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    Nlss - Povety Tables 2019-2020 - NBS Poverty and Inequality Only

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    The document contains tables of poverty statistics for Nigeria based on a survey. Table 4 shows poverty headcount rates, poverty gap indices, and squared poverty gap indices by state. Rates are highest in rural areas and states like Ebonyi, Jigawa, Sokoto, Taraba and Yobe. Tables 5-7 break down rates by household head characteristics like education level, income source and household size. Larger households and those with uneducated heads have higher rates. Table 8 presents state-level inequality statistics like Gini coefficients. Tables 9-10 show consumption quintiles nationally and adjusted for spatial and temporal factors.

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    The document contains tables of poverty statistics for Nigeria based on a survey. Table 4 shows poverty headcount rates, poverty gap indices, and squared poverty gap indices by state. Rates are highest in rural areas and states like Ebonyi, Jigawa, Sokoto, Taraba and Yobe. Tables 5-7 break down rates by household head characteristics like education level, income source and household size. Larger households and those with uneducated heads have higher rates. Table 8 presents state-level inequality statistics like Gini coefficients. Tables 9-10 show consumption quintiles nationally and adjusted for spatial and temporal factors.

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    The document contains tables of poverty statistics for Nigeria based on a survey. Table 4 shows poverty headcount rates, poverty gap indices, and squared poverty gap indices by state. Rates are highest in rural areas and states like Ebonyi, Jigawa, Sokoto, Taraba and Yobe. Tables 5-7 break down rates by household head characteristics like education level, income source and household size. Larger households and those with uneducated heads have higher rates. Table 8 presents state-level inequality statistics like Gini coefficients. Tables 9-10 show consumption quintiles nationally and adjusted for spatial and temporal factors.

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    Nlss - Povety Tables 2019-2020 - NBS Poverty and Inequality Only

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    Table 4 Poverty headcount rate and poverty gap indices

    Squared poverty gap index


    Poverty headcount rate Poverty gap index
    State (Severity)
    NIGERIA 40.09 12.85 5.63
    Urban 18.04 4.47 1.68
    Rural 52.10 17.42 7.78

    Abia 30.67 7.15 2.59


    Adamawa 75.41 27.64 13.21
    Akwa Ibom 26.82 7.25 2.74
    Anambra 14.78 3.24 1.06
    Bauchi 61.53 20.50 9.07
    Bayelsa 22.61 5.25 1.89
    Benue 32.90 8.43 3.05
    Borno
    Cross River 36.29 9.66 3.60
    Delta 6.02 0.94 0.21
    Ebonyi 79.76 34.09 17.05
    Edo 11.99 2.90 1.01
    Ekiti 28.04 6.16 2.00
    Enugu 58.13 16.00 6.34
    Gombe 62.31 20.03 8.97
    Imo 28.86 6.89 2.35
    Jigawa 87.02 38.73 20.53
    Kaduna 43.48 15.51 6.74
    Kano 55.08 15.24 5.68
    Katsina 56.42 16.18 6.50
    Kebbi 50.17 15.14 6.19
    Kogi 28.51 6.19 2.01
    Kwara 20.35 4.45 1.50
    Lagos 4.50 0.67 0.18
    Nasarawa 57.30 16.87 6.62
    Niger 66.11 21.68 9.12
    Ogun 9.32 1.63 0.44
    Ondo 12.52 2.28 0.58
    Osun 8.52 1.43 0.44
    Oyo 9.83 1.85 0.52
    Plateau 55.05 17.80 7.61
    Rivers 23.91 5.46 1.73
    Sokoto 87.73 38.82 20.34
    Taraba 87.72 42.38 24.44
    Yobe 72.34 26.48 12.84
    Zamfara 73.98 24.95 10.41
    FCT 38.66 9.77 3.80
    Table 5 Poverty Headcount Rate by Household Head's Education Level and Sex
    No education/ less
    Post-secondary
    than primary Primary education Secondary education
    education
    education
    State Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female
    NIGERIA 66.17 34.72 41.25 26.93 25.00 14.08 18.13 5.66
    Urban 43.14 24.66 19.16 19.35 12.97 11.20 8.86 3.42
    Rural 70.82 39.17 50.33 32.74 35.87 18.96 31.20 10.15

    Table 6 Poverty Headcount Rate by Household Head's Income-generating Activity and Sex
    Nonfarm enterprise
    Agriculture only Wage work only Diversified
    only
    State Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female
    NIGERIA 58.76 37.75 25.45 19.45 17.53 13.99 46.90 31.54
    Urban 30.11 27.96 15.22 18.12 11.87 11.38 23.92 24.99
    Rural 63.20 39.02 41.68 22.48 28.72 21.14 53.25 33.79

    Table 7 Poverty Headcount Rate by Household Size


    State 1 person 2-4 people5-9 people10-19 people20 or more people
    NIGERIA 2.66 17.88 40.90 67.27 77.66
    Urban 1.66 5.23 19.07 44.47 71.57
    Rural 3.61 27.52 53.18 73.79 79.60
    Top category (20 or more people) is too small - just 17 observations for urban areas
    ng Activity and Sex
    Apprenticeship/ Not
    working
    Male Female
    34.24 24.13
    18.60 11.00
    47.14 34.81
    Table 8 Inequality statistics
    State Gini coefficient
    NIGERIA 35.13
    Urban 31.94
    Rural 32.77

    Abia 24.48
    Adamawa 27.78
    Akwa Ibom 31.78
    Anambra 24.99
    Bauchi 26.51
    Bayelsa 29.69
    Benue 29.43
    Borno
    Cross River 30.68
    Delta 29.84
    Ebonyi 28.60
    Edo 29.52
    Ekiti 29.70
    Enugu 24.99
    Gombe 31.54
    Imo 27.24
    Jigawa 28.00
    Kaduna 35.19
    Kano 28.64
    Katsina 24.57
    Kebbi 29.55
    Kogi 24.42
    Kwara 25.06
    Lagos 27.23
    Nasarawa 25.57
    Niger 27.59
    Ogun 27.10
    Ondo 25.54
    Osun 25.12
    Oyo 31.09
    Plateau 40.22
    Rivers 29.47
    Sokoto 28.02
    Taraba 32.23
    Yobe 27.31
    Zamfara 23.49
    FCT 32.26
    Table 10 Quintiles - Spatially
    Table 9 Quintiles - Nominal Consumption and Temporally Deflated
    Aggregate Consumption Aggregate

    Quintile Mean Quintile Mean


    1 65,690 Fifth 20% 1 70,918
    2 108,730 Fourth 20% 2 115,642
    3 154,290 Third 20% 3 161,735
    4 219,195 Second 20% 4 226,436
    5 415,254 Top 20% 5 422,977

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