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It took #COVID19 lockdown to force states in the Northern part of Nigeria to increase their internet usage. Take a look at data obtained from @Nairametrics & @Nairalyticsdata Active internet subscribers (Q3 2020) Sokoto: +54% Yobe: 51% Kano: 48% Katsina: 39% Kebbi: 33%

Fatalities in Nigeria road transport crashes between Apr - Jun'20 Male: 694 (81%) Female: 161 (19%) Adult: 788 (92%) Child: 67 (8%) @sgyemikale @nigerianstat #statipulse

Vehicles involved in road traffic crashes in Q2 2020 Car: 958 Motorcycle: 813 Minibus: 491 Truck: 462 Trailer – 173 Tricycle: 136 Tanker: 89 Pick-up: 85 SUV: 79 Others: 21 Van: 15 Bicycle: 9 Luxury bus: 3 @sgyemikale @nigerianstat

States in Nigeria with highest road traffic crashes between Apr - Jun'20 Ogun – 178 Nasarawa – 160 Abuja – 155 Oyo – 152 Kaduna – 132 Lagos – 92 Kogi – 90 Bauchi – 88 Benue – 84 Kwara – 78 @sgyemikale @nigerianstat

Number of registered POS devices in Nigeria (Jan - Aug' 2020) Jan – 449,998 Feb – 454,069 Mar – 470,122 Apr – 476,398 May – 488,825 Jun – 523,488 July – 548,592 Aug – 570,601 #statipulse

Value of Mobile transfers in Nigerian (Jan to Aug' 2020) Jan – N133.2bn Feb – N148.3bn Mar – N169.8bn Apr – N172.1bn May – N230.2bn Jun – N245.9bn July – N275.1bn Aug – N253.1bn

Value of Central Pay transactions in Nigeria Jan – N471.9m Feb – N458.8m Mar – N416.5m Apr – N105.7m May – N145m June – N305.1m July – N297.1m Aug – N329.1m

Nigeria inflation rate, 2020 trend Jan: 12.13% February: 12.2% March: 12.26% April: 12.34% May: 12.4% The upward trajectory means less value for your money #NBS @sgyemikale

Today I joined fellow African leaders and the President of the People’s Republic of China and Chair of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), H.E. Xi Jinping to participate in the China-Africa Extraordinary Summit on Solidarity Against Covid-19: statehouse.gov.ng/speeches/presi…

States in Nigeria with the lowest poverty headcount rate 1.Lagos: 4.5% 2.Delta: 6.02% 3.Osun: 8.5% 4.Ogun: 9.3% 5.Oyo: 9.8% Others; Edo (11.99%), Ondo (12.5%), Anambra (14.8%), Kwara (20.4%), Bayelsa (22.6%) #statimatix {NBS}

Poorest States in Nigeria by poverty headcount rate 1.Sokoto – 87.7% 2.Taraba – 87.7% 3.Jigawa – 87.02% 4.Ebonyi – 79.8% 5.Adamawa – 75.4% Others; Zamfara (73.9%), Yobe (72.3%), Niger (66.1%), Gombe (62.3%), Bauchi (61.5%) #statimatix {NBS}

States in Nigeria with the highest severe poverty gap index 1. Taraba: 24.4% 2. Jigawa: 20.5% 3. Sokoto: 20.3% 4. Ebonyi: 17.1% 5. Adamawa: 13.2% Others; Yobe (12.8%), Zamfara (10.4%), Niger (9.1%), Bauchi (9.1%), Gombe (8.97%) #statimatix {NBS}

Lagos state Non-food expenditure in 2019 Transport: N534.3bn Rent: N405.1bn Telecom: N380.7bn Education: N301.8bn Clothing & Footwear: N301.2bn Fuel/Light: N281.1bn Health: N188.2bn Household goods: N142.4bn Entertainment: N71.1bn Water: N25.7bn #NBS @sgyemikale

Non-food expenditure in rural regions in Nigeria (2019) Health: N1.5trn Transport: N1.2trn Education: N995bn Telecom: N912.5bn Clothing & Footwear: N906.7bn Rent: N899.5bn Fuel/Light: N852.7bn Household goods: N584.2bn Entertainment: N208.6bn Water: N87.3bn #NBS @sgyemikale

Non-food expenditure in Urban regions in Nigeria (2019) Education: N1.4trn Transport: N1.4trn Telecom: N1.3trn Rent: N1.2trn Fuel/Light: N1.2trn Health: N920.9bn Clothing & Footwear: N915.8bn Household goods: N558.3bn Entertainment: N219.6bn Water: N110.3bn #NBS

Distribution by States

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As at April 30 2020, 34 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) in Nigeria have recorded at least one confirmed case of #COVID19 71% of all cases are from three states #TakeResponsibility

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