Nigeria Ranks 158th In UNDP’s 2009 Human Development Report

In: special reports

15 Oct 2009

The United Nations Development Programme recently released its 2009 Human Development Report. Nigeria was ranked 158th out of 182 countries. Here are some stats:
- Human Development Index 0.511 (158th). Below Uganda (157th) and Lesotho (156th) and just ahead of Togo, Malawi and Niger who are ranked 159th, 160th and 161st respectively.

- Life Expectancy of 47.7 years (ranking 167th). Below Mali and Mozambique and just ahead of Congo DR, Guines Bissau and Afghanistan

- Adult Literacy Rate of 70% (ranking 112th). Below Lao and Tanzania and just ahead of Mali and Madagascar.

- GDP Per Capita of $1969 (ranking 141st)

- Human Poverty Index of 36.2 ranking 114th just ahead of Mauritania and Burundi.

- 8th in remittances with average of $9,221

Here is the Full Report and Summary.

2 Responses to Nigeria Ranks 158th In UNDP’s 2009 Human Development Report

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muhammad tokawa

November 21st, 2010 at 12:30 pm

Nigeria ranking is a clear testimony to bad leadership, CORRUPTION, greed,and lack of commitment to the development of the country.NO good road,poor health system, poor educational system.no respect to DEMOCRATIC VALUES.

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donne4real

December 8th, 2010 at 9:25 pm

My brother, you are very correct. It is sad. One day, things will change for the better.

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