NIGER STATE - National Bureau of Statistics, Nigeria

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NIGER STATE

AGRICULURAL

STATTISTICS

2012 EDITION

Niger State Bureau of Statistics

Printed under the auspices of

Nigeria Statistical

Development Project (NSDP)

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We are indebted to the Chief Servant of Niger State, Dr.Muazu

Babangida Aliyu, CON whose support and encouragement made this

publication possible. We also appreciate and acknowledge his effort

in facilitating the availability of conducive environment and legal

framework for Statistical activities to thrive in Niger State.

The roles played by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), World

Bank, UNDP, UNICEF and other Development Partners towards the

transformation of the State’s Statistical System and indeed the

sustainable development of Niger State are also highly appreciated

by the Government and people of Niger State.

The cooperation of the MDAs, LGAs and other data providers in the

State for supplying the data that facilitated the production of this

publication is also well acknowledged and appreciated. Similarly, we

commend the staff of Niger State Bureau of Statistics and those of

Niger State Planning Commission for their untiring efforts towards

ensuring the availability of relevant statistical data useful for

evidence-based Policy formulation and Planning in Niger State.

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FOREWORD

This is the 2012 edition of “Agricultural Statistics’’ about Niger State

published by Niger State Bureau of Statistics (NSBS). The publication

is one of the series of Statistical publication produced by the state’s

Apex Statistical Agency (NSBS) in its effort to make available relevant

data that will be useful for policy formulation, Planning, project/

programme Monitoring and evaluation and also facilitate Research

studies.

The publication is aimed at making available to the general public

some basic facts about Agriculture in Niger State. The data contained

in the publication were either extracted from the mass of available

data of NSBS, obtained from administrative records of Ministry of

Agriculture, Ministry of Environment & Forest Resources and Niger

State Agricultural Development Project (NSADP) or extracted from

publication of National Bureau of Statistics-, (NBS).

The Government and people of Niger State are particularly grateful

for the support of the NBS, World Bank, UNDP and other

Development Partner in transforming the Apex Statistical Agency of

the state (Niger State Bureau of Statistics) to a modern day Statistical

outfit capable of meeting modern day statistical challenges.

We welcome constructive criticism and suggestions that will lead to

the enhancement of subsequent editions of this publication.

Hon. Commissioner, Ministry of Budget & Economic Planning and Deputy Chairman, Niger State Planning Commission

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Content

Map Of Niger State

Acknowledgement

Forward

Table of Contents

1. 1 Average Monthly Minimum Temperature by Station,2001

1.2 Average Monthly Minimum Temperature by Station,2002 1.3 Average Monthly Minimum Temperature by Station,2003 1.4 Average Monthly Minimum Temperature by Station,2004 1.5 Average Monthly Minimum Temperature by Station,2005 1.7 Average Monthly Minimum Temperature by Station,2006

2.1 Average Monthly Maximum Temperature by Station,2001






3.1 Number of Rainy Days by Month and Station,2002

3.2 Number of Rainy Days by Month and Station,2003

3.3 number of rainy days by month and station,2004



4 average monthly rainfall in niger state by year,2001-2009

5 produce graded figures 2008-2011

6 yeild per hectare for the production of selected major crop.2001-2011

7 fish production by L G A 2001-2008

8.1 Livestock slaughtered in registered slaughter slabs by L G A, 2001-2009

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8.2 Livestock slaughtered in registered slaughter slabs by L G A,2001-2009

8.3 Livestock slaughtered in registered slaughter slabs by L G A,2001-2009

8.4 Livestock slaughtered in registered slaughter slabs by L G A 2001-2009

9.1 outturn of Timber by L G A,2001

9.2 outturn of timber by L G A,2002

9.3 Outturn of Timber by L G A,2003

9.4 Outturn of timber by L G A,2004


9.6 Outturn of Timber by L G A, 2006



10 Forest Reserves by L G A,2001-2009

11 Number of Sawmaills by L G A,2001-2009

12.1 Number of Large Farms by L G A,2005

12.2 Number of Large farms by L G A,2006

12.3 Number of large farms by L G A,2007



13 Fertilzer procurement in Niger state 1998-2011

14 Niger state Trend In Fertilzer prices by Farmers(Government/Market Price) Per Metric

Tonne,2006-201115 Available fertilizer intent for major crops in Niger state 2008-2010

16 Agro Processing industries In Niger state As AT 2011

17 List of Grazing Reserves in Niger State

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BRIEF NOTE ON NIGER STATE

Niger State was created on 3rd February, 1976 from the defunct

North-Western State during the regime of General Murtala Ramat

Mohammed; however, the State actually began functioning on

April 1st of that year. There were originally Nine Local Government

areas (LGAs), namely: Chanchaga, Rafi, Bangi, Gbako, Etswan,

Suleja, Mariga, Magama and Lavun. Agaie and Lapai LGAs were

later created out of Etswan Local Government Area.

Between 1979 and 1983 when Malam Muhammadu Awwal Ibrahim

was Executive Governor of the State, eighteen LGAs were managed

by the administration, namely Kuta, Paikoro, Chanchaga, Rafi,

Gbako, Katcha, Lemu, Lapai, Agaie, Suleja, Mariga, Bangi, Magama,

Auna, Lavun, Mokwa, and Jima-Doko. But when the military came

into power in 1984, it returned to the original L.G.A structure.

Chanchaga was however divided into two:-Minna Municipal Council,

with headquarters at Minna and Shiroro LGA with headquarters at

Kuta.

The LGAs in Niger State became Nineteen (19) in 1991 when

President Ibrahim Babangida created Nine (9) States and additional

LGAs in Nigeria. However, by 1996 when late General Sani Abacha

created six (6) additional States and 182 LGAs, in the entire country,

Niger State got additional six (6) LGAs, namely, Katcha, Munya,

Mashegu, Edati, Tafa and Mariga, bringing the total to 25 LGAs.

In the year 2002, the Civilian Administration of Engineer Abdulkadir

A. Kure responded to the clarion call of the people for the creation of

additional Local Government Areas. To this end, additional 17 new

Local Government Areas were created out of the existing ones;

bringing the total number of Local Government Areas to 42. The new

LGAs were however dissolved and converted to Area Development

Councils because they were not gazetted by the National Assembly

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as enshrined in the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Thus, the status-quo of 25 LGAs was maintained.

LOCATION: The State lies on latitude 80o to 11o:30’ North and

Longitude 03o 30’ to 07o 40’ East. The State is bordered to the North

by Zamfara State, West by Kebbi State, South by Kogi State, South

West by Kwara State, North-East by Kaduna State and South East by

FCT. The State also has an International Boundary with the Republic

of Benin along Agwara and Borgu LGAs to the North West.

LAND MASS: As at 26th August 1991 (before the merger of Borgu

and Agwara LGAs), the State covered a land area of 74,244 square

Kilometres, which is about 8% of the total land area of Nigeria. With

the merger, the land mass is now 76, 469.903 Square Kilometers

(about 10% of the total land area of Nigeria) out of which about 85%

is arable.

POPULATION: As at 1961, the population of Niger State was

1,194,508. The 1991 population figure indicates Niger State as

provisionally containing 2,421,581 people. The 2006 Population and

housing Census put the State’s population at 3,950,249.

SOIL: The soil types in Niger State are two: Ku soil and Ya soil. The

Ku soil has little erosion hazards, while the Ya soil has better water

holding capacity.

OCCUPATION: The majority of the populace in the State (85%) are

farmers while the remaining15% are involved in other vocations such

as white collar jobs, business, craft and arts.

RELIGION: The people of Niger State are predominantly Muslims

and Christians with very few Traditional Religionists and Atheists.

TRIBES AND ETHNIC DIVISIONS: Although there are three major

ethnic groups (Nupe, Gbagyi, and Hausa) in the State, other tribal

groups include - Kadara, Koro, Baraba, Kakanda, GanaGana, Dibo,

Kambari, Kamuku, Pangu, Dukkawa, Gwada and Ingwai. Niger State

also has numerous settlers from other parts of the Country living

peacefully and contributing their quota to the development of the

State.

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ECONOMY: The cherished asset of Niger State is its fertile land,

however, the potentials are yet to be fully explored. The Climate and

availability of wide variety of mineral and agricultural resources also

attest to the economic potentials of the State. Every government that

has come to power endeavoured to provide good infrastructure such

as roads, electricity, water and communication facilities, to make way

for interested investors. Some natural and mineral resources found in

the State include: Talc, Gold, Ball clays, Silica, Sand, Marble,

Copper, Iron, Felsper, Lead, Kaolin, Casserole, Columbite, Mica,

Quartzite, and Limestone. The three Hydro Electric Power Stations in

the Country (at Kainji, Jebba and Shiroro) are all situated in Niger

State.

TOURISM: Niger State is one of the richest States in the country in

terms of tourism. Some of the Tourist attractions are Zuma Rock,

Gurara falls, Baro Empire Hill, Lord Lugard Colonial ruins at Zungeru,

Nagwamatse Well and Kainji Lake National Park.

CLIMATE: Niger State experiences distinct dry and wet seasons with

annual rain fall varying from 1,100mm in the northern parts to

1,600mm in the southern parts.

The maximum temperature (usually not more than 94oc) is recorded

between March and June, while the minimum is usually between

December and January. The rainy seasons last for about 150 days in

the northern parts to about 120 days in the southern parts of the

State. Generally, the fertile soil and hydrology of the State permits the

cultivation of most of Nigeria’s staple crops and still allows sufficient

opportunities for grazing, fresh water fishing and forestry

development.

INDUSTRIALIZATION: The government of Niger State is aware that

the true development of any nation depends on her level of

industrialization. For this reason concerted efforts have been made to

ensure rapid industrialization. Being largely an agrarian State, Niger

State can support a large variety of Agro-allied industries. Also, the

State’s numerous mineral resources can serve as basis for the

establishment of many other industries in the state.

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In order to induce industrialists to invest heavily in tapping these

resources, government has to put in place many incentives such as

provision of well-serviced Industrial layouts, guaranteed accelerated

processing of application for industrial plots and even financial

assistance in form of loans and equity participation by the

government in certain cases. Other facilities like telecommunication,

postal services etc. are adequately provided in the State for effective

business contacts. The State has International airport and is well

linked to all parts of Nigeria by road and rail.

ELECTRICITY SUPPLY: Niger State is the acclaimed “Power House”

of the nation because it houses the three Hydro-Electric Dams:

Shiroro Hydro-Electric Dam; Kainji Hydro-Electric Dam; and Jebba

Hydro-Electric Dam. It is a fact that all major towns in the State and

indeed all Local Government headquarters except few are connected

to the national grid.

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Table 1:

LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS IN NIGER STATE THEIR HEADQUARTERS, LAND AREA, POPULATION & POPULATION

DENSITY AS PER 2006 POPULATION CENSUS

POPULATION

LGA HEADQUARTERS LAND AREA

(SQ KM) NUMBER DENSITY/ (SQ KM)

Agaie Agaie 1,972.6 132,907 67

Agwara Agwara 2,105.9 57,413 27

Bida Bida 50.0 188,181 3,764

Borgu New-Bussa 11,782.5 171,965 15

Bosso Maikunkele 1,606.1 147,359 92

Chanchaga Minna 73.4 201,429 2,744

Edati Enagi 759.7 160,321 211

Gbako Lemu 1,912.7 127,466 67

Gurara Gawu-Babangida 1,126.3 90,974 81

Katcha Katcha 1,686.1 122,176 72

Kontagora Kontagora 2,179.3 151,944 70

Lapai Lapai 3,265.5 110,127 34

Lavun Kutigi 4,218.5 209,917 50

Magama Nasko 3,985.2 181,653 46

Mariga Bangi 5,991.2 199,430 33

Mashegu Mashegu 10,009.7 215,022 21

Mokwa Mokwa 4,478.4 244,937 55

Munya Sarkin-Pawa 2,310.2 103,651 45

Paikoro Paiko 2,259.2 158,086 70

Rafi Kagara 3,558.7 181,929 51

Rijau Rijau 3,432.2 176,053 51

Shiroro Kuta 5,558.0 235,404 42

Suleja Suleja 153.4 216,578 1,412

Tafa Sabon Wuse 226.5 83,544 369

Wushishi Wushishi 1,779.4 81,783 46

TOTAL 76,481.1 3,950,249 52 Source: Niger State Dept. of Budget & Planning; National Population Commission.

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Table 2:

LIST OF WARDS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS OF NIGER STATE

S/N L.G.A WARDS S/N L.G.A WARDS

1 AGAIE 1.BARO

2.BOKU

3.EKOBADEGI

4.ETSUGAIE

5.EKOSSA

6.EKOWUGI

7.EKOWUNA

8.MAGAJI

9.KUTIRIKO

10.EWUGI

11.TAGAGI

2 AGWARA 1.ADAHE

2.AGWARA

3.BUNSURU

4.GALLAH

5.KASHINI

6.KOKOLI

7.MAGO

8.PAPIRI

9.ROFIA

10.SUTEKU

3 BIDA 1.BARIKI

2.CENIYAN

3.DOKODZA

4.KYARI

5.LANDZU

6.MASABA I

7.MASABA II

8.MASAGA I

9.MASAGA II

10.MAIYAKI NDAJIYA

11.NASARAFU

12.UMARU MA’AJIGI I

13.UMARU MA’AJIGI II

14.WADATA

4 BORGU 1.RAFI

2.KARABONDE

3.KONKOSO

4.BUSSA

5.MALALE

6.DUGGA

7.BABANNA

8.PISSA/KABE

9.SHAGUNU

10.WAWA

5 BOSSO 1.BEJI

2.BOSSO CENTRAL I

3.BOSSO CENTRAL II

4.CHANCHAGA

5.GARATU

6.KAMPALA

7.KODO

8.MAIKUNKELE

9.MAITUMBI

10.SHATTA

6 CHANCHAGA 1.NASSARAWA ‘A’

2. NASSARAWA ‘B’

3. NASSARAWA ‘C’

4. TUDUNWADA SOUTH

5.MAKERA

6.SABONGARI

7. MINNA CENTRAL

8. MINNA SOUTH

9.TUDUNWADA NORTH

10.LIMAWA ‘A’

11.LIMAWA ‘B’

7 EDATI 1.ROKOTA

2.GAZHE I

3.GAZHE II

4.GONAGI

5.ENAGI

6.SAKPE

7.GUZZAN

8.ETSU TASHA

9.FAZHI

10.GBAGBAN

8 GBAKO 1.BATAKO

2.EDOZHIGI

3.ETSU-AUDU

4.GBADAFU

5.EDOKOTA

6.GOGATA

7.LEMU

8.NUWANKOTA

9.SOMMAJIKO

10.BATAGI

9 GURARA 1.BONU

2.DIKO

3.GAWU

4.IZOM

5.KABO

6.KWAKA

7.LAMBATA

8.LEFU

9.SHAKO

10.TUFA

10 KATCHA 1.BISANTI

2.BADEGGI

3.ESSA

4.KATAEREGI

5.SIDI-SABA

6.DZWAFU

7.BAKEKO

8.GBAKOGI

9.EDOTSU

10.KATCHA

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TABLE 2 (CONT’D.) LIST OF WARDS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS OF NIGER STATE


11 KONTAGORA 1.MASUGA

2.AREWA

3.MADARA

4.NAGWAMATSE

5.CENTRAL

6.RAFIN GORA

7.KUDU

8.TUNGAN KAWO

9.TUNGAN WAWA

10.USALLE

11.MAGAJIYA

12.YAMMA

13.GABAS

12 LAPAI 1.GUPA ABUGI

2.MUYE-EGBA

3.KUDU/KABE

4.AREWA/YAMMA

5.EVUTI/KPADA

6.BIRNI

MAZA/TASHIBO

7.TAKUTI ISHAKU

8.EBBO/GBACINKU

9.DUMA/ZAGO

10.GULU ANGUWA

/G.VATSA

13 LAVUN 1.BUSU

2.BATATI

3.DASSUN

4.DOKO

5.DABBAN

6.EGBAKO

7.GABA

8.JIMA

9.KUTIGI

10.KUSOTACHI

11.LAGUN

12.MANBE

14 MAGAMA 1. NASKO

2. IBELU CENTRAL

3. IBELU NORTH

4 .IBELU EAST

5. IBELU WEST

6. AUNA CENTRAL

7. AUNA EAST

8. SALKA CENTRAL

9. KAWO

10. NASSARAWA

11.TUNGA JIKA

15 MARIGA 1.INKWAI

2.BERI

3.GALMA WAMBA

4.MABURYA

5.KUMBASHI

6.BANGI

7.BOBI

8.G/BOKA

9.KAKIHUM

10.KOTONKORO

11.IGWAMA

16 MASHEGU 1.SAHON RAMI

2.MASHEGU

3.KASANGA

4.MAZAKUKA

5.KABOJI

6.IBBI

7.DAFAGI/MAKERA

8.KPATACHIN

9.BABBAN RAMI

10.KULHO

17 MOKWA 1.BOKANI

2.MUWO/GBAJIBO

3.GBARA

4.JA’AGI

5.JEBBA

6.KPAKI

7.KUDU

8.LABOZHI

9.MOKWA CENTRAL

10.MUREGI

11.RABBA/NDAYAKO

18 MUNYA 1.FUKA

2.DANGUNU

3.KABULA

4.KUNCHI

5.GINI

6.DAZA

7.BENI

8.WAZAI

9.GUNI

10.SARKIN-PAWA

11.DAN-DAUDU

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PAIKORO 1.ADUNU

2.CHIMBI

3.GWAM

4.ISHAN

5.JERE

6.KAFINKORO

7.KWANGANA

8.KWAKUTI

9.NIKUCHI/T/

MALLAM

10.PAIKO CENTRAL

11.TUTUNGO

20 RAFI 1.KAGARA GARI

2.KAKURI

3.KONGOMA CENTRAL

4.KONGOMA WEST

5.KUSHERKI NORTH

6.KUSHERKI SOUTH

7.KUNDU

8.SABONDARI

9.TEGINA GARI

10.TEGINA WEST

11.YAKILA

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TABLE 2 (CONT’D.) LIST OF WARDS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS OF NIGER STATE


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RIJAU

1.DANRANGI

2.DUGGE

3.DUKKU

4.GENU

5.JAMA’ARE

6.RIJAU

7.SHAMBO

8.TUNGAN BUNU

9.TUNGAN MAGAJIYA

10.SABON GARIN USHE

11.WARARI

22 SHIRORO 1.GALKOGO

2.ERENA

3.KWAKI/CHUKUBA

4.GURMANA

5.ALLAWA

6.BANGAJIYA

7.GUSSORO

8.UBANDOMA

9.EGWA/GWADA

10.PINA

11.KATO

12.SHE

13.BASSA/KUKOKI

14.KUREBE/KUSHAKA

15.MANTA

23 SULEJA 1.BAGAMA ‘A’

2.BAGAMA ‘B’

3.MAGAJIYA

4.IKU SOUTH I

5.IKU SOUTH II

6.HASHIMI ‘A’

7.HASHIMI ‘B’

8.MAJE

9.KURMIN SARKI

10.WAMBAI

24 TAFA 1.DOGON KURMI

2.NEW BWARI

3.ZUMA WEST

4.ZUMA EAST

5.WUSE WEST

6.WUSE EAST

7.IKU

8.IJA KORO

9.IJA GBAGYI

10.GARAM

25 WUSHISHI 1.SABON GARI

2.KWATA

3.BARWA

4.LOKOGOMA

5.MAITO

6.KODO

7.GWARJIKO

8.ZUNGERU

9.T/YAMIGI

10.AKARE

11.KANWURI

Source:SSG’s Office.

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Table 3:

POPULATION OF NIGER STATE BY SEX AND LOCAL

GOVERNMENT AREA: 2006 POPULATION AND HOUSING

CENSUS

S/NO LGA MALE FEMALE TOTAL

1 Agaie 67,698 65,209 132,907

2 Agwara 29,437 27,976 57,413

3 Bida 95,561 92,620 188,181

4 Borgu 88,353 83,612 171,965

5 Bosso 75,826 71,533 147,359

6 Chanchaga 105,803 95,626 201,429

7 Edati 85,537 74,784 160,321

8 Gbako 65,054 62,412 127,466

9 Gurara 46,226 44,748 90,974

10 Katcha 62,326 59,850 122,176

11 Kontagora 81,728 70,216 151,944

12 Lapai 56,440 53,687 110,127

13 Lavun 108,367 101,550 209,917

14 Magama 92,691 88,962 181,653

15 Mariga 101,810 97,620 199,430

16 Mashegu 109,530 105,492 215,022

17 Mokwa 125,812 119,125 244,937

18 Munya 53,243 50,408 103,651

19 Paikoro 80,806 77,280 158,086

20 Rafi 93,636 88,293 181,929

21 Rijau 90,214 85,839 176,053

22 Shiroro 120,526 114,878 235,404

23 Suleja 112,672 103,906 216,578

24 Tafa 41,497 42,047 83,544

25 Wushishi 41,932 39,851 81,783

TOTAL 2,032,725 1,917,524 3,950,249 Source: National Population Commission- 2006 Population Census Result

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Table 4:

POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF NIGER STATE BY FIVE YEAR AGE

GROUPS AND SEX: 2006 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS

S/NO AGE GROUPS MALE FEMALE TOTAL

1 0 – 4 398,682 387,327 786,009

2 5 – 9 324,455 303,749 628,204

3 10 – 14 233,800 209,602 443,402

4 15 – 19 191,475 199,700 391,175

5 20 – 24 151,071 200,033 351,104

6 25 – 29 146,469 188,936 335,405

7 30 – 34 125,654 131,759 257,413

8 35 – 39 101,129 89,088 190,217

9 40 – 44 88,695 72,498 161,193

10 45 – 49 62,734 43,129 105,863

11 50 – 54 58,077 42,002 100,079

12 55 – 59 26,076 17,117 43,193

13 60 – 64 31,389 22,938 54,327

14 65 – 69 13,729 10,196 23,925

15 70 – 74 18,664 11,564 30,228

16 75 – 79 7,707 5,088 12,795

17 80 – 84 11,778 7,994 19,772

18 85 & Above 12,766 7,702 20,468

TOTAL 2,004,350 1,950,422 3,954,772 Source: National Population Commission- 2006 Population Census Result

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Table 5: PROJECTED POPULATION OF NIGER STATE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA 2007 - 2012

LGA 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Agaie 132,907 137,426 142,098 146,930 151,925 157,091 162,432

Agwara 57,413 59,365 61,383 63,470 65,628 67,860 70,167

Bida 188,181 194,579 201,195 208,035 215,109 222,422 229,985

Borgu 171,965 177,812 183,857 190,109 196,572 203,256 210,166

Bosso 147,359 152,369 157,550 162,906 168,445 174,172 180,094

Chanchaga 201,429 208,278 215,359 222,681 230,252 238,081 246,176

Edati 160,321 165,772 171,408 177,236 183,262 189,493 195,936

Gbako 127,466 131,800 136,281 140,915 145,706 150,660 155,782

Gurara 90,974 94,067 97,265 100,572 103,992 107,528 111,184

Katcha 122,176 126,330 130,625 135,066 139,659 144,407 149,317

Kontagora 151,944 157,110 162,452 167,975 173,686 179,592 185,698

Lapai 110,127 113,871 117,743 121,746 125,886 130,166 134,591

Lavun 209,917 217,054 224,434 232,065 239,955 248,113 256,549

Magama 181,653 187,829 194,215 200,819 207,647 214,707 222,007

Mariga 199,430 206,211 213,222 220,471 227,967 235,718 243,733

Mashegu 215,022 222,333 229,892 237,708 245,790 254,147 262,788

Mokwa 244,937 253,265 261,876 270,780 279,986 289,506 299,349

Muya 103,651 107,175 110,819 114,587 118,483 122,511 126,677

Paikoro 158,086 163,461 169,019 174,765 180,707 186,851 193,204

Rafi 181,929 188,115 194,510 201,124 207,962 215,033 222,344

Rijau 176,053 182,039 188,228 194,628 201,245 208,088 215,163

Shiroro 235,404 243,408 251,684 260,241 269,089 278,238 287,698

Suleja 216,578 223,942 231,556 239,429 247,569 255,986 264,690

Tafa 83,544 86,384 89,322 92,359 95,499 98,746 102,103

Wushishi 81,783 84,564 87,439 90,412 93,486 96,664 99,951

TOTAL 3,950,249 4,084,557 4,223,432 4,367,029 4,515,508 4,669,035 4,827,783

SOURCE: Niger State Bureau of Statistics

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Table 6: ADULT LITERACY RATE IN NIGER STATE BY LGA

S/N LGA NAME

LITERACY IN ENGLISH LITERACY IN ANY LANGUAGE

Male Female Both Sexes

Male Female Both Sexes

01 AGAIE 45.0 16.8 30.9 49.7 17.9 33.8

02 AGWARA 34.2 14.6 24.4 53.0 25.4 39.2

03 BIDA 85.3 58.2 73.4 89.2 61.6 76.0

04 BORGU 34.2 14.6 25.7 53.0 25.8 41.3

05 BOSSO 82.4 58.1 70.3 87.0 61.5 74.3

06 CHANCHAGA 95.7 74.7 85.0 97.9 90.4 94.1

07 EDATI 52.4 32.4 42.4 60.4 39.3 49.8

08 GBAKO 45.0 16.8 29.9 47.9 16.8 31.2

09 GURARA 24.8 16.3 20.5 42.4 26.8 34.6

10 KATCHA 43.0 16.8 29.9 47.9 16.8 32.3

11 KONTAGORA 67.3 56.6 62.2 94.5 89.9 92.3

12 LAPAI 36.1 16.7 24.6 37.0 17.9 25.8

13 LAVUN 35.3 17.7 26.5 38.2 17.7 28.0

14 MAGAMA 52.4 32.4 42.4 60.4 39.3 49.8

15 MARIGA 67.3 56.6 61.9 90.4 85.2 87.8

16 MASHEGU 24.8 16.3 20.5 42.4 26.8 34.6

17 MOKWA 62.7 22.2 44.7 71.7 34.1 55.1

18 MUNYA 52.4 32.4 42.4 60.4 39.3 49.8

19 PAIKORO 24.8 16.3 20.6 42.4 26.8 34.7

20 RAFI 18.4 13.4 15.9 27.4 18.8 23.1

21 RIJAU 29.4 12.7 21.4 37.0 13.6 25.8

22 SHIRORO 18.4 13.4 15.9 39.4 13.4 26.4

23 SULEJA 92.2 69.2 80.7 92.2 69.2 80.7

24 TAFA 52.4 32.4 42.4 60.4 39.3 49.8

25 WUSHISHI 37.9 21.7 31.2 48.8 25.4 39.1

NIGER STATE 52.4 32.4 42.6 60.4 39.3 50.1

Source: Report of the National Literacy Survey, National Bureau of Statistics, June 2010

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Table 7: ADULT LITERACY RATE IN NIGER STATE BY SENATORIAL DISTRICT

SENATORIAL

DISTRICT

LITERACY IN ENGLISH LITERACY IN ANY LANGUAGE

Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes

Niger East 55.8 42.7 49.3 60.7 49.7 55.2

Niger North 41.2 25.9 34.3 56.3 37.0 47.7

Niger South 60.1 28.2 43.8 64.1 31.9 47.7

OVERALL 52.4 32.4 42.6 42.6 39.3 50.1

Source: Report of the National Literacy Survey, National Bureau of Statistics, June 2010

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Table 8:

NUMBER OF PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN NIGER STATE BY LGA: 2005 – 2011

S/NO LGA NUMBER OF SCHOOLS

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

1 Agaie 154 152 156 156 162 162 162

2 Agwara 46 60 60 62 55 55 55

3 Bida 54 54 72 73 55 55 55

4 Borgu 100 105 107 107 130 130 130

5 Bosso 80 102 102 105 83 83 83

6 Chanchaga 45 40 44 46 29 29 29

7 Edati 84 94 95 98 103 103 103

8 Gbako 185 189 192 192 195 195 195

9 Gurara 100 95 96 97 88 88 88

10 Katcha 184 186 186 188 196 196 196

11 Kontagora 43 42 44 48 43 43 43

12 Lapai 155 153 158 160 155 155 155

13 Lavun 183 196 196 196 202 202 202

14 Magama 95 95 97 99 96 96 96

15 Mariga 117 120 125 125 117 117 117

16 Mashegu 137 138 140 142 141 141 141

17 Mokwa 201 198 198 200 201 201 201

18 Munya 105 109 110 110 109 109 109

19 Paikoro 180 177 179 180 190 190 190

20 Rafi 90 100 103 105 90 90 90

21 Rijau 75 78 78 79 81 81 81

22 Shiroro 195 204 204 205 221 221 221

23 Suleja 82 48 50 53 68 68 68

24 Tafa 50 44 49 50 44 44 44

25 Wushishi 67 66 68 69 68 68 68

TOTAL 2,807 2,845 2,909 2,945 2,922 2,922 2,922

SOURCE: NIGER STATE UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION BOARD

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Table 9:

NUMBER OF PUBLIC POST-PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN NIGER STATE BY LGA: 2005 – 2011

S/NO LGA NUMBER OF SCHOOLS

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 1 Agaie 5 10 12 16 14 14 15

2 Agwara 1 2 4 4 5 5 5

3 Bida 8 15 23 22 22 22 21

4 Borgu 9 10 18 14 14 14 14

5 Bosso 11 11 26 25 27 27 25

6 Chanchaga 8 10 18 20 18 19 19

7 Edati 4 7 10 10 10 10 10

8 Gbako 3 7 12 12 12 12 12

9 Gurara 5 5 16 17 17 17 17

10 Katcha 8 12 21 22 23 22 23

11 Kontagora 8 13 20 28 23 23 25

12 Lapai 9 13 24 21 21 25 24

13 Lavun 12 20 29 26 25 26 29

14 Magama 6 10 17 18 16 16 17

15 Mariga 5 9 12 14 14 14 14

16 Mashegu 4 15 12 16 18 18 20

17 Mokwa 10 14 24 24 23 24 25

18 Munya 3 4 5 9 9 9 9

19 Paikoro 9 11 23 25 25 25 25

20 Rafi 5 11 15 14 14 14 15

21 Rijau 4 4 10 10 14 14 13

22 Shiroro 9 15 23 26 26 26 25

23 Suleja 5 6 13 22 26 26 23

24 Tafa 4 7 9 12 10 11 8

25 Wushishi 2 5 7 8 8 8 10

TOTAL 157 246 403 435 434 441 443

SOURCE: MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

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Table 10: NUMBER OF PRIVATE POST-SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN NIGER STATE BY LGA: 2005 – 2011

S/NO LGA NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

1 Agaie NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

2 Agwara NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

3 Bida 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 4 Borgu 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 Bosso 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 6 Chanchaga 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

7 Edati NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

8 Gbako NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

9 Gurara NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

10 Katcha NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

11 Kontagora 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 12 Lapai 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 13 Lavun 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

14 Magama NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

15 Mariga NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

16 Mashegu NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

17 Mokwa 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

18 Munya NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

19 Paikoro NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

20 Rafi NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

21 Rijau 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

22 Shiroro NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

23 Suleja NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

24 Tafa NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

25 Wushishi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 TOTAL 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 SOURCE: MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

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Table 11: PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS' ENROLMENT FIGURE BY LGA 2005 - 2008

LGA

2005 2006 2007 2008

FEMALE MALE PLUS % OF FEMALE

MALE PLUS % OF FEMALE

MALE PLUS % OF FEMALE

MALE PLUS % OF

FEMALE FEMALE FEMALE FEMALE FEMALE FEMALE FEMALE FEMALE

Agaie 7,776 25,342 30.7 11,587 32,986 35.1 7,512 23,437 32.1 6,988 20,708 33.7

Agwara 1,685 4,779 35.3 8,487 15,134 56.1 4,353 13,423 32.4 4,604 12,804 36.0

Bida 7,352 20,406 36.0 10,925 25,342 43.1 11,599 27,710 41.9 12,101 28,694 42.2

Borgu 8,666 23,673 36.6 7,848 19,979 39.3 7,936 21,710 36.6 10,839 24,717 43.9

Bosso 10,113 21,996 46.0 11,219 24,665 45.5 16,675 36,883 45.2 13,016 30,088 43.3

Chanchaga 12,447 28,110 44.3 9,428 25,678 36.7 14,869 30,371 49.0 17,150 35,790 47.9

Edati 9,130 22,355 40.8 4,704 12,453 37.8 3,494 10,428 33.5 7,157 16,130 44.4

Gbako 5,532 24,886 22.2 7,788 21,446 36.3 4,555 16,347 27.9 6,403 21,558 29.7

Gurara 5,278 12,674 41.6 8,769 19,260 45.5 8,396 18,351 45.8 8,922 20,886 42.7

Katcha 7,006 26,328 26.6 9,546 26,528 36.0 5,344 17,869 29.9 10,163 28,418 35.8

Kontagora 11,650 29,555 39.4 9,029 22,671 39.8 8,793 22,980 38.3 9,249 25,398 36.4

Lapai 13,429 33,661 39.9 10,775 27,068 39.8 13,213 36,047 36.7 12,794 32,879 38.9

Lavun 25,939 72,843 35.6 12,291 33,446 36.7 11,504 29,016 39.6 13,105 33,150 39.5

Magama 6,952 18,596 37.4 8,954 24,637 36.3 7,758 23,187 33.5 9,090 28,062 32.4

Mariga 4,781 15,735 30.4 9,989 27,164 36.8 5,124 18,028 28.4 7,853 22,063 35.6

Mashegu 7,045 23,225 30.3 8,780 31,178 28.2 10,604 37,036 28.6 8,305 24,563 33.8

Mokwa 8,486 29,920 28.4 12,005 35,030 34.3 8,928 25,216 35.4 13,605 35,838 38.0

Munya 6,958 17,003 40.9 7,036 17,006 41.4 4,893 12,299 39.8 6,860 16,552 41.4

Paikoro 12,403 30,083 41.2 14,146 31,164 45.4 16,928 37,779 44.8 16,463 37,025 44.5

Rafi 3,692 11,955 30.9 7,731 19,744 39.2 6,913 18,747 36.9 6,350 20,703 30.7

Rijau 13,990 36,671 38.2 8,860 27,023 32.8 19,508 49,069 39.8 8,238 22,120 37.2

Shiroro 22,303 30,521 73.1 12,425 29,180 42.6 13,900 26,306 52.8 17,971 40,796 44.1

Suleja 12,511 26,272 47.6 10,537 22,427 47.0 9,475 20,230 46.8 12,912 28,320 45.6

Tafa 6,968 15,343 45.4 7,182 14,838 48.4 7,895 17,697 44.6 6,331 16,435 38.5

Wushishi 4,280 13,116 32.6 8,300 20,638 40.2 6,395 17,776 36.0 6,757 18,951 35.7

TOTAL 236,372 615,048 38.4 238,341 606,685 39.3 236,564 607,942 38.9 253,226 642,648 39.4


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Table 12: PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS' ENROLMENT FIGURE BY LGA 2009 – 2011

LGA

2009 2010 2011

FEMALE MALE PLUS % OF FEMALE

MALE PLUS % OF FEMALE MALE PLUS % OF

FEMALE FEMALE FEMALE FEMALE FEMALE FEMALE

Agaie 8,080 24,567 32.9 8,646 25,499 33.9 9,877 26,357 37.5

Agwara 4,576 14,122 32.4 5,268 14,996 35.1 5,023 13,595 36.9

Bida 11,504 28,355 40.6 12,309 29,675 41.5 13,499 29,974 45.0

Borgu 8,915 23,502 37.9 10,078 24,988 40.3 12,734 29,037 43.9

Bosso 17,740 38,677 45.9 18,821 40,487 46.5 21,418 43,424 49.3

Chanchaga 15,398 31,594 48.7 15,881 32,436 49.0 17,513 34,143 51.3

Edati 3,989 11,419 34.9 4,449 12,122 36.7 5,151 13,387 38.5

Gbako 5,252 17,615 29.8 6,210 19,017 32.7 8,463 23,082 36.7

Gurara 8,438 19,205 43.9 9,166 20,366 45.0 9,568 20,717 46.2

Katcha 6,037 19,178 31.5 6,734 20,461 32.9 12,237 32,576 37.6

Kontagora 9,489 24,216 39.2 10,046 25,208 39.9 12,784 29,635 43.1

Lapai 13,908 36,985 37.6 15,042 39,198 38.4 14,955 36,009 41.5

Lavun 12,233 30,714 39.8 13,829 32,994 41.9 12,382 31,944 38.8

Magama 8,394 24,723 34.0 9,565 26,693 35.8 4,060 11,085 36.6

Mariga 5,945 19,748 30.1 6,565 20,864 31.5 12,191 34,328 35.5

Mashegu 11,323 38,613 29.3 12,643 41,328 30.6 16,326 54,104 30.2

Mokwa 9,614 27,147 35.4 10,616 29,026 36.6 11,400 30,357 37.6

Munya 5,814 13,972 41.6 6,343 14,811 42.8 6,714 15,342 43.8

Paikoro 17,677 39,559 44.7 19,078 42,103 45.3 18,521 40,471 45.8

Rafi 7,572 20,322 37.3 8,550 21,868 39.1 10,909 26,602 41.0

Rijau 20,032 50,939 39.3 20,293 49,477 41.0 10,868 29,223 37.2

Shiroro 14,861 27,793 53.5 17,783 34,096 52.2 14,520 32,724 44.4

Suleja 10,568 21,783 48.5 11,296 22,937 49.2 12,060 24,304 49.6

Tafa 8,954 19,847 45.1 10,133 21,583 46.9 10,187 20,913 48.7

Wushishi 6,902 18,655 37.0 7,856 19,968 39.3 7,126 18,549 38.4

TOTAL 253,215 643,250 39.4 277,200 682,201 40.6 290,486 701,882 41.4

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Table 13:

PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS' ENROLMENT IN NIGER STATE BY SEX AND LGA 2010/2011

LGA

PRIMARY I PRIMARY II PRIMARY III

MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL

Agaie NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Agwara 20 3 23 12 8 20 20 9 29

Bida 1039 956 1986 846 835 1681 832 755 1587

Borgu 350 334 684 293 295 588 282 302 584

Bosso 610 674 1284 522 562 1084 473 527 1000

Chanchaga 903 936 1849 797 762 1552 738 774 1493

Edati NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Gbako 46 63 109 57 37 94 55 72 127

Gurara 116 133 249 108 109 217 97 102 199

Katcha NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Kontagora 536 487 964 532 435 909 402 397 753

Lapai NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Lavun 105 95 200 71 71 142 78 69 147

Magama 64 30 94 37 33 70 55 31 86

Mariga 180 147 327 173 126 299 146 144 290

Mashegu 4 6 10 3 2 5 3 6 9

Mokwa NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Munya NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Paikoro 27 32 59 16 10 26 7 12 19

Rafi 176 144 317 178 160 338 185 181 366

Rijau 163 124 287 165 143 308 145 126 271

Shiroro 54 55 109 52 50 102 37 24 56

Suleja 1860 1873 3733 1748 1849 3597 1696 1809 3491

Tafa 634 483 1117 481 524 1005 411 471 882

Wushishi 214 166 380 192 148 340 156 125 281

TOTAL 7,101 6,741 13,781 6,283 6,159 12,377 5,818 5,936 11,670


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Table 13 (Cont’d):

PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS' ENROLMENT IN NIGER STATE BY SEX AND LGA 2010/2011

LGA

PRIMARY IV PRIMARY V PRIMARY VI

MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL NO OF

SCHOOLS

Agaie NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Agwara 10 8 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

Bida 754 702 1593 605 604 1181 369 405 774 43

Borgu 268 271 539 204 208 412 115 119 234 22

Bosso 439 429 868 399 396 795 258 259 517 47

Chanchaga 711 736 1434 645 662 1253 356 302 658 62

Edati NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Gbako 56 60 116 52 53 105 33 41 78 3

Gurara 85 91 175 63 65 128 20 23 43 10

Katcha NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Kontagora 447 452 814 399 369 696 277 252 499 30

Lapai NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Lavun 44 48 92 48 57 105 43 31 89 7

Magama 43 23 66 18 6 24 15 2 17 2

Mariga 209 154 363 95 64 159 57 41 98 11

Mashegu 3 3 6 1 1 2 2 2 1

Mokwa NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Munya NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Paikoro 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3

Rafi 197 151 348 147 117 264 89 60 148

Rijau 137 104 241 63 39 102 65 55 120 9

Shiroro 22 23 45 19 22 41 10 11 21 4

Suleja 1612 1608 3220 1340 1383 2723 428 450 879 175

Tafa 451 438 889 352 372 724 102 93 195 39

Wushishi 132 96 228 113 125 238 65 50 115 9

TOTAL 5,620 5,397 11,055 4,563 4,543 8,952 2,304 2,196 4,485 479


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Table 14: PUBLIC POST-PRIMARY SCHOOLS' ENROLMENT BY LGA AND SEX 2005 – 2008

LGA

2005 2006 2007 2008

FEMALE MALE PLUS FEMALE FEMALE

MALE PLUS FEMALE FEMALE

MALE PLUS FEMALE FEMALE

MALE PLUS FEMALE

FEMALE % FEMALE % FEMALE % FEMALE %

Agaie 1,253 4,458 28.1 1,172 3,905 30.0 818 2,862 28.6 1,781 6,159 28.9

Agwara 86 509 16.9 161 484 33.3 188 802 23.4 329 1,219 27.0

Bida 4,564 14,336 31.8 5,496 18,378 29.9 6,325 18,492 34.2 9,420 24,324 38.7

Borgu 1,895 6,177 30.7 1,841 5,480 33.6 1,740 5,644 30.8 2,119 6,734 31.5

Bosso 8,248 18,765 44.0 7,744 20,072 38.6 10,339 22,837 45.3 9,500 26,807 35.4

Chanchaga 9,680 21,288 45.5 12,478 24,501 50.9 8,833 21,916 40.3 6,078 24,731 24.6

Edati 133 798 16.7 209 1,409 14.8 225 4,053 5.6 2,407 9,709 24.8

Gbako 195 1,374 14.2 384 1,886 20.4 413 2,462 16.8 667 3,475 19.2

Gurara 2,852 7,751 36.8 2,946 8,719 33.8 4,176 10,178 41.0 4,933 14,151 34.9

Katcha 380 3,584 10.6 527 4,543 11.6 718 5,217 13.8 1,572 7,565 20.8

Kontagora 3,146 10,394 30.3 3,208 9,613 33.4 4,080 10,525 38.8 7,742 19,467 39.8

Lapai 1,573 6,538 24.1 2,148 8,882 24.2 1,967 7,989 24.6 2,998 9,317 32.2

Lavun 1,304 7,416 17.6 1,397 7,820 17.9 1,482 8,205 18.1 2,218 9,840 22.5

Magama 968 4,117 23.5 835 3,580 23.3 1,580 6,120 25.8 1,514 6,380 23.7

Mariga 157 1,430 11.0 220 1,567 14.0 261 2,189 11.9 338 3,772 9.0

Mashegu 163 1,442 11.3 201 1,798 11.2 745 2,621 28.4 686 4,260 16.1

Mokwa 990 3,939 25.1 786 4,450 17.7 1,803 6,787 26.6 3,813 12,588 30.3

Munya 518 1,231 42.1 418 1,565 26.7 663 2,071 32.0 1,632 4,394 37.1

Paikoro 3,463 8,692 39.8 3,124 7,085 44.1 4,264 10,754 39.7 6,342 14,558 43.6

Rafi 1,335 4,600 29.0 1,311 4,585 28.6 1,785 5,789 30.8 1,995 6,277 31.8

Rijau 610 1,777 34.3 609 2,063 29.5 1,015 3,051 33.3 397 2,694 14.7

Shiroro 2,489 6,504 38.3 2,397 7,912 30.3 2,060 6,927 29.7 2,824 8,085 34.9

Suleja 3,534 9,151 38.6 3,631 9,148 39.7 3,493 8,901 39.2 5,335 11,253 47.4

Tafa 2,788 3,276 85.1 2,286 3,163 72.3 2,216 4,076 54.4 4,444 7,652 58.1

Wushishi 422 2,384 17.7 353 2,237 15.8 558 2,762 20.2 1,626 5,764 28.2

TOTAL 52,746 151,931 743 55,882 164,845 725 61,747 183,230 733 82,710 251,175 755


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Table 15: PUBLIC POST-PRIMARY SCHOOLS' ENROLMENT BY LGA AND SEX 2009 – 2011

LGA

2009 2010 2011

FEMALE MALE PLUS FEMALE FEMALE MALE PLUS FEMALE FEMALE MALE PLUS FEMALE

FEMALE % FEMALE % FEMALE %

Agaie 1,612 6,537 24.7 2013 7253 27.8 3482 13281 26.2

Agwara 378 1,533 24.7 578 1871 30.9 12758 33930 37.6

Bida 7,489 25,403 29.5 9681 30325 31.9 2900 8154 35.6

Borgu 4,170 11,546 36.1 4228 12265 34.5 2467 10390 23.7

Bosso 12,354 29,985 41.2 10771 27657 38.9 3523 14781 23.8

Chanchaga 12,300 28,360 43.4 23563 48495 48.6 5202 19324 26.9

Edati 830 3,434 24.2 947 3952 24.0 5485 19967 27.5

Gbako 838 4,936 17.0 969 5265 18.4 6657 21422 31.1

Gurara 5,148 13,414 38.4 6112 12613 48.5 11802 31670 37.3

Katcha 2,161 8,076 26.8 2613 10296 25.4 18068 38391 47.1

Kontagora 6,614 16,562 39.9 7341 18498 39.7 10767 25545 42.1

Lapai 3,724 12,249 30.4 4213 14274 29.5 7775 21365 36.4

Lavun 3,155 13,341 23.6 3615 14573 24.8 5119 14281 35.8

Magama 2,596 8,693 29.9 3161 10170 31.1 7183 17090 42.0

Mariga 600 4,145 14.5 713 4623 15.4 10082 23009 43.8

Mashegu 797 4,333 18.4 1061 4759 22.3 4326 9528 45.4

Mokwa 4,378 13,847 31.6 5256 16019 32.8 5381 12203 44.1

Munya 1,249 4,521 27.6 2893 8595 33.7 6624 16581 39.9

Paikoro 6,940 17,805 39.0 7543 19776 38.1 2591 6115 42.4

Rafi 2,326 6,396 36.4 4148 12304 33.7 2982 9725 30.7

Rijau 1,456 6,148 23.7 1744 6400 27.3 3070 9069 33.9

Shiroro 5,291 16,193 32.7 5830 16951 34.4 11442 25554 44.8

Suleja 8,702 19,777 44.0 15729 33999 46.3 5327 14505 36.7

Tafa 4,456 8,071 55.2 5784 11537 50.1 5539 12425 44.6

Wushishi 442 1,879 23.5 1765 4710 37.5 3186 8362 38.1

TOTAL 100,006 287,184 776 132,271 357,180 825 163,738 436667 37.5

SOURCE: SOURCE: MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

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Table 16:

PRIVATE POST-PRIMARY SCOHOOLS' ENROLMENT BY LGA AND SEX 2010/2011

LGA

JSS I J S S II J S S III

MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL

Agaie NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Agwara NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Bida 176 169 345 186 160 346 151 140 298

Borgu 44 65 109 39 49 88 45 53 98

Bosso 191 238 429 169 229 398 171 241 412

Chanchaga 278 336 614 226 227 453 189 188 357

Edati NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Gbako NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Gurara 24 21 45 23 24 47 17 17 34

Katcha NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Kontagora 303 246 549 311 240 551 329 224 553

Lapai NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Lavun NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Magama NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Mariga NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Mashegu NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Mokwa NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Munya NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Paikoro NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Rafi 42 24 66 0 0 0 0 0 0

Rijau 23 18 41 29 27 56 11 15 26

Shiroro NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Suleja 837 873 1710 782 808 1590 648 754 1402

Tafa 189 197 347 217 215 362 154 159 313

Wushishi 43 32 75 35 52 87 44 51 95

TOTAL 2,150 2,219 4,330 2,017 2,031 3,978 1,759 1,842 3,588


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Table 16 (cont’d):PRIVATE POST-PRIMARY SCOHOOLS' ENROLMENT BY LGA AND SEX 2010/2011

LGA

S S I S S II S S III

MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE T0TAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL NO OF

SCHOOLS

Agaie NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Agwara NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Bida 90 55 145 73 61 124 65 48 113 11

Borgu 50 59 109 37 45 82 6 13 19 3

Bosso 125 173 298 121 128 249 88 98 186 13

Chanchaga 191 231 422 137 144 281 147 141 288 18

Edati NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Gbako NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Gurara 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3

Katcha NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Kontagora 260 218 478 274 194 468 254 217 471 11

Lapai NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Lavun NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Magama NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Mariga NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Mashegu NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Mokwa NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Munya NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Paikoro NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Rafi 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

Rijau 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Shiroro NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Suleja 579 626 1205 563 666 1229 599 714 1313 66

Tafa 75 66 136 63 74 137 59 82 141 12

Wushishi 32 25 57 23 26 49 10 20 30 2

TOTAL 1,402 1,453 2,850 1,291 1,338 2,619 1,228 1,333 2,561 142


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Table 17: NUMBER OF TEACHING STAFF IN PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS BY QUALIFICATION, SEX AND LGA, 2010

LGA GRADUATE N C E OTHERS TOTAL MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE

Agaie 31 2 233 112 449 160 713 274

Agwara 8 1 36 7 191 46 235 54

Bida 48 10 441 221 533 252 1,022 483

Borgu 42 28 266 287 461 143 769 458

Bosso 41 65 240 461 299 204 580 730

Chanchaga 76 152 263 887 368 479 707 1,518

Edati 20 0 226 27 392 45 638 72

Gbako 25 1 235 54 393 43 653 98

Gurara 19 5 175 160 318 207 512 372

Katcha 8 0 319 40 1,013 87 1,340 127

Kontagora 28 8 116 122 130 57 274 187

Lapai 37 2 276 210 295 147 608 359

Lavun 40 9 398 168 816 242 1,254 419

Magama 18 1 227 69 232 32 477 102

Mariga 32 9 97 17 254 28 383 54

Mashegu 3 0 73 36 272 53 348 89

Mokwa 57 5 279 102 440 63 776 170

Munya 42 9 120 67 206 134 368 210

Paikoro 36 32 342 341 454 306 832 679

Rafi 28 8 124 93 183 82 335 183

Rijau 43 20 132 84 206 41 381 145

Shiroro 21 6 319 291 829 449 1,169 746

Suleja 3 4 28 63 52 98 83 165

Tafa 7 1 56 47 150 78 213 126

Wushishi 3 1 71 53 174 44 248 98

TOTAL 716 379 5,092 4,019 9,110 3,520 14,918 7,918


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Table 18: NUMBER OF TEACHING STAFF IN PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS BY QUALIFICATION, SEX AND LGA, 2011

LGA GRADUATE N C E OTHERS TOTAL MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE

Agaie 55 42 153 161 472 215 687 902

Agwara 13 5 46 11 136 54 190 244

Bida 58 12 376 233 542 256 798 1,054

Borgu 25 17 193 248 427 201 628 829

Bosso 18 25 271 422 301 213 514 727

Chanchaga 41 99 274 906 378 480 858 1,338

Edati 7 0 142 30 465 53 518 571

Gbako 0 0 291 21 451 16 467 483

Gurara 20 6 252 195 368 247 615 862

Katcha 7 0 398 168 924 66 990 1,056

Kontagora 8 5 227 69 157 64 221 285

Lapai 9 0 98 17 296 175 471 646

Lavun 20 3 73 36 704 227 931 1,158

Magama 9 0 264 101 211 41 252 293

Mariga 7 0 120 67 303 35 338 373

Mashegu 1 0 342 341 193 43 236 279

Mokwa 86 27 124 93 459 94 553 647

Munya 4 0 132 84 283 124 407 531

Paikoro 31 22 272 234 542 423 965 1,388

Rafi 11 2 180 140 277 131 408 539

Rijau 14 0 112 59 267 72 339 411

Shiroro 173 8 691 86 471 476 947 1,423

Suleja 17 21 95 426 149 297 446 743

Tafa 8 0 66 0 178 84 262 346

Wushishi 5 3 80 42 170 38 208 246

TOTAL 647 297 5,272 4,190 9,124 4,125 13,249 17,374

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Table 19: NUMBER OF TEACHING STAFF IN PUBLIC JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY QUALIFICATION, SEX AND LGA, 2010

LGA

GRADUATE N C E OTHERS TOTAL

MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE

Agaie 23 4 28 1 4 0 55 5

Agwara 2 0 5 2 1 0 8 2

Bida 98 25 160 62 75 22 333 109

Borgu 15 3 18 7 9 1 42 11

Bosso 203 206 62 61 6 2 271 269

Chanchaga 184 281 42 82 4 12 230 375

Edati 12 0 19 4 11 0 42 4

Gbako 10 0 20 3 11 0 41 3

Gurara 52 12 16 2 1 0 69 14

Katcha 28 1 49 8 31 1 108 10

Kontagora 56 12 84 14 14 1 154 27

Lapai 30 2 52 8 20 1 102 11

Lavun 38 1 92 19 28 0 158 20

Magama 13 1 29 4 3 4 45 9

Mariga 6 0 22 4 0 4 28 8

Mashegu 9 0 14 4 2 1 25 5

Mokwa 36 2 56 9 26 6 118 17

Munya 20 2 4 1 1 0 25 3

Paikoro 88 34 12 2 0 1 100 37

Rafi 54 7 4 0 1 1 59 8

Rijau 5 1 18 8 5 1 28 10

Shiroro 93 17 17 6 2 0 112 23

Suleja 84 39 10 29 0 0 94 68

Tafa 24 3 9 0 2 0 35 3

Wushishi 11 3 10 2 2 0 23 5

TOTAL 1,194 656 852 342 259 58 2,305 1,056

Source: Ministry of Education.

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Table 20: NUMBER OF TEACHING STAFF IN PUBLIC JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY QUALIFICATION, SEX AND LGA, 2011

LGA



Agaie 37 4 38 2 24 3 99 8

Agwara 5 0 7 3 1 0 12 3

Bida 174 40 202 65 101 30 476 135

Borgu 53 18 34 13 25 2 112 33

Bosso 109 107 215 151 56 17 380 274

Chanchaga 124 161 224 218 37 35 385 413

Edati 25 1 27 5 7 0 59 5

Gbako 23 2 27 3 21 2 72 7

Gurara 36 6 54 14 37 14 127 34

Katcha 57 3 64 7 28 3 148 12

Kontagora 62 20 135 146 33 12 231 178

Lapai 51 3 75 13 43 5 169 21

Lavun 78 3 111 27 51 12 240 42

Magama 26 1 32 5 18 2 76 8

Mariga 17 5 40 5 13 0 70 10

Mashegu 20 4 23 3 12 7 54 14

Mokwa 89 8 70 8 19 5 178 20

Munya 10 0 24 5 5 0 40 5

Paikoro 57 6 90 29 16 2 162 37

Rafi 27 3 64 10 18 2 109 15

Rijau 11 2 22 5 3 1 36 8

Shiroro 65 5 101 27 27 0 192 31

Suleja 56 34 63 49 53 40 172 123

Tafa 18 4 25 8 36 17 79 29

Wushishi 19 3 15 7 12 3 46 13

TOTAL 1,249 439 1,778 826 695 212 3,723 1,477

Source: Ministry of Education.

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Table 21: NUMBER OF TEACHING STAFF IN PUBLIC SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY QUALIFICATION, SEX AND LGA, 2010

LGA



Agaie 35 5 41 2 6 0 82 7

Agwara 3 0 7 5 1 0 11 5

Bida 146 42 217 94 113 33 476 169

Borgu 23 5 27 10 14 2 64 17

Bosso 305 308 92 61 9 3 406 372

Chanchaga 276 421 62 82 7 19 345 522

Edati 17 1 28 4 17 0 62 5

Gbako 16 1 29 3 16 1 61 5

Gurara 77 18 23 2 1 0 101 20

Katcha 43 2 73 12 46 2 162 16

Kontagora 83 18 99 125 22 2 204 145

Lapai 44 4 79 12 29 3 152 19

Lavun 56 2 138 28 43 1 237 31

Magama 19 1 44 6 5 7 68 14

Mariga 10 0 34 7 1 7 45 14

Mashegu 14 1 21 6 2 1 37 8

Mokwa 55 3 83 13 40 10 178 26

Munya 29 4 9 2 1 0 39 6

Paikoro 131 50 18 3 1 1 150 54

Rafi 82 11 7 1 2 1 91 13

Rijau 8 1 28 13 7 2 43 16

Shiroro 140 25 26 8 5 0 171 33

Suleja 127 125 14 40 1 0 142 165

Tafa 37 5 14 1 4 0 55 6

Wushishi 17 5 14 4 5 0 36 9

TOTAL 1,793 1,058 1,227 544 398 95 3,418 1,697

Source: Ministry of Education

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Table 22: NUMBER OF TEACHING STAFF IN PUBLIC SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY QUALIFICATION, SEX AND LGA, 2011

LGA



Agaie 20 2 20 1 13 1 53 5

Agwara 3 0 4 2 0 0 7 2

Bida 94 21 109 35 54 16 257 72

Borgu 29 9 19 7 13 1 61 18

Bosso 59 57 116 81 30 9 205 148

Chanchaga 67 86 120 117 20 19 207 223

Edati 13 0 14 2 4 0 32 3

Gbako 13 1 14 1 12 1 39 4

Gurara 19 3 29 7 20 8 68 18

Katcha 30 1 34 4 15 1 80 7

Kontagora 34 11 73 79 18 6 124 96

Lapai 28 2 40 7 23 3 91 12

Lavun 42 1 60 14 28 7 129 22

Magama 14 1 17 2 10 1 41 4

Mariga 9 2 22 3 7 0 38 5

Mashegu 11 2 12 2 6 4 29 7

Mokwa 48 4 38 4 10 2 96 11

Munya 6 0 13 3 3 0 21 3

Paikoro 30 3 48 16 8 1 87 20

Rafi 15 2 34 5 9 1 58 8

Rijau 6 1 12 3 2 0 20 4

Shiroro 35 2 54 14 14 0 104 17

Suleja 30 18 34 26 28 22 92 66

Tafa 9 2 13 4 20 9 42 15

Wushishi 10 2 8 4 6 1 25 7

TOTAL 673 237 958 445 374 114 2,004 796

Source: Ministry of Education

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Table 23: ENROLMENT IN SPECIAL SCHOOLS BY TYPE OF DISABILITY, SEX AND L.G.A, 2010/2011

L. G. A BLIND DEAF/DUMB PHYSICALY RETARDED

MENTALY RETARDED OTHERS TOTAL

MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMAL MALE FEMAL MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE Agaie 0 0 12 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 4 Agwara 0 0 6 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 5 Bida 2 1 10 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 6 Borgu 0 0 8 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 4 Bosso 0 0 11 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 6 Chanchaga 0 0 12 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 10 Edati 1 0 7 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 4 Gbako 0 0 7 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 3 Gurara 0 0 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 Katcha 0 0 7 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 5 Kontagora 3 0 14 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 5 Lapai 0 0 13 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 2 Lavun 1 0 10 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 2 Magama 0 0 6 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 5 Mariga 0 0 10 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 6 Mashegu 0 0 8 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 3 Mokwa 2 1 14 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 5 Munya 0 0 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 3 Paikoro 1 0 8 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 3 Rafi 0 0 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 Rijau 0 0 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 Shiroro 2 0 11 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 5 Suleja 1 0 9 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 5 Tafa 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 6 Wushishi 0 0 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 SUB-TOTAL 13 2 212 103 0 0 0 0 0 0 225 108 OTHER NIGERIAN 2 2 20 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 17 G/TOTAL 15 4 232 118 0 0 0 0 0 0 247 125

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Table 24: 2010 Poverty Numbers for Absolute, Relative, Dollar/day and Food Poverty by State

State

Food Poverty Absolute Poverty

Moderately poor based on 2/3 of the weighted mean

household per capita expenditure regionally

deflated (Relative Poverty)

Dollar per day based on adjusted

ppp

Poor

Non Poor

Poor Non Poor

Poor Non Poor Poor Non Poor

Abia 30.5 69.5 57.4 42.6 63.4 36.6 57.8 42.2

Adamawa 55.4 44.6 74.2 25.8 80.7 19.3 74.3 25.7

Akwa ibom 35.6 64.4 53.7 46.3 62.8 37.2 53.8 46.2

Anambra 34.2 65.8 56.8 43.2 68 32 57.4 42.6

Bauchi 54.1 45.9 73 27 83.7 16.3 73.1 26.9

Bayelsa 23.3 76.7 47 53 57.9 42.1 47 53

Benue 48.5 51.5 67.1 32.9 74.1 25.9 67.2 32.8

Borno 33.2 66.8 55.1 44.9 61.1 38.9 55.1 44.9

Cross-Rivers 46.4 53.6 52.9 47.1 59.7 40.3 52.9 47.1

Delta 42.8 57.2 63.3 36.7 70.1 29.9 63.6 36.4

Ebonyi 63.5 36.5 73.6 26.4 80.4 19.6 73.6 26.4

Edo 39.4 60.6 65.6 34.4 72.5 27.5 66 34

Ekiti 35.8 64.2 52.4 47.6 59.1 40.9 52.6 47.4

Enugu 52.7 47.3 62.5 37.5 72.1 27.9 63.4 36.6

Gombe 71.5 28.5 74.2 25.8 79.8 20.2 74.2 25.8

Imo 33.3 66.7 50.5 49.5 57.3 42.7 50.7 49.3

Jigawa 71.1 28.9 74.1 25.9 79 21 74.2 25.8

Kaduna 41.7 58.3 61.5 38.5 73 27 61.8 38.2

Kano 48.3 51.7 65.6 34.4 72.3 27.7 66 34

Katsina 56.2 43.8 74.5 25.5 82 18 74.8 25.2

Kebbi 47 53 72 28 80.5 19.5 72.5 27.5

Kogi 50.1 49.9 67.1 32.9 73.5 26.5 67.3 32.7

Kwara 38.1 61.9 61.8 38.2 74.3 25.7 62 38

Lagos 14.6 85.4 48.6 51.4 59.2 40.8 49.3 50.7

Nassarawa 26.8 73.2 60.4 39.6 71.7 28.3 60.4 39.6

Niger 20.4 79.6 33.8 66.2 43.6 56.4 33.9 66.1

Ogun 41.8 58.2 62.3 37.7 69 31 62.5 37.5

Ondo 36.1 63.9 45.7 54.3 57 43 46.1 53.9

Osun 19.5 80.5 37.9 62.1 47.5 52.5 38.1 61.9

Oyo 24.6 75.4 51.8 48.2 60.7 39.3 51.8 48.2

Plateau 44 56 74.1 25.9 79.7 20.3 74.7 25.3

Rivers 26.3 73.7 50.4 49.6 58.6 41.4 50.6 49.4

Sokoto 56.6 43.4 81.2 18.8 86.4 13.6 81.9 18.1

Taraba 45.2 54.8 68.9 31.1 76.3 23.7 68.9 31.1

Yobe 58.5 41.5 73.8 26.2 79.6 20.4 74.1 25.9

Zamfara 44.4 55.6 70.8 29.2 80.2 19.8 71.3 28.7

FCT 32.5 67.5 55.6 44.4 59.9 40.1 55.6 55.6

SOURCE: NIGERIA POVERTY PROFILE 2010 REPORT BY NATIONAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS

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Table 25: 2010 Poverty Numbers for Absolute, Relative, Dollar/day and Food

Poverty by Sector and Zone

Sector/Zone

Food Poverty Absolute Poverty

Moderately poor based on 2/3 of the weighted

mean household per capita expenditure regionally deflated (Relative Poverty)

Dollar per day based on adjusted

ppp

Poor Non Poor

Poor Non Poor

Poor Non Poor Poor Non Poor

Sector Urban 26.7 73.3 52 48 61.8 38.2 52.4 47.6

Rural 48.3 51.7 66.1 33.9 73.2 26.8 66.3 33.7

National 41 59 60.9 39.1 69 31 61.2 38.8

Zone North Central 38.6 61.4 59.5 40.5 67.5 32.5 59.7 40.3

North East 51.5 48.5 69 31 76.3 23.7 69.1 30.9

North West 51.8 48.2 70 30 77.7 22.3 70.4 29.6

South East 41 59 58.7 41.3 67 33 59.2 40.8

South South 35.5 64.5 55.9 44.1 63.8 36.2 56.1 43.9

South West 25.4 74.6 49.8 50.2 59.1 40.9 50.1 49.9

SOURCE: NIGERIA POVERTY PROFILE 2010 REPORT BY NATIONAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS

NOTE:

FOOD POVERTY is an aspect of Absolute Poverty Measure which considers only food expenditure for the affected Households.

RELATIVE POVERTY is defined by reference to the living standards of the

majority of people in a given society.

ABSOLUTE POVERTY is defined in terms of the minimal requirements for

food, clothing, healthcare and shelter.

DOLLAR PER-DAY MEASURE of poverty refers to the proportion of

people living on less than US$1 per day poverty line based on World

Bank’s Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) index.

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Table 26: LARGE SCALE FARMS IN NIGER STATE

S/NO NAMES OF FARMS LOCATION LOCAL GOVT. AREA

1

Arewa flour mill Kaboji

Mashegu

2 Daudu Farms Dikko Gurara

3 Kudu Farms Kudu Mokwa

4 Sunti Sugar Farms Sunti Mokwa

5 Dewo Farms Mokwa Mokwa

6 Zhem pako Farms Pati Enagi Edati

7 Subale Farms Beji Bosso

8 Maizube Farms Sabon Daga Bosso

9 Umarson Farms Wushishi Wushishi

10 Nasco Farms Nasco Kontagora

11 North Cott Farms Kontagora Kontagora

12 Umma Farms Kontagora Kontagora

13 Madaki Farms Pandogari Rafi

14 Maimasa Farms Tagwai Bosso

15 Madabe Farms Rijau Magama

16 Shiyaki Farms New Bussa Borgu

17 Jumik Farms Gidan-Mungoro Bosso

SOURCE: Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Niger State

Table 27: FERTILZER PROCUREMENT IN NIGER STATE 1998 - 2011

S/NO YEARS FERTLIZER TYPES

NPK UREA S S P B/SUPA

1 1999 5,640 60 5,700 -

2 2000 12,781.40 2,298.60 1,590 -

3 2001 12,210 4,090 390 -

4 2002 4,419.7 2,680.20 510 300

5 2003 930 720 240 -

6 2004 8,575.65 3,610 600

7 2005 3,789 1,930 450 -

8 2006 NA NA NA NA

9 2007 23,070 8,080 1,900 -

10 2008 17,000 15,300 3,400 -

11 2009 15,105 7,918 - -

12 2010 11,000 7,000 3,210 -

13 2011 7,000 6,000 575.08 -


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Table 28: MAJOR AGRO PROCESSING INDUSTRIES IN NIGER STATE

S/NO INDUSTRIES PRODUCTS LOCATION

1 Niger Flour Mill Ltd Animal Feed & Flour Minna

2 Niger Paramount Food Food Processing Minna

3 Suleja Grain Processing Ltd Grains Flour Suleja

4 Badeggi Rice Mill Rice Badeggi

5 Mokwa Ranch Ltd Animal Husbandry Mokwa

6 Mokwa Abattoir Meat (Beef & Mutton) Mokwa

7 Niger North Ltd Vegetable Oil Minna

8 Abu Turab Poultry Chicken & Eggs Minna

9 Abu Turab Rice Processing Ltd Rice Minna

10 Maizube Farm Ltd Yoghurt Minna

11 Cirico Rice Mill Ltd Rice Bida

12 Adebaiko Rice Mill Ltd Rice Bida

13 Zuma Foods Ltd Soya Milk Suleja

14 Kokodnevi Oil Ltd Vegetable Oil Kuta

15 El-Amin Confectionaries Bread & Confectionaries Minna

16 Sunti Sugar Company Ltd Sugar Sunti

17 Inter Cotton Nigeria Ltd Ginned Cotton K-Gora

18 Deco Arts Furniture Company Wood Furniture Minna

19 White Heart Furniture Company Wood furniture Minna

20 Kyauta Soko Food Processing Company Flour (corn, Yam, etc) Minna

21 Buddah Foods Soya milk, yoghurt, etc. Minna

22 A &and Shine Honey Honey Minna


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Table 29: FISH PRODUCTION IN METRIC TONNES BY L.G.A FROM 2001-2011

L.G.A 2001 2002 2003 2004

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Agaie 3,500 3,500 3,500 3,800 3,500 3,500 3,600 3,200 3,100 2,900 2,500

Agwara 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,700 2,000 2,000 2,100 3,000 2,600 2,400 3,500

Bida 500 500 1,000 1,500 1,000 1,000 1,200 1,200 1,600 1,500 500

Borgu 3,500 3,500 3,500 3,500 4,500 4,500 4,600 4,400 4,300 4,400 4,000

Bosso 500 500 500 500 1,000 1,000 1,500 1,400 1,200 1,300 500

Chanchaga 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,300 1,400 1,300 1,300 1,000

Edati 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,300 1,200 3,500

Gbako 2,500 2,500 2,500 2,500 2,500 2,500 2,600 2,300 2,200 2,200 4,200

Gurara 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,500 2,500 2,400 2,300 2,300 2,300 1,200

Katcha 3,500 3,500 3,500 3,500 3,500 3,500 3,500 3,400 3,400 3,300 4,000

Kontagora 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,500 2,200 2,300 2,300 2,500

Lapai 3,000 3,000 3,000 3,000 3,500 3,500 3,500 3,300 3,300 3,200 3,000

Lavun 3,000 3,000 3,500 3,500 3,500 3,500 3,500 3,300 3,500 3,300 4,200

Magama 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,100 1,100 1,000 2,500

Mariga 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,400 1,500 1,400 1,500

Mashegu 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,500 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,100 2,100 2,100 2,000

Mokwa 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,800 5,000 5,000 5,200 5,200 5,100 5,100 4,600

Munya 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,100 2,000 2,100 2,100 500

Paikoro 500 500 1,500 1,500 1,000 1,000 1,000 900 900 1,000 500

Rafi 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,100 1,500

Rijau 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,100 1,100 1,100 1,000

Shiroro 3,000 3,000 3,000 3,000 3,200 3,200 3,300 3,200 3,100 3,000 4,500

Suleja 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,000 1,000 1,500 1,500 1,400 1,300 1,000

Tafa 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 800 800 1,000 1,000 900 900 500

Wushishi 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,500 2,500 2,500 2,500 2,300 2,400 2,500


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Table 30: LIST OF GRAZING RESERVES IN NIGER STATE

S/NO NAME LOCATION L.G.A

SIZE (HA)

1 Audu Kenchi LAVUN 4,000

2 Alawa Rafi 3,072

3 Bobi Mariga 30,000

4 Ekogi Agaie 2,099

5 Edotsu Gbako 4,906

6 Funafuna Mariga 12,700

7 Garin Gabas Rafi 2,700

8 Iri Rijau 14,080

9 Kataeregi Katcha 4,900

10 Libelle Magama 2,304

11 Masuga Mariga 2,304

12 Nda Dakun Agaie 4,609

13 Nankokan Agaie 2,560

14 Sheyi Shiroro 6,000

15 Tsohon Lapai (Birnin Maza) Lapai 2,611

16 Sabon Lapai (Dada Be Kpe Tsu Ye)

Lapai 1,536

17 Tunga Bako Rafi 3,840

18 Utula Agwara 6,650

19 Ugu Rafi 3,350

20 Yakilla Rafi 3,000

21 Kampanin Abba Suleja 3,840

22 Adunnu/Bari Paiko 3,650

23 Jita Paiko 2,500

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Table 31: NUMBER OF HEALTH FACILITIES IN NIGER STATE BY TYPE AND LGA, 2011

LGAs BHC

BON

E SE

TTER

CHC

CLIN

IC

CLIN

IC/M

AT

FMC

HC

HO

SP

HP

MAT

HO

ME

MAT

/CLI

NIC

MCH

MED

/ CE

NTE

R

MH

C

NU

RSIN

G H

OM

E

NU

RSIN

G/M

AT

ORT

UN

IT

ORT

/NPI

PHCC

PPFN

SPEC

IALI

ST

HO

SP

PHCC

C

PHCC

/MAT

ORT

/PH

CC

MPH

CC

NPH

CC

Gran

d To

tal

AGAIE 3

25 2

1

3

33

65

AGWARA

19

1 1 21

BIDA

6

1

1

5

20

33

BORGU 3

4 6

44 2

1 1

61

BOSSO

1

10

5

54

70

CHANCHA

19

18

1

14 1 2 1 56

EDATI 4

2

31

19

4

60

GBAKO

45

1

1

47

GURARA 10

1 1

1

46

59

KATCHA 3

2

2

2

63

3 75

KONTAGORA

10

1

28

39

LAPAI 2

1 5 2

30 1 32 1

2

1

2 4 1 84

LAVUN 3

38 2

2 2

1 1

41

1 91

MAGAMA 4

1 1

2

2

3

51 64

MARIGA 4

3 1

1 1 7 1

1

1

39

1 60

MASHEGU 15

5

11

3

1

35

3 73

MOKWA 7

1 2

3 15

1

54

1 84

MUNYA 1

8

4

43

56

PAIKORO 1

3

2

9

74

89

RAFI 2 1

1 4

13 3 17 3

1

1

20

2 67

RIJAU 1

3

1

1

50

57

SHIRORO

1

141

142

SULEJA 1

2 10

1 15 1 2

2 2

1 6 1 44

TAFA 1

15 1

3 23

4

1 48

WUSHISHI

1

4 1 1 2

1

32

42

Grand

Total 65 1 89 99 15 1 165 65 115 28 1 36 3 1 1 1 1 1 822 2

2

54

15

1

2

1 1587

SOURCE: Ministry of Health

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Niger State Cumulative Coverage on Routine Immunization, 1985 - 2011

Year OPV Measles DPT TT BCG Yellow Fever CSM HBV

1985 53867 23881 49234

61246 No data 0 No data

1986 142720 58590 674715 60153 83439 No data 29474 No data

1987 153385 51256 161557 80048 74302 No data 48554 No data

1988 267456 71838 262750 106036 290118 No data 73771 No data

1989 200602 71052 200624 87400 94335 No data 38670 No data

1990 126160 149236 368444 130785 160249 No data No data No data

1991 188032 51259 160321 88796 166505 10384 12806 No data

1992 26913 96041 159758 111538 90867 6070 15246 No data

1993 190342 55864 141994 79303 67654 0 No data No data

1994 188768 67425 150281 60852 64949 0 No data No data

1995 132602 58090 119054 65380 51729 642 59738 No data

1996 297802 13472 216954 84450 103214 61 211066 No data

1997 361499 234863 276455 178885 113023 0 88653 No data

1998 361306 180430 281145 149949 118614 146122 203999 No data

1999 240520 88964 191205 101436 37002 51290 103373 No data

2000 231004 102322 197946 92677 73071 41374 257520 No data

2001 8882 7490 6202 4475 3775 4409 3266 No data

2002 45313 116983 132505 92041 71605 65514 26151 No data

2003 167670 140328 249498 75795 60070 31783 609256 781

2004 168183 144206 81712 83412 69183 36565 132400 421

2005 22578 177491 76806 1612825 177491 52699 No data 16213

2006 400793 643513 497316 455633 212218 254340 No Data 349382

2007 484497 882152 799170 402629 458177 435309 No Data 524293

2008 927944 512156 872570 419662 271732 230512 No data 722904

2009 427975 151726 412796 191124 137507 107974 No data 395979

2010 111985 166825 125044 73798 497458 140800 No data 113928

2011 502,757 228,115 361,049 279,506 112,673 161,119 No data 50,514

SOURCE: Ministry of Health

Table 33: IMMUNIZATION COVERAGE BY LGA 2010 S/No. LGA BCG DPT3 OPV3 Measles YF TT2+ HepB3

1 Agaie 4,864

16,743

16,355

9,248

7,791

13,043

14,002

2 Agwara 1,579

7,974

6,324

4,182

3,440

4,916

7,487

3 Bida 7,471

19,075

20,140

5,967

5,866

11,581

19,728

4 Borgu 6,673

24,570

20,830

9,977

8,125

12,110

20,844

5 Bosso 3,482

14,060

15,403

5,707

4,052

5,660

12,977

6 Chanchaga 11,961

29,509

36,144

8,558

8,188

13,932

31,989

7 Edati 4,441

14,768

14,745

6,552

5,437

11,692

12,738

8 Gbako 1,924

13,936

12,943

5,900

4,532

7,496

12,554

9 Gurara 2,689

8,022

6,737

3,853

3,017

7,848

7,409

10 Katcha 2,172

9,521

10,815

5,998

3,261

6,321

7,629

11 Kontagora 12,575

23,884

23,218

14,806

12,578

16,231

22,472

12 Lapai 5,272

11,945

14,309

7,268

5,890

10,246

11,159

13 Lavun 5,820

18,581

16,402

6,041

6,055

10,291

16,276

14 Magama 6,019

20,408

14,648

11,119

9,866

14,252

19,053

15 Mariga 6,794

22,711

18,097

8,304

8,089

13,174

18,784

16 Mashegu 5,847

19,452

17,716

10,528

6,692

10,843

19,122

17 Mokwa 11,512

28,295

25,190

13,940

11,973

18,548

25,906

18 Munya 3,402

14,636

16,113

5,761

5,446

7,598

12,632

19 Paikoro 3,609

12,898

18,439

5,880

4,987

7,716

13,158

20 Rafi 8,614

27,287

19,776

12,658

11,240

21,772

23,683

21 Rijau 6,338

23,003

14,582

14,011

11,272

16,972

17,335

22 Shiroro 7,258

32,317

30,235

13,824

10,752

13,093

31,101

23 Suleja 12,162

25,129

42,383

11,281

10,417

11,335

23,984

24 Tafa 1,995

7,774

5,971

2,930

2,438

2,919

6,403

25 Wushishi 1,957

6,894

6,779

2,728

2,103

3,521

7,384

TOTAL 146,430

453,392

444,294

207,021

173,507

273,110

415,809

SOURCE: Primary Health Care Development Agency

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Table 34: IMMUNIZATION COVERAGE BY LGA2011 S/No. LGA BCG DPT3 OPV3 Measles YF TT2+ HepB3

1 Agaie 3,317 15,764

19,340

11,124

8,026

15,393

14,288

2 Agwara 687 8,624

8,894

3,502

3,071

5,451

7,724

3 Bida 7,797 14,940

25,208

6,451

6,285

15,751

15,110

4 Borgu 8,247 19,097

30,366

13,182

8,518

14,537

21,057

5 Bosso 1,881 11,787

14,986

6,650

4,215

6,113

12,383

6 Chanchaga 16,468 28,972

46,802

14,387

13,247

17,661

30,066

7 Edati 3,339 12,867

22,034

9,307

6,605

12,288

10,293

8 Gbako 613 14,717

16,599

6,759

4,856

9,449

13,618

9 Gurara 2,822 9,937

12,289

3,904

3,441

7,059

9,493

10 Katcha 1,486 11,361

11,708

7,284

5,590

5,982

8,555

11 Kontagora 11,638 17,012

23,239

12,605

9,547

12,711

16,998

12 Lapai 6,033 12,032

18,875

9,582

7,708

12,415

12,184

13 Lavun 5,362 15,108

22,775

8,351

5,565

13,293

16,574

14 Magama 743 14,873

20,890

8,510

8,489

14,032

17,916

15 Mariga 2,968 16,821

18,673

11,767

7,659

12,724

15,664

16 Mashegu 3,410 20,187

22,480

12,475

9,512

12,713

17,475

17 Mokwa 9,876 16,604

36,741

14,315

7,886

17,466

15,956

18 Munya 1,774 12,071

18,950

5,316

5,950

7,394

12,434

19 Paikoro 1,686 11,378

24,370

11,757

4,940

9,055

10,109

20 Rafi 2,048 17,292

26,775

13,561

8,108

20,395

15,227

21 Rijau 1,819 14,678

17,914

14,523

5,618

14,270

11,774

22 Shiroro 3,923 16,120

18,014

8,265

3,894

6,015

10,747

23 Suleja 12,293 15,610 25,523 8,848 7,295 10,240 13,497

24 Tafa 1,692 6,939

9,992

3,599

3,059

4,368

6,772

25 Wushishi 751 6,258

7,320

2,091

2,035

2,731

6,125

TOTAL 112,673 361,049

520,757

228,115

161,119

279,506

342,039

SOURCE: Primary Health Care Development Agency

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Table 35:MINERAL RESOURCES FOUND IN NIGER STATE

S/NO MINERALS RESOURCES

LOCATION LGA USE

1 Gold Minna, Kafin-Koro,Kontagora,Bida & New-Bussa

Chachaga, Paikoro,Bida & Borgu

Ornament decoration e.g. Jeweiieries

2 Clay Enagi, Rafi, Badeggi, Tatiko, Agwara, Borgu, Suleja & Mokwa.

Edati, Katcha, Agwara, Borgu, Suleja, & Mokwa.

Plumbing, Bricks, Tiles, Sanitary and Refectory wares

3 Silica & Sand Suleja, Bida & Mokwa Suleja, Bida & Mokwa

Glaxing material, white wall, Table ware, Tiles and Glass

4 Kynaites South –West of Minna Chanchaga Bricks, Tank and Refectory material

5 Marble Minna Hill & Kwakuti Chanchaga & Paikoro

Road and Building Construction

6 Copper, Iron, Felspar & Lead

Spread All Over The State

All LGA Various Refectory minerals or materials as deem fit

7 Kaolin Agaie, Bida, Lemu, Mokwa & Kutigi

Agaie, Bida, Gbako, Mokwa & Lavun

Various Refectory minerals or materials as deem fit

8 Cassertrite New-Bussa Borgu For tin coating and iron sheet

9 Columbite New-Bussa Borgu For mirror coating and wrapping of soap

10 Tantalite New-Bussa Borgu For dyeing of calico cloth and printing

11 Limestone Lapai, Konkoso,Swashi & Mokwa

Agaie, Borgu, Lapai, Mokwa

For chalk making

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Table 36: LOCATIONS CONDUCIVE FOR THE MANUFACTURING OF

SOME SELECTED INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS

S/NO PRODUCT MOST SUITABLE LOCAL GOV’T AREA

FOR SITING OF INDUSTRIES

1 Ceramic Materials Agaie, Bida, Borgu, Chanchaga, Gbako,

Lavun, Mokwa, Paikoro, Rafi, Shiroro and

Suleja

2 Sugar Agaie, Bida, Borgu, Gbako, Lapai, Lavun,

Mokwa and Wushishi

3 Particles Board Bida, Gbako, Magama, Mariga and Rijau

4 Soya Beans

products

Lapai, Mokwa and Suleja

5 Starch Bida, Gbako, Lavun, Magama, Mariga,

Mokwa, Rafi, Rijau, Shiroro and Wushishi

6 Cosmetics Chanchaga,Lapai, Paikoro,Rafi and

Suleja

7 Fruit Juice All Local Government areas of the State

8 Processed Foods All Local Government areas of the State

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Table 37: HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX {HDI} FOR STATES 2008/2009

S/No. States

Life Expectancy at Birth in Years States

Adult Literacy Rate (%Aged) 15 and Above. States

Combined Gross Enrolment Ratio for Primary and Secondary

1 2 3 1 Ekiti 55 Lagos 89.4 Kogi 118.9 2 C/River 54 Rivers 80.5 Ekiti 118.8 3 Niger 54 A/ Ibom 80.0 Rivers 116.1 4 Osun 54 Abia 79.2 Ondo 114.4 5 Abia 53 Anambra 77.0 Ebonyi 114.0 6 Borno 53 Edo 76.2 Imo 112.1 7 Enugu 53 Ondo 75.8 Edo 111.4

8 Katsina 53 Imo 75.4 C/River 111.1 9 Ogun 53 C/River 74.6 Enugu 111.1

10 Oyo 52 Enugu 74.6 Anambra 110.8 11 Imo 51 Ekiti 74.4 Abia 110.4 12 Kano 51 Osun 73.8 Benue 110.0 13 Kebbi 51 Delta 72.9 Delta 109.5 14 Kwara 51 Oyo 72.6 Osun 109.4 15 Nasarawa 51 Ogun 68.5 Plateau 108.4 16 Ondo 51 Sokoto 67.4 Lagos 105.5 17 Sokoto 51 Benue 65.4 Oyo 103.5 18 Bauchi 50 Bayelsa 64.3 A/Ibom 102.0 19 Bayelsa 50 Kogi 63.5 Ogun 101.4 20 Delta 50 Kaduna 62.3 Nasarawa 101.2 21 Yobe 50 Plateau 60.6 Bayelsa 100.6 22 A/ Ibom 49 Kano 57.5 Kwara 96.4 23 Gombe 49 Ebonyi 56.6 Kaduna 90.6 24 Taraba 49 Kwara 55.6 Taraba 89.1 25 Benue 48 Adamawa 54.6 Adamawa 88.6 26 Ebonyi 48 Taraba 52.1 Niger 66.7 27 Jigawa 48 Gombe 51.7 Kano 61.4 28 Kogi 48 Nasarawa 51.1 Katsina 50.7 29 Lagos 48 Kebbi 48.6 Bauchi 49.2 30 Adamawa 47 Niger 41.7 Yobe 44.0 31 Anambra 47 Bauchi 38.7 Borno 43.0 32 Edo 47 Jigawa 38.7 Sokoto 42.3 33 Kaduna 47 Katsina 36.5 Gombe 41.6 34 Plateau 45 Borno 26.9 Kebbi 40.5 35 Rivers 45 Yobe 24.3 Jigawa 33.2 36 Zamfara 0 Zamfara 0 Zamfara 0 37 FCT Abuja 0 FCT Abuja 0 FCT Abuja 0

Nigeria 50 Nigeria 64.2 Nigeria 85.4. Source: UNDP HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT NIGERIA 2008/2009

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Table 37 (cont’d) HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX {HDI} FOR STATES: 2008/2009

S/N States

Life Expectancy Index State

Education Index States

Human Development Index (HDI) Value

5 6 8

1 Ekiti 0.500 Lagos 0.948 Rivers 0.639 2 Cross River 0.483 Rivers 0.924 Akwa Ibom 0.624 3 Niger 0.483 Abia 0.896 Lagos 0.621 4 Osun 0.483 Ekiti 0.892 Bayelsa 0.613 5 Ogun 0.467 Ondo 0.887 Delta 0.598 6 Abia 0.458 Anambra 0.883 Ondo 0.594 7 Borno 0.458 Edo 0.879 Cross River 0.550 8 Enugu 0.458 Imo 0.876 Benue 0.541 9 Katsina 0.458 Akwa Ibom 0.873 Abia 0.530

10 Oyo 0.450 Enugu 0.868 Ekiti 0.528 11 Kano 0.433 Cross River 0.867 Imo 0.512 12 Kebbi 0.433 Osun 0.857 Nasarawa 0.510 13 Kwara 0.433 Delta 0.851 Enugu 0.505 14 Nasarawa 0.433 Oyo 0.829 Sokoto 0.489 15 Imo 0.425 Kogi 0.820 Niger 0.485 16 Ondo 0.425 Benue 0.803 Oyo 0.484 17 Sokoto 0.425 Ogun 0.795 Edo 0.481 18 Delta 0.417 Plateau 0.765 Osun 0.480 19 Bayelsa 0.408 Bayelsa 0.764 Ogun 0.471 20 Bauchi 0.408 Ebonyi 0.757 Kaduna 0.470 21 Yobe 0.408 Kaduna 0.717 Kano 0.447 22 Gombe 0.400 Kwara 0.692 Anambra 0.441 23 Akwa Ibom 0.392 Nasarawa 0.678 Kwara 0.440 24 Taraba 0.392 Adamawa 0.659 Kogi 0.422 25 Ebonyi 0.383 Taraba 0.644 Ebonyi 0.418 26 Kogi 0.383 Sokoto 0.590 Katsina 0.418 27 Benue 0.375 Kano 0.588 Plateau 0.403 28 Jigawa 0.375 Niger 0.500 Kebbi 0.388 29 Lagos 0.375 Gombe 0.483 Adamawa 0.380 30 Edo 0.367 Kebbi 0.459 Jigawa 0.376 31 Kaduna 0.367 Bauchi 0.442 Taraba 0.365 32 Adamawa 0.358 Katsina 0.412 Gombe 0.364 33 Anambra 0.358 Jigawa 0.368 Borno 0.353 34 Plateau 0.333 Borno 0.322 Bauchi 0.305 35 Rivers 0.333 Yobe 0.308 Yobe 0.292 36 Zamfara 0 Zamfara 0.000 Zamfara 0.000 37 FCT Abuja 0 FCT Abuja 0.000 FCT Abuja 0.000

Nigeria 0.419 Nigeria 0.712 Nigeria 0.513

Source: UNDP HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT NIGERIA 2008/2009

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