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Lagos State Government LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT ABSTRACT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT STATISTICS 2012 LAGOS BUREAU OF STATISTICS MINISTRY OF ECONOMIC PLANNING AND BUDGET, SECRETARIAT, ALAUSA, IKEJA. PREFACE This publication makes an attempt to satisfy demand for statistical data on the Local Government/Local Council Development Areas of the State. This edition features data on ten (10) key Sectors of development comprising Demography, Manpower, Education, Health, Economic, Housing and Community Amenities, Social Protection, Environmental Protection, Recreation, Religion and Culture, Public Order and Safety. The data are provided for two (2) consecutive years spanning 2010 and 2011, covering all the Twenty (20) Local Government and Thirty seven (37) Local Council Development Areas in the State to facilitate comparison among the Local Government/Local Council Development Areas. The publication would be found useful by Researchers, Students, Planners, Policy Makers and all those who are interested in Local Government Statistics. The scope of the subsequent edition of this annual publication will continue to be widened to cover more Socio-Economic data on Local Government/Local Council Development Areas. We wish to express our gratitude to the officials of the Local Government Areas and all Agencies that responded positively to our request for data featured in this publication. We hope users would find the publication useful. Constructive criticisms and suggestions for improvement are however welcome. LAGOS BUREAU OF STATISTICS MINISTRY OF ECONOMIC PLANNING AND BUDGET SECRETARIAT, LAGOS STATE. E-mail: [email protected], [email protected] TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE PAGE PREFACE DEMOGRAPHY 1.1 Area of Land Mass/Water Area of the old Twenty Local Government 1 Structure in Lagos State 1.2 Population by Sex and Local Government Area in Lagos State:2006 2 1.3 Local Government Area by Population Density: 2006 3 1.4 Population Projections of the Local Government Area and their 4 respective Population Density: 2007 - 2015 MANPOWER 2.1 Manpower Distribution by Profession and Gender According to Local 6 Government/Local Council Development Area: 2010 2.2 Manpower Distribution by Profession and Gender According to Local 8 Government/Local Council Development Area: 2011 2.3 Manpower Distribution by Qualification and Gender According to 10 Local Government/Local Council Development Area: 2010 2.4 Manpower Distribution by Qualification and Gender According to 12 Local Government/Local Council Development Area: 2011 2.5 Manpower Distribution by Grade Level and Gender According to 14 Local Government/Local Council Development Area: 2010 2.6 Manpower Distribution by Grade Level and Gender According to 16 Local Government/Local Council Development Area: 2011 2.7 Total Staff in Post by Gender According to Local Government/Local 22 Council Development Area: 2010 2.8 Total Staff in Post by Gender According to Local Government/Local 24 Council Development Area: 2011 2.9 Withdrawal from Service by Cause and Gender According to Local 26 Government/Local Council Development Area: 2010 i 2.10 Withdrawal from Service by Cause and Gender According to Local 28 Government/Local Council Development Area: 2011 2.11 Political Appointees/Elected Officials by Gender According to Local 30 Government/Local Council Development Area: 2010 2.12 Political Appointees/Elected Officials by Gender According to Local 32 Government/Local Council Development Area: 2011 EDUCATION 3.1 Number of Public Primary Schools, Pupils and Teachers by Gender 34 and Local Government: 2009/2010 Academic Session 3.2 Number of Public Primary Schools, Pupils and Teachers by Gender 35 and Local Government: 2010/2011 Academic Session 3.3 Number of Pupils Benefiting from Free Meals in Public Primary 36 Schools given by Local Government Administration: 2010 3.4 Number of Pupils Benefiting from Free Meals in Public Primary 37 Schools given by Local Government Administration: 2011 3.5 Number of Pupils Benefiting from Free School Uniforms in Public 38 Primary Schools given by Local Government Administration: 2010 3.6 Number of Pupils Benefiting from Free School Uniforms in Public 41 Primary Schools given by Local Government Administration: 2011 3.7 Number of Students Benefiting from Bursary Award given by Local 46 Government Administration by Gender and Higher Institutions: 2010 3.8 Number of Students Benefiting from Bursary Award given by Local 47 Government Administration by Gender and Higher Institutions: 2011 3.9 Adult Literacy Programme Enrolment by Gender According to the 48 old Twenty Local Government Structure in Lagos State : 2010 ii 3.10 Adult Literacy Programme Enrolment by Gender According to Local 49 Government/LCDA in Lagos State : 2011 3.11 Number of Libraries by Local Government/Local Council 50 Development Areas: 2010 3.12 Number of Libraries by Local Government/Local Council 51 Development Areas: 2011 HEALTH 4.1 Details of Primary Health Centres and Facilities by 52 Community/Wards According to Local Government/Local Council Development Area:2010 4.2 Details of Primary Health Centres and Facilities by 53 Community/Wards According to Local Government/Local Council Development Area:2011 4.3 Out-Patient Attendances in Health Centres by Location and Gender 54 According to Local Government/Local Council Development Areas: 2010 4.4 Out-Patient Attendances in Health Centres by Location and Gender 56 According to Local Government/Local Council Development Areas: 2011 4.5 Out-Patient Attendances in Maternity Centre According to Local 59 Government/Local Council Development Areas: 2010 4.6 Out-Patients Attendances in Maternity Centre According to Local 60 Government/Local Council Development Areas: 2011 4.7 Ownership of Health and Medical Institutions by Local 61 Government/Local Council Development Areas: 2010 iii 4.8 Ownership of Health and Medical Institutions by Local 63 Government/Local Council Development Areas: 2011 4.9 Number of Children Immunized by Gender According to Local 65 Governments/ Local Council Development Areas: 2010 4.10 Number of Children Immunized by Gender According to Local 66 Governments/ Local Council Development Areas: 2011 4.11 Reported Cases of Notifiable Diseases in Local Government Health 67 Centres and Maternity Homes by Local Government: 2010 4.12 Reported Cases of Notifiable Diseases in Local Government Health 71 Centres and Maternity Homes by Local Government: 2011 4.13 Birth Registration by Gender According to Local Government/Local 76 Council Development Areas: 2010 4.14 Birth Registration by Gender According to Local Government/Local 78 Council Development Areas: 2011 4.15 Death Registration by Age and Gender According to Local 79 Government/Local Council Development Areas: 2010 4.16 Death Registration by Age and Gender According to Local 88 Government/Local Council Development Areas: 2011 ECONOMIC SECTOR 5.1 Total Revenue for Local Government/ Local Council Development 95 Areas: 2007-2011 5.2 Highlights of Income and Expenditure of Local Government/ Local 96 Council Development Areas: 2010 5.3 Highlights of Income and Expenditure of Local Government/ Local 97 Council Development Areas: 2011 5.4 Actual Capital Expenditure for Local Government/ Local Council 98 Development Areas: 2007-2011 5.5 Actual Recurrent Expenditure of Lagos Local Government/ Local 99 Council Development Areas: 2007-2011 5.6 Actual Expenditure of Lagos Local Government/ Local Council 100 Development Areas: 2007-2011 iv Number of Banks Located in various Local Government/Local 101 5.7 Council Development Areas: 2010 5.8 Number of Banks Located in various Local Government/Local 102 Council Development Areas: 2011 5.9 Number of Registered Business Centres by Local Government/Local 103 Council Development Areas: 2010 5.10 Number of Registered Business Centres by Local Government/Local 104 Council Development Areas: 2011 5.11 Number of Motor Vehicle and Motorcycle parks by Local 105 Government/Local Council Development Areas: 2010 5.12 Number of Motor Vehicle and Motorcycle parks by Local 106 Government/Local Council Development Areas: 2011 5.13 Number of Registered Motorcycle Riders by Sex and by Local 107 Government/Local Council Development Areas: 2010 5.14 Number of Registered Motorcycle Riders by Sex and by Local 108 Government/Local Council Development Areas: 2011 5.15 Number of Filling Stations by Local Government/Local Council 109 Development Areas: 2010 5.16 Number of Filling Stations by Local Government/Local Council 110 Development Areas: 2011 5.17 Number of Restaurants/Eateries by Local Government/Local Council 111 Development Areas: 2010 5.18 Number of Restaurants/Eateries by Local Government/Local Council 112 Development Areas: 2011 5.19 Number of Hotels/Motels by Local Government/Local Council 113 Development Areas: 2010 5.20 Number of Hotels/Motels by Local Government/Local Council 114 Development Areas: 2011 v HOUSING AND COMMUNITY AMENITIES SECTOR 6.1 Self-Help Projects by type and by Local Government/Local Council 115 Development Areas: 2010 Self-Help Projects by type and by Local Government/Local Council 116 6.2 Development Areas: 2011 6.3 Number of Rural Roads Constructed/Rehabilitated by Length and by 117 Local Government/Local Council Development Areas: 2010 6.4 Number of Rural Roads Constructed/Rehabilitated by Length and by 118 Local Government/Local Council Development Areas: 2011 6.5 Number of Drains Constructed/Cleared by Length and by Local 119 Government/Local Council Development Areas: 2010 6.6 Number of Drains Constructed/Cleared by Length and by Local 120 Government/Local
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