723
Bills read the first time
54
98
39
174
113
68
546
Bills read the 2nd time
55
34
78
44
42
260
Bills awaiting 2nd Reading
63
88
26
177
Bills not presented
11
Title
Bills Referred to Committee
Total
39
25
40
104
32
18
55
12
14
35
166
Executive bills passed
21
31
Members bills passed
14
30
Bills passed
Bills considered
152
174
69
395
Bills negative
11
Bills Withdrawn
13
Bills Transmitted to House for Concurrence
10
12
Executive bills
21
12
27
63
19
29
171
Members bills
11
28
123
94
39
301
Reports presented
19
18
12
49
Reports Laid
10
15
32
Reports considered
15
Motions presented
34
27
31
58
72
64
286
Motions referred to Committees
27
23
37
97
Motion Resolved
28
34
14
76
28
24
30
55
57
51
245
Motion considered
Source: National Assembly
Note: - = Nil
583
TABLE 555: SUMMARY OF LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BETWEEN JUNE 2004
- MAY 2011
20042005
2005 2006
20062007
2008 2009
2009 2010
2010 2011
Total
Bills scheduled
na
na
na
170
161
104
435
Bills presented
na
na
na
170
161
104
435
na
na
na
170
161
104
435
Bills read the 2nd time
na
na
na
141
101
87
329
Bills awaiting 2nd Reading
na
na
na
29
60
17
106
Bills not presented
na
na
na
Bills Referred to Committee
na
na
na
123
60
72
255
Bills passed
na
na
na
37
45
60
142
na
na
na
16
21
22
59
na
na
na
14
30
Bills considered
na
na
na
na
na
na
Bills negative
na
na
na
12
13
26
Bills Withdrawn
na
na
na
Bills Transmitted to House for Concurrence
na
na
na
10
12
Executive bills
na
na
na
35
29
33
97
Members bills
na
na
na
123
94
39
256
Reports presented
na
na
na
Reports Laid
na
na
na
Reports considered
na
na
na
58
72
64
194
Motions presented
na
na
na
27
23
37
87
na
na
na
47
34
20
101
Motion Resolved
na
na
na
28
34
14
76
Motion considered
na
na
na
55
57
51
163
Title

Note: - = Nil
na = not available
584
TABLE 556: SUMMARY OF LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES IN THE SENATE BETWEEN JUNE 2004 - MAY 2010
Title
2004- 2005
2005 - 2006
2006- 2007
2008 - 2009
2009 -2010
Total
Bills scheduled
152
168
69
212
141
742
Bills presented
119
168
69
212
141
709
Bills not presented

Bills not presented
Bills read the second time and
referred to Committees
Bills passed
54
98
39
170
120
481
87
82
174
55
34
14
119
32
18
55
212
141
458
152
174
69
398
Bills neglated
18
Bills Withdrawn
20
21
12
27
70
11
28
45
Reports presented
19
18
12
49
Reports Laid
10
15
32
Reports considered
15
Motions presented
34
27
31
92
10
28
24
30
82
Bills considered

Motion considered
Note: - = Nil
585
TABLE 557: 1999 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS: VOTES CAST ON STATE BASIS
Number
Senate Votes
Federal House
Of Reps. Votes
Abia
503,926
444,091
948,017
Adamawa
420,508
587,459
1,007,967
State
Akwa Ibom
Total Votes
1,061,292
852,976
1,914,268
Anambra
926,795
920,519
1,847,314
Bauchi
966,679
950,824
1,917,503
Bayelsa
551,989
491,030
1,043,019
Benue
966,098
970,256
1,936,354
Borno
727,295
724,824
1,452,119
Cross River
875,839
870,954
1,746,793
Delta
281,925
338,523
620,448
Ebonyi
534,107
508,882
1,042,989
Edo
595,736
561,672
1,157,408
Ekiti
412,508
414,017
826,525
Enugu
844,542
762,571
1,607,113
Gombe
604,707
612,893
1,217,600
Imo
759,859
745,982
1,505,841
Jigawa
523,342
523,065
1,046,407
Kaduna
1,478,539
1,305,923
2,784,462
Kano
832,244
876,353
1,708,597
Katsina
931,378
912,581
1,843,959
Kebbi
410,476
409,519
820,067
Kogi
877,012
733,660
1,610,672
Kwara
457,979
455,894
913,873
Lagos
817,137
815,686
1,632,823
Nassarawa
459,695
456,642
916,337
Niger
748,025
713,390
1,461,415
Ogun
350,326
351,105
701,431
Ondo
517,839
479,397
997,236
Osun
559,565
553,225
1,112,790
Oyo
581,484
582,798
1,164,282
Plateau
684,893
655,010
1,339,903
Rivers
1,515,871
1,328,000
2,843,871
Sokoto
312,402
309,473
612,875
Taraba
595,543
653,959
1,249,502
Yobe
258,524
265,828
524,352
Zamfara
355,516
351,109
706,625
84,652
83,245
167,897
24,386,247
23,573,335
47,950,654
FCT, Abuja
Total
Source: Independent National Electoral Commission
586
TABLE 558: 1999 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS: VOTES CAST ON STATE

AND PARTY BASES - AD
Number
Senate Votes
Federal House
Of Reps. Votes
Total Votes
22,225
20,604
42,829
Adamawa
4,017
12,053
16,070
Akwa Ibom
15,430
62,727
78,157
7,003
21,588
28,591
State
Abia
Anambra
Bauchi
6,477
6,898
13,375
101,131
83,412
184,543
Benue
2,556
8,670
11,226
Borno
4,915
6,258
11,173
Cross River
19,755
37,419
57,174
Delta
10,697
604
11,301
Ebonyi
31,629
15,709
47,338
Bayelsa
Edo
2,862
3,077
5,939
Ekiti
279,730
282,221
561,951
Enugu
363,024
166,633
529,657
Gombe
4,747
33,007
37,754
Imo
7,165
5,303
12,468
Jigawa
3,579
4,587
8,166
Kaduna
46,074
44,360
90,434
Kano
7,602
8,315
15,917
Katsina
7,144
7,035
14,179
Kebbi
5,148
2,897
4,445
Kogi
2,142
2,099
4,241
Kwara
70,979
81,464
152,433
Lagos
641,736
630,947
1,272,683
584
3,693
4,277
Nassarawa
Niger
6,836
5,354
12,190
Ogun
219,806
220,683
440,489
Ondo
360,093
328,041
688,134
Osun
359,160
375,887
735,047
Oyo
37,851
377,394
755,445
Plateau
4,903
26,074
30,977
Rivers
4,857
4,743
9,600
Sokoto
2,343
3,138
5,481
Taraba
2,315
9,917
12,232
Yobe
1,856
2,145
4,001
Zamfara
1,961
2,575
4,536
FCT, Abuja
8,895
10,983
19,878
2,679,227
2,918,514
5,934,331
Total
587
TABLE 559: 1999 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS: VOTES CAST ON STATE AND PARTY
BASES - APP
Number
Senate Votes
Federal House
Of Reps. Votes
Abia
178,178
111,225
289,403
Adamawa
193,896
218,907
412,803
Akwa Ibom
234,496
193,531
428,027
Anambra
150,921
169,531
320,452
Bauchi
355,021
346,977
401,998
Bayelsa
16,468
84,856
101,324
Benue
328,585
310,927
639,512
Borno
368,068
372,696
740,764
Cross River
368,400
401,618
770,018
Delta
117,588
113,130
230,718
Ebonyi
121,772
117,826
239,598
Edo
100,133
116,040
216,173
Ekiti
2,874
2,690
5,564
Enugu
165,379
214,118
379,497
Gombe
320,290
258,627
578,917
Imo
138,258
384,213
770,741
Jigawa
280,057
291,126
571,183
Kaduna
619,462
502,739
1,122,201
Kano
265,765
302,404
568,169
Katsina
242,287
252,917
495,204
Kebbi
194,873
214,533
409,406
Kogi
541,820
415,574
957,394
Kwara
235,517
223,750
459,267
Lagos
4,986
62,335
112,021
State
Nassarawa
Total Votes
162,204
162,695
324,899
Niger
45,377
56,217
101,594
Ogun
7,800
29,259
37,059
Ondo
12,170
17,816
29,986
Osun
5,412
5,442
10,854
Oyo
21,446
26,178
47,624
Plateau
204,451
188,654
393,105
Rivers
383,581
384,306
767,887
Sokoto
191,786
190,802
382,588
Taraba
179,542
209,812
389,354
Yobe
147,490
158,419
305,909
Zamfara
228,619
226,527
455,146
25,555
26,346
15,901
7,160,527
7,364,763
14,482,260
FCT, Abuja
Total
588
TABLE 560:
1999 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS: VOTES CAST ON STATE AND

PARTY BASES - PDP
Number
State
Senate Votes
Federal Houseof Reps. Votes
Total Votes
Abia
303,523
3,123,626
615,785
Adamawa
222,595
356,499
579,094
Akwa Ibom
811,366
596,718
1,408,084
Anambra
768,871
729,296
1,498,167
Bauchi
605,181
596,949
1,202,130
Bayelsa
434,390
322,762
757,152
Benue
634,957
650,659
1,285,616
Borno
354,312
345,870
700,182
Cross River
487,684
431,829
919,513
Delta
153,640
224,789
378,429
Ebonyi
380,706
375,347
756,053
Edo
492,741
442,555
935,296
Ekiti
129,904
129,106
259,010
Enugu
316,139
381,820
697,959
Gombe
279,670
321,259
600,929
Imo
366,436
3,546,466
722,902
Jigawa
239,706
227,352
467,058
Kaduna
813,003
758,824
1,571,827
Kano
558,877
565,634
1,124,511
Katsina
681,947
652,629
1,334,576
Kebbi
214,055
192,161
406,216
Kogi
333,050
315,987
649,037
Kwara
151,483
150,680
302,163
Lagos
125,715
122,404
248,119
Nassarawa
296,907
290,254
587,161
Niger
695,812
651,819
1,347,631
Ogun
122,720
101,163
223,883
Ondo
145,576
133,540
279,116
Osun
194,993
171,896
366,889
Oyo
181,987
179,226
361,213
Plateau
475,539
440,282
915,821
Rivers
1,127,433
938,951
2,066,384
Sokoto
118,273
115,533
233,806
Taraba
413,686
434,230
847,916
Yobe
109,178
105,264
214,442
Zamfara
124,936
122,007
246,943
50,202
45,916
96,118
Total
13,917,193
19,291,302
27,207,131
FCT, Abuja
589
TABLE 561: ANALYSIS OF VOTER TURN-OUT IN THE 1999 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION BY STATE AND
POLITICAL PARTY
Number
No. Of
Registered
Voters
AD
Valid Votes
APP
PDP
Invalid Votes
Total Votes
Abia
1,321,875
1,676
175,095
360,823
6,221
543,815
Adamawa
1,260,956
3,872
117,868
667,239
848,979
Akwa Ibom
1,450,367
152,534
730,744
5,220
888,498
Anambra
2,221,384
2,254
199,461
633,717
4,221
839,653
Bauchi
1,941,913
342,233
834,308
32,902
1,209,443
873,000
152,220
457,812
2,250
612,290
Benue
1,806,121
1,366
269,045
983,912
6,046
1,260,369
Borno
1,822,987
2,970
334,593
581,382
27,887
946,832
Cross River
1,142,876
156
283,486
592,686
425
876,737
Delta
1,794,361
323
240,344
576,230
11,477
828,374
States
Bayelsa
Ebonyi
902,327
883
94,934
250,987
5,680
352,484
Edo
1,380,418
163,203
516,581
6,131
685,915
Ekiti
1,077,195
652
522,072
191,618
8,536
722,878
Enugu
1,466,145
851
195,168
640,518
851
837,288
Gombe
1,108,171
188
311,381
533,158
10,909
855,636
Imo
1,746,673
1,755
314,339
421,767
7,958
745,819
Jigawa
1,567,423
164
237,025
311,571
33,625
582,385
Kaduna
2,536,702
381,350
1,294,679
40,481
1,716,510
Kano
3,680,990
4,697
222,458
682,255
36,368
945,778
Katsina
2,151,112
229,181
964,216
1,193,397
Kebbi
1,172,054
126
172,336
339,893
16,770
529,125
Kogi
1,265,230
538
476,807
507,903
8,322
993,570
Kwara
940,400
127
189,088
470,510
10,127
669,852
Lagos
4,091,070
1,542,969
209,012
3,246
1,755,227
749,466
173,277
423,731
597,008
Niger
1,572,979
2,139
140,465
730,665
14,432
887,701
Ogun
1,559,709
332,340
143,564
6,485
482,389
Ondo
1,331,617
168
668,474
133,323
10,117
812,082
Osun
1,496,058
607,628
187,011
10,038
804,677
Oyo
2,362,772
3,811
693,510
227,668
14,227
939,216
Plateau
1,311,649
1,179
173,370
499,072
7,252
680,873
Rivers
2,202,655
1,486
213,328
1,352,275
4,407
1,571,496
Sokoto
1,274,060
198,829
155,598
14,538
368,965
Taraba
983,227
747
81,290
789,749
5,122
876,908
Nassarawa
Yobe
874,957
1,590
165,061
146,517
8,569
321,737
1,112,627
569
243,755
136,324
16,476
397,124
385,399
39,788
59,234
99,022
Total
57,938,945
34,295
Note: - = Nil
11,110,287
18,738,154
397,316
30,280,052
Zamfara
FCT, Abuja
590
TABLE 562: 1999 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION TOTAL VOTES CAST BY STATE AND PARTY
Number
States
No Of Votes Cast
AD Votes Scored
APP Votes Scored
PDP Votes Scored
Abia
537,594
1,676
175,095
360,823
Adamawa
848,979
3,872
117,868
667,239
Akwa Ibom
883,278
152,534
730,744
Anambra
835,432
2,254
199,461
633,717
1,176,541
342,233
834,308
610,040
152,220
457,812
Benue
1,254,323
1,366
269,045
983,912
Borno
918,945
2,970
334,593
581,382
Cross River
876,312
156
283,486
592,686
Delta
816,897
323
240,344
576,230
Ebonyi
346,804
883
94,934
250,987
Edo
679,784
163,203
516,581
Ekiti
714,342
652
522,072
191,618
Enugu
836,437
851
195,168
640,518
Gombe
844,727
188
311,381
533,158
Imo
737,861
1,755
314,339
421,767
Jigawa
548,760
164
237,025
311,571
1,676,029
381,350
1,294,679
909,410
4,697
222,458
682,255
1,193,397
229,181
964,216
Kebbi
512,355
126
172,336
339,893
Kogi
985,248
538
476,807
507,903
Kwara
659,725
127
189,088
470,510
Lagos
1,751,981
1,542,969
209,012
Nassarawa
597,008
173,277
423,731
Niger
873,269
2,139
140,465
730,665
Ogun
475,904
332,340
143,564
Ondo
801,965
168
668,474
133,323
Osun
795,518
607,628
187,011
Oyo
924,989
3,811
693,510
227,668
Plateau
673,621
1,179
173,370
499,072
Rivers
1,567,089
1,486
213,328
1,352,275
Sokoto
354,427
198,829
155,598
Taraba
871,786
747
81,290
789,749
Yobe
313,168
1,590
165,061
146,517
Zamfara
380,648
569
243,755
136,324
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Kaduna
Kano
Katsina
FCT, Abuja
99,022
Total
29,883,615
Note: - = Nil
39,788
59,234
34,295
11,110,287
18,738,154
591
TABLE 563: DISTRIBUTION OF WINNERS OF 1999 SENATE ELECTION ON STATE, PARTY AND
GENDER BASES
Number
Winners
AD
State
APP
PDP
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Abia
Adamawa
Akwa Ibom
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Benue
Borno
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
Edo
Ekiti
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
Kaduna
Kano
Katsina
Kebbi
Kogi
Kwara
Lagos
Nassarawa
Niger
Ogun
Ondo
Osun
Oyo
Plateau
Rivers
Sokoto
Taraba
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT, Abuja
Total
20
Note: - = Nil
23
61
592
TABLE 564: DISTRIBUTION OF WINNERS OF 1999 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ELECTION ON

STATE, PARTY AND GENDER BASES
Number
Winners
State
AD
APP
PDP
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Abia
Adamawa
Akwa Ibom
Anambra
10
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Benue
10
Borno
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
Edo
Ekiti
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
Kaduna
13
Kano
23
Katsina
15
Kebbi
Kogi
Kwara
Lagos
21
Niger
10
Ogun
Ondo
Osun
Oyo
12
Plateau
Rivers
10
Sokoto
Taraba
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT, Abuja
Total
64
4
Note: - = Nil
74
205
Nassarawa
593
TABLE 565: ANALYSIS OF VOTER TURN-OUT IN THE 2003 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION BY STATE
Number
No Of
Registered Voters
Valid Votes
Invalid Votes
Total Votes Cast
Abia
1,285,428
748,034
21,133
769,167
Adamawa
1,280,204
955,847
38,186
994,033
Akwa Ibom
1,624,495
1,292,395
15,931
1,308,326
Anambra
1,859,795
862,193
35,052
897,245
Bauchi
2,130,557
1,680,542
58,964
1,739,506
765,472
738,165
4,752
742,917
Benue
1,755,528
1,213,843
35,051
1,248,897
Borno
2,156,019
1,120,152
216,328
1,336,480
Cross River
1,289,192
1,233,321
4,854
1,238,175
Delta
1,607,337
1,142,622
29,245
1,171,867
Ebonyi
1,002,771
796,626
11,141
807,767
Edo
1,432,891
1,106,812
11,510
1,118,322
States
Bayelsa
Ekiti
981,753
325,881
98,175
424,056
Enugu
1,479,542
1,126,945
17,942
1,144,887
Gombe
1,263,287
976,136
34,039
1,010,175
Imo
1,630,494
1,016,481
36,404
1,052,885
Jigawa
1,636,657
1,101,909
46,043
1,147,952
Kaduna
2,620,999
1,918,365
273,883
2,192,248
Kano
4,000,430
2,172,182
167,610
2,339,792
Katsina
2,567,245
1,653,161
58,051
1,711,212
Kebbi
1,343,549
815,219
64,607
879,826
Kogi
1,158,343
863,989
34,703
898,692
Kwara
995,882
574,369
50,326
624,695
Lagos
4,558,216
1,628,748
310,443
1,939,191
852,626
729,266
10,023
741,289
Nassarawa
Niger
1,607,730
983,206
69,583
1,052,789
Ogun
1,576,875
1,361,251
4,116
1,365,367
Ondo
1,504,181
888,863
106,221
995,084
Osun
1,367,627
611,593
172,321
783,914
Oyo
2,209,953
882,571
201,235
1,083,806
Plateau
1,391,594
1,050,370
70,561
1,120,931
Rivers
2,272,238
2,160,133
11,082
2,171,215
Sokoto
1,476,691
929,085
88,764
1,017,849
Taraba
1,026,950
906,069
17,534
923,603
966,749
599,131
44,257
643,388
1,515,622
1,053,851
52,716
1,106,567
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT, Abuja
628,100
Total
60,823,022
261,163
13,457
274,620
39,480,489
2,536,243
42,018,735
594
TABLE 566.1:
2003 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION TOTAL VOTES SCORED BY PARTIES IN THE STATES

Number
States
ANPP
APGA
APLP
ARP
BNPP
DA
JP
LDPN
MDJ
MMN
84,305
260,899
1,276
220
255
137
786
72
76
119
Adamawa
286,151
2,352
853
224
131
78
124
45
77
82
Akwa Ibom
162,542
1,077
90
47
37
47
1,434
40
96
36
79,476
279,378
637
85
102
67
704
34
39
34
1,043,442
1,678
443
231
209
108
94
79
993
103
18,344
12
10,763
Benue
494,804
6,731
267
142
232
55
624
34
101
47
Borno
727,595
3,549
965
483
252
222
159
102
485
119
Cross River
11,624
2,112
16
14
451
13
24
Delta
27,492
15,062
260
155
105
352
11,515
58
300
81
Ebonyi
16,308
20,525
209
121
53
49
171
65
423
38
Edo
109,401
2,247
153
136
72
68
2,580
41
1,099
35
Ekiti
7,500
1,300
106
73
42
97
458
33
71
19
Enugu
18,987
177,050
5,720
1,009
13
248
19
11
Gombe
516,081
1,601
351
156
119
71
66
51
120
50
Imo
53,983
281,114
1,904
286
167
180
671
43
136
167
Jigawa
885505
2,136
496
336
151
134
103
103
243
111
Kaduna
870,454
7,800
583
290
179
163
437
106
225
122
Kano
1,628,085
10,229
1,854
1,208
589
539
490
372
670
473
Katsina
1,269,789
2,928
725
470
189
166
129
145
1,538
141
Kebbi
529,612
3,888
869
572
178
129
88
96
186
98
Kogi
314,494
2,275
341
226
149
75
198
35
61
36
Kwara
170,325
2,293
455
300
133
184
235
55
69
86
Lagos
116,510
134,764
2,570
1,472
808
1,925
90,079
822
712
403
Nassarawa
244,006
1,488
101
46
29
29
85
41
12
Niger
390,103
11,849
725
696
399
327
407
111
139
173
Ogun
680
27
19
Ondo
31,994
4,180
218
123
53
126
377
83
23
20
Osun
14,369
1,424
340
272
140
226
335
80
92
76
Oyo
26,112
4,519
644
483
276
522
1,317
169
188
171
Plateau
324,566
6,362
296
112
228
132
701
28
229
31
Rivers
42,346
5,964
54
18
34
1,287
1,307
1,534
511
Sokoto
681,153
6,869
1,309
640
218
193
131
82
184
138
Taraba
198,023
1,179
108
87
71
60
168
23
202
31
Yobe
383,583
3,622
706
324
123
69
44
35
100
51
Zamfara
843,159
4,590
712
312
132
77
56
53
80
46
99,220
22,481
646
196
130
76
2,778
51
76
62
Total
12,710,022
1,297,446
26,921
Note: - = Nil
11,565
5,987
6,727
119,547
4,473
21,403
3,757
Abia
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa
FCT, Abuja
595
TABLE 566.2:
2003 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION TOTAL VOTES SCORED BY PARTIES IN THE STATES

Number
State
NAC
NAP
NCP
NDP
NNPP
PAC
PDP
PMP
PRP
UNPP
66
100
417
6,947
381
1,121
386,748
764
255
3,091
Adamawa
89
111
225
145
2,094
660,780
2,627
282
371
Akwa Ibom
33
318
1,164
39,230
149
406
1,084,674
247
198
630
Anambra
65
51
613
18,141
121
220
466,866
1,523
91
14,043
120
128
128
345
229
1,217
617,291
1,296
323
12,085
266
464
708,312
11
Benue
37
240
229
332
13,939
1,180
662,422
1,016
251
31,160
Borno
118
137
105
640
205
1,51
380,875
1,388
313
859
44
1,674
6,861
51
210
1,207,675
57
186
2,286
283
288
1,523
1,476
902
824
1,072,57
542
158
8,719
Ebonyi
51
56
178
841
122
717
75,823
414
160
3,302
Edo
46
74
2,963
328
214
1,125
979,775
594
433
5,438
Ekiti
55
75
11,410
121
45
1,414
301,185
1,270
135
462
Enugu
706
53
3,112
5,121
101
556
897,721
292
41
16,175
Gombe
52
54
70
2,476
225
786
45,328
896
179
404
Imo
92
296
411
12,890
243
1,349
656861
614
167
4,908
Jigawa
99
108
114
1,867
205
990
202,52
1,065
545
5,096
Kaduna
92
139
294
466
394
2,983
1,026,347
2,246
5,080
965
Kano
448
419
465
894
778
5062
492,755
4,898
19,559
2,395
Katsina
112
132
196
284
240
1,808
380,914
1,603
539
1,113
Kebbi
105
136
106
258
202
2,027
272,564
2,934
401
871
Abia
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Cross River
Delta
Kogi
66
66
216
2,567
413
1,607
58,778
1,946
260
10,183
Kwara
113
111
1,007
268
211
3,620
390,800
3,218
305
581
Lagos
1,338
2,151
118,688
4,392
2,122
10,85
1,129,521
4,726
1,114
3,772
Nassarawa
240
73
436
10,409
86
434
470,936
392
72
346
Niger
102
246
261
545
397
2,946
486,621
3,138
66,900
17,131
Ogun
18
138
1,360,170
144
Ondo
63
88
4,548
559
70
2,808
840,988
1,839
204
499
Osun
97
159
3,811
258
133
2,941
582089
3,118
237
1,396
Oyo
355
336
4,490
978
382
5782
828,725
4,963
744
2,416
Plateau
61
62
260
350
110
1,296
706,432
1,171
168
7,795
Rivers
406
261
986
1,998
20
91594
2,003,521
32
69
8,184
Sokoto
129
149
168
241
305
1,862
232,258
2,037
386
653
Taraba
32
76
102
8,986
81
630
694,527
668
314
711
Yobe
31
49
38
494
192
1,115
206,984
1,155
211
305
Zamfara
63
53
76
299
140
974
200,702
1,552
275
501
FCT, Abuja
76
97
836
441
271
1,294
130,243
1,472
212
608
Total
5,766
6,932 161,333 132,997
Note: - = Nil
23,830
157560
24,456,140
57,720
100,765
169,609
596
TABLE 567: NUMBER OF SEATS HELD IN STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY BY GENDER,1999, 2003 & 2007
Number
Honourable Members
State
1999
2003
2007
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Abia
23
22
22
Adamawa
22
25
15
Akwa Ibom
26
24
24
Anambra
29
28
26
Bauchi
30
30
30
Bayelsa
23
24
23
Benue
27
26
28
Borno
28
27
28
C/River
25
25
22
Delta
28
26
26
Ebonyi
24
23
22
Edo
22
23
23
Ekiti
26
25
26
Enugu
24
23
20
Gombe
23
23
22
Imo
27
26
25
Jigawa
30
30
30
Kaduna
34
34
32
Kano
40
40
40
Katsina
34
34
34
Kebbi
24
24
24
Kogi
25
24
25
Kwara
23
23
21
Lagos
39
39
35
Nassarawa
24
24
23
Niger
25
25
26
Ogun
26
25
24
Ondo
25
25
25
Osun
25
25
25
Oyo
29
30
31
Plateau
22
23
22
Rivers
32
31
27
Sokoto
30
30
30
Taraba
24
23
24
Yobe
24
24
24
Zamfara
24
24
24
21
933
34
913
53
FCT, Abuja
Total
939
Note: - = Nil
597
TABLE 568: NUMBER OF SEATS HELD IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS BY GENDER, 1999 & 2003
Number
States
Local Government Area Chairpersons

1999
Male
Female
2003
Male
Female
Abia
17
17
Adamawa
21
21
Akwa Ibom
31
30
Anambra
21
21
Bauchi
20
20
Bayelsa
Benue
22
23
Borno
27
27
C/River
18
17
Delta
25
23
Ebonyi
13
11
Edo
18
18
Ekiti
16
16
Enugu
17
16
Gombe
11
11
Imo
25
24
Jigawa
27
27
Kaduna
22
22
Kano
44
44
Katsina
33
34
Kebbi
21
21
Kogi
21
21
Kwara
16
15
Lagos
20
19
Nassarawa
13
13
Niger
25
25
Ogun
20
19*
Ondo
18
18
Osun
29
30
Oyo
33
33
Plateau
17-
17
Rivers
23
23
Sokoto
23
23
Taraba
16
16
Yobe
17
17
Zamfara
14
14
760
14
FCT, Abuja
Total
767
Note: - = Nil
598
TABLE 569:
NUMBER OF SEATS HELD IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCIL WARDS BY GENDER 1999,

2003 & 2007
Number
Councillors
State
Male
1999
Female
Male
2003
Female
Male
2007
Female
Abia
289
276
Adamawa
209
208
15
na
na
210
Akwa Ibom
320
324
159
27
na
na
Bauchi
323
Bayelsa
105
323
na
na
97
Benue
273
259
89
26
Borno
308
306
220
91
C/River
188
187
Delta
466
460
Ebonyi
170
169
na
na
Edo
191
191
Ekiti
174
171
na
na
Enugu
319
21
Gombe
113
na
na
Imo
381
37
Na
na
Jigawa
287
321
37
na
na
Kaduna
255
254
Anambra
Kano
478
482
Katsina
360
361
361
Kebbi
225
225
Kogi
114
224
Kwara
182
11
186
187
Lagos
182
186
na
na
Nassarawa
382
378
378
Niger
439
437
na
na
Ogun
204
Ondo
197
196
na
na
Osun
145
38
na
na
Oyo
348
345
na
na
Plateau
Rivers
293
26
na
na
244
162
Taraba
165
160
Yobe
170
170
na
na
Zamfara
147
147
na
na
62
62
62
80
8,698
270
1,576
164
Sokoto
FCT, Abuja
Total
6,532
Note: - = Nil
599
TABLE 570: NUMBER OF SEATS HELD IN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BY STATES AND

GENDER SENATORS, 1999, 2003 & 2007
Senators
States
1999
Male
Female
2003
Male
Female
2007
Male
Female
Abia
Adamawa
Akwa-Ibom
Anambra
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Benue
Borno
C/River
Delta
Ebonyi
Edo
Ekiti
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
Kaduna
Kano
Katsina
Kebbi
Kogi
Kwara
Lagos
Nassarawa
Niger
Ogun
Ondo
Osun
Oyo
Plateau
Rivers
Sokoto
Taraba
Yobe
Zamfara
F.C.T
Total
106
3
Source: National Assembly Statistcal information
106
100
Note: - = Nil
600
TABLE 571: NUMBER OF SEATS HELD IN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BY STATES AND GENDER HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES, 1999, 2003, 2007 & 2011
States
1999
Male
Abia
Adamawa
Akwa-Ibom
Female
Federal House of Representatives

2003
2007
Male
Female
Male
Female
Anambra
10
10
Bauchi
12
Bayelsa
Benue
11
Borno
2011
Male
Female
10
10
10
10
11
12
12
10
10
10
10
10
C/River
Delta
Ebonyi
Edo
Ekiti
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
10
10
10
Jigawa
11
11
11
11
Kaduna
14
13
15
16
Kano
24
23
24
24
Katsina
15
15
15
15
Kebbi
Kogi
Kwara
Lagos
22
21
22
21
Nassarawa
Niger
10
10
10
10
Ogun
Ondo
Osun
Oyo
14
14
12
12
Plateau
Rivers
13
13
12
11
Sokoto
11
11
11
11
Taraba
Yobe
Zamfara
F.C.T
338
22
335
25
338
22
Total
348
12
Source: National Assembly Statistical Information
Note: - = Nil
601
TABLE 572: POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS: DISTRIBUTION BY STATE OF ORIGIN AS AT 2005

Number
Ministers/
Ministers of State
Permanent
Secretaries.
Ambassadors
Total
Abia
Adamawa
Akwa Ibom**
Anambra
Bauchi***
Bayelsa
Benue
Borno
Cross River
Delta
Ebonyi
Edo
Ekiti
Enugu
Gombe
Imo
Jigawa
Kaduna
Kano
Katsina
Kebbi
Kogi
Kwara
Lagos
Nassarawa
Niger
Ogun
Ondo
Osun
Oyo
Plateau
Rivers
Sokoto
Taraba
Yobe
Zamfara
FCT, Abuja
41
79
164
State
Total
44
Note: ** = includes Secretary to the Federal Government
*** = includes Head of Service
- = Nil
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TABLE 132: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF HOUSING UNIT, 2008................................................131

NATIONAL SUMMARY OF PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL STATISTICS, 2006 2010...................................................211

SUBJECT AND GRADES) NATIONAL........................................................................................................................235

TOTAL EMPLOYMENT BY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, 2005 - 2009 ...................................................................368

TABLE 320.1: CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS OF 11 MINISTRIES/EXTRA-MINISTERIAL DEPARTMENTS:

TABLE 365: DISTRIBUTION OF ESTABLISHMENT BY YEAR OF COMMENCEMENT OF BUSINESS AND

LENGTH OF FEDERAL ROADS BY STATE (CLASSIFIED) -2007...............................433

PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO RADIO, 2009....476

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT BASIC PRICES, 2007 2011.............................................535

TABLE 516.1: MONETARY AUTHORITIES' ANALYTICAL ACCOUNT ASSETS, 2007- 2011...............................................557

TABLE 549: DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION, FEDERAL CONSTITUENCIES BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA,

1991 AND 2006 POPULATIONS OF NIGERIA. ....17

TABLE 2: IMPORTANT RIVERS IN NIGERIA

TABLE 3: DISTANCE FROM STATE CAPITALS TO AND FRO ABUJA

TABLE 4: ANNUAL RAINFALL IN NIGERIA BY STATE, 2005 2009

Akwa Ibom (Uyo)

Cross River (Calabar)

Rivers (Port Harcourt)

TABLE 5: ANNUAL MEAN MINIMUM TEMPERATURE, 2005 2009

Akwa Ibom (Uyo)

Cross River (Calabar)

Rivers (Port Harcourt)

TABLE 6: ANNUAL MEAN MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE, 2005- 2009

Akwa Ibom (Uyo)

Cross River (Calabar)

Rivers (Port Harcourt)

TABLE 7: ANNUAL MEAN RADIATION IN NIGERIA, 2006 2010

Akwa Ibom (Uyo)

Cross River (Cal)

Source: Nigerian Meteorological Agency

Akwa Ibom (Uyo)

Cross River (Cal)

Source: Nigerian Meteorological Agency

Akwa Ibom (Uyo)

Cross River (Cal)

Source: Nigerian Meteorological Agency

TABLE 10: ANNUAL MEAN EVAPORATION IN NIGERIA (MILLIMETRES), 2006 2010

Akwa Ibom (Uyo)

Cross River (Cal)

TABLE 11: ANNUAL MEAN CLOUD COVERAGE IN NIGERIA, 2004- 2008

Cross River (Calabar)

Rivers (Port Harcourt)

POPULATION OF NIGERIA BY STATE AND SEX, 1991 AND 2006

CHART 1: 1991 AND 2006 POPULATIONS OF NIGERIA

CHART 2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF NIGERIA, 2008 - 2011

Projected Population Figures

Source: National Population Commission

TABLE 16.1: POPULATION OF ABIA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 1991

Source: National Population Commission

Local Government Area

Local Government Area

POPULATION OF BAYELSA STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 2006

Local Government Area

Local Government Area

Source: National Population Commission

TABLE: 23.2: PROJECTED POPULATION OF BORNO STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Source: National population Commission

Ika North East

Warri South West

TABLE 26.1: POPULATION OF EBONYI STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, 2006