An online statistics platform, Worldometer, estimated that Nigeria’s population will be 237 million by the end of 2025. This indicates that it increased from 235 million in 2023 by over four ...

If the population of Nigeria is significantly lower ... Plotted on a scatter line graph, there is a 0.99 correlation across all the states, without a single outlier.

The United Nation projects Nigeria’s population to reach 237,527,782 by 2025, up from 235,072,214 in December 2024, according to Worldometer data. Legit.

According to UN estimates, Nigeria's total population will double from 200 million to more than 401 million by 2050. If the trend isn't stopped, it will exceed 728 million by 2100.

With a population estimated at over 222 million—70% under 30 and a median age of just 18.1 years—Nigeria is uniquely positioned to leverage its human capital for economic growth. Advertisement ...

THE latest report on Nigeria’s spiralling population raises fresh concerns. In it, the Population Division of the United Nations Department of Economics and Social Affairs projects Nigeria to ...

The 2006 census pegs Nigeria’s population at 140 million. Today, the United Nations disagrees, estimating Nigeria’s population well above 200 million people, ...

Nigeria’s population structure is potentially an economic asset. The country has the largest population of youth in the world, with a median age of 18.1 years.

Dr Orji noted that at the current fertility ratio of 4.8 per cent, Nigeria’s population is projected to hit 450 million people by 2050, warning that at such a rate Nigerians may begin to serve ...

Nigeria's population is estimated at more than 200 million and the U.N. expects that figure to double by 2050. That would make Nigeria the world's third most populous country, ...

Nigeria’s rapid population growth has been described as a key challenge to the national planning and economic development. This was contained in a press statement signed by The Challenge ...