Nigeria National Maps and Statistics – Global Feminisms Project

Nigeria National Maps and Statistics

Below are a collection of maps and statistics to help contextualize the country of Nigeria and the interviews collected there. The statistics presented are just a sample from the source Index Mundi, where many more can be found. As always, these statistics are subject to varying levels of accuracy due to collection methods, data reporting, and publishing date.

These maps and more can be found at the Nations Online Project and Wikimedia Commons.

Demographics

Demographic CategorySpecificationCountry Site: Nigeria
PopulationTotal203,452,505
Sex Ratio1.02 Male(s)/female
Age Structure0-14 years: 42.45% (male 44,087,799 /female 42,278,742)
15-24 years: 19.81% (male 20,452,045 /female 19,861,371)
25-54 years: 30.44% (male 31,031,253 /female 30,893,168)
55-64 years: 4.04% (male 4,017,658 /female 4,197,739)
65 years and over: 3.26% (male 3,138,206 /female 3,494,524)
Percentages of Major Ethnic GroupsHausa 30%
Yoruba 15.5%
Igbo (Ibo) 15.2%
Fulani 6%
Tiv 2.4%
Kanuri/Beriberi 2.4%
Ibibio 1.8%
Ijaw/Izon 1.8%
Other 24.7%
Languages SpokenEnglish (official)
Hausa
Yoruba
Igbo (Ibo)
Fulani
And over 500 additional indigenous languages
IncomeAnnual Income Per Capita$5,900
Gini Coefficient 48.8
Educational AttainmentOverall9 Years
By GenderMale: 9 years
Female: 8 years
Gainful Employment
(Employment-to-population ratio)
Overall54.7
By Gender Men: 62.2
Women: 47.4
These statistics have been selected from Index Mundi, where many more can be found.

This map was prepared by Uyen Huynh, a mathematics and sociology undergraduate student at Bennington College for the Global Feminisms Project during the 2022-2023 academic year. (Last update: January 2023)
Sources: World Bank Open Data, World Health Organization

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