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PRE PAC E
This is the first Statistical Publication for Kwara State of Nigeria» In 1968 and 1969 however, draft publications, which were aimed at provid¬ ing timely statistical information to all users, were released and cir-r culated within the State. The delay, in publishing this Digest is regretted but efforts are be¬ ing made to improve the timeliness of future publications. As from now on this Division intends to publish this Digest annually. We thank Ministries/Departments and other establishments for their contributions in providing us with necessary data. We would however seize this opportunity to appeal to those concerned for continued coopera¬ tion by making data available to us for future publications. Your support and constructive criticisms which aim at improving the scope, accuracy and usefulness of this and future publications will be highly appreciated.
Statistic Unit, Economic Planning Division, Ministry of Finance, Ilorin. TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page Table No.
INTRODUCTION . 1 I. CLIMATE
General Notes . 2 Ilorin Rainfall Data 1965 - 1969 3 1 Rainfall and Raindays in Ilorin 1968 & 1969 4 2 Temperature & humidity in Ilorin, 1968 and 1969 . 5 3 II. AREA AND POPULATION General Notes 6 Population & area of Nigeria by States 7 4 Area, Population & population density of Kwara State by Division, 1963 Census 7 5 Area, Population & density of Population in Kwara State by
Division 1952 and 1963 censuses ... 8 6 Population of Towns/villages of 10,000 & above in Kwara State 1963 census.. 9 7 Population by Division and District 1963 census 10 8 Population of Kwara State by Religions Group and Division as at 1963 - 12 9 Population of Kwara State by Tribe and Division, 1963 census 13 10 Kwara State Population by ages & Division, 1963 census 14 11 1963 Population Census, and Estimated Population of Selected Towns and Villages(10,000 & above) in Kwará State of Nig. 1970 - 1975 15 12 1963 census and Estimated Population for 1969 - 1974 13 III.PUBLIC FINANCE General Notes 17 Kwara State Government Estimated Recurrent Revenue by Source 1968-1970.... 18 14 Kwara State Government Estimated & actual Revenue by Source 1968 - 1969... 19 1.5 Kwara State Government Estimated Recurrent Expenditure by .- Budget Heads 1968 - 1970 Kwara State Government Estimated & actual Recurrent Expenditure by Budget Heads 1968 - 1969.. 21 17 Actual Capital Expenditure: Kwara State 1968 - 1969/1969-70 22 18 Capital Development Fund Receipts 1968 and 1969 23 19 Local Government Estimated Recurrent Revenue by Heads & Div. 1969-70 23 20 Number of Tax-Payers(Community Tax) arid amount collected in Kwara State by Division 1969/70 24 21 Community Tax Assessment by Division in Kwara State 1969/70 25 22 Number of Tax payers(Personal Income Tax) assessed in Kwara State 1969/70. 2 5 2 3 Local Government Estimated Recurrent Expenditure, by Heads and Division, 1969/70.... ; 26 24 Recurrent Revenue and Expenditure of Local Educataoh Authorities 1969/70.. 27 >5 IV. MANPOWER General Notes 28 Kwara State Population by age group, Labour force & sex ' 29 26 Labour Force in Kwara State by major Occupational Groups,1963 census 30 27 Staff of Kwara State Government by Ministry & Salary Scales 31 28 Selected High Level Manpower situation in Kwara State Civil Service as at 31st March, 1970 32 29 Number of Estimated Local Government Staff by Departments & ^ Divisions, 1969/70
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V AGRICULTURE s ».. \á General Notes « zl ^ Estimated Number of farmers in Kwara State.... 35 s Members of farming Households by age in Kwara State,...-... 35 3^ Land under Cultivation-Kwara State 1966-1968.. 36 33 1966 - 1970 Crop yield - Kwara State * 3? zt Puxctuise of Cocoa in Kwara State by Station 1963/64-1969/70 '. 38 35 Purchase of Seed Cotton by buying Station 1963/64-1969/70 39 36 Purchase of Palm Kernels by Station Kwara State 1963/1967 40 37 Purchase of Benniseed,castor seed & coffee -by Division in 38 Kwara State 1963/64 - 1969/70 42 39 Purchase of Sheanuts 1969/70 42 40 Sale of fertilisers in Kwara State by Dlv. 1965/66 - 1969/70....
VI LIVESTOCK 43 _ General Notes 44 41 Animal Population 6 Poultry Kwara State - 4S 42 Livestock Population by Division b Specie in Kwara State 1967 & 1968 46 43 Number of Livestock slaughtered by Division & Specie 1967 & 1966 Number of Livestock treated against Trypanosomiasis by area and 46 44 species 1967 and 1968 47 4S Export of Cattle on hoof by exit control post 1967/68 & 1968/69, 47 46 Number of Poultry vaccinations by area and kind of desease 1967/68-1968/69 1 47 47 Number of Rinderpest outbreaks,mortality & Immunization by area 1967-68-1968/69 Reported number of Livestock slaughtered in main towns in 48 Kwara State 1967/68 and 1968/69
VII- FORESTRY 49 - General Notes Area of forest land by type controlling agency and area as at 50 49 31st March 1969 51 SO Area of forest land by type and Province 1968/69 51 SI Area of Reserves by Province 1968/69 i 52 S2 Area of Forest Regeneration and Afforestation by Province 1967/68-1968/69 53 53 Recorded outturn of Timber and Fuel in Kwara State by kind 1967/68-1968/69... Estimated Volume & Value of Recorded Out-put of Timber.and Fuel 53 54 by former Province 1968/1969 Recorded number of trees felled inside 6 outside reserved by 54 5S former Provinces, 19G7/68 and 1968/69. Recurrent Revenue & Expenditure on Forestry in Kwara State 55 56 by controlling authorities
VIII COOPERATIVE 56 - General Notes Number b membership of Primary cooperative societies in Kwata State 57 57 1966/67 and 1968/69 Financial Statistics of Primary cooperative Societies in Kwara State 57 53 1966/67 and 1968/69 Financial Statistics of Secondary Societies(Union)in Kwara State 58 59 1966/67 and 1968/69 Statistis of Secondary cooperative Societies(Union) in Kwara State 58 60 Page Table No.
IX INDUSTRY. . , General Notes 5g Industrial Survey (Larger Manufacturing) Kwara State,
summary of Result 1964 - 1968...' .. 60 60 Persons Engaged in Larger Manufacturing Establishments in Kwara State by industry groups 1964-68 61 61 Number Employed Wages and Salaries and Average Wages and Salaries Paid by larger Manufacturing Establishments 1964-68.... 62 62 Labour Costs of Larger Manufacturing Establishments by Category of Employees 63 63 Analysis of Non-Labour Costs of Larger Manufacturing Industries in Kwara State, 1964 - 1968 63 64 Sales and other receipts of Larger Manufacturing Establish¬ ments in Kwara State, 1964 - 1968 64 65 Sources of Paid-Up Capital in Larger Manufacturing Establish¬ ments in Kwara State of Nigeria, 1964-1968 .'.... 65 66 Original Book Value of all Fixed Assets(Larger Manufacturing Industries) 1964 - 1968 65 j 67
ELECTRICITY . Number of Electricity Consumers in Kwara State, 1964-1966 66 68 Units of Electricity Generated by Undertaking, 1964-1966...... 66 69 Value and units of Electricity sold by type of consumer in Kwara State 1964 - 1966..' 67 70 Analysis of Units of Electricity sold in Kwara State 1966 67 71 Units of Electricity sold by Electricity Corporation of Nigeria by undertaking, in Kwara State 1964-1966 68 -72 Income and Expenditure of E.C.N, undertakings in Kwara State for the year ended 31st March, 1967 68 73 Value of Fixed Assets of Electricity Corporation of Nigeria in Kwara State 1966 69 74
X EDUCATION General Notes 70 Education Statistics: Summary, 1968 and 1969 71 75 Number of Schools Teachers, Pupils, average number of pupils per teacher and percentage, Enrolment Ratios in Kwara State 72 76 Number of Pupils in Primary Schools, Classes 1 & 7 1965-69 73 77 Number of Pupils in Primary Schools in Kwara State by Divisions by Class and by Sex 1965-1969 74 78 Number of Secondary School Students in Kwara State by Division Class and Course 1969 , 75 79 • Stream of Classes in Secondary Grammar/Commercial Schools in Kwara State by Division and by class 1968-1969 76 80
• Number of-Teachers in Secondary Schools in Kwara State 1968 and 1969 77 81 Number of Students by Area by class and by sex in Teacher-,s Colleges in Kwara State 1968 and 1969 78 82 Number of Students in Technical Training School and Craft Schools in Kwara State 1968 and 1969 78 83 West African School Certificate Results in Kwara State by Schools and Examination Grades 1967 and 1968 79 84 1968 Results of City & Guilds (G.T.T.S.) 81 85 Number of Kwara State Schorlarehip Awards 1968-1969 82 86 Number of Kwara State Indigenes in Ahraadu Bello University Zaria as at June, 1968 82 87 1969 Products of Nigerian Universities 83 88
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XI HEALTH 84 General Notes :...... 85 _ 89 Number of Medical Institutions in Kwara State 1969 Number of Hospitals and beds, & ratio of Population per 85 90 bed in Kwara State by divisions 1969 .i 86 91 Government Medical and Health personnel as at September 1969 Number of notifiable disease treated in Kwara State 87 92 hospitals 1968 and 1969
XII PRICES (. 88 - General Notes. 89 93 Consumer Price indices(Lower Income Group) in Ilorin,1968-70 Ilorin monthly consumer prices of selected food items 90 94 January - December 1969(Retail) 92 95 Price Relatives of Selected items, 1961 - 1969
XIII MISCELLANEOUS General Notes - 94 Existing Urban Water Supply Undertaking 1969 95 96 ILength Qf Roads by type of surface mileage & controlling authority Kwara State 1969..... 95 97 Number of Post Offices & Postal Agencies in Kwara State 1966-69.. 96 98 Value of money & Postal Orders Issued S Paid in Kwara State 1966 - 1969 96 99 Number of Local and Trunk Telephone calls & Telegrams handled: April - June, 1969 ' 97 100 Telecommunications Plant Statistics, Kwara State for Quarter Ending 30th June, 1969 97 101
VII
1
INTRODUCTION
Before the State's Creation, Kwara State was part of the former Northern Nigeria. Two provinces - Ilorin and Kabba have been merged to form the.State. The former provincial administrative set-up. There are 11 administrative divisions in the State namely:- Ilorin, Oyun, Igbomina/Ekiti, Kabba, Igbirra, Kogi, Botgu, Lafiagi, Dekina, Ankpa and Idah.
This publication contains data on climate, population, public finance, manpower, agriculture, livestock, forestry, cooperative, industry(manufacturing and electricity), education, medical and health, prices, and miscellaneous
subjects (water supply, roads, and communications). • It
is hoped that as more data get to us we would be able to
include data on other topics. Brief explanatory notes
precede every chapter. In order to bring out the salient features,
graphical presentations on population, education,
rainfall and public finance are shown on the last pages.
ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS USED
E.C.N. Electricity Corporation of Nigeria G.T.T.S. Government Technical Training School H.S.C. Higher School Certificate W.A.S.C West African School Certificate
G.C.E. General Certificate of Education
M Males
F Females
Figures.not available
Nil returns. 2
I .CLIMATE
The Metereological Department, Ilorin furnishes monthly Statistical data in respect of the State Capital only. It is expected that data for Lokoja would appear in the next Publication.
The tables provide information on fainfall and temperature. 3
Table 1
ILORIN RAINFALL DATA 1965 - 1969
Inches
MONTH YEAR II III IV V VI VII VIII IX XI XII
1965 2.41 0.89 1.82 5.28 6.37 5.28 6.76 4.87 8.59 8.56 0.00 0.00
1966 O c 59 0.00 1.62 3.70 3.38 14.46 7.36 5.49 6.67 5.63 0.03 0.00
1967 0.00 0.20 4.11 3.44 3.27 4.15 2.45 1.30 6.93 6.93 0.68 2.08
1968 0.05 2.01 1.25 9.85 4.33 11.42 11.38 13.76 10.59 3.59 0.24 0.00
1969 0.00 0.17 1.37 2.77 9.70 10.35 6.67 6.17 13.65 7.06 2.94 0.00
Source: Meteorological Services Department, Ilorin. Table 2
RAINFALL AND RAINDAYS IN ILORÍN 1968 - 1969
RAINFALL NUMBER OF MONTH YEAR (INCHES) RAINDAYS
January- 1968 0.05 1 1969 0.00 -
4 February 1968 . 2.01 1969 0.17 2
March 1968 1.25 7 1969 1.37 6
April 1968 9.85 13 1969 2.77 10.
May 1968 4.33 12 1969 9.70 16
' June 1968 11.42 16 1969 10.35 12
July 1968 11,38 20 1969 6.67 15
August 1968 13.76 23 1969 6.17 18
September 1968 10.59 16 1969 13.65 14
October 1968 3.59 11 1969 7.06 12
November 1968 0.24 1 1969 2.94 5
December 1968 0.00 1969 0.00
Source:-? Meteorological Service Department, Ilorin. Tablé 3
► 5 TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY IN ILORIN, 1968 AND 1969
Average Maximum Minimum Average Average Average Relative Relative Relative Maximum Minimum Maximum MONTH YEAR Humidity Humidity Humidity Temperature Temperature Temperature (a) (a) (a)
DEGREES FAHRENHEIT P E R C E N T A G E
JANUARY 1968 90.7 64.2 95 70 98 33 1969 94.2 62.9 98 63 90 20
FEBRUARY 1968 95.8 70.3 99 73 93 37 1969 99.7 72.3 102 70 83 41
MARCH 1968 94.8 72.7 99 74 85 65
1969 97.9 / 4 . 5 101 74 86 64
APRIL 1968 92.4 72.4 101 76 98 58 1969 95.0 74.0 100 75 90 60
MAY 1968 90.1 71.4 95 79 96 70 1969 91.5 73.0 100 79 95 64
JUNE 1968 87.3 69.9 91 83 99 75 1969 88.5 71.4 93 81 94 70
JULY 1968 85.5 70.2 89 86 97 80 1969 84.7 70.5 90 86 95 77
AUGUST 1968 86.4 70.5 89 85 94 78 1969 83.4 70.4 89 88 99 81
SEPTEMBER 1968 85.9 69.8 90 86 97 76 1969 83.7 70.0 89 88 100 75
OCTOBER 1968 90.0 70.0 93 80 94 66 ' 1969 87.8 69.9 91 84 98 71
NOVEMBER 1968 92.8 70.4 96 75 90 50 1969 90.8 64.9 95 77 93 43
DECEMBER 1968 94.0 69.0 97 74 93 41 1969 94.8 67.4 102 79 93 71
Note: (a) at 0900 hours G.M.T.
Source: Meteorological Service Department, Ilorin 6
11 - AREA AND POPULATION
The total area o.f Kwara State is 28,672 square miles which represents 8% of the total area of Nigeria. Before the State's creation, Kwara State (Comprising the former Ilorin and Kabba Provinces) was part of the defunct Northern Nigeria. The State is bordered in the north by North Western and North Central States, in the south by Western, Mid-Western and Last Central States; in the east by Benue Plateau State. Kwara State shares a common boundary with the Republic of Dahomey on the western side. 2. in 1963, the State had a population of 2,399,365. Of this number 1,216,983 were male and 1,182,382 were female. By population, Kwara State constitutes about 4% o.f the total Nigerian population. 11 administrative divisions have been carved out in the State; the largest divisions being Ilorin with a population of 504,000 and the smallest which is Koyi has a population of nearly 90,000.
3. 56% of the State's population are moslems mainly in Ilorin, Lafiagi, igbirra, Kogi Divisions while 21% are Christians. Other religious groups form 23%.
4. Agriculture is the main-stay of the State's economy. It is therefore not surprising to see that 61% of her total labour force are engaged in farming, fishing, hunting and related occupation.
5. The population density by division .ranges from lo person per sq. mile in ßoryu Division to 234 in Igbirra. The former Ilorin and igala Divisions have 216 and 137 persons per sq. mile respectively.
6. Tables.... }-?. contain population projections for the years 1970 - 1975 based on the 1963 population census and an estimated uniform annual population increase of 3.7%. The estimates are made for 11 divisions in the State and towns/ villages with a population of 10,000 and above have been included,
7. As the 1963 Census analysis were based on the old divisions in the State, it is therefore impracticable to have the figures for the new divisions in table Table 4 7 POPULATION AND AREA OF NIGERIA BY STATES
Population _Area in Population per State Square Miles ' (1963 census) square mile
155 FEDERATION OF NIGERIA 361,035 - 55,670,153
84 Kwara 28,672 2,399,365 88 North-Western 65,143 5,733,296 North-Central 25,954 4,098,305 158 348 Kan o 16,630 5,774,842 75 Nor th-Hast e r n 103,639 7,793,444 Benue/Plateau 41,744 4,009,408 96 251 Lagos 5^747 - 1,443,567 326 Western 29,100 9,487,625 170 Mid-Western Í4,922 2,535,839 712 East-Central 8,746 6,223,831
. 338
South-Eastern . 13,730 4,626,317 221 Rivers 7,003 1,544,314
Source: 1963 Population Census i Table 5
AREA, POPULATION AND POPULATION DENSITY OF , KWARA STATE BY DIVISION, 'Ï963 CENSUS '-i-- -f
- . • , v
•; 6" Population Division Area in Sq. Miles(Ä) Population' Density
Kwara State 28,672 2,399,365 84
Oyun 258 114,090 yL 442 Igbomina/Ekiti 2,230 283,202 127 Ilorin ■"2,110 504,124 239 Borgu 11,210 106,991 10 Lafiagi/Pategi 1,910 110,815 58 Kabba 2,840 180,037 63 Igbirra 1,280 325,273 254 Ankpa 1,370 264,877 193 118 . Idah 1,954 231,300 Dekina 1,760 188,703 107 51 Kogi 1,750 . 89,953
Notes: (a) Figures are provisional Source: 1963 .Population Census 8
Table 6
AREA, POPULATION AND DENSITY OF POPULATION IN KWARA STATE BY DIVISION, 1952 AND 1963 CENSUSES
Area in Population Density per Sq. Mile Division Square (thousand) Miles 1952 1963 1952 1963
Kwara State 28,672 1,191.3 2,399.4 42 84
Borgu 10,908 75.7 107.0 7 10 Lafiagi 2,647 55,6 110.3 21 42 Ilorin (a) 4,164 398.6 901.4 96 216 Igala (a) 4,982 361.1 685.0 72 137 Igbirra 1,146 156.8 325.3 137 284 Kabba 3,651 110.3 180.0 30 49 Kogi 1,174 33.2 45.2 28 39
Note: (a) 3 new divisions have been created from each of the former Igala and Ilorin Divisions IGALA: Ankpa, Idah and Dekina ILORIN: Oyun, igbomina/Ekiti and Ilorin
Source: 1952 and 1963 Population Censuses 9
Table 7
POPULATION OF TOWNS/VILLAGES OF 10,000 AND ABOVE IN KWARA STATE 1963 CENSUS
DIVISION TOWN/VILLAGE POPULATION DIVISION TOWN/VILLAGE POPULATION
ILORIN Ilorin 208,546 IDAH Idah 22,467 Oloru 10,505 Akpanya 13,867 IIa Oja 13,683 IGBIRRA Anuharai 12,394 IGBOMINA/ Eziohotumi 12,997 EKITI Oke-Odde 11,637 Iriku 14,798 Omu-Aran 13,897 Okaito 14,346 Share- Ohizein Yoruba 16,702 11,121 Choko 18,673 Babamloma 12,424 Ikuehi Ilofa 11,766 13,048 Ogbeigba 16,833 OYUN Offa 73,501 Obehira 18,204 DEKINA Iyale 11,644 Okengwe Odu 13,032 16,024 Okene 60,557 Egume/Adurau 12,303 KABBA Kabba 20,817 Abocho 22,780 Isanlu 20,447 Odenyi 11,164 Egbe Town 18,421 ÄNKPA Ankpa 11,279 LAFIAGI Lafiagi 16,166 Acharane 10,233 Pategi 10,000 Emekwutu 10,095 IDAH Ochadamu 10,913 KOGI Lokoja 25,001 Ajaka 11,826
Source 1963 Population Census Table 8
POPULATION BY DIVISION AND DISTRICT 1963 CENSUS
DIVISION DISTRICT POPULATION
.TOTAL 2,399,365
BORGU 106,991 Gwanara 6,645 Ilesha 4,234 Okuta 14,299 Yashikera 10,098 Agwara 32,840 Aliyara 15,556 Bussa 7,322 Kaiama 10,160 Wawa 5,837
ILORIN 504,124 Afon(excluding Ojokv and Ikotun) 65.820 Akanbi 16,841 Ilorin 208,546 Owode 24,083 Ejidongari 21,751 Igponri 41,665 Lanwa 29,735 Malete 17,321 Olorun 34,580 Onire 29,181 Paiye 14,601
IGBOMINA/EKITI 283,202 Agunjin 5,703 Ekan 8,387 Idofin 5,043 Here 7,597 Ilofa 11,766 Is in 20,606 Obo Eruku 15,798 Oke odde 20,321 Oke Olla 5,617 Omuaran 19,379 Ora 8,403 Oro Ago 7,248 Osi " 23,436 Share Yoruba 33,615 Ajasse '" —aîO ,296 Esle Arandun ,242 Idofian 13,435 Igbaja 20,666 Omupo 12,266 Oro 16 ,378
OYUN 114,090 Ikotun 3,560 0 joku 6,697 Odo Ogun 17,408 Offa 86,425
LAFIAGI 110,817
Pategi 13,782 . Lade 12,539 Kpada 11,888 Lafiagi 31,598 Sharagi 22,757 Shonga 18,251
(Continued) Table 8
POPULATION BY DIVISION AND DISTRICT 1963 CENSUS (CONTINUED)
DIVISION DISTRICT POPULATION
ANKPA 264,877 Enjema 40 300 If e 38,282 Ojoku 23,408 Akpa 54,244 Imani 23,935 Olamaboro 48,632 Ogugu 36,076
IDAH 231,300
Ngalogwa 42,863
Adoru . .. 38,070 Ibaji 46,296 Idah 27,742 Igala mela 30,904 Gwalawo 33,531 / Etobe 11,894
DEKINA 188,703 Dekina 43,701 Okura 45,118 Biraidu 34,986 Bassa l£omo 37,115 Bassa Nge 21 ,031 Mozum 6,752
IGBIRRA 325,273 Adabi 98,368 Ajaokuta 5 ,641 9 Egain , 905 g* Eika 33,486 SHL Ihima 52,426 Ogori 7,766^ J Okene 76,644 5-^ Okengwe * 41,037 ij.it KABBA 180,037
Bunu 10 ,604 I jumu 45,113 Kabba 31,495 Amuro 6 ,604 Ejuku 8,851 Ife Yagba 12 ,652 Isanlu 21,544 Mopa 4,780 Egbe Town 18,421- West Yagba 19,973 '
KOGI 89,953
Aworo 6,906 Eggan 1,969 Kakanda 2 ,589 Koton Karifi 45,207 Kupa 8,281 Lokoja Town 25,001
Source: 1963 Population Census Notes:- Kwara Kabba Igala Pategi Borgu Total Source:- Igbirra (a) Division (a) Ilorin(a) Lafiagi/ 1963 See Total Notes 89,953 180,037 325,273 684,880 901,41-6 110,815 106,991 2,399,365 population to Moslems AND POPULATION 56,37Q 24,063 96,081 52,1).S OF census,. Table.£ 240,039 160,178 693,068 ✓ 1,321,914 Absolute Religions ■ tians Chris¬ DIVISION, KWARA 15,014 139,795 43,892 162,895 133,033 6,114 2,347 503,090 Group AS Figure AT STATE Table BY 9 75,315 8,620 52,529 574,36Í Others 1963 18,569 16,179 41,342 361,807 RELIGIOUS 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 Total GROUP 86.7 48.7 56.0 62.7 13.4 73.8 23.4 76.9 Moslems Religions 16.7 17.6 13.5 23.8 14.8 5.5 2.2 20.9 Percentages tians Chris¬ Group 20.6 9.0 12.7 52.8 8.3 7.8 49.1 23.1 Other *
Table 10 13
POPULATION OF KWARA STATE BY TRIBE AND DIVISION
1963 CENSUS
D 1 V I S I 0 N Tribe Borgu Laf'iagi Ilorin(a) Igala (a) Igbirra Kabba Kogi
Total 2.399.365 106.991 110.815 901,416 684.880 325.273 180,037 89,953
Non-Nigerians 1.110 218 125 306 154 66 138 103
Unspecified 254 11 3 BS 102 33 8 12
All Nig.Tribes 2,398,001 106,762 110,687 901,02S 684,624 325,174 179,891 89,838
I^alá 562,571 - - - 559,179 2,433 106 853
Yoruba 1,031,596 4,776 4,599 836,648 2,542 1,213 171,027 10,791
Igbirra 347,121 - - 219 5,928 318,825 5,096
Nupe 15 1,260 2,056 102,188 11,647 26,815 513 511
- - - Basa Komo 41,731 29,739 - - 11,992
- Gambari - - - - 25,876 25,876 .
Hausa 36,414 6,267 1,897 12,264 5,816 584 1,255 8,331
Busawa - - 4,265 4,265 . - - -
Ibo - 45,104 624 3,143 37,023 601 1,106 2,607
Fulani - 55,332 16,614 594 34,683 3,034 407 -
Tiv/Idoma - 10,067 110 213 9,643 - 101
- I - jaw 2,370 385 1,259 - - 726
Other Tribes ï 5) 81,294 46,908 290 2,208 3,646 1,005 282 26,955
Notes: (a) See notes to Table 6
(b) including Urhobos, Edos, Bolonubu, Bokoro, Lanu, Rungi Kupa, Kakanda, Ganagana 6 Gwari.
Source 1963 Population Census
f 85 80 75 70 65 60 55 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10
------All Notes - - - - 5-9 0-4 Source:- 84 79 74 69 64 59 54 49 44 39 34 29 24 19 14 Age Age-Group 1963 See table Total 6 19,536 10,967 6,414 14,217 13,114 37,921 16,167 44,846 47,854 105,704 104,385 194,236 247,758 279,834 248,928 249,797 341,338 416,350 2,399,366 Population Borgu KWARA 718 428 236 591 526 741 4,586 4,602 8,824 9,357 9,309 1.06,991 census. 1,558 2,136 1,958 10,849 12,513 18,037 20,022 STATE Ilorin 1963 901,416 (*) 6,812 3,608 2,378 5,292 4,669 11,588 5,873 15,251 17,402 38,482 38,077 72,610 98,829 109,112 112,515 103,520 '113,705 141,693 CENSUS POPULATION Table 11 Pategi BY 1,177 579 206 663 378 1,683 583 2,396 2,021 5,458 5,558 9,873 13,356 13,343 9,791 9,161 16,027 18,562 110,815 Lafiagi/ AGE AND 6,400 3,562 1,965 3,802 4,009 11,816 5,031 12,781 13,385 29,124 28,984 51,083 67,223 74,651 60,185 63,251 109,236 138,392 684,880 Igala(a) DIVISION 2,600 1,268 947 1,886 1,802 6,126 1,686 5,073 6,916 14,567 15,030 30,043 32,826 42,376 31,045 32,093 43,558 55,431 325,273 Igbirra Kabba 1,219 1,107 475 1,447 1,238 3,770 1,438 5,058 3,904 8,908 6,907 13,206 13,964 16,118 18,230 25,109 29,185 28,755 180,038
\ Kogi 610 415 207 536 492 1,380 815 2,151 2,268 4,579 5,227 8,597 10,711 11,721 7,805 7,354 11,590 13,495 89,953 Table 12 15
1963 POPULATION CENSUS AND ESTIMATED POPULATION OF SELECTED TOWNS AND VILLAGES (10,000 AND ABOVE) IN KWARA STATE OF NIGERIA 1970 - 1975
Estimated population (Thousand) DIVIS ION
1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975
ILORIN DIVISION Ilorin 269 279 289 299 310 322 Oloru 14 14 15 15 16 16 Ila-Oja 18 18 19 20 20 21 IGBOMINA/EK.ITI DIV.
' Omu-arah 18 19 19 20 21 21 Oke-Ode 15 16 16 17 17 18 Babanloma 16 17 17 18 18 19 Share Yoruba '22 22 23 24 25 26 Ilofá 15 16 16 17 17 18 OYUN DIVISION Offa 95 98 102 106 109 113 LA FlAGI DIVISION
Lafiagi 21 22 22 23 24 25 Pategr 13 H 14 14 15 15 KABBA DIVISION Kabba 27 28 29 30 31 32 Isanlu 26 27 28 29 30 32 24 Egbe Town 25 26 26 27 28 IGBIRRA DIVISION Okene 78 81 84 87 90 93 Okengwe 21 21 22 23 24 25 Ohizeim 14 15 15 16 17 17 Obehira 23 24 25 26 27 28 O.igbeigba 21 22 23 24 24 25 Iruku 19 20 20 21 22 23 Ikuehi 17 17 18 19 19 20 Choko 24 25 26 27 28 . 29 Anuhami 16 17 17 18 18 . 1'9 Eziajoko •13 13 14 14 15 15 Eziohotumi 17 17 18 19 19 20 ANKPA DIVISION •Ankpa 15 15 16 16 17 17 Achanrane 13 14 14 15 15 16 Emekutu 13 13 14 15 15 16 13 Etutekpe 13 14 14 15 15 IDAH DIVISION
Ajaka 15 16 16 17 18 18 Idah 29 30 31 32 33 35 Ochadamu 14 15 15 16 16 17 Akpanya 18 19 19 20 21 ' 21 DEKINA DIVISION Abocho 29 30 32 33 34 35 Dekina 10 10 10 11 11 12 Egume Adumu 16 16 17 17 18 19 Iyale 15 16 16 16 17 18 Odenyi 14 15 15 16 17 18 Odu 17 17 18 19 19 20 BORGU DIVISION
New Bussa 7 8 8 8 9 9
Note:- Estimates based on 3.7% annual increase
Source:- 1963 Census. Kogi Idah Ankpa Kabba Borgu Ekiti Oyun total Notes:- Dekina Igbirra Lafiagi Ilorin ' kwara divis Source:- ^ 10 Igbomina/ í Ministry census lation 1963 of 89,953 188,703 231,300 264,877 325,273 180,037 110,817 106,991 504,124 283,202 114,090 2.399.365 popu¬ 1963 . Estimatesbased . on Finance, 1969 CENSUS 111,800 >234,400 287,400 329,100 404,100 223,700 137,600 132,800 626,200 351,600 141,800 2,981,000 AND 1969 Economic 3.7%.annual 1970 - Table 115,800 243,100 288,000 341,200 419,000 231,800 142,700 137,700 649,400 364,800 147,000 3.090,000 1974 ESTIMATED 13 Planning increase estimated 120,100 252,000 308,900 353,800 434,400 240,400 147,900 142,800 673,000 378,200 152,400 3,204,000 1971 POPULATION Division, population BY Kwara 124,600 261,300 320,300 366,700 450,400 249,500 153,300 148,000 697,900 392,100 158f300 3,322,000 1972 DIVISION State. 129,100 270,900 332,100 380,300 467,000 258,400 159,000 153,500 723,600 406,500 163,800 3.444.000 1973 133,900 280,800 344,300 394,300 484,200 267,900 164,800 159,200 750,200 42i,500 169,800 3.572.000 1974 17
'.[.II- PUI1LIC FINANCE
The data in this chapter relate to the revenue and expenditure of both the State Government and the various Local Government Authorities. The tables are compiled from the approved annual estimates. The year here, refers to the Government financial year which normally begins 1st April and ends 31st Match, of the following year.
In 1969 Local Government Division was transfered from Military
Governor's Office while Community Development Unit was moved from the
Ministry of Education to form a newly created Ministry of Local Government and Community Development.
REVENUE
The Government of Kwara State estimated revenue increased from £2.5
million in 196S to 3.6 million in 1969. There are two major sources of
revenue, namely, revenue from the State Taxes and revenue from Federal
Government. In 1969 estimated State Taxes represented 32% while
revenue from Federal Government formed 68%. The estimated revenue in
1969 for the various Local Government Authorities totalled £1.4 million.
The main source of the various Local Government's revenue is from
Personal and Community Tax and Local rate which on the average represent 77%.
EXPENDITURE
the State Government spent £5.4 million and 5.8 million in 1968 and 1969 respectively. Of all the heads, the Ministry of Education continues to receive the largest single allocation. £1.8 million and £2.1 million were allocated in 1968 and 1969 respectively. These were 34% in 1968 and 36% in 1969 of the total vote of recurrent expenditure. The various
Local Government Authorities budgetted an estimate of £1.3 million for
their recurrent services during the financial year 1969. 18 Table 14
KWARA STATE GOVERNMENT ESTIMATED RECURRENT REVENUE BY SOURCE
1968 - 1970
1968 1969 1970 1968 1969 1970 SOURCE £ £ £ Per cent a g e' s
100 ALL SOURCES 2,467,040 3,627,200 5 929,160 lOO 100
20.51 STATE TAXES 799,890 1,130,760 1 216,075 32,42 31.13
Personal Income Tax(PAYB) 289,000 305,000 305,000 11.71 8.39 5.14- Personal Income Tax(Direct 14,000 15.000 20,000 0.56 0.41 0.34 Assessment) Community Tax(Government Share) 108,000 L27.OO0 127,000 4.37 3.49 2.14 Cattle Tax (Government Share) 4 .200 4 ,900 5,000 0.17 0.13 0.08 Produce Sales Tax 27,690 30,000 32,000 1 .12 0.82 0.54
- Pools Betting Tax - 3 ,000 6 ,0O0 0.08 0.10
- Purchase Tax & Petroleum Products - 55,000 58.000 1.51 0.97 Miscellaneous Local Revenue 28,110 40,730 32,120 1.14 1.12 0.42 Licences and Fees 76,BIO 35,770 91,810 3.11 2.36 1.55
Water Supply 41,110 . 46,800 56,900 1.66 1.23 0.95
Recourent Interest and Loans 34,190 33,190 32,620 1.38 0.91 0.54 Repayments Others 176,780 3.84,370 449,625 7.16 10.60 7.58
REVENUE RECEIVED THROUGH. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT :- 1.667,150 2,496.440 4 ,713,085 67.57 68.74 79.49
Import Duties 371,080 455,400 239,788 15.04 12.53 4.04 Export Duties 136,290 81,050 229,572 2.52 2.23 3.87 Excise Duties 93,630 195,580 1 ,734,314 3.79 5.58 29.25
Mining Rents and Royalties 100 4,410 4,210 0.00 0.02 0.07 Distributable Pool (State Share) 1,064,000 1,760,000 2 ,505,198 43.12 48.46 42.25
Miscellaneous 2,05O - - 0.08 - -
Notes- Year begins 1st April.
Source : - Ministry of Finance, KWARA STATE. Table 15
KWARA STATE GOVERNMENT ESTIMATED AND ACTUAL REVENUE BY SOURCL
1968 - 1969 4 ESTIMATED ESTIMATED ACTUAL ACTUAL SOURCE RECURRENT RECURRENT REVENUE REVENUE REVENUE REVENUE \
1968 1969
ALL SOURCES •2,467,040 3,077,272 3,627,200 5,121,766
STATE TAXES 799,890 1,145,315 1,130,760 1,258,108
Personal Income Tax (PAYE) 289,000 370,247 305,000 277,808 Personal Income Tax (Direct Assessment) 14,000 13,093 15,000 27,423 Community Tax (Government Share) 108,000 110,596 127,000 130,765 Cattle Tax (Government Share) 4,200 361 4,900 6,006 Produce Sales Tax 27,690 165,387 30,000 110,290 Pools Betting Tax 1,975 3,000 12,351 Purchase Tax and Petroleum Products 46,263 55,000 68,403 Miscellaneous Local Revenue 28,110 28,730 40,730 35,359 Licences and Fees 76,810 98,260 85,770 113,973 Water Supply 41,110 26,080 46,800 48,275 Recurrent Interest and Loans Payments 34,190 31,652 33,190 31,181 Others 176,780 252,671 384,370 396,274 REVENUE RECEIVED THROUGH FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 1,667,150 1,931,957 2,496,440 3,959,658 Import Duties 371,080 455,400 435,401 Export Duties 136,290 232,892 81,050 299,287 fbccise Duties 93,630 196,870 195,580 1,259,160 Mining Rents and Royalties 100 1,611 4,410 1,655 Distributable Pool (State Share) 1,064,000 1,114,664 1,760,000 1,964,155 Miscellaneous 2,050
NOTE: Year begins 1st April SOURCE: Ministry of Finance» Kwara State 20 Table 16
KWARA STATE GOVERNMENT ESTIMATED RECURRENT EXPENDITURE BY BUDGET HEADS' 1968 - 1970
EX D I BUDGET HEADS PEN T U R E P E R C ENTA GES 1968 1969 1970 1968 1969 1970
TOTAL 5,357,290 5,789,170 5,850,430 100 100 100
Government House 10,740 13,015 19,375 0.20 0.22 0.33 Military Governor's Office 226,775 194,235 186,210 4.23 3.36 3.18 Audit Department 19,590 21,650 31,065 0.36 0.37 0.53 Public Service Commission 21,535 23,345 22,360 0.40 0.40 0.38 Ministry of Justice 15.740 14,750 19,840 0.29 0.25 0.34 Jddiciaxy 127,990 136,740 .156,895 2.38 2.36 2.68 Ministry of Finance 167,180 220,920 300,900 3.12 3.71 5.14 Ministry of Works & Survey 693,190 578,860 559,680 12.93 10.00 9.57 Ministry of Natural Resources 400,080 410,485 467,450 7.46 7.00 8.14 Ministry of Education 1,830,600 2,112,145 2,317,090 34.17 36.38 39.60 Ministry of Health & Social Welfare 566,205 588,775 754,315 10.60 10.17 12í89 Ministry of L/Government &
- Community Development 40,580 59,435 - 0.60 1.01 Pensions and Gratuities 12,940 21,110 22,510 0.24 0.37 0.38 Public Debt Charges 307,850 505,760 251,135 5.74 8.64 '4.29 Payment to Capital Dev. Fund & Other Public FUnds 100 200,000 100 0.002 3.45 0.002 Payment to Interim Common Service Agency 782,765 583,000 501,260 14.61 10.07 8.56 Miscellaneous Repenses 174,010 153,800 180,810 3.24 a.65 3.09
Note:- (a) Year begins 1st April. (b) Local Government was in 1968/69 part of the Military Governor's Office while Community Development was part of Ministry of Education.
Source Ministry of Finance, Kwara State. 21
Table 17
KWARA STATE GOVERNMENT ESTIMATED AND ACTUAL RECURRENT EXPENDITURE BY BUDGET HEADS 1968 - 1969
ESTIMATED ESTIMATED RECURRENT ACTUAL RECURRENT ACTUAL BUDGET HEADS EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE
1968 1969
TOTAL 5.357,290 3.356.213 5.789.170 4.604.528
Government House 10,740 9,861 13,015 14,668 Military Governor's Office 226,775 188,361 194,235 173,711
Audit Department 19,590 17,564 21,650 18,766 Public Service Commission 21,535 18,597 23,345 1'9,647 Ministry of Justice 15,740 9,384 14,750 11,171 Judiciary 127,990 101,435 136,740 119,650 Ministry of Finance 167,180 110,092 220,920 168,090 Ministry of Works & Survey 693,190 537,808 578,860 599,401 Ministry of Natural Resource 400,080 318,000 410,485 365,283 Ministry of Education 1^830,600 1,335,027 2,112,145 1,905,915 Ministry of Health & Social Welfare 566,205 405,393 588,775 536,535 it Ministry of L/Government & C/Develo^m^ _ 40,580 32,897.
Pensions and Gratuities 12,940 4,943 21,110 9,630
Public Debt Charges 307,850 239,911 505,760 256,411 Payment to Capital Development Fund & Other Public Funds 100 - 200,000 200,000
- Payment to Interim Common Services Age icy 782,765 - 583,000 Miscellaneous Expenses 174,010 59,837 153,800 92,753
Note : (a) Year begins 1st April (b) Local Government was in 1968/69 part of Military Governor's Office while Community Development was part of Ministry of Education.
Source; Ministry of Finance,. Kwara State Table 18
ACTUAL CAPITAL EXPENDITURE: KWARA STATE 1968-69/1969/70
SBCTOR 1968 -69 1969 - 70 PERCENTAGE £ £ 1969-70
ALL SBCOTR 2,288 171,942 100
ECONOMIC SECTOR _ 82,604 48.04 Roads Buildings Capital loan and grant payments- Natual Reeouces 4,021 2.34 Capital loan and grant payments : Ministry of Finance(Trade & Industry 25.000 14.53 Water Resources Development - 16,827 9.79 Other Capital Expenditure-Natural Resources 25.001 14.54 Ministry of Works: Miscellaneous Capital Works 11,755 6.84
SOCIAL SECTOR 36.61 Buildings : Education 1,702 0.99 Capital loan & grant payments Educat on - 32,400 18.85 Other Capital Expenditure: Education 112 898 0.53 Buildings : Health & Social Welfare 2,942 1.71 Capital loan & grant payment Community Development 25,000 14,53
ADMINISTRATIVE SBCTOR 2,176 26,396 15.35 Buildings Other Capital Expenditure 2,176 26,396 15.35 Contribution to Interim Common Services : Capital Works
Source : Ministry of Finance, Kwara State. Table 19 23
CAPITAL. DEVELOPMENT FUND RECEIPTS 1968 AND 1969
1968 1969 Héads of Receipt .
Capital Receipts: Natural Resources 16,141 20,496
Capital Receipts: Education - 177,500
Capital Receipts: Administrative 170,924 -
Transfer to the Capital Development Fund from Other Riblic Funds - 200,000
Capital Loans: General 476,S00 371,900
Capital Loan Repayment Interest & Dividend? - 10, 8S8
Source:- Ministry of Finance, Kwara State.
Table 20
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ESTIMATED RECURRENT REVENUE BY HEADS b DIVISION 1969/70-
Personal b Total(a) Local Licen¬ Investm¬ Community Cattle Tax Othei Tax b Local ces b Fees ent -Re¬ Govt.Grants s(b) Rate and Rents venue
% % Value % Value » Value Value * Value % Value value a £ :O00 £ :000 £:000 £ :000 £:000 £ :000 £;000
2 0.1 7.1 100.0 7.3 76.9 36 2.6 86 6.3 9? Total 1,373 100.0 1,056
- 4 3.0 •- 6 4.4 117 86.6 1 O. 7 8 5.9 Ankpa 135 100.0 1 10 9.9. 9 8.9 S6.4 21 20.8 4 3.9 1.0 Borgu 101 100.0 57
- 7 5.8 - 6 5.0 - - 3 2.5 Dekiha 121 100. o 105 86,8 3.S - - 17 15.5 4 - 6 5.S Idah 110 lOO.O 83 75.S 1 9 6.9 13 10.1 - 9 6.9 0.7 Igbirra 129 100.0 98 75.9
- 7 - 3.6 8 4.1 12 6.2 Igbomina/ 194 100.0 159 81.9 8 4'. 1 ' Ekiti 26 - - 14 5.0 9.4 3 1.1 22 7.9 Ilorin 278 100.0 212 76.3
- 10 8.6 1 0.9 13 11.3 - 10 8.6 Kabba 115 lOO.O 81 70.4 15.4 - - 5 6.9 10 - 5 6.9 Kogi 65 100.0 46 70.7
- - 8.2 4 6.5 4 6.5 S Lafiagi/ 61 100.0 47 77.0 1 1.6 Pategi 4 6.0 5 SI 79.0 1 1.5 4 6.0 OyUn 64 100.0
Notes : (a) Excludes Bacita and New Bussa Township Authorities (b) include miscellaneous specific Revenue, Contribution from other Local Government Authority and Commercial undertakings.
Sources: Ministry of Local Government & Community Development Kwara State (1969/7© Local Government Recurrent Estimate) Table 21
NUMBER OF TAX-PAYERS (COMMUNITY TAX) AND AMOUNT COLLECTED IN KWARA STATE BY DIVI¬ SION 1969 / 70
Number of Amount Divisions Tax-Pâyers Collected (£)
Total (a) 300,958 783,271
Oyun (b) 8,134 31,368
Igbomina/Ekiti(b) 41,467 127,365
Ilorin (b) 44,467 160,401
Borgu (a) 8,875 41,149
Lafiagi 9,086 39,650
Kabba 9,431 48,920
Igbirra 83,640
Ankpa .61,516 84,796
Idah 46,069 69,613
Dekina 59,147 61,064
Kogi 12,764 35,305
Notes : - (a) excluding Bacita and New Bussa
(b) Assessment in Ilorin,Igbomina Ekiti, Oyun and Borgu Divi¬ sion includes development & Council rates.
Source Ministry of Local Government and Community Development. Table 22
COMMUNITY TAX ASSESSMENT BY DIVISION IN KWARA STATE 1969/70
Total Amount Percentage Assessment Division actually collection (*) collected over (£) assessment
Total 894,865 783,271 . 87.5
Ojnin 34,905 31,368 89.9 Igbomina/ Ekiti .146,536 127,365 86.9
Ilorin 176,697 160,401 90.8 Borgu 56,600 41,149 72.7 Lafiagi 42,945 39,650 92.3 Kabba 52,470 48,920 93.2 Igbirra 84,440 83,640 99.1 Ankpa 90,366 84,796 93.8 Idah 74,528 69,613 93.4 Dekina 95,542 61,064 63.9 Kogi 39,836 35,305 88.6
Note:- As for Table
Source Ministry of Local Government & Community Development. '■
Table 23 NUMBER OF TAXPAYERS(PERSONAL INCOME TAX) ASSESSED IN KWARA. STATE 1969/70
Division 1969/70
Total (a) 1,640
Oyun 100 Igbomina/Ekiti 79 Ilorin 753 Borgu 66 Lafiagi 65 Kabba 85 Igbirra 113 Ankpa 45 Idah 98
Dekina 36 Kogi 200
Notes (a) Excludes P.A.Y.B
Source Ministry of Financé Revenue Division, Kwaxa State. 15 20 181 15 14 44 13 22 OTHERS(b) 13.8 11 7 9
£
thousand 15 9 10 3 140 7 22 48 13 4 3 CONTRI bu^on- DISTRICT COUNCILS 10.7 6
42 3.2 2 - 1 1 8 1 18 2 3 SPECIAL SERVICE 2 4
133 19 7 12 WORKS 13 16 20 10.2 21 11 5 4 5
75 5.7 7 7 9 7 6 12 10 7 3 3 4
NATURAL RESOURCE .
13 165 15 10 30 12.6 14 IS 21 19 9 HEALTH& SOCIAL SERVICES 13 6
LAW 8 9 7 129 9.9 20 ORDER 18 & 11 26 7 24•fali]o 13 6 4
25 TREA¬ SURY 289 22 24 21 31 22.1 42 56 27 13 13 15 ANDDIVISION,
11 15 11 16 33 1969/70 11 11 9 11.5 16 6 11 admini¬ strati¬ on 3.50
100 116 100 102 110 126 190 264 65 total 1,307 113 60 62 LOCALGOVERNMENT ESTIMATEDRECURRENT CapitalExpenditureand tototalsaddup (RecurrentEstimates) EXPENDITUREBY (b) because MEADS % includes commercial of.rounding-off DIVISION-^ Contributionto undertakings. errors. ALL other Ankpa Borgu Dekina Idah Kabba Kogi Oyun Figures DIVIS Igbir'rà Ilorin Lafiagi Notes may Source IONS(a) Igbomi/Ekiti (a)Bac*taexcludesNewBussaandTownshipAuthorities. authorities,towardscontribution not MinistryGovernmentLocalofCommunity&Development 81,240 22,780 72,180 81,190 49,030 33,310 74,000 primary Schools 1,112,350 102,800 269,290 127,090 199,440
Admini 49,300 4,150 2,430 3,630 3,880 3,560 8,470 8,350 6,420 2,550 2,360 3,500 rat-ionst Expenditure 85,390 25,210 75,810 85,070 51,580 35,670 77,500 (b) Total 1,161,650 106,360 277,760 135,440 205,860
ty 8,850 7,660 7,420 3,820 7,180 9,500 Contri¬ bution from L/Govt. Authori 142,380 10,130 16,170 40,650 20,000 11,000 25Table Govt. Grants 728,410 58,730 13,020 47,040 60,680 76,990 156,580 79,110 129,860 37,420 24,200 44,780
30 10 10 10 10 10 10 Other Recei pts 1,050 110 250 150 450 (a)Revenue ■ 2,050 4,300 Primary Schopl fees 308,510 19,210 14,030 18,230 29,880 80,520 37,800 67,000- 10,890 24,600 RECURRENT 1 ANDEXPENDITUREREVENUE Total 1,180,350 86,800 25,210 77,250 86,680 114,540 277,760 137,060 208,310 52,160 35,690 78,890 PensionsGratuitiesand RecurrentEstimate) AUTHORITY,OFEDUCATIONLOCAL (b)ExcludesScienceDomestic ContributionNationaltoand 1969/70 (a)Note: Centres, Source Idah Kogi Oyun Provident Division Total Ankpa Borgu Dekina Igbirra Ekiti Ilorin Kabba Lafiagi Excludes Igbomina/ AdvancesPersonalOtherRefundof ContributionExpenditure,Capitaltowards Funds, MinistryLocalCommunityGovernmentDevelopment(1969/70&of IV - MANPOWER
The subjects covered in this charpter are:
Population by labour force, age groups, Labour force, number of Government staff, number of selected high level manpower and estimated local government staff. 29
Table 26
KWARA STATE POPULATION BY AGE GROUP AND SEX, AND LABOUR FORCE
POPULATION OF 15 YEARS AND OVER LABOUR FORCE % IN LABOUR FORCE
TOTAL MALES FEMALES TOTAL MALES FEMALES TOTAL MALES FEMALES
TOTAL 52.2 88.4 17.9 1,391,886 67Ç.123 713,765 727,167 599,353 127,814 t
38.3 56.4 19.5 IS - 19 248,932 128,174 120,758 95,813. 72,236 23,577
91.8 17.8 20 - 24 279,835 117,270 162,565 136,615 107,661 28,974 48,8
25-34 441,995 203,701 238,294 242,075 198,284 43,791 54.8 97.3 18.4
60.2 98.3 17.9 35. - 44 210,089 110,386 99,703 126,391 108,554 17,837
45-54 92,701 52,046 40,655 57,973 51,014 6,959 62.5 98.0 17.1 •-
60.6 96.9 14.6 1 55 - 64 54,088 30,223 23,865 32,776 29,301 3,475
59.0 94.3 65 - 74 16,119 145,25 1,594 13,4 27,331 15,410 11,921 z? 52.5 85.0 10.0 75 - 36,917 20,913 16,004 19,375 17,778 1,597 A
t SOURCE: 1963 Population Census. VX9.-2J rA'icA«. 1
1 30 Table 27
LABOUR FORCE IN KWARA STATE BY MAJOR OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS, 1963 CENSUS
Total Males Females Major Occupational Percentage Group Total Males Females
TOTAL LABOUR FORCE 727,167 599,353 127,814 100 82.4 17.6
UNEMPLOYED PERSONS 6,089 4,624 1,465 100 75.9 24.1
TOTAL EMPLOYED PERSONS 721.078 594.729 126.349 100 82.5 17.5
Professional Technical & related Workers 16,809 14,972 1,837 100 89.1 10.9 Administrative, Executive & Managerial Workers 1,827 1,753 . 74 100 95.9 4.1 Clerical Workers 5,315 4,818 497 100 90.6 9.4 Sales Workers 118,583 33,549 85,034 100 28.3 71.7 Farmers, Fisherman, Hunters * Loggers & Related Workers 442,667 437,181 5,486 100 98.8 1.2 Miners, Quarrymen-& Related Workers 86 83 3 100 96.5 3;5 Transport & Communication Workers 11,112 11,045 67 100 99.4 0.6 Craftsman, Production Process Workers and Labourers 96,960 71,737 25,223 100 74.0 26.0 Service, Sport & Recreation Workers 26,633 18,730 7,903 100 70.3 29.7 Unspecified Workers 861 1,086 225 100 79.3 20.7 ft. f • SOURCE : 1963 Population Census
t ï 31
Table 28
STAFF OF KWARA STATE GOVERNMENT BY MINISTRIES AND SALARY SCALES (a)
Authori Actual c CALE S sed 'MINISTRIES Establi¬
shment Total A & Above CTil-ôï 2EÎ1-6Ï D - G T
TOTAL ALL MINIS- RIES 4,157 3.655 399 215 525 2,504 12
Military Governor's Office 222 201 37 4 10 150 _
- Government House . 19 19 1 - 1 17
Audit Department 40 38 9 - 5 24 -
Public Service
_ Commission 22 21 2 4 15 _
- Ministry of Justice 13 10 4 2 4 -
Judiciary 400 385 7 - 41 337 -
Ministry of Finance 351 301 40 - 74 187 -
Ministry of Works &
Survey 665 595 34 83 5 473 _
Ministry of Natural
Resources 853 710 56 75 3 576 _
Ministry of Education 547 474 160 34 8 260 12
"Ministry of Health & Social Welfare 969 853 39 19 364 431.
Ministry of Local Gov »
& - Community Developmej t 56 52 10 12 30 -
Note : (a) As at 31st March, 1970. SOURCE: Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning Div., Kwara State. 32 Table 29
SELECTED HIGH LEVEL MANPOWER SITUATION IN KWARA STATE CIVIL SERVICE AS AT 31ST MARCH 1970
Actual Grades Authorise^ Kwara State Other Non- Establishment Establish¬ Indegenes Nigerians Nigerians ment
Total 417 355 344 2 9
Medical Officers 26 19 15 4 Pathologists & Dental 3 1 1 - Surgeons -
Pharmacists 15 15 _ 15 _ ENGINEERS 28 24 21 - 3
Civil - . 18 16 - 2
Electrical - 3 2 - 1
Mechanical -
3 - 3 -
Architects 4 4 - 4 -
Surveyors 3 2 - 2 - Agricultural Officers 22 22 22 - • Veterinary Officers 3 3 3 - -
Forestry Conservators 10 7 5 ' ■' - 2
Administrative Officers 61 \ 56 • _ 56 ' '•> ' _ Auditors & Accountants 28 24 23 1 Planning Officers (Economist^ 5 3 _ 3 . Commercial Officers 7 6 6 - Revenue Inspectors 8 8 8 _ Education Officers 186 154 153 1
Legal Officers(a) 8 7 7 - -
Notes (a) Include Magistrate and State Counsels
Source : Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning Unit, Kwara State. 33 Table 30
ESTIMATED NUMBER OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT STAFF BY DEPARTMENTS AND DIVISIONS
1969 - 70
D E P A R T M E N TOTAL T S
Division Administration Treasury Law & Order Health Natu¬ Special Works ral Services District & Social Central Resour Villages Services ces
Total 233 714 2,659 106. 668 571 218 . 141 8
Ankpa 236 21 103 4 47 30 17 13 1
Borgu 220 15 75 11 51 37 20 11 ;
Dekina 194 24 57 6 37 39 20 11
Idah 290 29 75 7 94 47 22 15 1 218 Igbirra 14 26 9 90 39 20 20 _ Igboraina/ Ekiti 242 17 19 12 60 89 29 16
Ilorin 510 • 61 135 22 113 129 28 22 _
Kabba 209 15 10 12 71 67 23 11 _
Kogi 211 14 75 10 45' 43 15 4 5
Lafiagi 241 15- 136 4 40 30 9 6 1
1 88 8 - Oyun , 3 9 20 21 15 12
Sources ; Ministry of Local' Government & Community Development(1969/70 Recurrent Estimates) ,
c 34
V - AGRICULTURE
The data here are mainly on purchase of agricultural crops which
are meant for export. The information, which is collected by the Produce inspection Staff of the Ministry of Natural Resources, does not cover local consumption of these commodities. The crops covered include cocoa, cotton-seed, palm kernels, Benniseed, coffee
casxor-seea and sheanuts.
Table...Í9.... shows the sale of fertilizers (Sulphate of Amnjonia and superphosphate combined) sold to farmers at subsidised prices. Increased prices of fertilizers, as a result of lower subsidy by Kwara State Government may account for the decline (by about 50%) in the sales figures as from 1968/69. Before that period, farmers had enjoyed a greater subsidy from the former Northern Nigerian Government.
Provisional estimates of farmers, members of farming household, land under cultivation and crop yield are presented in tables. These estimates are obtained from a rural economic sample survey conducted annually by the Federal Office of Statistics. The survey covered b village sample units in 1966 - 1968 and 12 villages units in 1969/70 and efforts are being made to increase the sample size. Table 31
ESTIMATED NUMBER OF FARMERS IN KWARA STATE
1967/63 .349,040
1968/69 466,265
1969/70 415,949
Source : Federal Office of Statistics.
Table 32
MEMBERS OF FARMING HOUSEHOLDS BY AGE IN KWARA STATE
Year 15-25 25-50 50 & over
1967 235,037 579,423 228,759
1968 317,491 744,337 356,568
1969 322,252 831,520 319,379
Source : Federal Office of Statistics (Rural Economic Survey) Table 33
LAND UNDER CULTIVATION - KWARA STATE 1966 - 1968
Acre ('000)
PERIOD__— 1966/67 1967/68 1968/69
CROP Sole ■lixed Sole Mixed Sole Mixed
338.7 Maize 16.5 274.0* 44.9 . 190.7 73.1
Rice - O.S •-•- -• - 2.6 15.1
Yam 32.8 295.2 90.5 206.5 145.2 592.5 Cassava(Old) 5.4 8 4 6.5 94.8 47.2 28.6 Millet 8.9 133.4 10.0 : 2.8 141.7 8.8
39.8 - - Cocoyam , •• CT- -
26.2 Guinea corn 325.6 311.9 83.6 150.9 375.6
7.0 - - Beniseed. .. _T . . ~— _
- New Cassava •'3.5 ■47-. 5: 16.4 4.0 -
Groundnut 21.0 86.2 - 27.8 - 37.7
- Cocoyam - 84.8 - -
(new) ,r- . 78.4 Cotton 2.8 94.8 3.8 9.9
J ; -ï J :.}<■
Source : Federal Office of Statistics(Rural Economic Survey) Table 34
1966 - 1970 CROP YIELD - KWARA STATE
1966/67 1967/68 1968/69
Yields in Yields in Yields in Ibs'/acre lbs/acre lbs/acre
CROP Sole Mixed Sole Mixed Sole Mixed
Maize 975 714 409 541 166 418
Rice - 1,315 - - 1,360 1,333 yam 9,434 6,487 10,653 8 ,005 12,739 7,388 Cassava 4,216 4,648 17,475 255 5,437 4,704 (old)
- . Millet 383 340 799 285 348
- Cocoyam - - - 871 -
Guinea Corn 747 759 636 589 418 449
Benniseed - - - 240 - -
New Cassava ... - - - - -
' New 'Cocoyam ------
Groundnut 551 556 - 537 - 269
Cotton 397 322 241 112 - 118
Source Federal Office of Statistics(Rural Economic Survey) Table 35
PURCHASE OF COCOA IN KWARA STATE BY* STATION 1963/64 - 1969/70 Ton#
Station 1963/64 1964/65 1965/66 1966/67 1967/68 1968/69 . 1969/70
' TOTAL 1,306 2,514 977 1,459 375 1,027 2,107
- Aiyetoro 39 - - 10 121 169
• Alu-Igbagun 139 271 226 175 44 233 395
Erinle 83 132 . ; 157 121 39 168 . 375
Isanlu 95 122 57 81 19 - 30
Iyamoye 437 132 481 41 , 24 i 210 446
Kabba 498 986 354 539 181 245 474
■ i Lokoja 5 14 9 9 10 ' 26 78
Ogori 35 64 30 26 14 - -
Okene 43 258 29 27 17 24 40
- - Oke-Onigbin 37 35 - -
- - - Offlu-aran 8 - - 100
- Oranre 56 205 - - - -
Note : Figures for 1969/70 are provisional
Source : Ministry of Natural Resources, Produce Inspection Section. 39 Table 36
PURCHASES OF SEED COTTON BY BUYING STATION 1963/64- - 1969/70
Station 1963/64 1964/65 1965/66 1966/67 1967/68 1968/69 1969/70
Total 984 1,086 1,499 745 670 623 159
Abaji 5 ------
Abajukolo 105 180 113 88 74 67 4
Adogo 6 ------
Af ogamgam - - - - - 20 -
- Agwara ------
Babana - - - - 23 10
Ofugo 70 44 26 - - - -
• 24 Ogane-Inugu 47 139 74 41 54 , 33
Ogodu 114 103 240 50 68 73 7
Okene 85 97 327 148 63 12 -
Okura/Ofante - - - - - 13 -
Oliya 152 192 263 143 198 53 2
OnicHa-Igo 103 193 253 81 116 29 -
Osara 15 ------
Share 3 1 - - - -
Tangan-Jutuu 279 137 203 194 97 300 112
" Wawa - - • - •
Note: Figures for 1969/70 are Provisional
Source : Min. of Natural Resources, Produce Inspection Section. Table 37
PURCHASE OF PALM KERNELS BY STATION, KWARA STATE 1963 - 1967
Station 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969
Total 18,571 18,546 24,828 19,519 10,187 23,100 31,150
- Aba - - - ji - - 46
- - - Abocho - - - 1,015
- Afogamgam 1,014 984 - 1,782 - 1,459
- - - Aiyetoro - - - 151 Alugbagun/
- - - Igbagun 9 - 6 180
Ankpa 3,036 3,229 3,360 4,011 2,464 7,181 11,955
Ayangba 336 753 - 1,607 112 852 -
500 Egume 437 507 - 239 2,903 7,832
- - - - Ejule - - 1,471
Erinle 38 58 36 15 28 28 81.
- - Etobe - - - - 281
Idah 13,300 12,383 ' 16,792 14,511 6,488 9,501 6,110
Iloffa 8 - 13 - - - -
Isanlu 23 11 21 2 - 13
- Iyamoye - - 7 - 82 100
Kabba 54 26 4 É 43 38 91 . 113
Lokoja 238 644 661 551 242 3,153 261
' Okene 9 - . 8 31 73 155 82
Omuaran - 6 - - - - -
Oranre - 9 - - - -
Source : Ministry of Natural Resources Produce, Inspection Section, Kwara State. Table 38 41
PURCHASES OF BENNISEED, CASTOR SEED AND BY COFFEE DIVISIONS IN KWARA STATE 1963/64' - 1969/70
DIVISION 1 ' 1963/64 1964/65 1965/66 1966/67 1967/68 1968/69 1969/70
» • COFFEE TOTAL 825 - 867 . 252. 115 2,923 1,010
- Igbirra -
.. - 6 - Kabba 825 867 - 232 97 2,897 984
Kogi - - ; 20 18 20 26
BENNISEED
• TOTAL 435 749 599 396 270 176 87
Igbirra 340 • 394 325 169 134 37 31 Kogi 95 355 274 227 136 •139 56
/ CASTOR SEED
TOTAL 168 79 95 _ 2,002 _ _
Igbirra - 25 - - - - Kabba 168 54 95 - 2,002 - -
SOURCE; of Natural Ministry Resources, Produce Inspection Section, Kfcrara State* , ' 1 42 Table 39
PURCHASES OF SHEANUTS 1969/70
YEAR 1969/70
TOTAL 93
Afogamgam 1
Agwara 5
Borgu 1
Maiama 15
Lafiagi 15
Lokoja 34
New Bussa 18
Pategi 4
Note : Purchases begin 1969/70
Source : Ministry of Natural Resources,
Table 40 SALE OF FERTILIZERS IN KWARA STATE BY DIVISION 1965/66 YO 1969/70
1969/70 1966/67 1967/68 1968/69 DIVISION 1965/66
500.45 973.98 1003.63 543.83 All Divisions 739.43
9,25 158.50 67.25 49.25 Borgu Ilorin ) 75.95 58,80 13.98 83.10 Oyun j Igbomina Ekiti ] 714.43 347.00 Lafiagi 498.25 682,53 1.60 33.10 28.90 Kabba 34.90 20.85 27.00 30.50 25.00 Igbirra 29.80 .32.50 25.10 Kogl 6.80 Dekina ) 33.15 45.OO 85.00 Idah * ) Ankptt )
Source Ministry of Natural Resources, Agric. Division. 43
VI - LIVESTOCK
Enumeration of livestock is usually conducted in the State by the various Local Government Authorities during the collection of cattle taxes. They are subsequently forwarded to Veterinary Division of the Ministry of Natural Resources for compilation. Number of livestock slaughtered is however obtained from abbatoirs and slaughter "slabs located in some part of the State. The figures in the tables represent the recorded ones. They are therefore not complete as some cattle owners for fear of taxation, refrain from offering the whole of their cattle for counting. It may be pertinent to mention that trade in sheep and goats has not reached the significant level comparable to that of cattle. Other subjects covered include the treatment of diseases and number of cattle export on hoof through control posts to Southern part of Nigeria.
Provisional estimates of animal and poultry population are presented in tables. .These estimates are obtained from a rural economic sample survey conducted annually by the Federal Office of
Statistics. The sample is based on a stratified multi-stage sampling method involving 6 village units in 1966 - 1968 and 12 village units in 19o9/70. Table 41
ANIMAL POPULATION AND POULTRY - KWARA STATE
Information 1967 1968
POULTRY L,670,376 2,599,847
- RTAUGHTFJ? FIGURES
HOME Slauqhtered 142,294 23, 789
Cattle( S - - Sheep(Male & Female 18,592 8, 406 Goats ( - 3 1,984 9, 693
- Pigs ( - > 5, 690 Ducks (male and) Turkeys f i 121,718 - G.Fowls Í female)
ANIMAL POPULATION Cattle Total 84,568 178,358
Male 2,416 56,250 Female 72,488 122,108 Born calves — - Died cattle 9,664 -
Goats total 634,659 840,717 Male 85,770 89,737 Female 333,806 485,129 Born (male & 155,908 159,946 Died (female 59,175 105,905
Sheep Total 302.289 240.390 Male 99,886 36,589 Female 119,459 128,780 Born (male and 64,893 45,882 Died (female 18,051 29,139
Piqs Total 4.140 -
Male - Female 1,035 - Born 1,035 - Died 2,070 '
Source Federal Office of Statistics, (Rural Economic Survey) 45 Table 42
LIVESTOCK POPULATION BY DIVISION AND SPECIE IN KWARA STATE 1967 and 1968
DIVISION YEAR CATTLE SHEEP 30ATS PIGS HORSES DONKEYS
TOTAL 1967 117,843 119,535 133,807 39,039 1,360 54 1968 125,369 174,834 198.145 7,869 1,129 31
Ilorin(a) 1967 45,005 27,928 49,125 196 143 13 1968 47,719 75,280 105,369 1,219 246 4 39 Borgu 1967 59,795 3,490 3,558 403 861 1968 61,806 5,253 3,288 30 291 16 Lafiagi 1967 2,020 2,935 3,132 _ 256 2 - 1968 4,142 3,682 3,614 - 262
_ Kabba 1967 5,111 24,566 23,206 3,017 _ 1968 7,941 26,025 24,501 3,290 - -
- Igala(b) 1967 4,466 37,247 29,290 2,640 87 1968 2,420 37,631 27,684 499 314 11
. Kogi 1967 383 6,951 7,007 _ 13 1968 24 9,833 12,929 71 16 - Igbira 1967 1,063 16,418 18,489 32,783 _ - 1968 1,317 17,130 20,760 2,760 "
Notes: (a) Comprises Oyun, Igbomina/Ekiti and Ilorin Divisions (b) Comprises Ankpa, Idah and Dekina Divisions. Year beging 1st April.
Source : Ministry of Natural Resources. Table 43
NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK SLAUGHTERED BY DIVISION AND SPECIE 1967 & 1968 (a)
SHEEP GOATS PIGS DIVIS ION YEAR CATTLE
438 TOTAL 1967 36,340 1,846 2,403 561 1968 52,924 2.382 5,850
267 4 1967 27,651 496 liorin(b) 9 • 1968 28,691 519 3,271 431 340 » Borgu 1967 1,489 589 414 - 1968 . 14,113
_ 1967 640 72 263
Lafiagi - 827 84 317 1968 . 350 529 424 Kabba 1967 1,204 692 529 1968 2,418 481 117 3 1967 f 1,652 38 Ijgbirra 212 10 1968 1,914 59
827 - 1967 3,041 334 Igala(c) 780 - 1968 2,031 243 107 7 1967 1,673 216 Kogi 117 13 1968 1,920 316
Notes (a) Includes only those slaughtered in abbatoirs (b) comprises Oyun, Igbomina/Ekiti & Ilorin divisions, (cj comprises Ankpa, Idah and Dekina Divisions. Source Ministry of Natural Resources, Kwara State;
Table 44
NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK TREATED AGAINST TRYPONOSOMIASIS BY AREA AND SPECIES 1967 & 1968
DOGS HORSES SHEEP GOATS AREA YEAR CATTLE
46 17 1967 14,971 17 TOTAL 6 2 9 1968 9.034 15
16 46 17 Ilorin 1967 14,008 15 5 2 4 1968 8,234
«. 1 _ 1 Kabba 1967 963 ~ 5 ~ 1968 800
Source : Ministry of Natural Resources, Veterinary Division, Kwara State. 47
Table 45
export of cattle on hoof by exit control post 1967/60 and 1968/69
C A T 1 L E CONTROL POST 1967/68 1968/69
Total 162,273 299,335
Ilorin 122,400 120,928
Kaiama 6,645
Wawa - 5,268
Okuta 27,204 40,793
Lokoja 6,024 26,498
Idah - '35,848
Source : Ministry of Natural Resources, Kwara State.
Table 46 NUMBER OF POULTRY VACCINATIONS BY AREA & KIND OF DISEASE 1967/68 & 1968/69
FOWL POX FOWL TYPHOID FOWL CHOLERA NEW CASTLE PROVINCE DISEASE 1967/68 1968/69 1967/68. 1968/69 1967/68 1968/69 1967/68 1968/69
Total 23,257 - 16,586 30,231 18,339 1,374 31,918 20,328
Ilorin 19,434 - 3,604 22,092 5,088 47 23,791 6,450 Kabba 3,823 - 12,982 8,139 13,251 1,327 8,127 ^13,878
Table 47 number of rinderpest outbreaks, mortality and immunization by area 1967/68 and 1968/69
VACCINATION NO. OF OUTBREAKS MORTALITY TRADE AND PROVINCE BREED CATTLE 1967/68 1968/69 1967/68 1968/69 1967/68 1968/69
- Total - - - 1-31,646 29,420
- Ilorin - - _ 121,380 24,316
- - Kabba - - 10,266 5,104
Source : Ministry of Natural Resources, Veterinary Div. Kwara State. 48 Table 48
REPORTED NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK SLAUGHTERED IN MAIN TCWNS IN KWARA SI 1967/68
AND 1968/69
CATTLE SHEEP GOATS PIGS TOWN 1967/68 1968/69 1967/68 1968/69 1967/68 1968/69 1967/68 1968/6
ALL TOWNS 31,274 40,352 1,891 1,733 682 2,804 - 407
Ilorin 14,680 17,189 196 : 342 167 550 - -
- Jebba 2,468 2,933 249 269 20O 413 -
- Offa 3,870 4,71.4 61 69 53 69 -
Otte 1,221 .•2', 114 3 7 7 17 - -
' Iloffa 240 273 6 • 6 4 11 - -
Kainji 3,624 4,261 201 . 241 170 284 - -
Gwanara 120 127 2 4 3 9 - -
• - Okuta 420 392 7 3 5 13 - -
Lafiagi 240 217 5 6 6 16 - -
Bacita 124 148 96 102 19 26, - - Pategi Town & Districts 132 147 24 36 48 67
Idah 687 1,249 76 35 - 161 - -
Lokoja 1,000 2,380 283 115 - 146 [ -
- - Okene 968 2,216 344 49 113 ..
Ankpa 76 556 41 26 - 167 -
"• ■ Ayangba 180 244 17 70 - 128 -
Kabba 481 633 94 29 - 90 - '• 101
Yagba Bast(a) 362 319 ; 137 247 - 324 - 73
Yagba West(Q) 381 240 49 77 - 200 - 233
Notes : (a) Towns in yagba Districts
Source : Ministry of Natural Resources, Veterinary Div, Kwara State. VII - FORESTRY
Subjects covered in this chapter include area of forest land, forest reserves, forest regeneration and afforestation.
Other subjects are recorded out-turn, and value of timber, trees felled, and forestry Revenue and Bcpenditure.
The area of forest land in the State constitutes about
73» while area reserved represents about 20». ^ O High High High Area C.F.A.(b) Savanna KABBA Savanna ILORIN C.F.A.(b) Savanna TOTAL & Note Forest Forest Forest Type AREA : PROV. PROV. OF : Source (b) (a) 1 FOREST - C.F.A. Total ■ 7,206.22 852.64 8,058.86 12,817.81 17.08 12,834.89 20,024.03 869.72 20,893.75 Land Forest LAND Ministry area BY of means of TOTAL. TYPE, Natural Kwara 0.04 3.08 0.04 Reserve Communal 1,600.40 365.21 1,965.65 2,273.65 2,276.73 . 5,336.05 368.29 5,704.38 State
' Table % - CONTROLLING Forest - Land 49 Resources, 7.79 73.86 0.10 69.85 3.33 72.87 Forest ot 65.75 72.34 72.44 • Area AGENCY whole AND Forestry - 14.61 3.33 17.95 12.83 0.02 12.85 18.61 1.29 20.09 Reserve AREA Areaial AS . AT Division, - - - - tive - 20.11 STATE Kwara 180.44 20.11 200.55 180.44 200.55 produc¬ 31ST MARCH - tive State. - 1,419.96 345.10 1,765.10 2,273.65 3.08 2,276.73 3,693.61 348.18 4,041.83 Product- Reserve 1969 1 d ted ------1,462.10 - 1,462.00 ,462.00 1,462.00 Protec¬ 15 ved - - 5,605.78 487.43 6,093.21 9,082.16 14.00 9,096.16 14,687.94 501.43 ,189.37 Unreser¬ COMMUNAL
7
- Total - ,858.31 7,025.74 832.53 12,817.81 17.08 12,834.89 20,676.12 7,032.82 13,667.42 Communal Table 50
AREA OF FOREST LAND 8Y TYPE AND PROVINCE 1968/69
PROVINCE 1968/69
Total Area of Forest 20,893.75
Ilorin 12,834.89 Kabba 8,058.86 Area of High Forest (TOTAL) 869.72
Ilorin 17.08
Kabba 852.64 Area of Savanah Forest (TOTAL) 20,024.03 Ilorin 12,817.81 Kabba 7,206.22.
—
SOURCE: Ministry of Natural Resources, Kwara State
Table 51 AREA OF FOREST RESERVES BY PROVINCES 1968/69
PROVINCES 1968/69 Total 5,704.38
Ilorin 3,738.73 Kabba 1,965.65
SOURCE: Ministry of Natural Resources, Kwara State Table 52 AREA OF FOREST REGENERATION AND AFFORESTATION BY PROVINCE 1967/68 AND 1968/69
AREA OF REGENERATION . 1967/68 1968/69
TOTAL 6,358.0 6,358.0
Ilorin Province 2, 375.0 2,375.0
Kabba Province 3, 983.0 3,983.0
AREA OF AFFORESTATION 1967/68 1968/69
TOTAL 2,093.78 2,193.37
Ilorin 1,171.68 1,119.47
Kabba 922.10 1,001.90
Source : Ministry of Natural Resources, Kwara
. State, Table 53 RECORDED OUTTURN OF TIMBER AND FUEL IN KWARA STATE
BY KIND 1967 - 68 AND 1968 - 69
Kind of Timber and Fuel 1967/68 1968/69
Removed in logs 63,141 27,240
Sawri at Stump 20,540 34,100
Other Hewn wood 1,534 1,675
•Other Split Wood 14,340 10,130
Round Wood 19,894 28,116
Fuel Wood 89,700 97,800
Charcoal - -
Total Equivalent in round Timber 209,150 199,061
Total Value in (£) 18,272 18,262
Note : Year begins 1st April
Source : Ministry of Natural Resource,Kwara State.
Table 54
ESTIMATED VOLUME AND VALUE OF RECORDED OUTPUT OF
TIMBER AND FUEL BY FORMER PROVINCE
1967/68 AND 1968/69
YEAR BEGINNING 1ST APRIL
Former Province Volume (a) 000 Estimated Value Cubic feet} in £ 1967/68 1968/69 1967/68 1968/69
KWARA STATE 209,150 199,061 18,272 18,262
Ilorin 80,385 67,062 5,764 5,832
Kabbá 128,765 131,999 12,508 12,430
Note : (a) Volume of equivalent in round Timber (Thousand cubic foot)
Source Ministry of Natural Resources, Forestry Division, Kwara State. Table 55 RECORDED NUMBER OF TREES FELLED INSIDE AND OUTSIDE RESERVES BY FORMER PROVINCES, 1967 - 68 AND 1968/69
Provinces 1967/68 1968/69
Total 12,253 15,916
Ilorin 6,379 .4,541
Kabba 5,874 11,375
Note : Year begins 1st April
Source : Ministry of Natural Resources,
Kwara State, 55
Table 56
RECURRENT REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE ON FORESTRY IN KWARA STATE BY CONTROL-LING AUTHORITIES
£
1968-69 Authority and Items 1967-68
KWARA STATE GOVERNMENT 32 67 Revenue Expenditure 18,550 5,256 Deficit 18,518 5,189
LOCAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL
Revenue 7,441 9,364 Expenditure 24,267 21,203 Deficit 16,826 11,839
Notes: Expenditure excludes Personal Emolument
SOURCE: Ministry of Natural Resources, Kwara State 56
VIII - COOPERATIVES
Cooperative activities in the State come under the Cooperative Division of the Ministry of Natural Resources. Figures in this chapter are therefore obtained from the Ministry above. There are four main Cooperative Societies in the State. They are Product and Marketing, Thrift, Thrift and Loan, and Consumers. Of all these societies, Product and Marketing societies are the largest both in financial strength and organisation. A cooperative Union is formed by a group of cooperative societies.
►
) Table 57 57 ..
NUMBER ANÍ> MEMBERSHIP OP PRIMARY CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES IN KWARA STATE 1966/67 AND 1968/69
TYPE OF SOCIETY All Produce Thrift Consumers Year Societies and Thrift Credit and Others Marketing Loan
NUMBER OF SOCIETIES
1966/67 227 212 3 7 5
1968/69 235 219 3 - 7 1 5
MEMBERSHIP fINDIVIDUALS)
1966/67 102 11,881 11,614 77 88
1968/69 - (12,630 12,264 102 84 80 100
Note : Figure for 1967/68 not yet available for some stations
Source ; Ministry of Natural Resourcesj Co-operative Division, Kwara State.
Table 58 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF PRIMARY COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES IN KWARA STATE 1966/67 & 1968/69
£
Type of Paid up LOA N S Year Society Share Savings Deposits Reserve Capital Fund Granted Paid Balance 1966/67 24,843 15,720 5,114 9,417 Total 25,118 11,977 13,141 1968/69 26,868 17,057 6,569 12,899
Produce 1966/67 24,032 14,265 4,6Sl and 9,278 25,118 11,977 13,141 Marketing 1968/69 25,054 14,292 5,280 12,289
Thrift 1966/67 167 -
1968/69 167 - 93 32 _ _
Thrift 1966/67 - - 1,455 463 54 - - & Loand 1968/69 - - 2,494 1,146 398 - -
Consumer 1966/67
1968/69 . 796 231 - 50 . _ _
Others 1966/67 644 85
1968/69 851 - 40 - 180 - -
Note: Figures for 1967/68 not yet available for some stations
Source Ministry of Natural Resources, Cooperative Division, Kwara State.
\ 58
Table 5S) • FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF SECONDARY SOCIETIES (UNION) IN KWARA STATE 1966/67 AND 1968/69 £•
Produce Purchasing Type of Union Year Accumulated Net Reserves Advance Shares Savings Deposit Reserve Others Granted Repaid Balance Fund
1966/67 753 Total 15,314 24,887 8,068 11,077 163,461 100,465 62,996 1968/69 18,134 1,307 38,547 8,682 17,679 150,000 84,456 65,544
Produce 1966/67 15,314 753 24,887 8,068 11,077 163,461 100,465 62,996 Marketing 1968/69 14,784 1,307 14,373 8,682 17,679 ISO,000 84,456 65,544
Apex(KCF) 1966/67 . . _ _ 1968/69 3,350 24,174 " " - ~
Note Figures for 1967/68 not yet available for some stations KCF means Kwara Cooperative Federation
Source : frÇLnistry of Natural Resources, Cooperative Division, Kwara State. '
STATISTICS OF SECONDARY COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES (UNION) IN KWARA STATE 1967 AND 1969
Type Year Number Membership Produce Transaction in £ (Societies) Total Value of Total Sales Produce Purcha¬ in Consumer sed price
Produce Marke¬ 1966/67 4 197 135,045 141,927 ting 1968/69 6 206 543,689 576,485
- Apex (KCF) 1966/67 _ _ _
1968/69 1 6 _ _ (Union)
Note: Figures for 1967/68 not yet available for some stations
Source : Ministry of Natural Resources, Kwara State. 59
IX - INDUSTRY
MANUFACTURING
The data presented in this section are obtained form Industrial Survey of larger manufacturing establishments in the State, employing 10 or more workers. For the purpose of this chapter manufacturing includes transformation of substances into new products assembly of component parts, processing of agricultural commodities, motor vehicle repairs and repair of machinery. The survey is an annual exercise and it is jointly conducted by Federal Office of Statistics and Economic Planning Division of the Ministry.
Establishments are contacted by mail and field visits,
Reporting period for this enquiry is* for a Calendar year but where impracticable, industries are allowed to use financial year data.
Larger manufacturing establishments included in this report are:-
Type of Industry No
Food Industries :
{Palm oil & sugar) ...... 5
Tobacco ...... 1
Textile ...... 1
Printing ...... 1
Other Chemical Industries:
(Matches) ...... 1
Data are available on employment, Gross Out-put, Industrial Costs, Sales of products, Paid-up capital and Capital fixed assets.
As the Industries are few and to maintain strict confidentiality, it has been decided not to analyse data by Industry.
ELECTRICITY
The Figures here were extracted from the annual reports of the
Electricity Corporation.of Nigeria. Efforts are being made to obtain up-to-date statistical information directly from E.C.N, branch offices in the State for future publications. Table 60
INDUSTRIAL SURVEY (LARGER MANUFACTURING) KWARA STATE, SUMN^RYl OF
RESULT 1964 - 1968
Year No. of Number Wages Gross Industrial Value .Establishment Employed Salaries Output(a) Cost (b) Added(c) Reporting £ £ £ £
1964 8 779 . 140,666 908,159 411,850 496,309 1965 8 1,137 252,334 1,284,292 1,092,907 191,385 1966 9 999 276,833 2,064,209 1,295,147 769,062 1967 9 1,017 284,320 2,973,858 1,203,609 1,770,249 1968 10 1,170 390,422 3,779,523 1,469,591 2,309,932
Notes : (a) Gross output is the value of sales of products, plus receipts for resale of goods sold in the same condition as when bought, value of contract work, receipts for maintenance and repairs, value of assets produced for own use, plus or minus the value of inventory, changes in finished goods and work in-process. (b) Industrial cost includes cost of materials, fuel electricity, goods sold in the same condition as when bought, contract work done by others.
(c) Value added is the difference between gross output and industrial cost.
Source : Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning Division, Kwara State. 783 44 39 68 - 544 537 579 0\ 215 275 368 15 19 187 J.OO 145 Total Engaged 1,146 1,005' 1,025 1,179 19'
4 9 6 8 9 - - 6 8 8 - 1 - Others (*>
44 39 9 779 999 544 537 579 215 275 368 67 - 11 11 1,137 1,017 1,170 187 155 145 Total Employed
8 1 1 1 - - 8
37 34 23 40 36 15 15 13 , 12 Non Nigerians 13 12
- 1 2
37 41 74 26 22 47 241 286 225 244 339 161 167 216 14
• Unskilled
.
9 - 7 9 8
55 81 404 586 498 78 10 11 505 520 267 285 290 166 117 S &Skilled Setni-Ski- lled 130
6 6 7 - 1 2 1 8 7
77 31 35 98 IAN Clerical 103 198 190 182 229 131 179 12
& 8 1 1 2 Table - _ -
27 42 57 48 24 39 61 INDUSTRY19681964GROUPS- NIGER Professional .Managerial 24 17 17 22
8 8 9 9 5 5 5 1 1 1 1 1 2 - 1 1 1 1 ing 1 1 10 Estab. Report
9 5 5 6 1 1 1 i 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 10 10 13 Noof Total 1• PERSONSENGAGED Year 1964 1965 11966 1967 1968 1966 1967 1968 1966 1967 1968 1966 1967 1968 1966 1967 1968 1966 1967 1968 1966 1967 1968 MANUFACTURINGLARGERINSTATEKWARAESTABLISHMENTSBYIN MinistryFinance,EconomicofPlanningDivision,StateKwara Total for Industry Notes: 1967 Sources: & (a) 1968» include Former Food Working Ministry ting Wood of Manufacturing TobaccoManufac- Manufacturingof Textiles Manufacturingof &PrintingPubli¬ shing Manufactureof Chemicalother Products Proprietors,UnpaidApprentices,FamilyWorkers,Homeand EconomicPlanning,1964-1966NorthernforNigeriadata, 62
Table 62
NUMBER EMPLOYED, WAGES & SALARIES AND AVERAGE WAGES & SALARIES PAID BY LARGER MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS, 1964 - 1968
I A N S N 1 G E R Non-Nigerians • Skilled & °xofcssional Unskilled Professional Clerical Semi Skilled Year Managerial Managerial
EMPLOYED N UMBER
241 23 103 404 1964 8 286 40 198 586 1965 27 37 505 225 1966 42 190 244 36 182 498 1967 57 399 35 229 520 .1968 48 1 R I E S <£} W AGES AND SAL
16,094 54,148 19,240 44,715 . .6,469 1964 103,487 40,337 46,125 - 1965 25,535 36,850 14,961 112,894 ' 48,825 1966 31,352 68,851 75,122 82,690 34,543 .1967 52,959 39,006 115,707 71,425 72,382 1968 42,677 52,231
A L A R I E S (£) A V E R A G E WAGES & S
66.8 864.6 186.8 110.7 1964 808.6 68.8 161.3 2,589.2 1965 945.7 181,1 96.7 65.2 3,051.2 1966 746.4 362.4 166.0 141.6 2,086.7 1967 929.1 214.3 137.4 213.5 3,305.9 1968 889.1 228.0
Source : Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning Unit, Kwara State. %
63
Table 63
LABOUR COSTS OF LARGER MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS BY CATEGORY OF EMPLOYEES, 1964 - 1969
WAGES AND COST SALARIES N I G E R I A N S NON CASH PAYMENT YEAR
NON- SKILLED NON- GRAND TOTAL PROFESSIONAL NIGERIANS AND NIGERIANS TOTAL NIGERIANS NIGERIANS AND CLERICAL UN¬ NON- , MANAGERIAL SEMI¬ SKILLED NIGERIANS SKILLED NIGERIANS
1964 146,106 89,918 56,188 86,518 6,469 19,240 44,715 16,094 54.14E 3,400 196S 2,040 259,525 153,417 106,108 148,847 25,535 36,850 40,337 46,125 103,487 4,570 1966 2,621 285,262 170,821 114,441 163,989 31,352 68,851 48,825 14,961 112,894 1967 6,832 1,547 289,596 212,483 77,133 209,198 52,959 39,006 82,690 34,543 75,122 3,285 1968 1,991 416,045 245,897 170,148 238,715 42,677 52,231 71.42S 72,382 151,707 7,182 18,441
Source ! Ministry of Finance, Economic Flanning Division, Kwara State.
Table 64 ANALYSIS OF NON-LABOUR COSTS OP LARGER MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES IN KWARA STATE
1964 - 1968
Year Cost of Raw Cost of Cost of Cost of Cost of Cost of Materials fuel Other Costs Total Costs Electricity Contract Repairs Goods Purchased Work Done Done by Bought by Others Others for Resale
1964 . (372,348) 19,122 . 10,380 3,700 (6,300) 1965 (96,369) 727,849 942,022 106,S27 33,596 - 4,462 6,300 199,240 1,467,326 1966 1,152,8S8 96,210 36,869 259 - 8,951 164,994 1,681,491 1967 1,071,816 99.010 18,537 56 8,659 5,531 1968 151,689 1,479,453 1,291,324 131,263 33,185 — 4,574 9,245 495,170 2,185,237
Note; Figures in brackets are estimated
^ of Finance, Economic Source; Ministry Planning Division, (Industrial Surveys). 1
- - 436 1,628 88,719 Valueof byAssetsproduced employeeown
forReceipt Resaleof Goods 4,375 4,375 1,090 5,990 9,975
_ - - - 740 forReceipt Repairsand Maintenance
65Table Valueof WorkContract 15,035 17,787 18,290 11,241 8,329 19681964STATE,KWARAIN- 850,275 Sales 1,203,085 2,127,599 2,938,101 3,664,831 Í Valueof ANDSALES OTHEROFRECEIPTS State®Kwara LARGER Total 869,685 ESTABLISHMENTSMANUFACTURING Receipts 1,225,683 2,148,607 2,955,332 3,772,594 Source: Year Ministryof 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 Division,Economic.PlanningFinance, Table 66
SOURCE OF PAID-UP CAPITAL IN LARGER MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS IN KWARA STATE OF NIGERIA, 1964 - 1968
1964 196S 1966(d) 1967(d) 1968
£ % £ % £ X £ X £ X Number of Establish¬ S 6 ments reporting 6 6 6
Total 100.00 100.00 2,O7S,850 2,975,850 3,158,945 100.oo 3,357,431 100.00 3,522,336 100.00
Private Nigerian 0.06 _ _ 1,300 0.06 _ . 1,300 40,000 1.14 Private Non-Nigerian 460,000 22.16 22.16 460,000 710,000 22,48 910,011 27.11 1,010,012 28.67 Federal Government SO,000 2.41 SO,000 2.41 50,000 1.58 50,000 1.49 950, 26.97 State/Regional Government(a) 570,000 27.46 27.46 570,000 570,000 I8.04 570,000 16.98 570,000 16.18 OtheTS (b) 994,550 47.91 47.91 994,550 1,828,945 57.90 1,827,420 54,42 9S2,324 27.04
(a) Regional Government in 1966
(b) Data include shares taken up bp unspecified international institutions and holding companies as veil as shares held on trust or for distribution
includes 1 new (c) Figure Industry involving a paid up
capital of £900,000 . (d) B.C.G.A. Lokoja reported for 1966 and 1967 but did not report for 1964, 196S and 1968
Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning Division.
Table 67 ORIGINAL BOOK VALUE OF ALL FIXED ASSETS 1964 - 1968 (LARGER MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES)
Machinery Buildings Civil Year Total Vehicles and Engineering Land Equipment Residential others Works
1964 2,672,241 S8.750 591,575 252,660 996,35S 770,845 2,056 1965 3,472,852 81,081 916,856 751,478 633,450 1,086,215 3,772 1966 7,231,177 88,752 3,646,812 .481,002 1,185,813 1,825,705 3,093 1967 7,555,044 91.S54 3,779,570 491,401 1,197,733 1,990,082 4,704 1968 8,388,961 92,026 4,209,828 755,449 1-, 278,035 2,053,621 -
NOTEs Book Values Value at the time of acqiusition and before depreciation.
SOURCEs Ministry of Finance', Economic Planning Division. Table 68
NUMBER OF ELECTRICITY CONSUMERS IN KWARA STATE, 1964 - 1966
MISCELLANEOUS STATIONS TOTAL RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL
14 1964 2,410 1,798 592 6
- 2 Bacita 149 139 8
- 8 Ilorin 1,379 927 444 6 4 Lokoja 882 732 140
13 52 1965 2,944 2,142 737
- 1 Bacita 179 168 10
570 8 46 Ilorin/Offa 1,827 1,203 s 5 5 Lokoja 938 771 157
18 54 1966 2,999 2,122 805 2 1 Bacita 217 200 14 48 Ilorin/Offa 1,872 1,201 615 8 8 5 Lokoja 910 721 176
Source : Electricity Corporation of Nigeria.
Table 69 UNITS OF ELECTRICITY GENERATED 3Y UNDERTAKING 1Q54 _ 1966
thousand units
YEAR BEGINS 1ST A°RIL UNDERTAKING 1964 196 5 1966
Bacita 679 703 791
Ilorin/Offa (a) n .a n .a n .a
897 Lokoja 789 838
Note ; (a) Ilorin has no generating plant.
j Source : Electricity Corporation of Nigeria. Table 70 67 VALUE AND UNITS OF ELECTRICITY SOLD BY TYPE OF CONSUMER IN KWARA STATE 1964 - 1966
TYPE OF CONSUME R- General Street
Year Total Residential Commercial Combined Propose Ligh-• & rate other ting Industrial Tarrif
*
U N I' T S
- 1964 2,921,002 . 863,834 1,996,840 98 60,230
1965 3,455,000 1,368 2,021,000 - •»
1966 4,257,060 1,624,404 2,494,658 29,144 3,066 105,788
VALU E (£)
1964 95,357 30,674 61,549 - 7 3,127
'
«-1^65 ** ••
1966 117,712 43,919. 68,834 39 168 4,752
Source : Electricity Corporation of Nigc?ria
Table 71 ANALYSIS OF UNITS OF ELECTRICITY SOLD IN KWARA STATE 1966
Type of Consumer Total Bacita Ilor Ln/ Lokoja
Offa .
ï ï Total 4,257,060 724,358 2,744,325 788,377
Residential 1,624,404 372,957 991,617 259,830 Commercial .1,044,151 335,923 578,976 129,252
Industrial 1,450,507 - 1,070,038 380,469
Combined Rate 29,144 607 28,537 - General purpose/ other tarrifs1 3,066 1,816 1,250 Street lighting 105,788 14,871 73,341 17,576
Source : Electricity Corporation of Nigeria. 68 Table 72 UNITS OF ELECTRICITY SOLD BY ELECTRICITY CORPORATION OF
NIGERIA BY UNDERTAKING, 1964 - 1966 IN KWARA STATE
YEAR BEGINS 1ST APRIL
UNDERTAKING 1964 1965 1966
Total 2,921 3,455 3,256
Bacita 602 6U7 724
Ilorin/Offa 1 ,675 2,130 2,744
Lokoia 644 718 788
Source : Electricity Corporation of Nigeria
Table 73
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF E.C.N. UNDERTAKINGS IN KWARA STATE
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH - 1967
Ilorin/ Type of Income/Expenditure Total Bacita Lokoja Offa
INC 0 M E
Total 119.173 20.293 70.464 28,416
SALES OF ENERGY 117.712 20.192 69.374 28.146
Residential 43,919 8,859 24,486 10,574
Commercial and Industrial .68,834 10,867 41,249 16,718 Special Agreements 39 39 - - General Purpose and other tariffs 163 _ 109 59
Street lighting 4,752 427 3,530 795 270 Other Income 1,461 lOl -1,090
EXPEND [TÜRE
TOTAL 120,057 25,438 60,616 34,003
Generation 56,048 x 17,572 19,70S 18,768
- Transmission 8,490 - 8,490
Dist ribution 22,898 2,881 14,182 5,835
01 he r l-.xpon ses 32,621 4,985 18,236 9,400
Source : Electricity Corpor.it ion of Nigeria. Table 74 VALUE OF FIXED ASSETS OF ELECTRICITY CORPORATION 69 OF NIGERIA IN KWARA STATE 1966
ï
Jebba Lokoja Total Bacita Ilorin/ Type Offa
482,980 127,595 Total 1,068,618 149,799 308,244
- 478,099 45,249 DIESEL S73,104 49,756
- - 13,127 POWER STATION/ 20,908 7,781 BUILDING
- - TRANSMISSION BELOW/ 150,S73 3,005 147,568 132 KVA
137,975 1,176 44,795 DISTRIBUTION 232,019 48,073
15,695 - 17,254 OTHER BUILDINGS 71,649 38,700
- 2,988 2,173 2,225 MOTOR VEHICLES 7,386
- 196 - - LOOSE TOOLS AND/PLAN! S 196
1,107 FURNITURE AND/ 5,581 1,189 1,753 1,532 FITTINGS
2,265 - 3,642 DEVELOPMENT 7,202 1,295
' Source : Electricity Corporation of Nigeria X -EDUCATION
1. The Ministry of Education, Kwara State, collects and compiles education statistics concerning the State. At the beginning of each year questionnaires are dispatched by post to Principal or Headmaster of each School/College throughout the State for completion and return. The data received are then edited and analysed by the Ministry.
2. In .the State, a child commences .his/her education at the age of six. The duration of primary and secondary education is seven and five years respectively.
3. There are 5 secondary schools in 1969 with 2-year Higher School Certificate classes. Teacher Training Colleges offer training courses leading (after five years) to teacher grade two certificate-Higher Elementary. There is one technical training school with a total student population of 505, and 2 craft schools with a total intake of 323 students in 1969. Courses in both
institutions last 3 years.
4. The information in this chapter covers classes, enrolment and number of teachers in educational institutions
in the state. Examination results of post primary Q»7 OÛ institutions are also included. Tables...... provide information on Kwara State indigenes in the various « universities in Nigeria.
5. Interested readers are advised to refer to a separate yearly Statistical publication by the Ministry of Education
"School Statistics of Kwara State" for a more detailed information on education. Note Sec. Type : Craft Total : Source Technical College Teachers Primary of Commercial \
School y (a) Grammar/ , Training School School EDUCATION number Training/- School(a) Ministry of Including of 1969 1968 1969 1968 1969 1968 1969 1968 1969 1968 Year 345 respectively 15 STATISTICS: in and 5 Table 18 No. 75 ■" of Education, students H.S 3 3 10 10 42 33 535 514 590 560 SUMMARY, in cational Edu¬ 1968 Kwara 1963 Secondary Institutions AND and No. State. .Cclasses ' Schools of 359 in 26 26 84 82 252 144 3,681 3,456 4,041 3,708 Classes 1969 in with a 1968 No. 1969. and of total 728 595 8,015 Pupils/ 1969 2,584 2,600 5,814 118,045 115,640 129,372 124,649 Students
No. of 75 60 112 132 401 316 3,906 3,731 4,494 4,239 Teachers \
72
PRIMARY SCHOOL! NUMBER OF SCHOOLS,TEACHERS, PUPILS, AVERAGE NUMBER OF PUPILS PER TEACHER AND PERCENTAGE, ENROLMENT • RATIOS IN KWARA STATE
Average % Enrol¬ NUMBER OF Number of % Enrol ment Division Schools Teachers Pupils Pupils per ment ratio Ratio ( b ) Teachers (a)
1965 511 3,447 107,649 31 34 33 Total . 1966 516 3,677 119,680 32 37 36 Kwara State 1967 523 3,749 112,094 30 34 32 1968 514 3,731 115,640 31 34 32 1969 535 3,906 118,045 30 34 32
1969
Ankpa 46 268 9,868 37 26 Z£ Borgu 25 93 2,531 27 16 15 Dekina 43 263 7,916 30 29 27 Idah 56 - 287 9,176 32 27 26 37 Igbirra . 339 11,473 33 24 23 Igbomina/ Ekiti 109 874 25,292 29 62 72 Ilorin 57 410 12,352 30 17 16 Kabba 81 784 22,074 28 84 79 Kogi 26 196. 5,094 26 39 37 Lafiagi/ Pategi 26 138 3,999 .29 25 23
Oyun 29 254 8,270 32 . 50 47
Notes : (a) Based on projected population of 2.5% annual increase.
(b) Based on projected population of 3.7% annual increase.
Source Ministry of Education, Kwara State. Table 77 73
PRIMARY SCHOOL:
NUM3ER OF PUPILS IN PRIMARY CLASSES 1 AND 7 1965 - 1969
-
•
Primarv Class
Division1 Year 1 7
. 1 Total M F Total M F
Total i 1965 "20,531 13,281 7,250 10,863 7,863 3,000 1966 4,586 / ' . 20,664 13,079 7,585 15,210 10,624 1967 21,217 13,670 7,547 12,839 9,052 3,787 1968 > 4 23,105 16',813 6,292 13,213 9,362 3,851 1969 22,651 14,577 7,846 13,366 9,469 3,897
1969 Ankpa Y 1,855 1,475 380 918 816 102
Borgu 991 594 159 238 204 34
Oekina. 1,421 1,103 318 80Í 680 121
Idah 1,785 1,286 499 821 663 153
Igbirra 1,873 1,317 556 1,389 1,099 290
Igbomina/Ekiti 4,961 2,911 2,050 3,206 1,976 1 ,230
Ilorin 2,546 1,645 901 1,174 884 290
Kabba 3,849 2,115 1,734 2,728 1, 777 951
Kogi 940 606 334 530 419 111
Lafiagi •' 985 679 306 440 354 86
Oyun 1,445 846 609 1,121 597 524
Sources Former Northern Nigeria Ministry of Education for 1965-1967 data and Kwara State Ministry of Education for 1968 & 1969 * data.
I
f S Oyun Kogi Idah Lafiagi Kabba Ilorin Ekiti Igbomina/ Igbirra Dekina Borgu Ankpa 1969 Total ; Source Division 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965 Year
. Former No. Education, 29 26 26 81 57 109 37 56 43 25 46 535 514 523 516 511 Schools of Kwara Northern Sexes 3oth 8,270 3,999 5,094 22,074 12,352 25,292 11,473 9,176 7,916 2,531 9,868 118,045 115,640 112,094 119,680 107,649 All NUMBER State 6', Nigeria, M for 4,594 2,962 3,524 13,021 8,362 15,217 8,516 961 6,231 2,085 8,253 79,726 83,131 75,308 80,202 62,701 Classes 1968 F' OF'PUPILS Ministry 3,676 1,037 1,570 9,053 3,990 10,075 2,957 2,215 1,685 446 1,615 38,319 32,509 36,786 39,478 34,948 IN and of
M 1969 846 679 606 2,115 1,645 2,911 1,317 1,286 1,103 594 1,475 14,577 16,813 13,670 13,079 13,281 Class PRIMARY 1 data. Education 609 306 334 1,734 901 2,050 556 499 318 159 380 7,846 6,292 7,547 7,585 7,250 F for 11 SCHOOLS M 706 468 64S 307 ,753 IN 1965 2,099 1,462 2,446 1,236 1,227 1,144 1,429 13,169 13,548 12,837 12,087 Class - 2 502 198 300 1,561 782 1,687 493 415 323 76 329 6,666 5,524 6,139 6,501 6,172 F KWARA
1967 1 Table M STATE 78 715 483 511 1,991 1,282 2,097 ,287 1,162 989 431 1,363 12,311 11,620 11,441 11,699 11,456 data Class BY 3 and F 468 166 290 1,447 651 1,454 478 371 291 78 269 5,963 4,298 5,515 5,794 5,505
1 1
M DIVISION, 607 290 554 1,910 1,146 1,930 ,228 1,038 879 179 ,226 10,987 11,260 11,506 12,090 10,674 BY Ministry 1 1 Class of F 389 116 226 ,331 515 ,313 432 348 245 45 234 5,194 4,322 5,047 5,879 4,779 4 CLASS 1 1 1 AND 577 405 409 1,707 1,014 ,984 ,147 855 700 236 ,009 10,043 10,323 9,966 6,641 8,976 M BY 1 1 Class F SEX 618 109 196 ,080 420 ,250 397 229 188 35 453 4,975 4,045 4,742 7,821 4,478 5
1 1 1965 - 546 283 330 ,422 929 1,879 ,202 730 736 134 935 9,176 10,205 8,920 9,512 8,422 M 4 Class 1969 566 56 113 949 431 1,091 311 195 199 19 148 4,078 4,117 ,O09 4,332 3,706 F 6
M 597 354 419 1,777 884 1,976 1,099 663 680 204 816 9,469 9,362 9,052 10,624 7,863 Class 524 86 111 .951 290 1,230 290 158 121 34 102 3,897 3,851 3,787 4,586 3,000 F 7 . tr¬ Year Year Year Year Year Tot'al Total GRAND Type Upper Lower of
5 4 3 2 1 W.A.S.C. Sixth Sixth H.S.C TOTAL Course
: Source
Ministry All of 858 943 1,590 1,920 2,345 7,656 192' 167 359 3.01S Divisions NUMBER OF Education, - - - - - Kwara 33 34 34 101 101 ANKPA
- - - 27 36 63 - - - 63 SECONDARY State. BORGU CLASS - - - D SCHOOL 84 90 101 109 139 523 523 DEKINA AND I - - - ID 26 29 34 35 36 160 160 AH COURSE V STUDENTS iable 1969 IN 79
I 88 113 148 168 147 664 44 43 SI 751 IGBIRRA S KWARA
- - - 146 171 464 541 805 I STATE 2.127 2,127 EKITI BY IGBOMINA/ 0
1 N 140 140 282 357 332 .251 75 63 138 1,389 ILORIN DIVISION, S
2Ö5 216 245 320 409 1.395 30 26 56 1,451 KABBA
37 50 64 80 83 314 - - - 314 KOGI
------. LAGIAGI
132 134 219 249 324 1.058 43, 35 78 1,136 OYUN 76 Table 80
OP CLASSES IN SECONDARY GRAMMAR/COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS IN KWARA STATE BY DIVISION AND BY CLASS 1968 AND 1969
W. A. S C. Divis ion Year No. of Grand H. S. C. Year Schools (H.S.C. 5 & WASC) Total 1 2 Total l\ 2 3 4
51 43 30 30 26 Total 1968 33 195 15 8 7 180 .48 32 30 1969 42 250 18 .9 9 232 67 55
1969
- - - - - 3 1 1 1 Ankpa 1 3
------2 1 1 Borgu 1 2
- - 3 - 4 3 3 3 Dekina 3 16 16
- 1 -- 1 1 1 I Idah 1 5 5
23 5 5 5 5 3 Igbirra 3 27 4 2 2
Igt>omina . 5 - 5 - - 14 Ekiti 13 61 61 22 15
41 11 11 9' 5 5 Ilorin 6 49 8 4 4
1 41 11 9 7 7 7 Kabba 9 43 . 2 1
- 2 2 - 10 2 2 2 Kogi 1 10 • -
Lafiagi/ Pategi 4 2 2 30 9 7 6 4 4 Oyun 4 34
State. Source : Ministry of Education, Kwara 77 Table 81 NUMBER OF TEACHERS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KWARA STATE,1968 f. 1969
Non- Total, All Nationalities Nigerians Nigerians
Type of Teachers Year Total M F M F M F
1968 316 246 70 173 29 73 41 Total ' 1969 588 494 94 434 50 60 44
1968 99 74 25 41 1 33 24 Graduate with Teaching Qualification 1969 125 97 28 75 3 22 25
Graduate without Teaching Qualificati¬ 1968 49 39 10 7 32 10 ons 1969 73 61 12 26 2 35 10
Teaphers Certificate Nigerian - 1968 70 52 18 50 12 2 .6 Certificate in Education or ' ' Equivalent .196? 171 142 29 140 21 2 8
Technologists & Senior Technicians 1968 2 2 2 - - - (H.N.G.) 1969 "35 35 - 35
Grade 1 Teachers Certificate 1968 7 7 7 -
1969 22 22 - 22 . .
Grade 11 Teachers Certificate 1968 18 13 5 12 5 1
1969 46 36 10 36 10 -
' Manual Hand-work Training Instructor 1968 3 3 - 3 - -
•1969 11 11 il .
UNTRAINED TEACHERS WHO:
1968 61 SO 11 45 11 • 5 - Complete Secondary School or above 1969 85 71 14 71 14
Arabists or Religious Teachers 1968 •7 6 1 6 - ' 1 1969 6 5 1 4 .1 1
Asst. Technical Instructor 1968 - in-training - 1969 14 14 14 - -
Source : Ministry of Education, Kwara State. Tab] e 82
NUMBER OF STUDENTS BY AREA, BY CLASS & BY SEX IN TEACHER'S COLLEGES IN KWARA STATE 1968 AND 1969
C L A S S
ALL CLASSES 1 2 3 4 1 5 AREA (a) Year Total M F M F M F M F M F M F
Kwara State 1968 2,600 1,827 773 354 187 413 166 361 136 320 141 379 143 1969 2,584 1,774 810 315 171 337 185 399 172 370 140 353 142
Ilorin 1968 1,375 1 ,048 327 190 89 234 67 238 46 187 61 199 64 1969 1,374 1,023 351 146 72 179 86 75 244 54 222 64 / 232(
Kabba 1968 1,225 779 446 164 98 179 99 123 90 133 80 180 79 1969 1 ,210 751 459 169 99 158 99 167 97 126 86 131 78
Note : (a) Comprises areas under the former Ilorin and Kabba Provinces
Source : Ministry of Education, Kvrara State.
Table 83
NUMBER OP STUDENTS \N TECHNICAL TRAINING SCHOOL AND CRAFT SCHOOLS IN KWARA STATE 1968-1969
C L ASSES
School Year No. of All Classes 1 11 111 Institution
Total 1968 3 595 231 262 102
1969 3 728 237 241 250
Technical Training ' 1968 1 268 122 146 School 1969 1 405 139 132 134
Craft Schools 1968 2 327 109 116 102
1969 2 327 98 109 116
Notes (a) Males only
Source Ministry of Education, Kwara State. Idah Egbe Offa Oro Oro Offa Ochaja Dekina Okene I.lorin Ilorin ALL St. St. Notre Name Govt. Govt. Grammar of Titcombe Esie/Iludun Dame Grammar Queen Peter's Secondary Clare's School School Government SCHOOLS School WEST Sec. College Secondary Grammar School Secondary Grammar Elizabeth « AFRICAN School School School Secondary School School School SCHOOL School CERTIFICATE 1968 1967 1968 1967 1968 1967 1968 1967 1968 1967 1968 1967 1968 1967 1968 1967 1968 1967 1968 1967 1968 1967 1968 1967 1968 1967 Year [ RESULTS IN
All KWARA 33 24 26 24 61 61 52 51 63 56 51 52 32 31 23 21 28 33 51 55 60 61 52 50 706 559 • Candidates STATE Table 84 BY
1 1 1 5 20 22 15 17 16 26 4 6 4 - 3 13 10 13 13 3 4 103 119 ' SCHOOLS &
2 2 7 3 2 6 11 4 3 14 19 22 19 19 13 10 4 4 6 13 19 13 18 12 152 140 Examination EXAM. Grade 3 7 3 11 9 17 11 17 8 5 9 21 14 9 13 15 17 13 20 20 17 17 20 20 17 229 171 GRADES 1967 1 1 - - - 9 - - - 1 1 13 GCE AND' CONTINUED/ 1968 23 20 7 6 14 5 4 6 11 4 20 10 18 6 11 10 17 4 8 8 14 10 17 16 222 116 - Failures
of 74 92 92 83 93 61 81 44 44 52 52 32 84 86 77 67 30 20 75 77 88 88 84 68 67 79 Passes Percentage 94 68 55 52 69 _ 57 81 48 100 «•.
Percentage Passesof
9 9 5 1 8 _ _
10 12 15 Failure -' G.C.E - _ - - _ - _ - - _ -
8 9 3 3 8 3 8 _ 5 _ _■ Grade 15 11
9 4 3 7 4 8 2 7 5 2 _ _ _
5 2 4 3 4 6 ionExaminât 1 - 1 _ _ 1 _ ~
18 25 23 25 _ 29 _ 21 » 26 29 _ 19 All 84Table Candidates
Year. 1967 1968 1967 1968 1967 1968 1967 1968 1967 1968 1967 1968 1967 1968 KwaraEducation,Ministryof — State. Source: STATEBYKWARAINRESULTSCERTIFICATESCHOOLAFRICANWEST SCHOOLS Name Kabba Kabba Mopa St. & of Playfair EXAM. St. St. E.C.W.A. Monicas Crowther Igbomina (CONT»D)1968AND1967GRADÇS School Augustine SchoolSecondaryBarnabas SchoolSecondary Kabba CollegeMemorialLokoja CollegeOro-AgorMemorial GrammarScRõólBaptist OD
! f 1
96 92 73 97 58 68 ; i ' 8ÇT 17 j 82 , ! J j
j: ;%,of Passes; 100- 1'
9 3
10 33•
s . s
i i ï l i ! ■ 'i ' 1 ' i . ï . ... No.of,.. 'Failures>, 1 1 1 3'
4 2 4 3
12 40 Y7 "5 '"■2 r'1 Pass ' ) ;
u% .)• .*• t u k of J 1 'ÛÎ i » fï ! ï
Table 4 85 Passes 3,„ 6 , 20 21 ï 18 1:7 . r" "1 : 3 — ! -• •, •; II i-:~ 1 ' ' 1 , ;ii .Credit I!! »!»! 1• •
-
*
0 I
• ' kI*1• s
5 2 1 - Number 1 . 1*1A 20
! - c.,2 « Qt-1'10 r.._
1968RESULTS Source: OR Course ALL • Motor Mech. Motor Mech. Ministry ANDCITY COURSES- .Machi- „Ritter Capentry-&- Joinery &Blocklaying Vehicle 11• Vehicle". 11v KwaraEducation,of TECHNICALGUILDS(GOVERNMENT Concreting- _ State.
•— TRAINING - /• k-
" ft i-' " SCHOOL) .„. c: -Fitter* K <•, } 1 i - i 1 1 •) !i , !.. Machi"-- % 1-1,-.;nings- 1;*•.^'1nings.: T.-. Electricians' - 1• "&Paantrng?• ^Decorating... ''.Cabinetmakingy... ;•"-:!•• . Table 86
NUMBER OF KWARA STATE SCHORLARSH1P AWARDS 1968 & 1969
Field of Study Number Awarded Percentage
1968 1969 1968 1969
Total (a) 75 155 100 100
Medicine 10 30 13.3 19.5
Engineering 8 20 10.5 12.9
- Architecture and - Survey 3 ; i.9 > Geology 1 - 1.3
' Agriculture 1 3 1.9 1.4
Law 10 3 13.3 .
Education 31 72 41.2 46.6
Administration and Social Science 14 18 18.5 11.7 Others - (b) I 4 - • 2.7
- Post - Graduate 1 2 - 1.4
Notes: (a) Excluding 15 in 1968/69 and 2 in 1969/70 awarded Scholarship but did not gain admission
(b) .Include Accountancy and Printing Students
Source : Ministry of Education, Kwara State.
Table 87
NUMBER OF KWARA STATE INDIGENES IN AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY ZARIA AS AT JUNE, 1968 .
Year/s ConJpleted Course Total 1 2 3 4 & over Preliminary
Total 576 254 152 82 10 22
ADMINISTRATION 55 14 22 19 .
52 Degree 13 20 19 - -
3 - Diploma 1 2 - -
AGRICULTURE - 22 - 40 10 8 -
ARCHITECTURE - 14 3 7 4 - ARTS AND ISLAMIC STUDIES 118 58 35 13 - 12 B.Sc. SOCIAL SCIENCES 33 - 19 14 - - POST GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN
EDUCATION - 7 7 -
FINE ART 31 17 7 4 - _ 3 ENGINEERING 72 37 28 7 - -
Civil 21 9 10 2 - - Electrical 25 14 9 2 - _ Mechanical 26 14 - 9 3 - LAW 33 13 9 11 - - MEDICINE - 21 21 _ . - SCIENCE 114 37 20 11 - -
POST - - GRADUATE - - 10 - VETERINARY MEDICINE 28 9 4 2 3 10
Source: Ahroadu Bello University, Zaria. Table 88
1969 PRODUCTS OF NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES
% of University Total Kwara State Kwara State Nigerians Indigenes over Total
Total 1,189 152 12.8
Ibadan 413 12 2.9
Lagos 212 6 2.8
Zaria 275 132 48.0
Ife 289 2 0.7
Source : Federal Ministry of Education. XI- HEALTH
There are a total number of 12 hospitals (including one Maternity Hospital) in the State. 8 of them are owned by thé State Government while the rest belong to the Voluntary Agencies. There were 19 Government Medical Officers as at the end of September 1969;' figures on voluntary Agency medical staff are not included in the tables.
Efforts are being made to collect more statistics On other related health subjects. Table 89 35 NUMBER OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS IN KWARA STATE 1969
Dispensary or Leprosariums Hospitals Combined Dispen¬ Division Total sary & Maternity 9 Government Volun¬ Govern¬ L/Govt. Govt ^ Volun¬ tary ment tary Agency Agency
Total - 94 8 4 78 4 -
_ - 7 - Ankpa 6 1 -
- 1 - 1 - Borgu -
- Dekina 7 - 1 6 - -
Idah 11 - - 1 9 1 -
- - Igbirra 7 - 1 6 -
- Igbomina/Ekiti 17 - 1 14 2 - Ilorin - 10 - - 2 8 -
Kabba - 15 - - 2 13 -
- 8 1 - Kogi - 7 -
8 1 - - Lafiagi - 7 -
Oyun 3 1 - - 2 - -
Note : Figures include Ilorin Maternity Hospital but exclude Ankpa Health Centre.
Source : Ministry of Health and Social Welfare.
Table 90
NUMBER OF HOSPITALS AND BEDS AND RATIO OF POPULATION PER BED IN KWARA STATE BY DIVISIONS 1969
Number of Hospitals Number of Hosp.Beds Division Ratio of Government Voluntary Total Government Voluntary Populati Agency Agency on Per - Bed
Total 8 4 943 689 254 3161
Ankpa _ Borgu 1 - 70 70 _ Dekina 1,897 - 1 90 _ 90 2 Idah ,604 1 - 72 72 _ Igbirra 3,992 1 - 76 76 _ 5,317 Igbomina/Ekiti - 1 30 30 Ilorin .1 ,720 2(a) - 187 187 . Kabba 3 ,349 - 2 134 _ 134 1 ,804 Kogi l - 124 124 _ Lafiagi 902 1 -
76 76 _ Oyun 1 ,811 1 - 84 84 - 1 .688
—
Note : (a) Including llorin Maternity Hospital
Source : Ministry of Health and Social Welfare Q£ Table 91 GOVERNMENT MEDICAL AND HEALTH PERSONNEL AS -AT SEPTEMBER 1969
Authorised Actual Vacancies Establishment Staff Posts 1968 1969 1968 1969 1968 1969 (a) Total 572 580 464 501 62 79
7 7 Doctors* (all grades) 29 26 22 19 1 1 1 Dental Surgeons 2 2 1
Pharmacists 17 15 12 15 5 -
Nurse Tutors ) 3 1 2 Midwife Teachers) Nursing Superitendent s) Health & Nursing ) (b) 45 •• •• Sisters ) Dental Technologists 1 1 1 1 -
Health & Rural Health Superitendents 15 15 14 13 1 2 Dental Auxilliary 1 1 1 1 - -
2 3 - - Dental Mygienists 2 . 3 Staff Nurse/Midwife/Students 360 416 322 346 38 70 Nurse & Midwives Community Nurses 10 10 10 10
X-ray Technicians 2 3 2 1 - 2 Laboratory Technicians 8 8 7 8 1 -
- Dental Technicians 1 1 • 1 1 -
Health & Rural Health Inspectors 22 18 18 14 4 4
Health & Rural Health Assistants 39 45 36 53 3 8
Laboratory Assistants 10 10 10 10 - -
' Radiographers 1 2 1 1 - 1 Laboratory Superintendents 4 4 4 4 " "
Note: (a) Total does not correspond with actual staff plus vacancies because of (b) which is not broken down.
Source ; Ministry of Health and Social Welfare 87
Xahlt? 92
NUMHEK l)K NOT1K1AULE DISEASES TREATED IN KWARA STATE
HOSPITALS 19b8 - 1969
Number of Casos Number >f Death
Diseases 1968 1969 1968 1969
Total 78,767 88.765 27 19
Malaria 45,582 57,435
- - Dysentry 14,841 . 12,900
- Gonorrhoea 5,824 5,944 _
Tuberculosis 534 748 -
Pneumonia 3,042 3,760 -
Schistosomiasis 1,122 1 ,296 - -
Syphilis 108 369 -
Leprosy 83 166 - ' -
Tetanus 107 132 - 1 =
Onchocerciasis 1,202 1,568 - -
Whooping Cough 1 ,764 619 9 -
Cerebro-spinal-Meningitis 30 14 2 -
- . Chicken Pox 794 399 . -
Small Pqx 28 83 3 14 Measles 3,706 3,332 13 4
Source : Ministry of Health and Social Welfare. XII - PRICES .
The Federal office of Statistics collects monthly - • data on retail "prices and uses these figures in compiling" consumer price indicés for selected Urban areas in Nigeria. Ilorin is the only town selected in.Kwara r. State. Information published in this chapter is ' . - therefore in respect of Kwara State, capital only.
In constructing the consumer price indices, the weights derived from 1957 household budget.. .. , ;.
survey are used. Table 93
CONSUMER PRICE INDICES (LOWER INCOME GROUP) IN ILORIN
1968 • 1969
Food All Items Month
- - ■ • 1968
January
• - 112 • 120
February : _ 127 ; 115 March ; 119 112 - April 127 117 May 126 116 June 124 115 July ' 116 ~ 117 ^August • • - .117 116 September 112 ; 114 October 123, 114 November- - ' 123 114 December
1969
126 117 January
128 .. 119 February 139 . 120 March 147 130 April 146 127 May . 143 125 June 126 ' 137 July- 135 126 August 138 127 September _ 146 132 ~ October 140 130 November • 145 132 December
Source: Federal Office of Statistics 90 Table 94
ILORIN MONTHLY PRICES OF'SELECTED FOOD ITEMS
Base Year Commodity Description Unit' Average Jan. Feb. March April Maj Price 1957
FOOD
(a) Staples :- Gari Iteko/Coarse lb 2.6 2.7 2.7 2.7 2.7 2.' Flour Cassava 2.0 2.7 2.7 3.0 3.1 3.1 Rice White/Brown 7.8 6.9 6.9 8.2 8.8 8.1 Yams Tuber 1.9 1.6 1.7 3.0 3.7 3.3 Flour Yam 3.8 3.7 3.7 4.3 4.3 4.1 Beans 6.3 3.9 6.0 7.0 7.2 7.2
Maize Grain 2.8 4.2 4.7 5.3 5.3 . 5.3 Bread 8oz. 1 loaf 1 loaf 12.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0
(b) Meat & Fish Beef Fresh lb 12.3 20.9 21.9 21.8 22.4 23.5
it Fish _ 17.8 19.2 17.6 17.6 17.5
Sardine Titus 1 tin _ 21.0 21.0 21.0 23.5 24.0 Fish Dried lb 30.0 34.1 3*. 1 35.2 38.4 33.6
Chicken Medium one _ 55.5 54.8 54.0 58.0 57.0 Eggs Local Hen 1 dozen - 24.0 24.0 24.0 24.0 24.0
(c) Oils & Fats Palm Oil Large beer 10.8 12.0 13.0 12.3 12.O 14.5 bottle
Veqetables Greens lb 5.3 3.1 3.2 3.5 2.3 Tomatoes Fresh - 8.0 7.3 5.3 5.3 5.3 Onions Bulb 8.0 6.7 5.3 5.3 5.3 Pepper Dried - 20.5 25.0 27.5 24.5 24.8 Salt Cooking Cigarette cup - 3.0 3.0 3.'Õ 3.0 3.0 Daddawa Dried 1 lb - 16.0 16.0 16.0 16.0 16.O Oranges Ripe 1 dozen - 11.0 12.0 16.0 18.0 16.5
(c) Imported Foods Milk Tinned Peak 6 oz tin _ 9.0 9.7 1O.0 9.2 9.0 Sugar Cube/lump T. lb - 12.0 12.0 12.0 13.0 14.0 Ovaltine 8 oz tin 1 tin - 48.0 54.0 54.0 54.0 54.0
Source ; Federal Office of Statistics, Lagos. 91 Table 94
JANUARY - DECEMBER 1969 (RETAIL)
Novem December June July August September October ber
P E N (: E
2.7 2.7. 2.7. 2.7 2.7 2.7. 2.7 3.3 3.3 3.6 3.6 3.6 3.6. 3.6 8.8 9.5 10.1 10.1 10.1 10.1 10.1 1.8 2.5 2.1 1.6 1.5 1.9 1.7 5.5 5.5 5.2 5.2 5.2 5.5 '5.5 8.4 5.8 ' 7.8 9.0 9.6 9.6 9.0 4.7 5.3 2.7 3.0 5.1 4.7 4.7 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0
21,6 21.3 21.6 21.9 24.5 23.2 25.1 18.6 18.0 19.2 18.8 18.3 19.2 18.0 30.0 27.0 27.0 27.0 28.5 30.0 30.0 33.6 32.0 38.4 38.4 30.8 32.0 33.6 54.8 56.1 54.0 60.6 57.8 . 57.0 59.3 24.0 24.0 24.0 24.0 24.0 24.0 24.0
15.0 15.0 15.O 16.5 15.3 15.0 15.3
2.4 2.4 3.0 3.0 5.1 3.9 3.6 ' 5.3 5.3 5.3 5.3 6.0 5.1 5.3 5.3 7.3 8.0 7.3 10.4 8.0 8.0
23.3 • . 21.0 15.0 22.5 24.0 24.0 . 22.5 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 16.0 16.0 16.0 16.0 15.4 16.0 16.0 12.0 12.0 12.0 9.0 9.0 7.5 9.0
9.0 9.0 9.0 9.0 9.0 9.0 9.0 13.3 13.8 13.8 13.0 13.0 13.0 13.0 54.0 78.0 78.0 78.0 78.0 78.0 78.0 92 Table 95
PRICE RELATIVES OF SELECTED ITEMS, 1961 - 1969
R E L A T I VE S Base Commodity Unit 1957 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965
Gari lb 100.00 124.51 167.31 96.49 72.76 96.10 Rice-White rr 100.00 70.08 103.72 176.56 190.40 207.50 Beans II 100.00 67.88 98.56 143.30 112.72 154.53 Yams 11 100.00 110.69 84.49 84.49 82.35 80.75 Beef boneless ir 100.00 133.84 139.97 143.64 150.00 155.55 Dried Fish it 100.00 80.96 92.06 83.57 82.57 80.21 Eggs one dozen lOO.OO 147.67 132.66 133.90 133.50 133.33 Palm Oil Beer bottle 100.00 91.19 106.85 105.10 89.43 95.00 Green Vegetable lb 100.00 341.85 144.44 113.70 71.11 78.52 Onions " 100.00 73.88 72.50 76.49 93.71 105.68 Pepper local '• 100.00 79.81 87.37 84.33 95.60 59.17 Salt Cig. "Cup 100.00 93.75 46.88 46.88 48.13 66.88 Ovaltine M.size one 100.00 100.00 107.64 116.67 116.87 129.70 Sugar (lump) lb packed 100.00 95.78 98.88 115.07 130.52 120.18 Star Beer bottle 100.00 112.72 115.15 111.15 110.99 119.70 Palm wine " 100.00 107.88 120.00 119.60 120.00 120.00 Bicycle cig. Pkt. of 20 100.00 148.22 146.94 147.94 144.60 100.00 Firewood 10 lbs. 100.00 156.89 183.45 174.14 165.53 171.38 Kerosine Beer bottle 100.00 91.77 85.59 84.03 86.43 84.39 Bicycle one 100.00 112.79 105.69 101.35 109.65 138.59 Bicycle Tyke) Tube DunlJp ) one 100.00 95.93 98.84 105.94 105.61 106.64 (28 x lj) ) Baft Standard 10 yards 100.00 109.22 131.37 127.97 138.70 151.95 Shirting ëtd. 10 yards 100.00 124-67 118.10 113.90 119.27 123.34 Khaki Drill 6 yards ÍOO.ÒO 128.62 112.79 104.62 125.24 121.63
Source : Fédéral Ministry of Labour. Table 95 93
R E L A T I V E S
1966 1967 1968 19 6 9
Jan. Ape. Jul. Oct.
165.37 142.80 91.83 101.95 103.89 103.89 103.89 198.46 93.21 88.99 90.65 110.37 126.76 132.14 211.28 82.03 75.67 72.97 113.35 139.90 143.08 119.25 112.83 75.40 68.45 119.79 110.16 89.84 171.37 168.84 171.14 173,74 183.85 175.61 189.23 90.60 90.13 92.17 109.70 119.10 119.57 110.23 133.33 133.33 132.61 133,33 133.33 133.33 133.33 99.63 152.36 134.75 117.42 119.93 144.39 139.76 140.37 152.9? 135.92 169.54 111.11 96.30 148.15 92.78 94.62 102.46 116.13 81.67 105.84 131.80 81.62 66.32 52.75 83.26 105.18 96.63 91.49 68.46 95.00, 93.75 93.75 93.75 93.75 73.75 133.33 133.33 141.53 144.44 150.00 172.24 216.67 111.63 112.00 119.62 111.63 120.93 124.00 120.93 118.18 118.18 120.86 127.27 127.27 127.27 127.27 120.00 120.00 120.00 120.00 120.00 120.00 120.00 100.00 100.72 106.73 111.11 Iii,11 111.11 111.11 176.89 175.17 177.58 187.24 161.03 162.07 173.45 84.03 86.31 92.31 84.03 87.03 96.04 96.04 149.70 161.11 162.22 165.22 162.23 166.87 167.24
108.58 108.58 109.87 109.94 111.29 113.16 119.87
137.14 139.21 136.58 156.40 163.11 168.32 183.7-5 109.91 120.02 117.17 115.76 121.61 116.14' 105.89 135.61 150.08 135.55 163.83 166.20 167;15 .174.03
. XIII- MISCELLANEOUS
Data on Water supply, Roads and Communications have been grouped together to form this chapter.
Water supply undertakings are located in nine Stations
mainly some divisional headquarters. With the exception of Lokoja (where the consumption is rather low) water supply in other Stations appears to be inadequate. The capacity of water supply (in gallons) per person per day for the State's Capital, Ilorin is 3.6 while it is only 2.1 in Okene.
The State has a total mileage of 252 of tarred roads constructed by both the Federal and S$ate Governments. The untarred roads totalled: 886 miles. '
The number of post offices increased by only one
between 1966 and 1969. ' Table 96• 95 EXISTING URBAN WATER SUPPLY UNDERTAKINGS 1969
1969 Estimated Capacity Consumption per head Town Population per day per day (in gallons) ( in gallons)
Bacita 269,000 .. Ilorin 259,100. 940,000 3.6 2.4 Offa 91,310 221,000 3.3 Pategi 12,481 41,000 2.4 Ankpa 14,010 34,000 2.2 Idah 27,910 '62,000 3.7 Kabba 25,850 95,000 11.0 Lokoja 31,060 340,000 2.1 Okene 75,230 157,000
Source ; Ministry of Works & Survey
Table 97
LENGTH OF ROADS BY TYPE OF SURFACE, MILEAGE AND • CONTROLLING AUTHORITY KWARA STATE 1969
' Total Fedefal State . • .Names of Roads Mileage Tarred-/ -Untarred Tarred Untarred'
466 127 . 420 Kwara state 1.548(a) 125
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TRUNK A
Chikanda -Kosubosu-Kaima-Ilorin-Egbe 505 39 466 Kabba-Lokojá-Dekina-Ankpa-Otukpa
- Otte-Ilotin-Bode ShaduwUebba 86 86 -
TRUNK B
- - - 55 Kosubosu-Ilesha 55
- 41 - - 42 Kaima - Wawa
- - - Wawa- Duma - Lafia 90 90(b)
- - - 16 Ajasse-Offa-Westem Boundary 16
- lO - 10 Omu-Aran - Antun
- 22 - - 22 Kabba - Omuo
- Kabba-Ayere-Okene-Lokoja 72 - - 72
- 46 - - 46 Ayangba - Idah
- - - 39 Idah- Adoru - Eastern Boundary 39
- Bacita Road 11 - - 11
- Share-Sheshi-Pategi-Kujogi 78 - - 78
9 - - - 9 Sheshi - Lafiagi
' 49 - - - ' 49 Pategi - Egbe
- - - 9 Wawa - Kainji 9
Note_£ (a) excluding roads owned by Local Government & others totalling 590 miles (b) under construction f
. Source Ministry of Works and Survey^ Kwara State. Table 98
NUMBER OF POST OFFICES AND POSTAL AGENCIES IN KWARA STATE 1966-1969
Type of Institution"" 1966 1967 ~ "1968 1969
Total 72 73 73 74
Departmental Post ' Offices 9 • 10 10 10
Sub Post Offices 2 2 2 2
- • ' - - Mobile Post Offices : -
Postal Agencies 61 61 61 62
Source : Department of Post and Telecommunications, Ilorin.
Table 99
' VALUE OF MONEY :AND POSTAL ORDERS ISSUED AND---_ PAID IN KWARA STATE 1966 - 1969
; - -- - . * . , r £»000
- Year— .Issu e d P a i d Balance
Total Money Postal Total Money Postal Order Order Order Order
1966 124 11 113 78 4 75 35
1967 128 9 118 80 5 75 38
1968 148 12 136 104 6 99 32
1969' 161 IO 151 128 - 6 121 24
Note: FIGURES may not add up to totals as a result of rounding-off errors.-
Source : Department of Posts and Telecommunications. 97
Table 100
NUMBER OF LOCAL AND-TRUNK TELEPHONE CALLS AND TELEGRAMS HANDLED: APRIL - JUNE 1969
Telephone Calls Year Telegrams Local Trunks
1969
APRIL - JUNE 193,336 14,104 6,526 «
TELECOMMUNICATIONS PLANT STATISTICS, KWARA STATE FOR QUARTER ENDING 30TH JUNE, 1969
Table 101
Téléphoné Exchanqe Total Number of "" Year Automatic Manual Telephones Telegraph Telegraph Officers Officers
1966 1 • 6 8 10
1967 1 6 8 8
1968 1 6. 937 8 8
1969. 1 6 997 8 8
Source : Department of Posts and Telecommunications 98 GOVERNMENT ACTUAL EXPENDITURE IStíòflO
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