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Nigeria in Figures: A Socio-Economic Databook
This databook provides evidence-based inputs into the discussions, analysis and planning by policymakers, researchers, businesses and other key stakeholders in Nigeria. Specifically, it:
- examines Nigeria’s socio-economic performance since 1999;
- brings relevant data from multiple sources and formats together into a single document;
- presents, in a comprehensive manner, data at the national, regional and state levels;
- describes the developments, challenges and policies of different sectors;
- shows the relative performance of Nigeria against selected comparator countries;
- employs simple and attractive charts and illustrations for clear understanding;
- provides detailed sources and description of relevant data; and
- gives insights on how to interpret the figures and charts.
Nigeria in Figures: A Socio-Economic Databook is therefore presented as a reference data book to guide the measurement and assessment of Nigeria’s socioeconomic performance over time.
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The Usefulness of the Book
The Book provides answers to the following vital questions, among several others;
- How has Nigeria performed in its different sectors and socio-economic indicators
- Has it always been this way, or performances in the past were better or worse
- What policies and programmes have been implemented and why
- To what extent have the Nigerian citizens benefited from democracy in the 4th Republic
- How is Nigeria performing relative to some comparator countries on key indicators
- How is my sector performing relative to other sectors
- How should one set targets and monitor progress for private and public institutions
- How can a leader make his/her thinking, interactions and decisions more fact-based
- Where can information to strengthen speeches, interviews and presentations be obtained
- How should one validate data submitted by subordinates for robustness and correctness
- What data and sources best capture specific aspects or sectors of the economy
- What can be used to guide staff and advisers on appropriate information needs and sources
- What reference material exists on Nigerian economic history and performance
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Reviews
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Dr. Shamsuddeen Usman
Chairman, Citibank, Nigeria and former Minister of Finance and National Planning
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Prof. Olu Ajakaiye
Executive Chairman, African Centre for Shared Development Capacity Building (ACSDCB)
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Dr. Suleyman Ndanusa
CEO, Global Mandate Consulting and Former Chairman and DG, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
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Dr. Ayo Teriba
CEO, Economic Associates (EA) and Member of Governing Council, Ministry of Finance Incorporated (MOFI)
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Prof. Ummu Ahmed Jalingo
President, Nigerian Economic Society (NES) and Non-Executive Director, Central Bank of Nigeria