Social Statistics Report 2017

2017

Report Date: December 2018

Data Source: National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) Contents

Social Statistics Report 2017

Preface 1

Chapter One: Agriculture 2

Chapter Two: Corruption 4

Chapter Three: Civil service 9

Chapter Four: Communication 10

Chapter Five: Culture & tourism 12

Chapter Six: Education 15

Chapter Seven: Election statistics 18

Chapter Eight:Energy & environment 19

Chapter Nine: Pubilc finance 21

Chapter Ten: Health 23

Chapter Eleven: Judiciary 31

Chapter Twelve: Labour 34

Chapter Thirteen: Petroleum 36

Chapter Fourteen: Security 38

Chapter Fifteen: Transport 48

Chapter Sixteen: Youth & sports 52

Appendix 54

Acknowledgements/Contacts 162 PREFACE

The growing interest and need for data on Nigeria, in recent times, has resulted mainly from concerns on the part of policymakers, investors, businesses and citizens regarding the socio-economic conditions that face the Nigerian population. As the coordinator of the National Statistical System (NSS) and authoritative source of official statistics in Nigeria, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has the statutory mandate of meeting this demand by providing accurate, timely and reliable official statistics.

The Social Statistics Report 2017, builds on similar previous efforts to assess socio-economic indicators on Nigeria by reviewing developments during the period 2014, 2015 and 2016. It has been produced to meet NBS' specific mandate of collecting, collating, analysing and disseminating statistical information on all facets of national life, while also reflecting the coordinating role that NBS plays in its relationship with federal and state ministries, departments or agencies (MDAs).

The Report, comprising of Part I: Summary Report and Part II: Statistical Appendix, is a compilation of data on the contemporary socio-economic situation in Nigeria. While it does not cover every single topic or sector, or represent the totality of available social statistics, it does present a variety of pertinent social and economic statistics and is indicative of what is available within the Bureau's data systems, both online and in print. Data for this publication was mainly generated from administrative sources, routinely collected from Federal Ministries, Departments and Agencies.

In terms of structure, this summary report has been divided into sixteen chapters covering agriculture, civil service, communication, culture & tourism, education, elections, energy & environment, public finance, health, judiciary, labour, petroleum, security, transport and youth. I wish to acknowledge the support of the Planning, Research and Statistics Department of relevant MDAs in supplying data for the compilation of this report. While there are on-going efforts to further streamline the administrative data collection process, it is our expectation that more sectors will be covered in the future, and MDAs that have pending data submissions will be able to make necessary updates by the next reporting cycle.

I am confident that this publication, together with the statistical appendix, will go a long way in meeting the needs of policy makers, researchers, students, social advocates and other relevant stakeholders to formulate policies and strategies as well as track changes on various dimensions of socio-economic conditions in Nigeria. It is therefore my pleasure to present this edition of Social Statistics Report 2017 to the various users. We welcome any suggestions and contributions that will help in improving future compilations.

Dr. Yemi Kale Statistician-General of the Federation / Chief Executive Officer August 2018

1 Social Statistics – 2017 CHAPTER ONE

Agriculture

Agricultural production is key to the overall well being of the population. As a result, a lot of importance is placed on agriculture in order to develop and protect the sector, thereby guaranteeing sustainable food security, employment oppotunities, source of livelihood, contribution to national income, source of raw materials among others. Agriculture, for decades, had been associated with the production of basic food crops. Agriculture in Nigeria is a sector of the economy which provides employment for about 17% of the population. The sector is being trasformed by commercialization at the small, medium and large scale enterprise levels. This chapter deals with the cost of production per hectre of some crops in Nigeria. Figure 1.1 shows the cost(? ) per hectare of producing groundnut in 15 Northern states of Nigeria from 2014-2016. In 2016, the highest cost was recorded in Yobe State at the cost of ? 209,000 while the lowest in the same year was in Kwara State at the cost of ? 169,000. The three States of Borno, Kaduna and Nasarawa recorded the same cost of production per hectare at ? 200,000 each in 2014.

FIGURE 1.1: COST(N) PER HECTARE OF GROUNDNUT PRODUCTION IN NIGERIA (2014-2016)

Statistician-General of the Federation / Chief Executive Officer

Table 1.1 shows the average cost per hectare of rice production in Nigeria (2014-2016). In 2015 and 2016, the average cost was N180,000 and N197,000 per hectare respectively.

2 Social Statistics – 2017 Table 1.1: AVERAGE COST (? ) PER HECTARE OF RICE PRODUCTION IN NIGERIA (2014-2016)

YEAR 2014 2015 2016 COST (N) 172,000 180,000 197,000 Source: Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development

Figure 1.2 shows the cost(? ) per hectare of maize production in Nigeria (2014-2016). The cost of maize production in Lagos State increased from ? 58,000 in 2015 to ? 71,000 in 2016 which is a 22.4 percent increase. In Zamfara State the cost increased from ? 69,300 in 2015 to ? 75,200 in 2016 which amount to 8.5 percent increase. In 2016, the highest cost of production per hectare was recorded in Kano State at the cost of ? 76,200 while the least cost was in Enugu State at ? 39,600.

Fig. 1.2: COST(N) PER HECTARE OF MAIZE PRODUCTION IN NIGERIA (2014-2016)

Source: Federal Ministry of Agriculture And Rural Development (FMARD)

3 Social Statistics – 2017 CHAPTER TWO

Corruption

The problem of corruption is arguably one of the most significant global issues in the contemporary world. In the last three decades, in particular, international attention has been focused on the challenges of corruption. Recently, the international community has recognized its harmful impact by including a specific target to fight corruption in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Corruption is the bane of any progressive society. It stifles entrepreneurship, professionalism and erodes the values of hard work and honesty, and is one of the root causes of under-development in our society. Sadly, Nigeria as a country has experienced this menace for a long time but now appears to be tackling it head on.

This chapter deals with corruption related data that is generated from the activities of Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC), Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) and from a report released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), in collaboration with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in July, 2017. Table 2.1 shows the number of political office holders who declared their assets (2012-2014). There was an increase in the number of political office holders who declared their assets from 7,602 in 2012 to 9,271 in 2013 and 12,985 in 2014. This was an increase of 22 and 40 percent respectively.

4 Social Statistics – 2017 TABLE 2.1: SUMMARY OF POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS WHO DECLARED THEIR ASSETS BY STATE AND YEAR (2012-2014)

STATE 2012 2013 2014 ABIA 88 80 35 ADAMAWA 221 401 96 AKWA IBOM 207 112 317 ANAMBRA 219 93 502 BAUCHI 269 - 161 BAYELSA 334 587 78 BENUE 73 1,625 70 BORNO 70 37 34 CROSS RIVER 684 689 689 DELTA 375 324 311 EBONYI 70 98 398 EDO 183 675 287 EKITI 70 109 140 ENUGU 292 285 270 GOMBE 258 189 375 IMO 96 119 147 JIGAWA 25 630 1,032 KADUNA 172 43 145 KANO 46 64 762 KATSINA 1,104 6 1,807 KEBBI 365 54 10 KOGI 107 498 158 KWARA 8 176 343 LAGOS NIL 1 482 NASSARAWA 106 65 148 NIGER 532 210 97 OGUN 278 333 28 ONDO - 99 2,014 OSUN 175 24 92 OYO 360 300 148 PLATEAU 176 119 551 RIVERS 266 113 502 SOKOTO 54 20 321 TARABA 109 20 68 YOBE 32 33 234 ZAMFARA 140 808 110 FCT 38 232 23 TOTAL 7,602 9,271 12,985 YEAR 2012 2013 2014 TOTAL 7,602 9,271 12,985 Source: Code of Conduct Bureau(CCB)

5 Social Statistics – 2017 FIG. 2.1: NUMBER OF POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS WHO DECLARED THEIR ASSETS BY YEAR (2012-2014)

Fig. 2.2 shows total number of reported cases of corruption by state and year (2015-2016). FCT had the highest number of reported cases in 2016 with 657 while there was no case recorded in Jigawa and Yobe states.

FIG.2.2: TOTAL NUMBER OF REPORTED CASES OF CORRUPTION BY STATE AND YEAR (2015-2016)

Table 2.2 shows percentage distribution of bribes in Nigeria by types of request and year. Direct request from the official was 65.4 percent, while indirectly request a payment recorded 19.9 percent. Bribe request where nobody asked for it, I did it to facilitate/accelerate the procedure was 8.2 percent.

6 Social Statistics – 2017 TABLE 2.2: PERCENTAGE(%) DISTRIBUTION OF BRIBES IN NIGERIA BY TYPE OF REQUEST AND YEAR

TYPES OF BRIBE REQUEST PERCENTAGE (%) Direct request from the official 65.4 The official indirectly requested a payment 19.9 Nobody asked for it, I did it to facilitate/accelerate the procedure 8.2 Do not know/NA 3.7 A third person requested the extra payment 2.8 TOTAL 100 Source: Nbs/UNODC Report 2017

FIG. 2.2: PERCENTAGE(%) DISTRIBUTION OF BRIBES IN NIGERIA BY TYPE OF REQUEST AND YEAR

Table 2.3 shows percentage distribution of bribes in Nigeria by timing of payment and year. Almost 70 per cent of bribes were paid before service was delivered, while 13.5 percent were paid after service was delivered. The percentage of bribes collected at the same time that the service was delivered was 10 percent, while those who paid partly before/ after the service was delivered was 2 percent.

TABLE 2.3: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF BRIBES IN NIGERIA BY TIMING OF PAYMENT AND YEAR

TIMING OF PAYMENT PERCENTAGE (%) Before the service was delivered 68.9 After the service was delivered 13.5 At the same time that the service was delivered 10 Do not know/NA 5.6 Partly before/partly after the service was delivered 2 TOTAL 100 Source: Nbs/UNODC Report 2017

7 Social Statistics – 2017 FIGURE 2.3: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF BRIBES IN NIGERIA BY TIMING OF PAYMENT AND YEAR(2016)

8 Social Statistics – 2017 CHAPTER THREE

Civil Service

The Nigerian civil service is an important instrument of the Federal government that provides platform for continued social development and the sustainability of governance in the society. The government relies on the civil service to carry out the policy of the state. The civil service consists of employees in Nigerian government agencies other than the military. Career progression in service is based on qualifications and seniority. The Nigerian civil service consists of many personnel with technical skills which provide capacity for implementation of government programmes. In this chapter, data on Federal Civil Service Commission employment by year is presented.

In 2012, a total of 2,334 employees were added, 3,352 in 2013, and 3,255 in 2014.

TABLE 3.1: SUMMARY OF FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION EMPLOYMENT STATISTICAL DATA BY YEAR (2013 - 2014)

YEAR 2012 2013 2014 TOTAL 2,334 3,352 3,255 Source: Federal Civil Service Commission

FIG 3.1: SUMMARY OF FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION EMPLOYMENT STATISTICAL DATA BY YEAR (2013 - 2014)

9 Social Statistics – 2017 CHAPTER FOUR

Communication

One of the sectors that enhance and facilitate development in the country is the telecommunication sector. Telecommunication transmit signs, signals, messages, words, writings, images and sounds or information of any nature by wire, radio, optical or other electromagnetic systems. It occurs when there is an exchange of information between communication participants through the use of technology. This has brought about an immense transformation to Nigeria's economy as information is easily disseminated both locally and globally. The communication sector in Nigeria comprises radio, television, fixed and mobile telephones, postal services and the internet. Telecommunication facilities constitute critical parts of infrastructure in Nigeria and determine the efficiency of the communication system. This chapter presents data on both the accessibility and usage of telecommunication via phone calls and use of internet.

Table 4.1 shows the total distribution of mobile subscription (2014-2016). In 2015 GSM subscription was 148,681,362 which increased to 154,124,602 (3.7 per cent) in 2016, while CDMA had 2,148,727 in 2015 but declined to 217,566 in 2016.

TABLE 4.1: MOBILE SUBSCRIPTIONS AS AT YEAR END (DECEMBER)

2014 2015 2016 GSM 136,676,606 148,681,362 154,124,602 CDMA 2,187,845 2,148,727 217,566 Fixed Wireless 59,604 59,745 26,865 Fixed Wired 123,686 127,410 127,648 Source: National Communication Commission (NCC)

Fig. 4.1 shows the internet subscription for the year 2015-2016. There was a decrease in GSM internet subscription from 97,032,543 in 2015 to 91,880,032in 2016 while in case of CDMA, internet subscription decreased from 150,212 in 2015 to 30,309 in 2016.

10 Social Statistics – 2017 Fig. 4.2 shows the porting activity for the year 2015 -2016. Incoming porting activity decreased from 17,742 in 2015 to 14, 059 in 2016 while the outgoing porting activity decreased from 17,758 in 2015 to 13,585 in 2016.

Fig 4.3 shows the tariffs (average cost per minute of calls) to same (on-net) and different (off-net) network for the year 2014-2016. There was a downward trend in tariff of on-net and off-net from 2014 to 2015 and 2016.

11 Social Statistics – 2017 CHAPTER FIVE

Culture And Tourism

Nigeria has a vast and rich cultural heritage which cut across the nation but needs to be repositioned to ensure tourism becomes a driver of the economy. Tourism cannot effectively flourish without the cultural components and so there is need to ensure both sectors can galvanize national economic development. This chapter shows the number of christians who visited the holy land of Israel and muslims who performed the hajj from 2014-2016. Fig. 5.1 shows number of pilgrims who performed hajj by state and year (2015- 2016). Kaduna state had the highest number of 5,732 and 5,682 pilgrims in 2014 and 2015 respectively. However, in 2016, Kano state had the highest with 6,593 of the total 71,413 pilgrims, followed by Kaduna state with 6,537, while Abia and Anambra states recorded 48 pilgrims each.

FIG 5.1: NUMBER OF MUSLIM PILGRIMS WHO PERFORMED HAJJ BY STATE (2015-2016

12 Social Statistics – 2017 TABLE 5.1: ANNUAL REPORTED DEATHS OF MUSLIM PILGRIMS DURING HAJJ

ManufacturedYear Goods SectorDied 2013 25 2014 33 2015 46 Source: National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON), Abuja

Figure 5.2 shows the number of muslim pilgrims who absconded by state in 2014 to 2016. In 2014, 1 person each from Nasarawa and Zamfara states absconded. Though there was no record of any pilgrim that absconded in 2015, a total number of 78 pilgrims was recorded in 2016. Yobe state recorded the highest number (28) of absconded pilgrims in 2016, while Abia, Gombe and Sokoto states recorded the least with 1 pilgrim each.

FIG 5.2: NUMBER OF MUSLIM PILGRIMS WHO ABSCONDED DURING HAJJ BY STATE AND YEAR

Table 5.2 provides information on the number of christian pilgrims by sex and year. There was a downward trend in the number of pilgrims for both sexes from 8,939 males and 7,022 females in 2014 to 4,143 and 3,057 respectively in 2016.

13 Social Statistics – 2017 TABLE 5.2 NUMBER OF CHRISTIAN PILGRIMS BY SEX (2014-2016)

2014 2015 2016 Male Female Male Female Male Female 8,939 7,022 8,116 4,167 4,143 3,057

Figure 5.3 shows the number of Christian pilgrims by state and year. In 2015, Rivers state had the highest number of pilgrims with 5,660, followed by Lagos and Delta with 1,563 and 1,438 respectively. Lagos state however, had the highest in 2016 with 1,332 followed by those who sponsored themselves (self-sponsor) and Adamawa with 671 and 664 respectively.

Fig. 5.3: NUMBER OF CHRISTIAN PILGRIMS WHO PERFORMED PILGRIMAGE BY STATE AND YEAR

14 Social Statistics – 2017 CHAPTER SIX

Education Statistics

Education plays a very vital role in the growth and development of a nation. It is also very important for character building which in turn becomes vital for nation building. To give a historical perspective of developments in education over the years in Nigeria, the data on major education indicators are provided. Most of the items of data on education presented in this chapter are sex and state specific. Table 6.1 presents the national summary of public Early Childhood Curriculum Development Education (ECCDE) and one-year pre-primary enrolment by class, sex and year (2013/14 - 2015/16). During the period, there was an increase in total enrolment from 2,738,851 in 2013/14 to 4,672,908 in 2014/15 but later decreased to 2,721,736 in 2015/16.Across all three categories of kindergarten, nursery and 1 year pre-primary, there were more male pupils.

TABLE 6.1: SUMMARY OF PUBLIC ECCDE AND PRE PRIMARY ENROLMENT BY CLASS, SEX AND YEAR

Academic KG NUR 1 YR PRE-PRIMARY Year M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F TOTAL 2013/2014 222,020 205,176 427,196 876,520 841,313 1,717,833 302,314 291,508 593,822 2,738,851 2014/2015 262,274 323,511 585,785 1,487,538 1,465,499 2,953,037 573,419 560,667 1,134,086 4,672,908 2015/2016 254,183 242,882 497,065 802,513 788,425 1,590,938 318,302 315,431 633,733 2,721,736 Source: Federal Ministry Of Education: Nigeria Digest Of Education Statistics, 2014-2016

Table 6.2 shows national summary of private Early Childhood Curriculum Development Education (ECCDE) and 1 year Pre-primary enrolment by class, sex and year from 2013/14 to 2015/16. There was an increase from 1,547,897 in 2013/14 to 2,076,420 in 2014/15 and later decreased to 1,457,461 in 2015/16.

TABLE 6.2: SUMMARY OF PRIVATE ECCDE AND PRE PRIMARY ENROLMENT BY CLASS, SEX AND YEAR KG NUR 1 YR PRE-PRIMARY Year TOTAL M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F 2013/2014 190,597 175,809 366,406 504,344 462,087 966,431 116,821 98,239 215,060 1,547,897

2014/2015 204,615 418,629 749,553 721,210 1,470,763 96,435 90,593 187,028 2,076,420 214,014 2015/2016 183,578 185,082 368,660 417,655 410,159 827,814 133,493 127,494 260,987 1,457,461 Source: Federal Ministry Of Education: Nigeria Digest Of Education Statistics, 2014-2016

15 Social Statistics – 2017 Table 6.3 shows the total distribution of National Examination Council (NECO) results for June/July by sex and subject from 2014 to 2016. A total of 978,886 candidates sat for the examination in 2014, the number decreased to 969,490 candidates in 2015 indicating a 0.96 per cent decrease and increased to 1,022,474 candidates in 2016, indicating a 5.5 per cent increase respectively. A total of 398,190 males and 314,954 females passed the examination with five credits including Mathematics and English language in 2016.

Percent. of 5 Credits Total Number of Credit Pass in Credit Pass in Maths & 5Credits including including Maths & Eng candidates Sat Credit Pass in English mathematics Eng Maths &Eng (%) YEAR Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 2014 568,394 410,492 400,525 301,590 379,651 287,878 302,726 233,956 287,308 224,623 50.55 54.72 2015 559,086 410,404 453,422 347,056 444,993 331,385 385,715 295,322 375,038 289,709 67.08 70.59 2016 595,534 426,940 485,897 371,802 460,716 352,130 406,599 320,089 398,190 314,954 66.86 73.77

Table 6.4 shows the total distribution of National Examination Council (NECO) results by, sex and subject SSCE (November/December, 2014-2016). The total number of candidates who sat for NECO recorded a steady decrease from 61,386 in 2014 to 49,084 and 47,118 in 2015 and 2016 respectively. The total number of students who passed the examinations with five credits including Mathematics and English Language in the three years under review were 13,832, 15,788 and 28,530 respectively. In the years under review, 2016 recorded the highest percentage of candidates who sat for the examination and passed with minimum of five credits with (male) 59.17 per cent and (female) 62.46 per cent, followed by 2015 with (male) 30.33 per cent and female 34.70 per cent while the least was in 2014 with (male) 20.09 per cent and (female) 26.34 per cent.

16 Social Statistics – 2017 Table 6.4: TOTAL DISTRIBUTION OF NATIONAL EXAMINATION COUNCIL (NECO) RESULTS BY, SEX AND SUBJECT SSCE (NOV/DEC, 2014-2016)

Perc. of 5 Credits Total Number of candidates Sat Credit Pass in English Credit Pass in mathematics Credit Pass in Maths & Eng 5 Credits including Maths &Eng YEAR including Maths & Eng (%) Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female

2014 37,389 23,997 61,386 18,573 13,191 31,764 18,904 13,910 32,814 11,816 9,020 20,836 7,510 6,322 13,832 20.09 26.34

2015 28,489 20,595 49,084 16,778 12,940 29,718 18,695 13,789 32,484 10,351 8,564 18,915 8,642 7,146 15,788 30.33 34.7

2016 27,346 19,772 47,118 19,128 14,175 33,303 22,729 16,725 39,454 17,491 13,045 30,536 16,181 12,349 28,530 59.17 62.46 Source: National Examination Council (neco)

Table 6.5 shows polytechnic enrolment summary by institutions in two academic years, 2013/2014 and 2014/2015. Data from NBTE indicates that enrolment by institution increased from 288,974 in 2013/2014 to 290,697 in 2014/2015 academic year. It also shows that male enrolment was higher in both sessions with male having about 60% of the total enrolment.

TABLE 6.5: SUMMARY OF POLYTECHNIC ENROLMENT 2013/2014 AND 2014/2015

YEARS M F TOTAL

2013/2014 172,860 116,114 288,974 2014/2015 171,863 118,834 290,697 TOTAL 344,723 234,948 579,671

17 Social Statistics – 2017 CHAPTER SEVEN

Election Statistics

Elections enhance democratic governance. It is the formal process of selecting a person for public office or of accepting or rejecting a political proposition by voting. Regular and periodic elections help to solve problems of succession in leadership and thus contribute to the continuation of democracy. It is from credible elections that, the Executive, Legislative, State and Local government offices are filled. This chapter captures data on the legislators at the National Assembly, principal offices occupied and number of seats held in Nigeria. Table 7 gives the number of legislators in the National Assembly by chamber, sex and election years of 2007, 2011 and 2015. Over the years under review, the trend shows an increase for males, while females were the opposite. This implies that there were more male legislators at the National Assembly than females. In 2011, females accounted for 31 legislators (House of Representative 24 and Senate 7) but 30 in 2015 (about 7% of total number of legislators).

TABLE 7: NUMBER OF LEGISLATORS AT THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BY CHAMBER, SEX AND YEAR

2007 2011 2015 Chamber F M F M F M Senate 9 100 7 102 7 101 House of represent 25 335 24 336 23 337 atives Total 34 435 31 438 30 438 Source: National Assembly, Abuja

NB: The total number of Senators of the 8th Assembly (2015) remains 108 following the annulment of the election of Anambra Central Senatorial District of Anambra state which is yet to be filled.

18 Social Statistics – 2017 CHAPTER EIGHT

Energy And Environment

The importance of energy and environment cannot be over emphasized in attaining sustainable development. Energy is the catalyst of development and every other activity revolves round it. This chapter presents data on reported rain/wind storm, flood and fire disaster. Fig. 8.1 shows reported rain/wind storm and flood by frequency, persons affected and number of deaths from 2014 to 2016. The occurrence of rain/wind storm and flood recorded in 2014 was 84, 30 in 2015 and 68 in 2016. Though 2015 had lower number of occurrences, it recorded a high number of affected persons with 85,919. The proportion of death to number of persons affected in 2016 was 0.03 percent compared to 0.02 percent in 2015.

TABLE 8.2: TOTAL REPORTED FIRE DISASTER BY FREQUENCY, PERSONS AFFECTED, NUMBER OF DEATH AND YEAR (2014-2016)

2014 2015 2016 REPOR No. No. No. Freque No. Freque No. Freque No. TED Affecte Affecte Affecte ncy Dead ncy Dead ncy Dead FIRE d d d TOTAL 51 3,329 14 32 834 167 61 4,344 23

19 Social Statistics – 2017 Table 8.3. Shows the total number of fire outbreaks in Nigeria by type and year. In 2016, the total number of calls made were 222 as compared to 2015 where 327 calls were made. The number of lives saved in 2014 was 5 as against 31 in 2015.

TABLE 8.3: TOTAL NUMBER OF REPORTED FIRE OUTBREAKS IN NIGERIA BY TYPE AND YEAR (2014 -2016)

TYPE 2014 2015 2016 DOMESTIC / PRIVATE FIRE NUMBER OF CALLS 397 327 222 NUMBER OF LIVES SAVED 5 31 NIL NUMBER OF LIVES LOST 184 16 NIL ESTIMATED VALUES OF GOOD LOST ( N) 6.30b 12.55b 0.77b FACTORY / INDUSTRAL NUMBER OF CALLS 64 76 60 NUMBER OF LIVES SAVED 94 22 NIL NUMBER OF LIVES LOST 94 NIL NIL ESTIMATED VALUES OF GOOD LOST ( N) 1.09b 1.52b 0.69b OTHER NUMBER OF CALLS 112 128 109 NUMBER OF LIVES SAVED NIL 2 3 NUMBER OF LIVES LOST 10 13 3 ESTIMATED VALUES OF GOOD LOST 3.67b 1.60b 0.17b Source : Federal Fire Service , Abuja

20 Social Statistics – 2017 CHAPTER NINE

Public Finance

Public finance in terms of public revenue and expenditure has a direct relationship with economic growth and development. Government uses the annual budget to set up expenditure and revenue targets to realise its policy objectives of achieving efficient allocation of resources, equitable distribution of income and macroeconomic stability. Government financial account statistics shows data on various types and forms of revenue and expenditure of Government.

Fig 9.1 shows monthly cash flow into the Federation account for year 2014-2017. In 2014, the total cash flow was N8.2trillion , this decreased to N65trillion (21 percent) in 2015 and N4.9trillion (23 percent) in 2016.

Figure 9.2 shows monthly inflation by year, 2014-2016. In December of the three years under review, 8.0 percent was recorded in December 2014 and this increased in December 2015 and December 2016 to 9.6 percent and 18.6 percent respectively.

21 Social Statistics – 2017 Table 9.3. shows the sectorial contribution to the gross domestic product (GDP). Agriculture sector increased to 24.43 per cent in 2016 from 23.11 per cent in 2015. Among the three (3) sectors referenced, Services recorded the highest total contributions to the National GDP for the two years of 2015 and 2016 with 53.18 and 53.55 per cent respectively.

TABLE 9.3: COMPOSITION OF REAL GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (%)

2013 2014 2015 2016 Agriculture 23.33 22.9 23.11 24.45 Industry 20.59 20.54 19.3 17.76 Services 56.08 56.56 57.59 57.8

22 Social Statistics – 2017 CHAPTER TEN

HEALTH

Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity (WHO). According to the WHO, the higher a person's socioeconomic status (SES), the more likely they are to enjoy good health, a good education, a well-paid job, afford good healthcare. The role of health in national development cannot be overemphasised. It is one of the indices that determine production capacity of the county's labour force which in turn leads to the growth and development of the economy. The main sources of data for this chapter are derived from Federal Ministry of Health, National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria, National Agency for the Control of AIDS/HIV (NACA),National AIDS and STDs Control Programme (NASCP), National Malaria Elimination Programme (NMEP) and Nigeria Centre for Disease Control.

Table 10.1 shows the total number of HIV patients in Nigeria by states for year 2014 to 2016. The total number of HIV patients rose from 3,145,710 in 2014 to 3,173,040 in 2015 (0.87 percent), then to 3,200,098 in 2016 (0.85 percent).. As shown in Fig.10.1, Akwa Ibom had the highest with 227,028 followed by Plateau with 212,600 while Ekiti recorded the least with 5,025 in 2016

TABLE 10.1: TOTAL NUMBER OF HIV PATIENTS BY YEAR

YEAR 2014 2015 2016 TOTAL 3,145,710 3,173,040 3,200,098

23 Social Statistics – 2017 Fig. 10.2 and table 10.2 show the number of doctors by state (2014-2016).. In 2014, the total number of Doctors were 27,342 but rose to 34,472 and 38,550 in 2015 and 2016 respectively.

TABLE 10.2: TOTAL NUMBER OF DOCTORS (2014-2016)

YEAR 2014 2015 2016 Total 27,342 34,472 38,550

Table 10.3 shows the number of dentists in Nigeria by year (2014-2016). There was a continuous increase across the years from 1,363 in 2014 to 2,374 and 2,851 in 2015 (74 percent) and 2016 (20 percent) respectively.

TABLE 10.3: TOTAL NUMBER OF DENTISTS IN NIGERIA (2014-2016)

YEAR 2014 2015 2016 Total 1,363 2,374 2,851 Source: Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria.

24 Social Statistics – 2017 25 Social Statistics – 2017 Table 10.4 shows the reported cases of tuberculosis in Nigeria, 2014-2016. The total number of detected cases was 91,354 in 2014 but decreased to 90,584 in 2015 and then increased to 100,433 in 2016. However, for new smear positive cases detected, there was a rise from 49,825 in 2014 to 57,277 in 2015.

TABLE 10.4 REPORTED CASES OF TUBERCULOSIS IN NIGERIA (2014 - 2016) YEAR 2014 2015 2016 TOTAL NUMBER OF ALL CASES DETECTED 91,354 90,584 100,433 TOTAL NEW SMEAR POSITIVE CASES DETECTED 49,825 57,277 NA CASE DETECTION RATE (%) 44% 15% 17% TREATMENT SUCCESS RATE (%) 87% 87% 84% Source: National TB and Leprosy Control Programme (NTBLCP) FMoH

Table 10.5 reports cases of leprosy in Nigeria for year 2014-2016. There was a decline in both reported cases and new cases detected throughout the year of reference except in year 2016 where there was a marginal increase in the new cases detected.

TABLE 10.5: REPORTED CASES OF LEPROSY IN NIGERIA (2014-2016)

PREVALENCE CHILDREN REPORTED NEW CASES DISABLED YEAR RATE/10,000 AFFECTED MB(%) CASES DETECTED (%) POP (%)

2014 3,166 2,978 0.2 9 13 92% 2015 2,960 2,822 0.2 9 13 92% 2016 2,920 2,892 0.2 9 15 94% Source: National TB and Leprosy Control Program (NTBLCP) FMOH

26 Social Statistics – 2017 Table 10.6 shows the number of NAFDAC products registered by year. There was a slight increase from 11,693 in 2014 to 11,750 in 2015 which represents 0.49 percent increase. 2016 had 4,296 which represents a decrease of 63.4 percent.

YEAR 2014 2015 2016 GRAND TOTAL 11,693 11,750 4,296 Source: NAFDAC

Table 10.7 shows total reported malaria cases in pregnant women by year (2014-2016). There was a decrease of 12.57% between 2014 (1,146,272 cases) and 2015 (1,002,185cases). However, 2016 had 1,216,191 cases which is 21.35% increase from 2015. Table 10.7 Total Reported Malaria cases in Pregnant Women in Nigeria (2014 -2016)

YEAR 2014 2015 2016 GRAND TOTAL 1,146,272 1,002,185 1,216,191 Source: National Malaria Elimination Program(NMEP)

27 Social Statistics – 2017 Table 10.8 shows reported confirmed and clinical malaria cases for the year 2014-2016. There was a decrease from 16,115,850 in 2014 to 14,733,292 in 2015(8.58%) which increased to 15,935,066 in 2016(8.16%). In 2016, Kano state recorded the highest number with 1,338,906 cases, followed by Katsina with 1,284,427 while Bayelsa recorded the least with 19,882.

TABLE 10.8: TOTAL REPORTED CONFIRMED AND CLINICAL MALARIA CASES IN NIGERIA BY YEAR (2014-2016)

YEAR 2014 2015 2016 GRAND TOTAL 16,115,850 14,733,292 15,935,066

Source: National Malaria Elimination Program(NMEP)

28 Social Statistics – 2017 Table 10.9 shows total reported severe malaria cases in Nigeria. There was a decline in the reported severe malaria cases over the year under review, :30.28 percent from 2014 to 2015 and 9.47 percent from 2015 to 2016. Kastina state reported the highest number of cases with 46,214, followed by Kaduna state with 19,242, while Ekiti state reported the least with 723 in 2016.

TABLE 10.9: TOTAL REPORTED SEVERE MALARIA CASES IN NIGERIA (2014 -2016)

STATE 2014 2015 2016 GRAND TOTAL 398,925 278,081 251,731 Source: NMEP Database, 2014 - 2016, DHIS 2

29 Social Statistics – 2017 Table 10.10 shows percentage distribution of reported cases and death caused by Diarrhoea for the year 2014 -2016. The percentage of death cases caused by diarrhoea with blood in 2014 was 0.19 percent which was higher than those without blood with 0.10 percent. Similarly, death cases with blood in 2015 was 0.12 percent which was still higher than cases without blood at 0.07 percent. However, death cases without blood in 2016 stood at 0.07 percent which was higher than death cases with blood at 0.03 percent.

TABLE 10.10: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF REPORTED CASES AND DEATH CAUSED BY DIARRHOEA, 2014-2016

CASES Death % of Death and CASES Death % of Death and YEAR Cases without Cases with Without Blood Without Blood Blood With Blood With Blood Blood 2014 678,607 696 0.1 195,648 372 0.19 2015 534,744 368 0.07 195,648 233 0.12 2016 443,304 302 0.07 195,648 66 0.03 SOURCE: Nigeria Center for disease Control

30 Social Statistics – 2017 CHAPTER ELEVEN

JUDICIARY

The judiciary is the branch of authority in a country which is concerned with law and the legal system. It is the system of courts that interprets and applies the law in the name of the state. The judiciary also provides a mechanism for the resolution of disputes. In Nigeria, the federal judicial power is exercised by the Federal and State courts which adjudicate in disputes arising between individuals, government and corporate entities in their inter-relationship with one another within or outside the country in accordance with the law.

This chapter shows data on the number of bills handled by stage of bills, drafted bill instructions handled by quarter, source and the summary of petition received by nature of petition.

Table 11.1 shows the number of bills handled by stage of bills and year (2014-2016).There was a consistent increase in the Executive Bills over the years. 1n 2014, it was 42 but increased to 76 in 2015 and 92 in 2016.

Table 11.1: NUMBER OF BILLS HANDLED BY STAGE OF BILLS AND YEAR (2014-2016) STAGE OF BILLS DRAFTING PRIVATE YEAR SUBSIDIARY INSTRUCTIONS EXECUTIVE BILL MEMBER INSTRUMENTS RECEIVED BILLS 2014 113 42 58 12 2015 125 76 42 7 2016 136 92 44 44

Source: Federal Ministry of Justice

31 Social Statistics – 2017 Table 11.2 shows drafted bill instructions handled by quarter, source and year. In 2014, the total number of drafted bill from executive source was 113, this increased to 118 in 2015 and 130 in 2016. Total Bills that emanated from private members in 2016 was 42.

TABLE 11.2: DRAFTED BILL INSTRUCTIONS HANDLED BY QUARTER,SOURCE AND YEAR

2014 2015 2016 QUARTER PRIVATE PRIVATE PRIVATE EXECUTIVE EXECUTIVE EXECUTIVE MEMBER MEMBER MEMBER 1ST QUARTER 17 0 19 0 28 6 2ND QUARTER 22 0 24 0 25 18 3RD QUARTER 32 0 27 0 35 3 4TH QUARTER 42 0 48 0 42 15 TOTAL 113 0 118 0 130 42 Source: Federal Ministry Of Justice

Table 11.3 shows the summary of petition received by nature of petition for 2016. Employer/Employee Dispute recorded the highest with 35, followed by Threat to Life with 30 while Prerogative of mercy and matrimonial cases recorded the least with 1 respectively.

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32 Social Statistics – 2017 33 Social Statistics – 2017 CHAPTER TWELVE

LABOUR

Labour is a primary factor of production. The size of a nation's labour force is determined by the size of its adult population and the extent to which the adults are either working or are prepared to offer their labour for wages. The International Labour Organization defines labour force as all people ages 15 to 65 years, who supply labour for the production of goods and services during a specified period. In Nigeria, some sectors of the Labour force have people of ages 18 to 70 years. Table 12.1 shows the percentage distribution of unemployment and under-employment by quarter and year (2014-2016). Unemployment rate rose from 7.8% at the beginning of 2014, and rose to 14.2% at the end of 2016. Under-employment rate was however much higher and rose more slowly from 17.5% to 21.0% over the same period.

TABLE 12.1: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF UNEMPLOYMENT AND UNDEREMPLOYMENT BY QUARTER AND YEAR (2014-2016)

2014 2015 2016 STATUS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

UNEMPLOYMENT (%) 7.8 7.4 9.7 6.4 7.5 8.2 9.9 10.4 12.1 13.3 13.9 14.2

UNDER EMPLOYMENT (%) 17.5 17.7 15.4 17.9 16.6 18.3 17.4 18.7 19.1 19.3 19.7 21

SOURCE: Labour Force Survey NBS

34 Social Statistics – 2017 TABLE 12.2 SHOWS THE SIZE OF THE LABOR FORCE BY YEAR FROM 2014 TO 2016. THERE WAS A STEADY INCREASE IN LABOR FORCE FROM Q1, 2014 (71,641,171) TO Q4, 2016 (81,151,885).

35 Social Statistics – 2017 CHAPTER THIRTEEN

PETROLEUM

The petroleum industry in Nigeria is often seen as the backbone of the economy. Government revenues and foreign exchange still heavily rely on petroleum sector; it therefore plays an integral role in the socio- economic development of Nigeria. This chapter provides data on crude oil production by activities, natural gas production and disposal, crude oil production and export, amount of finished products from domestic refineries, etc. The data was provided by the Ministry of Petroleum Resources.

Table 13.1: shows Nigeria natural gas production and disposal by activity (2014 - 2016). In 2014, the total Gas produced was 2,524,268,444 mscf, this increased to 3,003,179,000 mscf (19 percent) in 2015 which later decreased to 2,711,803,036 mscf (10 percent) in 2016. Gas utilized was 2,234,668,430 mscf in 2014, increased to 2,672,247,000 mscf (20 percent) in 2015, then decreased to 2,404,095,858.60 mscf (10 percent) in 2016. Table 13.1: NIGERIA NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION AND DISPOSAL BY ACTIVITY (MSCF) (2014 – 2016)

ACTIVITY (MSCF) 2014 2015 2016 Gas Produced 2,524,268,444.00 3,003,179,000.00 2,711,803,036.10 Gas Utilized 2,234,668,430.00 2,672,247,000.00 2,404,095,858.60 Gas flared 289,600,014.00 330,933,000.00 29,648,382.48 Source: Ministry of Petroleum Resources

36 Social Statistics – 2017 Table 13.2 shows Nigeria crude oil production and export by activity (2014-2016). In 2014, crude oil production was 699,486.20 ('000 barrels) and increased in 2015 to 777,492.15 ('000 barrels), i.e.11 per cent. Production however, decreased to 656,804.59 ('000 barrels) in 2016, representing 15 per cent compared to 2015.

TABLE 13.2: CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION AND EXPORT BY ACTIVITY (2014 - 2016)

ACTIVITY 2014 2015 2016 Reserve (million barrels) 37,448.25 37,062.06 37,453.00 Production (‘000 barrels) 699,486.20 777,492.15 656,804.59 Export ('000 barrels) 773,833.13 771,444.96 N/A Source: Ministry of Petroleum Resources N/A = Data are not available yet

Table 13.3 shows the amount of finished products from domestic refineries in metric tonnes by year. Production of finished products recorded significant decline in metric tons from 2013 to 2015. Liquefied Petroleum Gas recorded a decline of 101,468 metric tons and 3,138 metric tons representing 62.6% and 5.2% from 2013 to 2014 and 2014 to 2015 respectively. Premium Motor Spirit and Household Kerosene recorded 542,399.00 metric tons and 459,166.00 metric tons in 2014 and decreased to 260,787.00 metric tons and 144,654.00 metric tons in 2015 respectively.

TABLE 13.3 FINISHED PRODUCTS FROM DOMESTIC REFINERIES IN METRIC TONNES BY PRODUCTION AND YEAR (2013 - 2016)

Production 2013 2014 2015 Liquefied Pet. Gas 162,043.00 60,575.00 57,437.00 Premium Motor Spirit 1,237,307.00 542,399.00 260,787.00 Household Kerosene 746,955.00 459,166.00 144,654.00 Automotive Gas Oil 1,019,143.00 638,604.00 200,114.00 Fuel Oil 1,345,604.00 733,315.00 283,632.00 Source: Ministry of Petroleum Resources

37 Social Statistics – 2017 CHAPTER FOURTEEN

SECURITY

Security refers to freedom from or resilience against potential harm from external forces. Beneficiaries of security may be persons and social groups, objects and institutions and ecosystems among others. This chapter looks at data on security and safety generally and the different reported cases of accident in the country.

Fig 14.1 shows total number of reported road traffic crash with injuries by state (2014-2016). In 2014, FCT recorded the highest number of injured cases of traffic crash with 2,820, while Borno state recorded the least with 51. In2016, Kaduna state recorded the highest with 2,849 while Bayelsa State recorded the lowest with 80.

Source: Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC)

TABLE 14.1: TOTAL NUMBER OF REPORTED CASES OF ROAD TRAFFIC CRASHES (2014-2016)

2014 2015 2016 YEAR FATAL SERIOUS MINOR TOTAL FATAL SERIOUS MINOR TOTAL FATAL SERIOUS MINOR TOTAL TOTAL 3,117 6,356 907 10,380 2,854 6,039 841 9,734 2,638 5,633 1,423 9,694

38 Social Statistics – 2017 Figure 14.3 shows the total number of prison inmates by sex (2014-2016).The number of prison inmates in 2014 for male and female was 54,933 and 1,103 respectively.This increased to 63,668 males and 1.365 females in 2015. In 2016, the number of male inmates increased to 67,329 while females decreased to 1,357.

TABLE 14.2 TOTAL NUMBER OF PRISON INMATES BY SEX AND YEAR

YEAR MALE FEMALE TOTAL 2014 54,933 1,103 56,036 2015 63,668 1,365 65,033 2016 67,329 1,357 68,686 TOTAL 291,242 5,687 296,929 Source: Nigeria Prison Service

39 Social Statistics – 2017 Fig.14.4 shows the prison admission by type of offence, for 2014-2016. Stealling recorded the highest for the three years under review with 46,876 in 2014, 38300 in 2015 and 47702 in 2016,. In 2014, Criminal Lunatic recorded the least with 61 while Sedition recorded 36 in 2015. Human trafficking recorded the least in 2016 with 83.

FIG 14.5 shows the total prison capacity by state (2014-2016). Lagos state had the highest prison capacity with 3,897 in 2014 while Ekiti state had the least with 200 during the three years.

40 Social Statistics – 2017 Figure 14.6 shows the total number of suspects arrested for drug related offences by sex (2014-2016). In 2014, a total of 8,805 (male 8,313 and female 492) suspects were arrested for drug related offences.This decreased to 8,778 (male 8,143 and female 635) in 2015 and 8,257 (male 7,720 and female 537) in 2016.

TABLE 14.4: TOTAL NUMBER OF SUSPECTS ARRESTED FOR DRUG RELATED OFFENCES BY SEX (2014-2016 YEAR 2014 2015 2016 SEX MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL TOTAL 8,313 492 8,805 8,143 635 8,778 7,720 537 8,257

41 Social Statistics – 2017 FIGURE 14.7 SHOWS THE TOTAL NUMBER OF DRUG CASES BY GEO-POLITICAL ZONE (2014-2016).

FIGURE 14.7 SHOWS THE TOTAL NUMBER OF DRUG CASES BY GEO-POLITICAL ZONE (2014-2016).

ZONE 2014 2015 2016 NORTH-EAST 1,017 824 1,017 NORTH-CENTRAL 1,416 1,605 1,494 NORTH-WEST 2,261 2,205 2,353 SOUTH-EAST 1,136 979 802 SOUTH-SOUTH 1,314 1,380 1,303 SOUTH-WEST 1,682 1,785 1,288 TOTAL 8,826 8,778 8,257

Fig. 14.8 shows the quantity of narcotic drugs seized (kg) by state in 2016. Edo state recorded the highest, with 59,381.68kg, followed by Kano state with 39,557.41kg while the least was in Ebonyi state with 184.79.kg

42 Social Statistics – 2017 43 Social Statistics – 2017 Table 14.6 shows the quantity of narcotic drugs seized through the airport (2014-2016). The highest seizures occurred in 2015 and 2016 through Murtala Mohammed International Airport Lagos (MMIA) at 1,125.02kg and 729.46kg respectively

TABLE 14.6: QUANTITY OF NARCOTIC DRUGS SEIZED(KG) THROUGH THE AIRPORT (2014-2016)

AIRPORTS/YEAR 2014 2015 2016 MMIA - LAGOS 436.1 1,125.02 729.46 NAIA -ABUJA 53.41 185.59 178.19 PHIA- PORTHACOURT 4.37 0 0 MAKIA- KANO 4.37 96.14 11.3 AIIA - ENUGU 9.05 887.36 68.41 TOTAL 507.31 2294.11 987.36 Source: National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA)

Table 14.7 shows the quantity of narcotic drugs seized(kg) through the seaport (2014-2016). The highest seisure in 2014 was in Tincan Lagos with 0.8kg, similarly in 2015 and 2016 it was 3,078.56kg and 218.40kg respectively. There was a sharp drop (87.3 percent) in the total seizure for the year 2016 compare to 2015

SEAPOST/YEAR 2014 2015 2016 WHARF - LAGOS 0 0.4 166 TINCAN- LAGOS 0.8 3,078.56 218.4 ONNE- RIVERS 0.77 0.26 6.25 TOTAL 1.57 3,079.22 390.66 Source: National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA)

Table14.8 shows quantity of narcotic drugs seized(kg) through the border post (2014-2016). Seme border in Lagos recorded higher seizures than Idiroko in all the three years referenced

TABLE 14.8: QUANTITY OF NARCOTIC DRUGS SEIZED(KG) THROUGH THE BORDER POST BY YEAR (2014-2016) BORDER POSTS/YEAR 2014 2015 2016 SEME-LAGOS 137.72 1708.74 4235.07 IDIROKO-OGUN 11.2 53 32 TOTAL 148.92 1761.74 4267.07 Source: National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA)

Fig 14.10: shows the number of suspects to be prosecuted for drug related offences by state, NHQ and year (2014-2016). Kano State had the highest number with 343, followed by Lagos with 211 in 2016. NHQ had the least with 2 in 2016.

44 Social Statistics – 2017 Fig 14.11 shows the number of convictions secured for drug related offences by state, special area command and year (2014-2016). In the reference period under review, Kano state recorded the highest with 182kg in 2014, 156kg in 2015 and 338kg in 2016. The state with the least number of convictions in 2016 was Imo with 5kg.

Fig. 14.12 shows the total number of convictions secured through the special area commands by year (2014- 2016). The number of convictions rose from 78 in 2014 to 80 in 2016with a slight fall to 65 recorded in 2015.

45 Social Statistics – 2017 Table 14.9 shows the total number of counselling for drug related cases. A total of 4,106 cases were recorded in 2015, an increase from 3536 recorded in 2014. However, this fell to 2777 in 2016. Table 14.9: Total number of Counselling for drug related cases by Year (2014-2016)

STATE 2014 2015 2016 TOTAL 3,536 4,106 2,777 Source: National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA)

Table 14.10 shows the total number that concluded counselling for drug related case by year (2014-2016). In 2015 a total of 4,095 cases were recorded compared to 2,777 cases recorded in 2016. Table 14.10: The Total number that concluded Counselling for drug related cases by Year (2014-2016)

YEAR TOTAL NUMBER 2014 3,403 2015 4,095 2016 2,777 Source: NDLEA

46 Social Statistics – 2017 47 Social Statistics – 2017 CHAPTER FIFTEEN

TRANSPORT

Transportation is the act of movement of humans, animals and goods from one location to another. Modes of transport in Nigeria include air, land (rail and road) and water. Transportation is important because it enables trade between people, which is essential for the development of civilizations and the economy. This chapter provides data on vehicle number plates produced, drivers' licenses issued, road crashes – number of crashes, casualties involved, etc. from Federal Road Safety Commission. Table 15.1 shows that in 2015 , a total of 303,120 motor vehicle number plates were produced, compared to 217,282 in 2016 . A total of 269,769 motorcycle number plates were produced in 2015 and 199,756 in 2016.

TABLE 15.1: TOTAL NUMBER PLATES PRODUCED BETWEEN YEAR 2015 AND 2016

CATEGORY 2015 2016 Motor Vehicle 303,120 217,282 Motorcycle 269,769 199,756 Source: Federal Road Safety Corps

Table 15.2 shows the number of drivers' licence processed in 2014 to 2016. At state level, Lagos state recorded the highest with 293,319 and 220,345 in 2015 and 2016 respectively. This was followed by FCT with 106,946 in 2015 and 68,419 in 2016, while Yobe state (2,375 and 1,524) and Zamfara state (3,433 and 2,323) recorded the least in both years respectively.

48 Social Statistics – 2017 TABLE 15.2.1: SUMMARY OF DRIVERS LICENCE PROCESSED BY YEAR (2014-2016)

YEAR 2014 2015 2016 TOTAL 653,046 1,151,906 889,834 Source: Federal Road Safety Commission

49 Social Statistics – 2017 Table 15.3 presents the summary of reported cases of road traffic crash and casualties involved. Total reported cases of traffic crash in 2014 was 10,380, but decreased to 9,734 and 9,694 in 2015 and 2016 respectively. Serious cases recorded the highest over the three year of review with 6,356 (2014), 6,039 (2015) and 5,633 (2016). Of the reported cases in 2016, 35,158 casualties were involved, with 3,970 Male, 1,083 female killed and 22,705 Male, 7,400 Female injured.

TABLE 15.3: SUMMARY OF ROAD TRAFFIC CRASH IN NIGERIA SHOWING NUMBER OF REPORTED CASES AND CASUALTIES INVOLVED BY YEAR AND SEX. REPORTED CASES CASUALTIES INVOLVED YEAR KILLED INJURED FATAL SERIOUS MINOR TOTAL TOTAL MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE 2014 3,117 6,356 907 10,380 4,646 1,350 23,701 8,362 38,059 2015 2,854 6,039 841 9,734 4,245 1,195 22,481 7,997 35,918 2016 2,638 5,633 1,423 9,694 3,970 1,083 22,705 7,400 35,158

50 Social Statistics – 2017 Fig.15.6 gives the total number of injuries from reported road traffic crash by state and year. Kaduna state recorded the highest number of injuries with 2,849 in 2016 and was closely followed by FCT with 2,700, while the least was recorded in Bayelsa state with 80.

51 Social Statistics – 2017 CHAPTER SIXTEEN

YOUTH AND SPORTS

In Nigeria, Youth includes citizens of the country aged 18–35 years. Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa with one of the largest populations of youth in the world and this comes with its peculiar social and economic implications. The government characterizes youth as ambitious, enthusiastic, energetic and promising. They are considered vulnerable in society because of the rapid pace of change they experience at this time in their lives. Sports includes all forms of physical activity or which, through casual or organised participation, aim to use, maintain or improve physical ability and skills while providing enjoyment to participants, and in some cases, entertainment for spectators. Sports is an integral activity that unites Nigerians together despite their diversity in culture, tradition and politics. Table 16.1 shows the distribution of deployed corps members (NYSC) by sex and year (2015 -2016). Nationally, 133,737 male and 112,780 female corps members were deployed in 2015 amounting to 246,517 corps members. This increased to 301,340 in 2016 made up of 158,198 males and 143,142 females.

52 Social Statistics – 2017 TABLE 16.1.1: NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICES CORP DEPLOYMENT 2015 - 2016 2015 2016 STATE_DEPLOYED M F TOTAL M F TOTAL ABIA 3,755 2,761 6,516 4,302 3,945 8,247 ADAMAWA 885 508 1,393 1,292 867 2,159 AKWA/IBOM 5,079 4,295 9,374 4,725 5,294 10,019 ANAMBRA 3,843 3,481 7,324 4,112 4,850 8,962 BAUCHI 2,439 1,347 3,786 4,133 2,134 6,267 BAYELSA 2,768 2,471 5,239 3,371 2,777 6,148 BENUE 4,650 3,624 8,274 4,644 3,782 8,426 BORNO 366 419 785 817 523 1,340 CROSS RIVER 3,764 2,960 6,724 4,048 3,397 7,445 DELTA 5,181 4,863 10,044 5,073 5,732 10,805 EBONYI 3,608 2,507 6,115 4,414 2,927 7,341 EDO 3,797 3,061 6,858 3,715 3,707 7,422 EKITI 3,907 3,020 6,927 4,106 3,063 7,169 ENUGU 3,908 4,662 8,570 4,530 5,487 10,017 FCT ABUJA 5,708 7,533 13,241 6,835 9,482 16,317 GOMBE 1,665 779 2,444 2,620 1,529 4,149 IMO 4,050 2,852 6,902 3,144 3,423 6,567 JIGAWA 3,200 1,348 4,548 6,078 2,491 8,569 KADUNA 4,544 3,927 8,471 5,102 4,928 10,030 KANO 4,466 2,868 7,334 4,884 3,688 8,572 KATSINA 2,836 1,341 4,177 5,794 3,327 9,121 KEBBI 2,885 1,450 4,335 3,817 2,200 6,017 KOGI 3,571 2,385 5,956 4,105 3,511 7,616 KWARA 3,780 2,960 6,740 3,871 4,050 7,921 LAGOS 4,556 7,869 12,425 5,628 10,556 16,184 NASARAWA 3,425 2,717 6,142 3,610 3,215 6,825 NIGER 5,196 3,467 8,663 4,658 3,951 8,609 OGUN 5,590 5,941 11,531 5,846 6,794 12,640 ONDO 4,453 3,334 7,787 4,359 3,918 8,277 OSUN 4,774 4,090 8,864 4,416 4,109 8,525 OYO 4,763 5,544 10,307 5,459 6,814 12,273 PLATEAU 4,141 3,115 7,256 5,731 4,058 9,789 RIVERS 3,543 5,031 8,574 4,381 5,911 10,292 SOKOTO 3,709 1,652 5,361 4,502 2,466 6,968 TARABA 1,757 1,182 2,939 3,396 2,128 5,524 YOBE 609 244 853 1,252 439 1,691 ZAMFARA 2,566 1,172 3,738 5,428 1,669 7,097 Total 133,737 112,780 246,517 158,198 143,142 301,340

53 Social Statistics – 2017 PART II: STATISTICAL APPENDIX

Table A1.1: COST(?) PER HECTARE OF GROUNDNUT PRODUCTION IN NIGERIA FROM 2014-2016 STATE 2014 2015 2016 ADAMAWA 187,000 189,000 189,500 BAUCHI 199,000 200,000 201,500 BENUE 177,000 176,000 178,300 BRONO 200,000 201,000 206,000 GOMBE 189,000 190,000 192,000 JIGAWA 181,000 184,000 186,000 KADUNA 200,000 200,000 205,000 KANO 192,000 193,000 196,000 KASTINA 170,000 170,000 190,200 KEBBI 189,000 190,000 190,200 KWARA 170,000 170,000 169,000 NASARAWA 200,000 200,000 203,200 NIGER 196,000 196,000 197,600 TARABA 175,000 175,000 176,000 YOBE 203,000 206,000 209,000

Source: Federal Ministry Of Agriculture And Rural Development

54 Social Statistics – 2017 Table A1.1: COST(?) PER HECTARE OF MAIZE PRODUCTION IN NIGERIA FROM 2014-2016

STATE 2014 2015 2016 ABIA 54300 64200 72200 ABUJA 61000 61000 75000 ADAMAWA 35100 47200 51000 AKWAIBOM 58200 63600 71300 ANAMBRA 58400 65300 72300 BAUCHI 41000 53200 59200 BAYELSA 57300 57300 74600 BENUE 51000 56200 60200 BORNO 40000 52000 61000 CROSS RIVER 54300 61500 71000 DELTA 38200 41000 48300 EBONYI 56300 63200 71200 EDO 58300 63500 69400 EKITI 39300 49400 69400 ENUGU 31400 35000 39600 GOMBE 37300 50200 59200 IMO 29000 34000 57000 JIGAWA 64300 64300 74300 KADUNA 60000 68000 75000 KANO 61300 75300 76200 KATSINA 59000 66300 74200 KEBBI 57500 65800 74000 KOGI 40000 47200 53000 KWARA 59300 61400 73200 LAGOS 58000 58000 71000 NASSARAWA 50200 56200 60000 NIGER 41200 51400 69800 OGUN 40100 40100 56700 ONDO 39100 49000 63700 OSUN 58200 64300 72300 OYO 41200 51200 57200 PLATEAU 53200 63700 71300 RIVER 29400 35200 59400 SOKOTO 58500 65300 74000 TARABA 44800 56300 62100 YOBE 57300 65200 72500 ZAMFARA 63200 69300 75200

SOURCE: Federal Ministry of Agriculture And Rural Development TABLE A 2. 1 POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS WHO DECLARED THEIR ASSETS BY STATE AND YEAR (2012-2014)

STATE 2012 2013 2014 ABIA 88 80 35 ADAMAWA 221 401 96 AKWA IBOM 207 112 317 ANAMBRA 219 93 502 BAUCHI 269 - 161 BAYELSA 334 587 78 BENUE 73 1,625 70 BORNO 70 37 34 CROSS RIVER 684 689 689 DELTA 375 324 311 EBONYI 70 98 398 EDO 183 675 287 EKITI 70 109 140 ENUGU 292 285 270 GOMBE 258 189 375 IMO 96 119 147 JIGAWA 25 630 1,032 KADUNA 172 43 145 KANO 46 64 762 KATSINA 1,104 6 1,807 KEBBI 365 54 10 KOGI 107 498 158 KWARA 8 176 343 LAGOS NIL 1 482 NASSARAWA 106 65 148 NIGER 532 210 97 OGUN 278 333 28 ONDO - 99 2,014 OSUN 175 24 92 OYO 360 300 148 PLATEAU 176 119 551 RIVERS 266 113 502 SOKOTO 54 20 321 TARABA 109 20 68 YOBE 32 33 234 ZAMFARA 140 808 110 FCT 38 232 23 TOTAL 7,602 9,271 12,985 Source: Code of Conduct Bureau(CCB TABLE A2.2: TOTAL NUMBER OF REPORTED CASES OF CORRUPTION BY STATE AND YEAR

STATE 2015 2016 Abia 10 17 Adamawa 15 11 Akwa Ibom 35 44 Anambra 27 17 Bauchi 36 32 Bayelsa 10 4 Benue 21 23 Borno 4 12 Cross River 16 22 Delta 54 52 Ebonyi 15 8 Edo 44 39 Ekiti 4 7 Enugu 65 32 Gombe 0 1 Imo 44 27 Jigawa 2 0 Kaduna 71 75 Kano 19 21 Katsina 7 3 Kebbi 5 3 Kogi 22 22 Kwara 10 21 Lagos 126 141 Nassarawa 20 28 Niger 15 15 Ogun 16 22 Ondo 13 12 Osun 32 56 Oyo 57 59 Plateau 8 19 Rivers 81 40 Sokoto 5 8 Taraba 9 4 Yobe 1 0 Zamfara 3 10 FCT 591 657 TOTAL 1513 1564

Source: Independent Corrupt Practices Commission(ICPC) TABLE A 2.3: CIVIL SERVANTS BETWEEN GL 12 - GL17 WHO DECLARED THEIR ASSETS BY STATE AND YEAR (2013 - 2016)

STATE 2013 2014 2015 2016 ABIA 443 896 49 ADAMAWA 314 244 1,863 2082 AKWA IBOM 193 192 1,951 ANAMBRA 680 397 1,173 1417 BAUCHI 12,476 3,612 688 2043 BAYELSA 1,192 555 1,746 3641 BENUE 1,557 4,523 3,393 284 BORNO 9,013 3,750 1,195 CROSS RIVER 719 591 4,684 DELTA 1,360 850 - EBONYI 197 406 2,601 EDO 148 1,369 1,788 8403 EKITI 2,376 508 1,351 ENUGU 2,482 4,623 3,776 15550 GOMBE 701 457 5,796 IMO 3,226 830 343 JIGAWA 834 224 1,846 4862 KADUNA 1,116 632 4,362 KANO 345 416 7,984 7763 KATSINA 1,074 371 818 KEBBI 330 608 863 KOGI 1,553 142 342 KWARA 1,030 678 945 LAGOS 2,127 988 3,789 NASSARAWA 447 556 2,410 NIGER 1,324 425 1,200 OGUN 1,946 1,068 1,861 ONDO 1,045 1,215 2,124 OSUN 1,098 5,874 4,681 7604 OYO 178 980 5,780 10935 PLATEAU 659 346 361 RIVERS 3,462 821 1,387 6293 SOKOTO 463 160 2,372 TARABA 3,656 502 875 664 YOBE 62 262 1,806 3595 ZAMFARA 461 492 674 1239 FCT 1,489 964 2,466 TOTAL 61,776 41,527 81,343 76375 TABLE A3:1 FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION EMPLOYMENT STATISTICAL DATA BY STATE AND YEAR (2012 – 2014) STATE 2012 2013 2014 ABIA 84 80 125 ADAMAWA 74 91 66 ANAMBRA 71 101 115 AKWA IBOM 138 106 101 BAUCHI 60 44 73 BAYELSA 62 89 149 BENUE 62 79 78 BORNO 60 68 78 CROSS RIVER 198 96 54 DELTA 80 183 168 EBONYI 33 44 63 EDO 81 131 86 EKITI 58 59 79 ENUGU 73 67 71 GOMBE 47 89 55 IMO 178 95 141 JIGAWA 15 62 43 KADUNA 68 164 111 KANO 10 101 91 KATSINA 34 79 58 KEBBI 8 86 49 KOGI 48 77 88 KWARA 60 60 79 LAGOS 75 107 135 NASARAWA 50 64 71 NIGER 7 74 90 OGUN 89 119 76 ONDO 103 107 131 OSUN 79 104 78 OYO 63 111 128 PLATEAU 48 70 56 RIVERS 145 165 152 SOKOTO 4 107 74 TARABA 31 74 69 YOBE 31 48 60 ZAMFARA 7 114 68 FCT 0 37 46 TOTAL 2,334 3,352 3,255 Source: Federal Civil Service Commission TABLE A3.2: NUMBER OF JUNIOR STAFF EMPLOYED IN THE STATE CIVIL SERVICE BY STATE, SEX AND YEAR (2014-2016)

2014 2015 2016 State F M F M F M Abia 2279 2930 2274 3043 N/S N/S Adamawa 2230 8593 2253 8642 N/S N/S Akwa-Ibom 2003 2815 2470 3117 N/S N/S Anambra 1,415 1,018 838 733 N/S N/S Bauchi N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S Bayelsa N/S N/S 3722 3193 N/S N/S Benue N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S Borno 3 19 3 19 N/S N/S Cross River N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S Delta N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S Ebonyi 844 1,043 871 977 N/S N/S Edo N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S Ekiti N/S N/S N/S N/S 4556 5001 Enugu 8223 6477 8220 6470 N/S N/S Gombe N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S Imo 1,045 1,415 845 1,165 N/S N/S Jigawa N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S Kaduna 4 14 1 12 N/S N/S Kano N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S Katsina 963 5022 723 5243 N/S N/S Kebbi 1 39 1 39 N/S N/S Kogi N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S Kwara N/S N/S 223 502 470 501 Lagos N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S Nassarawa 610 630 5,675 7,624 N/S N/S Niger 7624 2821 9692 3691 N/S N/S Ogun 14806 11520 13063 11467 N/S N/S Ondo 8 9 9 12 N/S N/S Osun 16 19 19 23 N/S N/S Oyo N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S Plateau 1200 1600 1100 1400 N/S N/S Rivers N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S Sokoto 1 43 1 44 N/S N/S Taraba N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S Yobe 2366 8801 2351 7804 N/S N/S Zamfara N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S FCT N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S N/S TOTAL 45641 54828 54354 65220 5026 5502 Source: State Civil Service Commission TABLE A3.3: BALANCE OF EMPLOYMENT IN FEDERAL CHARACTER COMMISSION BY STATE, SEX AND YEAR (2014-2016)

2014 2015 2016 STATE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE Abia 13 16 13 16 13 17 Adamawa 13 10 14 11 14 12 Akwa Ibom 15 15 14 15 14 15 Anambra 11 20 12 21 13 21 Bauchi 17 4 15 4 16 4 Bayelsa 16 13 16 14 14 14 Benue 15 8 15 9 16 9 Borno 18 8 17 9 19 9 Cross River 18 9 18 8 19 8 Delta 13 17 12 18 12 18 Ebonyi 13 10 13 11 13 11 Edo 11 14 11 14 13 14 Ekiti 20 7 20 7 20 7 Enugu 7 15 8 16 9 17 Gombe 15 9 15 9 15 8 Imo 12 18 12 18 13 20 Jigawa 18 3 19 3 22 3 Kaduna 17 12 16 13 15 13 Kano 29 5 25 6 25 6 Katsina 23 1 24 2 24 2 Kebbi 21 4 20 8 19 8 Kogi 17 7 19 7 19 7 Kwara 18 9 18 9 17 10 Lagos 10 9 11 10 11 10 Nasarawa 21 N/A 19 N/A 19 N/A Niger 17 7 16 7 16 7 Ogun 16 10 15 10 16 10 Ondo 16 13 17 11 17 13 Osun 19 13 19 13 19 15 Oyo 11 16 11 16 12 16 Plateau 21 6 21 6 21 6 Rivers 17 10 18 10 18 10 Sokoto 18 3 19 4 19 4 Taraba 15 9 13 9 14 8 Yobe 20 4 22 4 23 4 Zamfara 17 N/A 17 N/A 17 N/A FCT 11 2 12 2 12 2 TOTAL 599 336 596 350 608 358

Source: Federal Character Commission(FCC) TABLE A4.1: DISTRIBUTION OF MOBILE SUBSCRIPTION BY YEAR.2015-2016

GSM 2015 2016 Airtel 32,268,301 34,116,409 Etisalat 22,161,290 20,809,889 Globacom 32,999,384 37,357,843 MTN 61,252,387 61,840,461 TOTAL 148,681,362 154,124,602 CDMA 2015 2016 Visafone 2,140,299 213,106 Multilinks 8,428 4,460 TOTAL 2,148,727 217,566 Fixed Wireless 2015 2016 Visafone 57,358 26,437 Multilinks 2,387 428 TOTAL 59,745 26,865 Fixed Wired 2015 2016 MTN Fixed 9,753 6,495 Glo Fixed 11,710 12,643 ipNX 2,823 2,468 21st Century 103,124 106,042 TOTAL 127,410 127,648 VOIP 2015 2016 SMILE - 168,316 NTEL - - TOTAL - 168,316

SOURCE: NCC

TABLE A4.2: INTERNET SUBSCRIPTION 2014-2016

GSM 2014 2015 2016 Airtel 14,371,987 16,835,952 19,363,545 Etisalat 6,194,758 15,189,788 13,752,940 Globacom 17,139,320 25,082,066 27,010,178 MTN 38,618,567 39,924,737 31,753,369 TOTAL 76,324,632 97,032,543 91,880,032 CDMA 2014 2015 2016 Multilinks 954 259 4 Visafone 153,370 149,953 30,305 TOTAL 154,324 150,212 30,309 SOURCE: NCC TABLE A4.3: PORTING ACTIVITY INCOMING 2014 2015 2016 Airtel 1,799 2,885 858 Etisalat 7,638 12,384 10,956 Globacom 621 2,037 1,005 MTN 1,110 436 1,240 TOTAL 11,168 17,742 14,059 OUTGOING Airtel 2,686 3,188 4,747 Etisalat 920 1,739 1,479 Globacom 2,260 2,092 3,010 MTN 4,673 10,739 4,349 TOTAL 10,539 17,758 13,585 SOURCE: NCC

TABLE A4.4: TARIFFS (AVERAGE COST PER MINUTE OF CALLS TO SAME NETWORK (ON-NET) AND DIFFERENT (OFF-NET)

2014 2015 2016 On-Net 15.08 13.31 12.01 Off-Net 15.62 14.67 12.64 Table A5.1: NUMBER OF MUSLIM PILGRIMS WHO PERFORMED HAJJ BY STATE AND YEAR (2014 - 2016)

STATE 2014 2015 2016 Abia 82 41 48 Adamawa 1,966 1,922 2,205 Akwa Ibom 72 72 54 Anambra 73 73 48 Bauchi 2,879 2,828 3,148 Bayelsa 100 95 124 Benue 410 412 401 Borno 2,469 2,437 2,760 Cross Rivers 70 65 46 Delta 117 117 93 Ebonyi 124 122 78 Edo 272 272 257 Ekiti 244 244 197 Enugu 88 83 54 Gombe 1,970 1,941 2,179 Imo 72 72 57 Jigawa 2,404 2,374 2,543 Kaduna 5,732 5,682 6,537 Kano 5,708 5,612 6,593 Katsina 4,451 4,463 5,111 Kebbi 4,179 4,105 4,579 Kogi 712 1,246 718 Kwara 1,957 1,947 1,999 Lagos 3,082 3,047 3,172 Nasarawa 1,752 1,682 1,690 Niger 3,279 3,212 3,786 Ogun 1,214 1,189 1,317 Ondo 316 310 267 Osun 868 852 821 Oyo 1,263 1,191 1,268 Plateau 1,274 1,262 1,196 Rivers 360 401 371 Sokoto 5,019 4,962 5,458 Taraba 1,327 1,394 1,377 Yobe 2,261 2,231 2,310 Zamfara 4,086 4,006 4,528 Fct(Abuja) 2,497 3,107 2,875 ARMED FORCES 400 400 369 OTHERS(SPECIAL 851 529 779 INST,STAFF) TOTAL 66,000 66,000 71,413 Source: National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON), Abuja TABLE A5.2: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF MUSLIM PILGRIMS WHO DIED DURING HAJJ BY YEAR

STATE 2013 2014 2015 Abia Adamawa 2 2 Akwa Ibom Anambra Bauchi 1 2 Bayelsa Benue 1 Borno 1 3 1 Cross Rivers Delta Ebonyi Edo 1 Ekiti Enugu Gombe 2 4 Imo Jigawa 3 2 1 Kaduna 1 2 3 Kano 3 3 6 Katsina 3 1 4 Kebbi 1 3 3 Kogi 1 Kwara 1 Lagos 1 2 Nasarawa 1 2 Niger 1 3 4 Ogun Ondo Osun 1 Oyo 1 2 Plateau 1 Rivers Sokoto 2 3 1 Taraba 1 1 Yobe 3 4 Zamfara 1 4 Fct(Abuja) 1 ARMED FORCES OTHERS(SPECIAL INST,STAFF) 3 TOTAL 25 33 46

Source: National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON), Abuja Table A5.3: NUMBER OF MUSLIM PILGRIMS WHO ABSCONDED BY STATES, 2012-2016

STATE 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Abia 1 Adamawa Akwa Ibom Anambra Bauchi Bayelsa Benue 1 Borno Cross Rivers Delta Ebonyi Edo Ekiti Enugu Gombe 1 1 Imo Jigawa 2 Kaduna 3 Kano 13 4 Katsina 9 10 2 Kebbi 1 Kogi Kwara Lagos Nasarawa 1 Niger Ogun Ondo Osun Oyo Plateau 1 Rivers Sokoto 1 Taraba Yobe 1 1 28 Zamfara 1 2 Fct(Abuja) 2 15 ARMED FORCES OTHERS(SPECIAL INST,STAFF) 11 13 21 TOTAL 40 26 2 0 78 Source: National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON), Abuja TABLE A5.4: NUMBER OF CHRISTAIN PRIGRIMAGE WHO PERFORMED THE PILGRIMAGE BY STATE, SEX AND YEAR (2014-2016) 2014 2015 2016 STATE M F M F M F ABIA 0 0 0 0 0 0 ADAMAWA 593 365 477 195 344 320 AKWA IBOM 220 898 627 120 108 79 ANAMBRA 548 522 276 113 30 24 BAUCHI 134 161 273 94 38 21 BAYELSA 201 109 0 0 0 0 BENUE 135 126 195 21 89 25 BORNO 257 65 485 153 9 8 CROSS RIVER 39 40 7 11 0 0 DELTA 0 0 978 460 88 19 EBONYI 200 111 0 0 123 166 EDO 47 36 87 30 54 27 EKITI 0 0 19 11 22 11 ENUGU 178 138 100 14 82 40 FCT 788 575 254 250 309 247 GOMBE 159 125 208 28 199 46 IMO 68 35 4 2 19 9 JIGAWA 0 0 0 0 0 0 KADUNA 892 290 84 41 53 20 KANO 0 0 0 0 0 0 KATSINA 0 0 12 7 18 4 KEBBI 34 35 56 30 10 3 KOGI 115 88 47 41 88 37 KWARA 235 251 50 42 49 38 LAGOS 862 467 934 622 678 654 NASSARAWA 82 69 97 39 44 26 NIGER 14 9 151 119 265 120 OGUN 221 106 111 91 117 88 ONDO 111 98 101 67 24 19 OSUN 212 142 76 68 35 20 OYO 322 243 106 102 58 51 PLATEAU 756 921 742 457 89 46 RIVERS 0 0 289 277 302 182 SOKOTO 0 0 0 0 0 0 TARABA 352 221 301 154 289 125 YOBE 0 0 32 25 9 8 ZAMFARA 0 0 0 0 0 0 SELF SPONSOR 457 324 552 203 223 448 MEDICAL 152 10 89 85 103 45 CONSULAR 46 37 112 91 52 33 STAFF 79 67 88 72 99 28 B.M/OTHERS 8 7 9 4 6 5 TARABA CAN 422 331 87 28 8 7 SAPTI 0 0 0 0 10 8 TOTAL 8,939 7,022 8,116 4,167 4,143 3,057 Source: Christian Pilgrimage Abuja TABLE A5.5: NUMBER OF CHRISTIAN PILGRIMS WHO PERFORMED PILGRIMAGE BY STATE AND YEAR (2013-2016)

STATE 2013 2014 2015 2016 ABIA 819 0 0 0 ADAMAWA 626 958 672 664 AKWA IBOM 1,495 1,118 747 187 ANAMBRA 475 1,070 389 54 BAUCHI 421 295 331 59 BAYELSA 474 310 0 0 BENUE 980 261 216 114 BORNO 73 322 638 17 CROSS RIVER 105 79 18 0 DELTA 1,315 0 1,438 107 EBONYI 358 311 0 289 EDO 68 83 117 81 EKITI 185 0 30 33 ENUGU 359 316 114 122 FCT 1,219 1,363 504 556 GOMBE 565 284 236 245 IMO 54 103 6 28 JIGAWA 0 0 0 0 KADUNA 1,066 1,182 125 73 KANO 0 0 0 0 KATSINA 0 0 19 22 KEBBI 2 69 86 13 KOGI 210 203 88 125 KWARA 390 486 92 87 LAGOS 1,434 1,329 1,563 1,332 NASSARAWA 238 151 136 70 NIGER 499 23 270 385 OGUN 234 327 202 205 ONDO 257 209 168 43 OSUN 509 354 144 55 OYO 475 565 208 109 PLATEAU 1,681 1,677 1,199 135 RIVERS 0 0 5,660 484 SOKOTO 0 0 0 0 TARABA 387 573 455 414 YOBE 39 0 57 17 ZAMFARA 0 0 0 0 SELF SPONSOR 635 781 755 671 MEDICAL 174 162 174 148 CONSULAR 202 82 203 85 STAFF 170 146 160 127 B.M/OTHERS 2 15 13 11 TARABA CAN 0 753 115 15 SAPTI 0 0 0 18 TOTAL 18,195 15,960 17,348 7,200

Source: Christian Pilgrimage Abuja Table A6.1a: Enrolment of Public ECCDE and Pre-Primary School by State, Class and Gender 2013/2014

No. of Kg1 Kg2 Nur1 Nur2 1 Year Pre Primary Total KG Total Nur Total State school M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M+F M+F M F M+F Abia NA NA NA NA 250 215 465 9,061 9,526 18,587 9,367 9,946 19,313 9,494 9,519 19,013 465 37,900 28,172 29,206 57,378 Adamawa NA 2,345 2,385 4,730 4,691 5,882 10,573 5,882 5,215 11,097 6,228 6,113 12,341 5,541 4,761 10,302 15,303 23,438 24,687 24,356 49,043 Akwa Ibom NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Anambra NA 5,969 6,183 12,152 25,859 25,944 51,803 29,121 29,128 58,249 26,310 26,522 52,832 9,078 8,749 17,827 63,955 111,081 96,337 96,526 192,863 Bauchi NA 853 877 1,730 NA NA NA 24,609 21,642 46,251 NA NA NA 25,462 22,519 47,981 1,730 46,251 50,924 45,038 95,962 Bayelsa 77 239 285 524 202 161 363 1,075 1,038 2,113 566 666 1,232 1,891 1,736 3,627 887 3,345 3,973 3,886 7,859 Benue NA 5,829 5,500 11,329 7,856 5,307 13,163 6,475 4,839 11,314 6,310 4,468 10,778 5,829 4,091 9,920 24,492 22,092 32,299 24,205 56,504 Borno NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Cross river NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Delta NA 2,852 1,890 4,742 1,267 1,029 2,296 8,887 9,678 18,565 13,596 11,028 24,624 8,036 7,587 15,623 7,038 43,189 34,638 31,212 65,850 Ebonyi NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Edo NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 16,881 16,862 33,743 15,205 15,593 30,798 14,004 14,622 28,626 0 64,541 46,090 47,077 93,167 Ekiti 858 2,731 2,632 5,363 4,367 4,512 8,879 5,768 5,587 11,355 4,265 4,084 8,349 4,378 4,691 9,069 14,242 19,704 21,509 21,506 43,015 Enugu 1,149 3,124 2,351 5,475 2,350 928 3,278 10,235 8,456 18,691 20,682 20,997 41,679 NA NA NA 8,753 60,370 36,391 32,732 69,123 FCT NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 1,415 1,326 2,741 441 461 902 223 235 458 0 3,643 2,079 2,022 4,101 Gombe NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Imo 1,352 856 914 1,770 1,000 1,026 2,026 8,388 8,984 17,372 7,155 7,597 14,752 7,112 7,568 14,680 3,796 32,124 24,511 26,089 50,600 Jigawa 750 7,081 5,724 12,805 NA NA NA 30,186 16,534 46,720 NA NA NA NA NA NA 12,805 46,720 37,267 22,258 59,525 Kaduna 1,533 18,908 16,023 34,931 NA NA NA 65,340 59,265 124,605 NA NA NA NA NA NA 34,931 124,605 84,248 75,288 159,536 Kano 1,765 42,385 39,202 81,587 15,966 13,371 29,337 57,395 50,088 107,483 18,374 17,270 35,644 7,447 7,227 14,674 110,924 143,127 141,567 127,158 268,725 Katsina NA 756 686 1,442 468 538 1,006 12,683 10,957 23,640 9,559 8,453 18,012 2,423 2,216 4,639 2,448 41,652 25,889 22,850 48,739 Kebbi NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 274 125 399 10,414 7,399 17,813 7,926 5,711 13,637 0 18,212 18,614 13,235 31,849 Kogi NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 5,568 5,867 11,435 9,933 10,753 20,686 12,541 13,342 25,883 0 32,121 28,042 29,962 58,004 Kwara NA 5,797 5,470 11,267 3,304 3,332 6,636 7,459 7,202 14,661 4,270 4,067 8,337 1,051 1,071 2,122 17,903 22,998 21,881 21,142 43,023 Lagos 1,007 6,699 6,305 13,004 NA NA NA 27,493 26,792 54,285 NA NA NA 34,192 33,097 67,289 13,004 54,285 68,384 66,194 134,578 Nasarawa NA 2,332 2,044 4,376 3,298 2,799 6,097 3,318 2,915 6,233 2,848 2,683 5,531 1,006 935 1,941 10,473 11,764 12,802 11,376 24,178 Niger 3,012 6,063 5,658 11,721 1,950 1,933 3,883 10,573 9,703 20,276 7,329 6,937 14,266 10,941 9,983 20,924 15,604 34,542 36,856 34,214 71,070 Ogun NA 4,729 4,619 9,348 11,461 11,171 22,632 16,666 16,159 32,825 16,045 15,425 31,470 6,378 5,729 12,107 31,980 64,295 55,279 53,103 108,382 Ondo NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 117,432 120,457 237,889 115,955 119,225 235,180 97,835 97,590 195,425 0 473,069 331,222 337,272 668,494 Osun NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Oyo NA 321 355 676 4,809 5,436 10,245 11,795 13,267 25,062 40,625 45,016 85,641 629 609 1,238 10,921 110,703 58,179 64,683 122,862 Plateau NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 13,192 12,788 25,980 6,968 6,447 13,415 25,603 24,682 50,285 0 39,395 45,763 43,917 89,680 Rivers 536 1,504 1,518 3,022 4,562 4,537 9,099 4,504 4,596 9,100 4,673 4,609 9,282 1,396 1,424 2,820 12,121 18,382 16,639 16,684 33,323 Sokoto NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Taraba NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Yobe NA NA NA NA 6,987 6,434 13,421 4,638 3,964 8,602 3,089 2,594 5,683 1,898 1,814 3,712 13,421 14,285 16,612 14,806 31,418 Zamfara NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA National 12,039 121,373 110,621 231,994 100,647 94,555 195,202 516,313 482,960 999,273 360,207 358,353 718,560 302,314 291,508 593,822 427,196 1,717,833 1,400,854 1,337,997 2,738,851 SOURCE: FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION: NIGERIA DIGEST OF EDUCATION STATISTICS, 2014-2016 Note: NA = Not Available Table A6.1b: Enrolment of Public ECCDE and Pre-Primary School by State, Class and Gender 2014/2015

No. of Kg1 Kg2 Nur1 Nur2 1 Year Pre-Primary Total Kg Total Nur Total State School M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M+F M+F M F M+F Abia NA NA NA NA 148 113 261 8,805 8,679 17,484 8,417 8,379 16,796 8,465 8,134 16,599 261 34,280 25,835 25,305 51,140 Adamawa NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Akwalbom NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Anambra NA 7,385 7,545 14,930 22,698 22,688 45,386 24,651 24,774 49,425 21,906 22,121 44,027 11,639 11,187 22,826 60,316 93,452 88,279 88,315 176,594 Bauchi 883 853 877 1,730 NA NA NA 24,609 21,642 46,251 NA NA NA NA NA NA 1,730 46,251 25,462 22,519 47,981 Bayelsa 91 159 165 324 128 134 262 979 916 1,895 679 761 1,440 1,413 1,400 2,813 586 3,335 3,358 3,376 6,734 Benue NA 5,880 5,548 11,428 7,927 5,358 13,285 6,541 4,887 11,428 6,365 4,509 10,874 5,880 4,128 10,008 24,713 22,302 32,593 24,430 57,023 Bomo NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Cross river NA 10,665 10,641 21,306 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 21,306 NA 10,665 10,641 21,306 Delta 772 11,467 12,154 23,621 9,940 10,440 20,380 6,600 7,786 14,386 NA NA NA NA NA NA 44,001 14,386 28,007 30,380 58,387 Ebonvi NA 1,407 1,572 2,979 1,182 1,229 2,411 10,590 11,057 21,647 7,481 7,796 15,277 7,452 7,546 14,998 5,390 36,924 28,112 29,200 57,312 Edo NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Ekiti NA 12,072 12,213 24,285 1,182 1,229 2,411 10,590 11,057 21,647 7,481 7,796 15,277 NA NA NA 26,696 36,924 31,325 32,295 63,620 Enugu 1,138 3,176 3,335 6,511 2,640 2,758 5,398 20,070 19,643 39,713 17,034 16,054 33,088 17,326 17,367 34,693 11,909 72,801 60,246 59,157 119,403 FCT 216 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Gombe 186 904 862 1,766 NA NA NA 10,652 9,888 20,540 NA NA NA 2,567 2,425 4,992 1,766 20,540 14,123 13,175 27,298 Imo 1,352 796 954 1,750 1,204 1,138 2,342 8,988 9,630 18,618 7,667 8,142 15,809 7,625 8,111 15,736 4,092 34,427 26,280 27,975 54,255 Jigawa 571 6,983 5,920 12,903 549 563 1,112 7,532 6,483 14,015 7,241 6,486 13,727 11,049 9,758 20,807 14,015 27,742 33,354 29,210 62,564 Kaduna NA 12,009 11,031 23,040 6,261 5,649 11,910 27,272 26,245 53,517 22,573 22,145 44,718 4,878 4,683 9,561 34,950 98,235 72,993 69,753 142,746 Kano NA 37,293 34,554 71,847 12,415 83,320 95,735 21,847 20,706 42,553 7,427 6,684 14,111 37,646 34,022 71,668 167,582 56,664 116,628 179,286 295,914 Katsina 429 1,356 1,192 2,548 NA NA NA 29,626 26,899 56,525 NA NA NA 13,045 12,143 25,188 2,548 56,525 44,027 40,234 84,261 Kebbi NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Kogi NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 5,679 5,984 11,663 10,132 10,968 21,100 12,792 13,609 26,401 0 32,763 28,603 30,561 59,164 Kwara 1,528 3,700 3,563 7,263 2,685 2,562 5,247 4,766 4,538 9,304 3,633 3,566 7,199 771 729 1,500 12,510 16,503 15,555 14,958 30,513 Lagos 1,014 7,570 7,542 15,112 NA NA NA 24,883 24,308 49,191 NA NA NA 13,273 13,064 26,337 15,112 49,191 45,726 44,914 90,640 Nasarawa 2,811 2,542 5,353 3,940 3,631 7,571 3,530 3,047 6,577 2,514 2,302 4,816 2,497 1,934 4,431 12,924 11,393 15,292 13,456 28,748 Niger 648 10,233 9,348 19,581 4,272 4,110 8,382 17,425 16,824 34,249 12,602 11,688 24,290 4,871 4,760 9,631 27,963 58,539 49,403 46,730 96,133 Ogun NA 4,963 5,202 10,165 12,023 11,623 23,646 17,527 16,889 34,416 16,194 15,769 31,963 5,340 5,088 10,428 33,811 66,379 56,047 54,571 110,618 Ondo 1,345 NA NA NA NA NA NA 106,099 103,236 209,335 112,653 117,991 230,644 113,640 117,722 231,362 0 439,979 332,392 338,949 671,341 Osun NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Ovo NA 790 838 1,628 18,525 20,179 38,704 39,367 41,266 80,633 46,467 47,318 93,785 1,145 1,117 2,262 40,332 174,418 106,294 110,718 217,012 Plateau 2,337 NA NA NA NA NA NA 14,440 13,966 28,406 6,924 7,472 14,396 7,256 6,335 13,591 0 42,802 28,620 27,773 56,393 Rivers NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 380,883 371,666 752,549 288,023 292,177 580,200 263,173 260,413 523,586 0 1,332,749 932,079 924,256 1,856,335 Sokoto 280 4,269 3,212 7,481 NA NA NA 13,452 10,545 23,997 NA NA NA 6,892 5,590 12,482 7,481 23,997 24,613 19,347 43,960 Taraba 171 3,195 3,077 6,272 NA NA NA 8,855 8,472 17,327 NA NA NA 2,194 2,103 4,297 6,272 17,327 14,244 13,652 27,896 Yobe NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 4,127 3,310 7,437 3,130 2,603 5,733 1,998 1,669 3,667 0 13,170 9,255 7,582 16,837 Zamfara 584 4,619 2,900 7,519 NA NA NA 10,610 8,429 19,039 NA NA NA 8,592 5,630 14,222 7,519 19,039 23,821 16,959 40,780 National 13,545 154,555 146,787 301,342 107,719 176,724 284,443 870,995 842,772 1,713,767 616,543 622,727 1,239,270 573,419 560,667 1,134,086 585,785 2,953,037 2,323,231 2,349,677 4,672,908 SOURCE: FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION: NIGERIA DIGEST OF EDUCATION STATISTICS, 2014-2016 Note: NA = Not Available Table A6.1c: Enrolment of Public ECCDE and Pre-Primary School by State, Class and Gender 2015/2016

No. of Kg1 Kg2 Nur1 Nur2 1 Year Pre-Primary Kg Nur Total State School M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M+F M+F M F M+F Abia 786 652 614 1,266 521 669 1,190 5,606 5,550 11,156 5,159 4,990 10,149 6,722 4,673 11,395 2,456 21,305 18,660 16,496 35,156 Adamawa 661 1,741 1,553 3,294 1,045 1,233 2,278 6,404 6,294 12,698 5,351 4,936 10,287 3,247 2,884 6,131 5,572 22,985 17,788 16,900 34,688 Akwalbom 994 11,310 12,271 23,581 7,057 8,189 15,246 17,718 18,726 36,444 13,189 13,114 26,303 9,144 9,436 18,580 38,827 62,747 58,418 61,736 120,154 Anambra NA 10,981 11,130 22,111 26,035 26,322 52,357 28,577 28,730 57,307 27,220 27,504 54,724 14,294 14,657 28,951 74,468 112,031 107,107 108,343 215,450 Bauchi 878 863 825 1,688 303 336 639 19,080 17,318 36,398 11,259 9,988 21,247 6,494 6,191 12,685 2,327 57,645 37,999 34,658 72,657 Bayelsa 186 279 267 546 261 288 549 950 1,089 2,039 912 850 1,762 656 823 1,479 1,095 3,801 3,058 3,317 6,375 Benue 840 2,838 2,529 5,367 848 894 1,742 2,035 1,891 3,926 1,010 974 1,984 596 544 1,140 7,109 5,910 7,327 6,832 14,159 Borno 402 747 721 1,468 416 807 1,223 4,319 4,216 8,535 3,154 3,144 6,298 2,430 2,024 4,454 2,691 14,833 11,066 10,912 21,978 Cross river 940 5,399 5,416 10,815 3,111 3,151 6,262 2,658 2,582 5,240 2,198 2,084 4,282 3,437 3,360 6,797 17,077 9,522 16,803 16,593 33,396 Delta 749 2,177 1,887 4,064 1,194 1,124 2,318 6,381 6,439 12,820 5,748 5,690 11,438 4,752 4,745 9,497 6,382 24,258 20,252 19,885 40,137 Ebonyi 592 393 430 823 331 333 664 9,023 9,464 18,487 5,678 5,780 11,458 5,126 5,131 10,257 1,487 29,945 20,551 21,138 41,689 Edo 725 3,803 3,722 7,525 2,300 2,181 4,481 5,886 5,745 11,631 5,027 4,714 9,741 4,721 4,580 9,301 12,006 21,372 21,737 20,942 42,679 Ekiti 887 2,967 2,992 5,959 2,288 2,275 4,563 5,450 5,494 10,944 4,428 4,507 8,935 15,111 15,252 30,363 10,522 19,879 30,244 30,520 60,764 Enugu 1,150 609 573 1,182 NA NA NA 18,936 18,286 37,222 NA NA NA 10,590 10,337 20,927 1,182 37,222 30,135 29,196 59,331 FCT 286 1,058 920 1,978 698 744 1,442 3,298 3,134 6,432 2,811 2,715 5,526 1,774 1,625 3,399 3,420 11,958 9,639 9,138 18,777 Gombe 279 1,555 1,476 3,031 724 651 1,375 6,384 5,541 11,925 3,621 3,322 6,943 2,250 1,919 4,169 4,406 18,868 14,534 12,909 27,443 Imo 1,227 904 778 1,682 235 1,329 1,564 31,474 30,617 62,091 27,353 26,690 54,043 27,115 26,102 53,217 3,246 116,134 87,081 85,516 172,597 Jigawa 740 12,584 10,855 23,439 2,318 1,919 4,237 6,107 5,536 11,643 1,597 1,302 2,899 5,764 5,638 11,402 27,676 14,542 28,370 25,250 53,620 Kaduna 1,262 15,476 14,770 30,246 5,963 5,820 11,783 86,630 85,487 172,117 7,435 6,961 14,396 7,435 6,961 14,396 42,029 186,513 122,939 119,999 242,938 Kano 2,326 29,139 28,131 57,270 9,663 9,756 19,419 36,879 35,967 72,846 17,636 17,506 35,142 40,388 37,779 78,167 76,689 107,988 133,705 129,139 262,844 Katsina 2,231 1,775 1,522 3,297 596 680 1,276 18,319 17,540 35,859 10,771 9,872 20,643 6,021 4,806 10,827 4,573 56,502 37,482 34,420 71,902 Kebbi 263 3,243 2,370 5,613 1,265 1,036 2,301 3,814 3,016 6,830 1,238 1,064 2,302 1,514 1,040 2,554 7,914 9,132 11,074 8,526 19,600 Kogi 685 703 692 1,395 385 448 833 2,141 2,086 4,227 1,572 1,602 3,174 652 699 1,351 2,228 7,401 5,453 5,527 10,980 Kwara 904 4,675 4,501 9,176 2,918 2,781 5,699 10,366 10,309 20,675 4,354 4,208 8,562 4,354 4,208 8,562 14,875 29,237 26,667 26,007 52,674 Lagos 1,014 7,485 7,030 14,515 NA NA NA 27,156 26,086 53,242 NA NA NA 737 746 1,483 14,515 53,242 35,378 33,862 69,240 Nasarawa 511 868 903 1,771 390 498 888 3,201 2,994 6,195 2,567 2,254 4,821 1,552 1,323 2,875 2,659 11,016 8,578 7,972 16,550 Niger 680 7,598 6,771 14,369 3,033 2,682 5,715 13,531 12,828 26,359 8,107 7,846 15,953 4,979 4,470 9,449 20,084 42,312 37,248 34,597 71,845 Ogun 1,306 6,925 6,614 13,539 3,183 3,098 6,281 11,131 10,540 21,671 8,896 8,227 17,123 1,576 1,386 2,962 19,820 38,794 31,711 29,865 61,576 Ondo 1,097 3,561 3,519 7,080 2,861 3,947 6,808 54,718 58,677 113,395 53,691 53,305 106,996 31,446 30,644 62,090 13,888 220,391 146,277 150,092 296,369 Osun 728 65 76 141 50 47 97 91 85 176 25 41 66 71 84 155 238 242 302 333 635 Oyo 2,139 437 477 914 476 560 1,036 18,560 22,367 40,927 31,495 36,452 67,947 71,384 83,185 154,569 1,950 108,874 122,352 143,041 265,393 Plateau 1,208 3,173 2,558 5,731 1,739 1,772 3,511 9,927 9,997 19,924 6,145 7,147 13,292 3,541 3,600 7,141 9,242 33,216 24,525 25,074 49,599 Rivers 613 535 492 1,027 295 507 802 2,674 2,463 5,137 2,061 2,438 4,499 2,286 2,224 4,510 1,829 9,636 7,851 8,124 15,975 Sokoto 512 6,586 4,498 11,084 5,256 3,582 8,838 11,888 9,072 20,960 5,536 3,811 9,347 5,624 4,335 9,959 19,922 30,307 34,890 25,298 60,188 Taraba 129 1,830 1,588 3,418 772 816 1,588 3,012 2,713 5,725 2,344 2,104 4,448 1,025 889 1,914 5,006 10,173 8,983 8,110 17,093 Yobe 352 310 255 565 262 203 465 2,596 2,046 4,642 1,948 1,261 3,209 1,418 1,300 2,718 1,030 7,851 6,534 5,065 11,599 Zamfara 422 7,357 4,528 11,885 2,790 1,950 4,740 8,493 5,356 13,849 5,564 3,741 9,305 8,076 5,831 13,907 16,625 23,154 32,280 21,406 53,686 National 30,704 162,601 150,254 312,855 91,582 92,628 184,210 505,413 496,281 1,001,694 297,100 292,144 589,244 318,302 315,431 633,733 497,065 1,590,938 1,374,998 1,346,738 2,721,736

SOURCE: FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION: NIGERIA DIGEST OF EDUCATION STATISTICS, 2014-2016 Note: NA = Not Available Table A6.2a: Enrolment of Private ECCDE and Pre-Primary School by State, Class and Gender 2013/2014

No. of Kg1 Kg2 Nur1 Nur2 1 Year Pre- Primary Total Kg Total Nur Total State School M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M+F M+F M F M+F Abia NA 1,249 1,195 2,444 841 970 1,811 2,915 2,906 5,821 2,773 2,780 5,553 2,683 2,798 5,481 4,255 11,374 10,461 10,649 21,110 Adamawa NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Akwa Ibom NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Anambra NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Bauchi 198 204 196 400 707 640 1,347 3,102 2,982 6,084 10,424 10,099 20,523 21,870 10,739 32,609 1,747 26,607 36,307 24,656 60,963 Bayelsa 142 1,013 935 1,948 862 904 1,766 1,591 1,496 3,087 916 935 1,851 1,753 1,947 3,700 3,714 4,938 6,135 6,217 12,352 Benue 15,262 14,397 29,659 20,575 13,900 34,475 16,956 12,675 29,631 16,522 11,705 28,227 15,261 10,701 25,962 64,134 57,858 84,576 63,378 147,954 Borno NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Cross river NA 9,500 9,200 18,700 12,600 14,000 26,600 10,800 9,800 20,600 12,000 10,800 22,800 13,000 11,400 24,400 45,300 43,400 57,900 55,200 113,100 Delta NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 9,367 9,226 18,593 8,528 8,441 16,969 7,211 7,548 14,759 0 35,562 25,106 25,215 50,321 Ebonyi NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Edo NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 3,613 3,777 7,390 3,570 3,604 7,174 3,483 3,268 6,751 0 14,564 10,666 10,649 21,315 Ekiti NA 4,000 4,011 8,011 3,908 3,742 7,650 4,055 4,067 8,122 3,842 3,834 7,676 NA NA NA 15,661 15,798 15,805 15,654 31,459 Enugu NA 6,902 6,650 13,552 NA NA NA 98,783 78,641 177,424 NA NA NA NA NA NA 13,552 177,424 105,685 85,291 190,976 FCT NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 3,274 3,067 6,341 3,110 2,954 6,064 1,102 1,021 2,123 0 12,405 7,486 7,042 14,528 Gombe NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Imo 269 1,477 1,602 3,079 1,293 1,280 2,573 12,466 13,352 25,818 10,631 11,286 21,917 10,569 11,249 21,818 5,652 47,735 36,436 38,769 75,205 Jigawa 87 1,257 857 2,114 NA NA NA 5,569 4,393 9,962 NA NA NA NA NA NA 2,114 9,962 6,826 5,250 12,076 Kaduna NA 7,946 7,399 15,345 NA NA NA 38,825 37,274 76,099 NA NA NA NA NA NA 15,345 76,099 46,771 44,673 91,444 Kano NA 2,756 1,385 4,141 5,742 5,146 10,888 9,563 9,238 18,801 8,097 7,933 16,030 2,265 1,971 4,236 15,029 34,831 28,423 25,673 54,096 Katsina NA 1,869 1,700 3,569 NA NA NA 9,560 8,593 18,153 NA NA NA 11,429 10,293 21,722 3,569 18,153 22,858 20,586 43,444 Kebbi NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Kogi NA 12,571 10,484 23,055 5,742 5,146 10,888 57,948 55,105 113,053 8,097 7,933 16,030 13,694 12,264 25,958 33,943 129,083 98,052 90,932 188,984 Kwara 976 7,853 7,265 15,118 5,989 5,599 11,588 11,412 10,749 22,161 9,223 9,037 18,260 1,263 1,163 2,426 26,706 40,421 35,740 33,813 69,553 Lagos NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Nasarawa NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Niger 1,559 2,288 2,193 4,481 1,452 1,380 2,832 11,739 10,547 22,286 10,571 9,560 20,131 1,386 1,429 2,815 7,313 42,417 27,436 25,109 52,545 Ogun NA 7,000 4,900 11,900 6,447 8,708 15,155 13,249 12,349 25,598 5,040 4,710 9,750 5,443 6,518 11,961 27,055 35,348 37,179 37,185 74,364 Ondo NA 17,863 18,253 36,116 20,153 18,974 39,127 26,173 24,598 50,771 28,174 30,217 58,391 0 75,243 109,162 92,363 92,042 184,405 Osun NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Oyo NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Plateau NA 1,775 1,556 3,331 1,149 932 2,081 3,691 3,694 7,385 3,839 3,654 7,493 2,791 2,466 5,257 5,412 14,878 13,245 12,302 25,547 Rivers NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Sokoto NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Taraba NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Yobe NA 176 162 338 176 148 324 2,062 2,088 4,150 2,274 1,988 4,262 1,618 1,464 3,082 662 8,412 6,306 5,850 12,156 Zamfara NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA National 3,231 102,961 94,340 197,301 87,636 81,469 169,105 356,713 320,617 677,330 147,631 141,470 289,101 116,821 98,239 215,060 366,406 966,431 811,762 736,135 1,547,897

SSOURCE: FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION: NIGERIA DIGEST OF EDUCATION STATISTICS, 2014-2016 Note: NA = Not Available Table A6.2b: Enrolment of Private ECCDE and Pre-Primary School by State, Class and Gender 2014/2015

No. of Kg1 Kg2 Nur1 Nur2 1 Year Pre-Primary Total Kg Total Nur Total State School M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M+F M+F M F M+F Abia 742 749 1,491 805 827 1,632 1,775 1,761 3,536 3,705 3,563 7,268 733 741 1,474 3,123 10,804 7,760 7,641 15,401 Adamawa NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Akwalbom NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Anambra NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Bauchi 253 1,046 1,105 2,151 NA NA NA 12,205 12,077 24,282 NA NA NA 1,173 1,195 2,368 2,151 24,282 14,424 14,377 28,801 Bayelsa 200 2,117 2,115 4,232 1,796 2,022 3,818 1,912 1,873 3,785 1,735 1,777 3,512 2,449 2,652 5,101 8,050 7,297 10,009 10,439 20,448 Benue NA 17,873 16,859 34,732 24,095 16,277 40,372 19,857 14,844 34,701 19,349 13,708 33,057 17,872 12,532 30,404 75,104 67,758 99,046 74,220 173,266 Bomo NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Cross river 9,500 9,200 18,700 12,600 14,000 26,600 10,800 9,800 20,600 12,000 10,800 22,800 13,000 11,400 24,400 45,300 43,400 57,900 55,200 113,100 Delta NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Ebonvi NA 364 323 687 304 295 599 837 888 1,725 837 888 1,725 524 883 1,407 1,286 3,450 2,866 3,277 6,143 Edo NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Ekiti NA 2,811 3,767 6,578 2,919 3,714 6,633 3,496 3,613 7,109 3,281 3,316 6,597 NA NA NA 13,211 13,706 12,507 14,410 26,917 Enugu NA 2,784 2,699 5,483 4,223 4,058 8,281 14,658 14,317 28,975 12,846 12,976 25,822 11,447 11,575 23,022 13,764 54,797 45,958 45,625 91,583 FCT 636 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 9,416 NA NA 9,220 NA NA NA NA 18,636 NA NA 18,636 Gombe 284 1,032 1,062 2,094 NA NA NA 9,208 8,526 17,734 NA NA NA 450 445 895 2,094 17,734 10,690 10,033 20,723 Imo NA 1,632 1,649 3,281 1,262 1,366 2,628 13,056 13,982 27,038 11,134 11,817 22,951 11,068 11,780 22,848 5,909 49,989 38,152 40,594 78,746 Jigawa 76 313 323 636 111 93 204 424 416 840 3,405 3,004 6,409 343 343 686 840 7,249 4,596 4,179 8,775 Kaduna NA 2,845 2,765 5,610 2,689 2,569 5,258 11,718 11,282 23,000 11,119 10,633 21,752 5,664 5,578 11,242 10,868 44,752 34,035 32,827 66,862 Kano NA 2,657 2,695 5,352 1,813 1,757 3,570 7,321 7,311 14,632 6,341 6,161 12,502 1,973 2,132 4,105 8,922 27,134 20,105 20,056 40,161 Katsina 232 2,103 1,939 4,042 NA NA NA 11,095 9,851 20,946 NA NA NA 792 712 1,504 4,042 20,946 13,990 12,502 26,492 Kebbi NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Kogi NA 7,918 7,722 15,640 4,613 4,419 9,032 30,558 28,860 59,418 20,865 19,798 40,663 8,772 8,765 17,537 24,672 100,081 72,726 69,564 142,290 Kwara NA 1,904 1,784 3,688 1,632 1,546 3,178 3,020 2,864 5,884 2,957 2,885 5,842 555 537 1,092 6,866 11,726 10,068 9,616 19,684 Lagos NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Nasarawa NA 2,903 2,813 5,716 5,152 5,069 10,221 3,713 3,549 7,262 3,330 3,342 6,672 1,942 1,937 3,879 15,937 13,934 17,040 16,710 33,750 Niger 779 4,692 4,275 8,967 NA NA NA 26,294 24,824 51,118 NA NA NA 1,422 1,360 2,782 8,967 51,118 32,408 30,459 62,867 Ogun NA 12,190 13,162 25,352 12,100 11,000 23,100 20,072 19,799 39,871 10,009 10,289 20,298 8,270 8,500 16,770 48,452 60,169 62,641 62,750 125,391 Ondo NA 18,077 18,623 36,700 20,981 19,327 40,308 26,173 25,167 51,340 28,673 29,156 57,829 NA NA NA 77,008 109,169 93,904 92,273 186,177 Osun NA 7,862 7,827 15,689 6,132 6,228 12,360 7,309 7,629 14,938 6,804 7,007 13,811 2,678 2,712 5,390 28,049 28,749 30,785 31,403 62,188 Oyo NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Plateau NA 1,864 1,634 3,498 1,207 979 2,186 3,876 3,879 7,755 4,031 3,837 7,868 2,931 2,589 5,520 5,684 15,623 13,909 12,918 26,827 Rivers NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 192,828 186,757 379,585 125,632 125,109 250,741 NA NA NA NA 630,326 318,460 311,866 630,326 Sokoto 95 361 287 648 NA NA NA 5,743 5,266 11,009 NA NA NA 462 395 857 648 11,009 6,566 5,948 12,514 Taraba 416 3,043 2,842 5,885 NA NA NA 14,445 13,235 27,680 NA NA NA 440 395 835 5,885 27,680 17,928 16,472 34,400 Yobe NA NA NA NA 20 19 39 3,123 3,427 6,550 1,892 1,878 3,770 1,244 1,232 2,476 39 10,320 6,279 6,556 12,835 Zamfara 84 927 831 1,758 NA NA NA 4,092 3,469 7,561 NA NA NA 231 203 434 1,758 7,561 5,250 4,503 9,753 National 3,055 109,560 109,050 218,610 104,454 95,565 200,019 459,608 439,266 908,290 289,945 281,944 581,109 96,435 90,593 187,028 418,629 1,489,399 1,060,002 1,016,418 2,095,056

SOURCE: FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION: NIGERIA DIGEST OF EDUCATION STATISTICS, 2014-2016 Note: NA = Not Available Table A6.2c: Enrolment of Private ECCDE and Pre-Primary School by State, Class and Gender 2015/2016

Total Kg Total Nur No. of Kg1 Kg2 Nur1 Nur2 1 Year Pre- Primary Total State School M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M F M+F M+F M+F M F M+F Abia 376 1,553 1,508 3,061 1,156 1,343 2,499 2,600 2,605 5,205 2,548 2,662 5,210 2,466 2,566 5,032 5,560 10,415 10,323 10,684 21,007 Adamawa 278 773 789 1,562 455 768 1,223 3,823 3,591 7,414 3,910 3,587 7,497 2,345 1,999 4,344 2,785 14,911 11,306 10,734 22,040 Akwalbom 370 3,292 3,326 6,618 2,609 2,908 5,517 4,357 4,532 8,889 4,239 4,464 8,703 2,006 2,138 4,144 12,135 17,592 16,503 17,368 33,871 Anambra NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Bauchi 380 1,268 1,299 2,567 537 576 1,113 8,030 7,906 15,936 7,186 7,088 14,274 3,820 3,615 7,435 3,680 30,210 20,841 20,484 41,325 Bayelsa 164 645 589 1,234 774 737 1,511 1,443 1,366 2,809 1,376 1,372 2,748 948 980 1,928 2,745 5,557 5,186 5,044 10,230 Benue 821 2,630 2,383 5,013 1,869 2,063 3,932 11,836 11,039 22,875 10,611 10,063 20,674 3,877 3,671 7,548 8,945 43,549 30,823 29,219 60,042 Bomo 83 98 105 203 87 115 202 1,050 1,153 2,203 1,252 1,213 2,465 859 843 1,702 405 4,668 3,346 3,429 6,775 Cross river 391 3,182 2,963 6,145 2,284 2,529 4,813 4,698 4,576 9,274 4,625 4,666 9,291 3,418 3,372 6,790 10,958 18,565 18,207 18,106 36,313 Delta 859 2,945 2,924 5,869 2,888 3,178 6,066 7,819 7,928 15,747 8,128 8,024 16,152 7,138 6,877 14,015 11,935 31,899 28,918 28,931 57,849 Ebonyi 178 865 875 1,740 765 795 1,560 3,407 3,414 6,821 3,223 3,217 6,440 3,255 3,205 6,460 3,300 13,261 11,515 11,506 23,021 Edo 483 2,222 1,861 4,083 1,481 1,542 3,023 4,630 4,958 9,588 4,467 4,562 9,029 4,499 4,036 8,535 7,106 18,617 17,299 16,959 34,258 Ekiti NA 4,533 4,559 9,092 4,991 5,036 10,027 5,754 5,261 11,015 4,211 4,247 8,458 3,389 3,446 6,835 19,119 19,473 22,878 22,549 45,427 Emigu 1,484 2,501 2,437 4,938 6,357 5,998 12,355 15,647 15,679 31,326 14,120 13,727 27,847 12,586 12,854 25,440 17,293 59,173 51,211 50,695 101,906 FCT 177 801 863 1,664 609 712 1,321 1,413 1,630 3,043 1,351 1,331 2,682 477 396 873 2,985 5,725 4,651 4,932 9,583 Gombe 295 871 873 1,744 360 314 674 4,330 3,981 8,311 3,844 3,679 7,523 1,087 1,060 2,147 2,418 15,834 10,492 9,907 20,399 Imo 140 256 242 498 244 303 547 973 992 1,965 1,056 1,049 2,105 861 937 1,798 1,045 4,070 3,390 3,523 6,913 Jigawa 98 477 464 941 252 243 495 2,134 2,006 4,140 2,059 1,937 3,996 718 579 1,297 1,436 8,136 5,640 5,229 10,869 Kaduna 820 3,140 3,118 6,258 2,654 2,680 5,334 20,270 19,435 39,705 4,987 4,826 9,813 31,051 30,059 61,110 11,592 49,518 62,102 60,118 122,220 Kano 613 3,113 2,935 6,048 2,685 2,675 5,360 8,090 7,969 16,059 7,346 7,131 14,477 2,221 2,107 4,328 11,408 30,536 23,455 22,817 46,272 Katsina 286 2,061 2,071 4,132 1,109 1,018 2,127 5,180 4,660 9,840 4,843 4,467 9,310 1,160 1,031 2,191 6,259 19,150 14,353 13,247 27,600 Kebbi 105 390 329 719 520 385 905 2,273 2,737 5,010 2,258 2,397 4,655 1,080 950 2,030 1,624 9,665 6,521 6,798 13,319 Kogi 443 1,396 1,408 2,804 940 1,082 2,022 3,698 3,812 7,510 3,387 3,338 6,725 793 737 1,530 4,826 14,235 10,214 10,377 20,591 Kwara 1,050 7,725 7,598 15,323 7,187 6,979 14,166 19,976 19,511 39,487 2,044 1,779 3,823 2,044 1,779 3,823 29,489 43,310 38,976 37,646 76,622 Lagos NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Nasarawa 374 1,244 1,290 2,534 1,051 1,297 2,348 3,012 3,010 6,022 2,970 2,854 5,824 1,915 1,819 3,734 4,882 11,846 10,192 10,270 20,462 Niger 1,171 2,993 2,948 5,941 2,970 2,926 5,896 14,739 13,623 28,362 13,450 12,655 26,105 7,984 7,342 15,326 11,837 54,467 42,136 39,494 81,630 Ogun 2,634 5,527 5,809 11,336 13,779 13,870 27,649 14,096 14,077 28,173 13,162 13,306 26,468 1,492 1,183 2,675 38,985 54,641 48,056 48,245 96,301 Ondo 501 3,458 3,432 6,890 2,667 2,717 5,384 3,795 3,780 7,575 3,294 3,384 6,678 862 818 1,680 12,274 14,253 14,076 14,131 28,207 Osun 441 3,531 3,416 6,947 2,568 2,658 5,226 3,063 3,152 6,215 2,845 2,580 5,425 1,037 1,058 2,095 12,173 11,640 13,044 12,864 25,908 Oyo 3,060 20,839 21,226 42,065 18,427 18,925 37,352 24,213 24,779 48,992 23,189 23,874 47,063 12,078 12,013 24,091 79,417 96,055 98,746 100,817 199,563 Plateau 335 966 985 1,951 1,134 1,197 2,331 3,282 3,244 6,526 3,347 3,282 6,629 2,507 2,432 4,939 4,282 13,155 11,236 11,140 22,376 Rivers 1,084 3,257 3,382 6,639 3,453 3,443 6,896 7,315 7,478 14,793 7,243 7,242 14,485 6,518 5,462 11,980 13,535 29,278 27,786 27,007 54,793 Sokoto 126 242 198 440 209 154 363 3,112 2,938 6,050 2,646 2,510 5,156 1,820 1,587 3,407 803 11,206 8,029 7,387 15,416 Taraba 549 3,096 2,945 6,041 1,149 1,048 2,197 8,516 8,053 16,569 7,070 6,762 13,832 3,051 2,844 5,895 8,238 30,401 22,882 21,652 44,534 Yobe 86 313 321 634 226 593 819 2,093 1,921 4,014 1,789 1,655 3,444 1,401 1,034 2,435 1,453 7,458 5,822 5,524 11,346 Zamfara 91 463 396 859 466 408 874 1,451 1,199 2,650 1,461 1,234 2,695 730 665 1,395 1,733 5,345 4,571 3,902 8,473 Nigeria 12,332 92,666 91,867 175,441 90,912 93,215 174,100 232,118 227,995 449,098 185,537 182,164 359,243 133,493 127,494 254,152 349,541 808,341 734,726 722,735 1,457,461

SOURCE: FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION: NIGERIA DIGEST OF EDUCATION STATISTICS, 2014-2016 Note: NA = Not Available TABLE A6.3: TRCN REGISTERED MEMBERS BY STATE, SEX AND YEAR (PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS)

2014 2015 2016 STATE MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL Abia 5,646 25,543 31,189 6,775 30,652 37,427 8,130 36,782 44,912 Adamawa 15,097 8,672 23,769 18,116 10,406 28,522 21,739 12,487 34,226 Akwa Ibom 11,419 22,069 33,488 13,703 26,483 40,186 16,444 31,780 48,224 Anambra 3,598 24,283 27,881 4,318 29,140 33,458 5,182 34,968 40,150 Bauchi 11,395 4,186 15,581 13,674 5,023 18,697 16,409 6,028 22,437 Bayelsa 7,007 8,656 15,663 8,408 10,387 18,795 10,090 12,464 22,554 Benue 25,098 15,097 40,195 30,118 18,116 48,234 36,142 21,739 57,881 Borno 7,259 8,311 15,570 8,711 9,973 18,684 10,453 11,968 22,421 Cross River 9,202 13,507 22,709 11,042 16,208 27,250 13,250 19,450 32,700 Delta 9,319 24,277 33,596 11,183 29,132 40,315 13,420 34,958 48,378 Ebonyi 8,450 9,202 17,652 10,140 11,042 21,182 12,168 13,250 25,418 Edo 6,907 19,634 26,541 8,288 23,561 31,849 9,946 28,273 38,219 Ekiti 6,185 14,718 20,903 7,422 17,662 25,084 8,906 21,194 30,100 Enugu 9,173 19,358 28,531 11,008 23,230 34,238 13,210 27,876 41,086 Gombe 8,694 5,662 14,356 10,433 6,794 17,227 12,520 8,153 20,673 Imo 25,874 21,923 47,797 31,049 26,308 57,357 37,259 31,570 68,829 Jigawa 7,291 1,866 9,157 8,749 2,239 10,988 10,499 2,687 13,186 Kaduna 12,928 17,695 30,623 15,514 21,234 36,748 18,617 25,481 44,098 Kano 12,415 4,736 17,151 14,898 5,683 20,581 17,878 6,820 24,698 Katsina 13,280 5,334 18,614 15,936 6,401 22,337 19,123 7,681 26,804 Kebbi 5,776 3,814 9,590 6,931 4,577 11,508 8,317 5,492 13,809 Kogi 25,642 13,937 39,579 30,770 16,724 47,494 36,924 20,069 56,993 Kwara 12,046 20,707 32,753 14,455 24,848 39,303 17,346 29,818 47,164 Lagos 7,868 28,718 36,586 9,442 34,462 43,904 11,330 41,354 52,684 Nasarawa 9,330 5,700 15,030 11,196 6,840 18,036 13,435 8,208 21,643 Niger 12,287 9,592 21,879 14,744 11,510 26,254 17,693 13,812 31,505 Ogun 7,990 21,023 29,013 9,588 25,228 34,816 11,506 30,274 41,780 Ondo 8,102 18,820 26,922 9,722 22,584 32,306 11,666 27,101 38,767 Osun 9,558 18,445 28,003 11,470 22,134 33,604 13,764 26,561 40,325 Oyo 12,970 38,766 51,736 15,564 46,519 62,083 18,677 55,823 74,500 Plateau 13,134 10,873 24,007 15,761 13,048 28,809 18,913 15,658 34,571 Rivers 9,794 14,090 23,884 11,753 16,908 28,661 14,104 20,290 34,394 Sokoto 5,720 3,463 9,183 6,864 4,156 11,020 8,237 4,987 13,224 Taraba 9,504 4,631 14,135 11,405 5,557 16,962 13,686 6,668 20,354 Yobe 4,546 3,284 7,830 5,455 3,941 9,396 6,546 4,729 11,275 Zamfara 8,185 2,893 11,078 9,822 3,472 13,294 11,786 4,166 15,952 FCT 8,207 15,089 23,296 9,848 18,107 27,955 11,818 21,728 33,546 TOTAL 386,896 508,574 895,470 464,275 610,289 1,074,564 557,133 732,347 1,289,480

SOURCE: TEACHERS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA (TRCN) TABLE A6.4: TRCN REGISTERED MEMBERS BY STATE, SEX AND YEAR (SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS)

2014 2015 2016 STATE MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL Abia 3,968 6,365 10,333 4,365 7,002 11,367 4,802 7,702 12,504 Adamawa 4,338 2,999 7,337 4,772 3,299 8,071 5,249 3,629 8,878 Akwa Ibom 6,169 5,736 11,905 6,786 6,310 13,096 7,465 6,941 14,406 Anambra 3,714 8,437 12,151 4,085 9,281 13,366 4,494 10,209 14,703 Bauchi 3,126 2,216 5,342 3,439 2,438 5,877 3,783 2,682 6,465 Bayelsa 3,949 3,374 7,323 4,344 3,711 8,055 4,778 4,082 8,860 Benue 7,619 3,712 11,331 8,381 4,083 12,464 9,219 4,491 13,710 Borno 3,389 3,630 7,019 3,728 3,993 7,721 4,101 4,392 8,493 Cross River 3,919 3,505 7,424 4,311 3,856 8,167 4,742 4,242 8,984 Delta 7,837 12,742 20,579 8,621 14,016 22,637 9,483 15,418 24,901 Ebonyi 3,740 3,728 7,468 4,114 4,101 8,215 4,525 4,511 9,036 Edo 4,708 5,524 10,232 5,179 6,076 11,255 5,697 6,684 12,381 Ekiti 6,080 7,198 13,278 6,688 7,918 14,606 7,357 8,710 16,067 Enugu 4,255 6,149 10,404 4,681 6,764 11,445 5,149 7,441 12,590 Gombe 3,859 2,611 6,470 4,245 2,872 7,117 4,670 3,159 7,829 Imo 5,885 7,862 13,747 6,474 8,648 15,122 7,121 9,513 16,634 Jigawa 2,089 1,650 3,739 2,298 1,815 4,113 2,528 1,997 4,525 Kaduna 7,529 6,251 13,780 8,282 6,876 15,158 9,110 7,564 16,674 Kano 6,301 3,451 9,752 6,931 3,796 10,727 7,624 4,176 11,800 Katsina 4,306 2,545 6,851 4,737 2,800 7,537 5,211 3,080 8,291 Kebbi 3,600 2,522 6,122 3,960 2,774 6,734 4,356 3,051 7,407 Kogi 4,028 3,298 7,326 4,431 3,628 8,059 4,874 3,991 8,865 Kwara 6,014 6,013 12,027 6,615 6,614 13,229 7,277 7,275 14,552 Lagos 10,267 19,039 29,306 11,294 20,943 32,237 12,423 23,037 35,460 Nasarawa 6,376 3,580 9,956 7,014 3,938 10,952 7,715 4,332 12,047 Niger 7,176 4,776 11,952 7,894 5,254 13,148 8,683 5,779 14,462 Ogun 6,978 9,786 16,764 7,676 10,765 18,441 8,444 11,842 20,286 Ondo 9,503 6,905 16,408 10,453 7,596 18,049 11,498 8,356 19,854 Osun 6,016 5,149 11,165 6,618 5,664 12,282 7,280 6,230 13,510 Oyo 9,088 11,012 20,100 9,997 12,113 22,110 10,997 13,324 24,321 Plateau 5,380 4,448 9,828 5,918 4,893 10,811 6,510 5,382 11,892 Rivers 6,706 6,952 13,658 7,377 7,647 15,024 8,115 8,412 16,527 Sokoto 3,556 3,082 6,638 3,912 3,390 7,302 4,303 3,729 8,032 Taraba 3,569 2,327 5,896 3,926 2,560 6,486 4,319 2,816 7,135 Yobe 3,288 2,372 5,660 3,617 2,609 6,226 3,979 2,870 6,849 Zamfara 3,104 2,712 5,816 3,414 2,983 6,397 3,755 3,281 7,036 FCT 6,328 7,874 14,202 6,961 8,661 15,622 7,657 9,527 17,184 TOTAL 197,757 201,532 399,289 217,538 221,687 439,225 239,293 243,857 483,150

SOURCE: TEACHERS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA (TRCN) TABLE A6.5.1a: DISTRIBUTION OF RESULTS BY STATE, GENDER AND SUBJECT SSCE 2014 (JUN/JUL) Perc. of 5 Credits including Total Number of candidates Sat Credit Pass in English Credit Pass in mathematics Credit Pass in Maths & Eng 5 Credits including Maths &Eng State Maths & Eng (%) Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female

ABIA 5,777 6,459 12,236 4,787 5,394 10,181 4,509 5,221 9,730 4,020 4,651 8,671 3,958 4,570 8,528 68.51 70.75

ADAMAWA 15,203 9,934 25,137 9,800 6,195 15,995 8,424 5,187 13,611 6,552 3,954 10,506 6,137 3,727 9,864 40.37 37.52

AKWA-IBOM 13,601 15,735 29,336 9,973 11,375 21,348 9,672 11,016 20,688 7,826 8,810 16,636 7,439 8,406 15,845 54.69 53.42

ANAMBRA 8,153 9,634 17,787 6,964 7,897 14,861 6,188 7,011 13,199 5,527 6,138 11,665 5,410 6,000 11,410 66.36 62.28

BAUCHI 20,255 8,723 28,978 11,876 5,241 17,117 12,747 6,443 19,190 8,440 4,297 12,737 8,040 4,181 12,221 39.69 47.93

BAYELSA 6,884 6,142 13,026 5,678 5,090 10,768 5,648 5,165 10,813 5,029 4,578 9,607 4,943 4,515 9,458 71.8 73.51

BENUE 23,271 17,117 40,388 16,912 12,413 29,325 15,858 11,824 27,682 12,806 9,451 22,257 12,212 9,062 21,274 52.48 52.94

BORNO 17,072 11,089 28,161 10,003 6,099 16,102 10,241 7,904 18,145 7,573 5,099 12,672 7,194 4,896 12,090 42.14 44.15

CROSS-RIVER 7,103 6,962 14,065 4,972 4,928 9,900 4,670 4,539 9,209 3,596 3,528 7,124 3,414 3,335 6,749 48.06 47.9

DELTA 11,052 10,995 22,047 9,170 9,160 18,330 9,059 8,661 17,720 7,898 7,551 15,449 7,530 7,205 14,735 68.13 65.53

EBONYI 5,605 5,202 10,807 4,780 4,365 9,145 4,884 4,434 9,318 4,295 3,861 8,156 4,228 3,804 8,032 75.43 73.13

EDO 14,927 14,123 29,050 12,918 12,346 25,264 12,787 12,117 24,904 11,475 10,995 22,470 11,002 10,642 21,644 73.71 75.35

EKITI 6,975 7,100 14,075 5,691 5,991 11,682 5,441 5,604 11,045 4,675 4,911 9,586 4,394 4,707 9,101 63 66.3

ENUGU 12,904 16,960 29,864 11,095 14,364 25,459 10,604 13,368 23,972 9,487 11,853 21,340 9,145 11,438 20,583 70.87 67.44

GOMBE 11,623 6,710 18,333 7,753 4,498 12,251 7,205 4,383 11,588 5,410 3,343 8,753 4,813 3,068 7,881 41.41 45.72

IMO 11,404 13,436 24,840 9,537 11,258 20,795 9,173 10,647 19,820 8,060 9,400 17,460 7,738 9,125 16,863 67.85 67.91

JIGAWA 14,259 4,246 18,505 10,034 2,359 12,393 7,712 2,649 10,361 6,260 1,746 8,006 5,865 1,675 7,540 41.13 39.45

KADUNA 27,143 19,602 46,745 19,920 14,038 33,958 19,650 13,520 33,170 15,711 10,640 26,351 14,722 10,021 24,743 54.24 51.12

KANO 37,579 14,148 51,727 24,897 9,480 34,377 26,588 11,066 37,654 20,046 8,131 28,177 19,248 7,915 27,163 51.22 55.94

KATSINA 30,103 12,859 42,962 15,343 5,488 20,831 15,142 6,024 21,166 9,747 3,428 13,175 9,137 3,235 12,372 30.35 25.16

KEBBI 19,421 7,389 26,810 10,864 3,999 14,863 8,561 3,318 11,879 5,732 2,393 8,125 5,251 2,233 7,484 27.04 30.22

KOGI 15,153 11,523 26,676 13,072 10,102 23,174 11,880 8,936 20,816 10,680 8,142 18,822 10,445 7,958 18,403 68.93 69.06

KWARA 11,568 9,769 21,337 8,355 7,188 15,543 8,751 7,265 16,016 6,724 5,694 12,418 6,485 5,543 12,028 56.06 56.74

LAGOS 20,632 20,056 40,688 18,066 17,532 35,598 16,514 15,469 31,983 15,129 14,181 29,310 14,368 13,635 28,003 69.64 67.98

NASARAWA 22,093 15,555 37,648 16,046 11,175 27,221 15,266 10,884 26,150 12,248 8,563 20,811 11,441 8,045 19,486 51.79 51.72

NIGER 22,564 15,021 37,585 12,085 8,397 20,482 12,462 8,220 20,682 7,826 5,338 13,164 6,916 4,876 11,792 30.65 32.46

OGUN 8,294 8,217 16,511 6,659 6,628 13,287 6,492 6,099 12,591 5,486 5,267 10,753 5,284 5,111 10,395 63.71 62.2

ONDO 14,639 14,442 29,081 11,638 11,472 23,110 10,014 9,083 19,097 8,558 7,875 16,433 7,964 7,442 15,406 54.4 51.53

OSUN 10,755 11,015 21,770 9,437 9,631 19,068 8,550 8,541 17,091 7,761 7,782 15,543 7,550 7,608 15,158 70.2 69.07

OYO 27,972 28,135 56,107 22,854 22,565 45,419 21,493 21,376 42,869 18,660 18,461 37,121 18,121 18,026 36,147 64.78 64.07

PLATEAU 17,834 14,659 32,493 13,742 10,993 24,735 11,399 8,994 20,393 9,596 7,387 16,983 8,993 6,890 15,883 50.43 47

RIVERS 5,071 5,302 10,373 4,245 4,513 8,758 4,278 4,347 8,625 3,728 3,822 7,550 3,637 3,740 7,377 71.72 70.54

SOKOTO 18,309 6,605 24,914 10,149 3,386 13,535 8,632 3,787 12,419 5,970 2,156 8,126 5,299 1,864 7,163 28.94 28.22

TARABA 11,885 6,395 18,280 7,632 4,377 12,009 8,318 4,366 12,684 5,896 3,322 9,218 5,658 3,148 8,806 47.61 49.23

YOBE 12,401 4,283 16,684 6,097 2,031 8,128 5,106 2,515 7,621 3,437 1,626 5,063 3,127 1,582 4,709 25.22 36.94

ZAMFARA 21,700 6,545 28,245 11,546 2,831 14,377 11,748 3,887 15,635 7,260 1,974 9,234 6,767 1,930 8,697 31.18 29.49

FCT-ABUJA 7,210 8,405 15,615 5,935 6,791 12,726 3,985 4,008 7,993 3,602 3,608 7,210 3,433 3,465 6,898 47.61 41.23

NATIONAL 568,394 410,492 978,886 400,525 301,590 702,115 379,651 287,878 667,529 302,726 233,956 536,682 287,308 224,623 511,931 50.55 54.72 SOURCE: NATIONAL EXAMINATION COUNCIL (NECO) TABLE A6.5.1b: DISTRIBUTION OF RESULTS BY STATE, GENDER AND SUBJECT SSCE 2015 (JUN/JUL)

Perc. of 5 Credits including Total Number of candidates Sat Credit Pass in English Credit Pass in mathematics Credit Pass in Maths & Eng 5 Credits including Maths &Eng State Maths & Eng (%) Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female ABIA 5,410 6,144 11,554 5,033 5,765 10,798 4,809 5,137 9,946 4,575 4,932 9,507 4,517 4,886 9,403 83.49 79.52 ADAMAWA 13,866 9,566 23,432 11,671 8,075 19,746 10,759 7,332 18,091 9,522 6,445 15,967 9,160 6,212 15,372 66.06 64.94 AKWA-IBOM 13,258 15,413 28,671 11,018 12,793 23,811 10,543 12,042 22,585 9,201 10,586 19,787 8,982 10,417 19,399 67.75 67.59 ANAMBRA 8,739 10,509 19,248 7,968 9,599 17,567 7,517 9,069 16,586 7,024 8,475 15,499 6,947 8,390 15,337 79.49 79.84 BAUCHI 23,714 9,413 33,127 17,715 7,395 25,110 19,438 8,017 27,455 15,401 6,631 22,032 14,869 6,516 21,385 62.7 69.22 BAYELSA 6,807 6,150 12,957 6,234 5,702 11,936 5,850 5,275 11,125 5,621 5,066 10,687 5,510 4,998 10,508 80.95 81.27 BENUE 21,426 16,672 38,098 18,756 14,348 33,104 18,036 13,848 31,884 16,307 12,382 28,689 16,065 12,189 28,254 74.98 73.11 BORNO 12,226 8,147 20,373 9,956 6,920 16,876 9,424 6,864 16,288 8,249 6,029 14,278 8,109 5,955 14,064 66.33 73.09 CROSS-RIVER 7,269 7,596 14,865 6,381 6,716 13,097 5,980 6,066 12,046 5,428 5,555 10,983 5,238 5,365 10,603 72.06 70.63 DELTA 11,051 11,337 22,388 10,110 10,455 20,565 10,117 10,314 20,431 9,444 9,701 19,145 9,212 9,486 18,698 83.36 83.67 EBONYI 5,517 5,138 10,655 5,241 4,859 10,100 4,781 4,404 9,185 4,602 4,223 8,825 4,571 4,185 8,756 82.85 81.45 EDO 13,381 12,572 25,953 12,088 11,577 23,665 12,272 11,462 23,734 11,307 10,737 22,044 11,078 10,572 21,650 82.79 84.09 EKITI 6,509 6,864 13,373 5,957 6,373 12,330 5,768 6,151 11,919 5,380 5,830 11,210 5,278 5,766 11,044 81.09 84 ENUGU 12,060 15,852 27,912 10,516 13,767 24,283 10,698 13,665 24,363 9,631 12,214 21,845 9,459 12,050 21,509 78.43 76.02 GOMBE 11,276 7,267 18,543 8,554 5,614 14,168 8,384 5,291 13,675 7,089 4,647 11,736 6,844 4,549 11,393 60.7 62.6 IMO 11,511 13,475 24,986 9,890 11,865 21,755 9,789 11,684 21,473 8,753 10,584 19,337 8,639 10,504 19,143 75.05 77.95 JIGAWA 14,927 4,981 19,908 9,434 3,060 12,494 10,190 3,049 13,239 7,270 2,191 9,461 7,103 2,160 9,263 47.58 43.36 KADUNA 25,624 17,545 43,169 20,671 14,210 34,881 21,525 14,803 36,328 18,217 12,480 30,697 17,662 12,183 29,845 68.93 69.44 KANO 43,604 16,884 60,488 31,373 13,575 44,948 31,350 13,027 44,377 25,070 11,184 36,254 24,212 10,975 35,187 55.53 65 KATSINA 31,288 13,565 44,853 21,132 7,898 29,030 20,427 7,971 28,398 15,834 5,664 21,498 15,097 5,436 20,533 48.25 40.07 KEBBI 20,396 7,985 28,381 15,077 5,976 21,053 15,232 5,538 20,770 12,321 4,560 16,881 11,929 4,405 16,334 58.49 55.17 KOGI 13,784 10,340 24,124 12,437 9,331 21,768 12,349 9,190 21,539 11,342 8,450 19,792 11,183 8,338 19,521 81.13 80.64 KWARA 11,747 9,749 21,496 10,256 8,581 18,837 10,235 8,406 18,641 9,204 7,585 16,789 9,097 7,517 16,614 77.44 77.11 LAGOS 23,154 23,699 46,853 22,165 22,795 44,960 20,534 20,159 40,693 19,895 19,613 39,508 19,382 19,222 38,604 83.71 81.11 NASARAWA 19,574 14,869 34,443 16,261 12,229 28,490 15,997 12,229 28,226 13,934 10,531 24,465 13,573 10,270 23,843 69.34 69.07 NIGER 17,679 12,703 30,382 13,029 9,316 22,345 13,598 9,367 22,965 10,935 7,619 18,554 10,358 7,134 17,492 58.59 56.16 OGUN 10,640 10,679 21,319 9,703 9,839 19,542 9,144 8,890 18,034 8,534 8,360 16,894 8,383 8,233 16,616 78.79 77.1 ONDO 9,809 10,228 20,037 8,635 9,080 17,715 8,047 8,266 16,313 7,407 7,625 15,032 7,284 7,524 14,808 74.26 73.56 OSUN 12,249 12,392 24,641 10,831 10,986 21,817 10,731 10,677 21,408 9,853 9,810 19,663 9,731 9,699 19,430 79.44 78.27 OYO 28,931 30,370 59,301 26,298 27,531 53,829 25,773 26,368 52,141 23,994 24,521 48,515 23,683 24,289 47,972 81.86 79.98 PLATEAU 17,199 14,530 31,729 14,401 11,945 26,346 13,468 11,189 24,657 11,736 9,541 21,277 11,430 9,272 20,702 66.46 63.81 RIVERS 5,365 5,535 10,900 5,037 5,299 10,336 4,537 4,515 9,052 4,361 4,385 8,746 4,247 4,322 8,569 79.16 78.08 SOKOTO 20,516 7,105 27,621 15,385 5,195 20,580 15,463 5,483 20,946 12,553 4,287 16,840 11,500 4,101 15,601 56.05 57.72 TARABA 10,358 5,829 16,187 8,698 4,787 13,485 8,488 4,718 13,206 7,485 4,062 11,547 7,292 3,966 11,258 70.4 68.04 YOBE 12,391 4,427 16,818 7,590 2,202 9,792 6,877 1,961 8,838 5,046 1,331 6,377 4,759 1,316 6,075 38.41 29.73 ZAMFARA 18,293 6,306 24,599 11,065 3,649 14,714 11,034 3,252 14,286 7,734 2,152 9,886 7,376 2,116 9,492 40.32 33.56 FCT-ABUJA 7,538 8,568 16,106 6,856 7,749 14,605 5,829 5,706 11,535 5,456 5,334 10,790 5,279 5,191 10,470 70.03 60.59 NATIONAL 559,086 410,404 969,490 453,422 347,056 800,478 444,993 331,385 776,378 385,715 295,322 681,037 375,038 289,709 664,747 67.08 70.59

SOURCE: NATIONAL EXAMINATION COUNCIL (NECO) TABLE A6.5.1c: DISTRIBUTION OF RESULTS BY STATE, GENDER AND SUBJECT SSCE 2016 (JUN/JUL) Perc. of 5 Credits including Maths & State Total Number of candidates Sat Credit Pass in English Credit Pass in mathematics Credit Pass in Maths & Eng 5 Credits including Maths &Eng Eng (%) Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female ABIA 5,324 5,980 11,304 5,004 5,713 10,717 4,898 5,405 10,303 4,714 5,220 9,934 4,667 5,190 9,857 87.66 86.79 ADAMAWA 23,612 14,385 37,997 17,697 10,686 28,383 18,238 10,850 29,088 14,531 8,581 23,112 14,135 8,382 22,517 59.86 58.27 AKWA-IBOM 12,554 14,871 27,425 11,160 13,482 24,642 10,411 12,401 22,812 9,660 11,628 21,288 9,436 11,427 20,863 75.16 76.84 ANAMBRA 8,793 11,178 19,971 8,003 10,302 18,305 7,654 9,520 17,174 7,136 8,954 16,090 7,043 8,874 15,917 80.1 79.39 BAUCHI 27,594 10,508 38,102 20,256 8,201 28,457 19,786 8,311 28,097 15,886 6,886 22,772 15,506 6,789 22,295 56.19 64.61 BAYELSA 2,599 2,557 5,156 2,428 2,444 4,872 2,347 2,313 4,660 2,261 2,260 4,521 2,221 2,227 4,448 85.46 87.09 BENUE 20,997 15,703 36,700 19,289 14,558 33,847 18,221 13,368 31,589 17,146 12,641 29,787 16,917 12,490 29,407 80.57 79.54 BORNO 8,226 5,019 13,245 6,602 3,975 10,577 7,097 4,406 11,503 6,011 3,658 9,669 5,931 3,625 9,556 72.1 72.23 CROSS-RIVER 8,027 7,637 15,664 7,425 7,180 14,605 6,821 6,635 13,456 6,463 6,347 12,810 6,320 6,228 12,548 78.73 81.55 DELTA 9,809 10,430 20,239 9,207 9,926 19,133 8,752 9,268 18,020 8,404 8,937 17,341 8,235 8,756 16,991 83.95 83.95 EBONYI 5,509 5,180 10,689 5,191 4,907 10,098 4,860 4,439 9,299 4,665 4,266 8,931 4,636 4,241 8,877 84.15 81.87 EDO 11,349 11,240 22,589 10,867 10,858 21,725 10,540 10,446 20,986 10,211 10,196 20,407 10,075 10,108 20,183 88.77 89.93 EKITI 4,636 4,732 9,368 4,353 4,503 8,856 4,330 4,390 8,720 4,110 4,212 8,322 4,060 4,171 8,231 87.58 88.14 ENUGU 12,447 15,517 27,964 10,949 13,731 24,680 10,435 12,777 23,212 9,443 11,611 21,054 9,332 11,484 20,816 74.97 74.01 GOMBE 15,047 7,987 23,034 10,580 5,959 16,539 9,037 5,164 14,201 6,980 4,200 11,180 6,711 4,094 10,805 44.6 51.26 IMO 10,562 12,194 22,756 9,765 11,676 21,441 9,119 10,793 19,912 8,791 10,480 19,271 8,721 10,421 19,142 82.57 85.46 JIGAWA 17,731 5,791 23,522 11,638 4,151 15,789 10,953 3,727 14,680 8,396 2,850 11,246 8,268 2,835 11,103 46.63 48.96 KADUNA 29,880 19,868 49,748 24,114 16,896 41,010 24,878 17,299 42,177 21,158 15,208 36,366 20,517 14,805 35,322 68.66 74.52 KANO 51,086 22,689 73,775 37,408 18,513 55,921 33,008 17,226 50,234 27,709 14,986 42,695 27,211 14,766 41,977 53.27 65.08 KATSINA 33,366 14,772 48,138 21,665 9,465 31,130 18,512 8,790 27,302 14,802 6,719 21,521 14,524 6,626 21,150 43.53 44.86 KEBBI 19,416 8,198 27,614 13,494 6,064 19,558 13,188 6,111 19,299 10,313 4,769 15,082 10,018 4,593 14,611 51.6 56.03 KOGI 14,434 9,884 24,318 13,678 9,436 23,114 13,404 9,131 22,535 12,802 8,768 21,570 12,669 8,687 21,356 87.77 87.89 KWARA 11,410 9,714 21,124 10,245 8,886 19,131 9,869 8,216 18,085 8,997 7,634 16,631 8,921 7,587 16,508 78.19 78.1 LAGOS 26,323 27,520 53,843 24,731 26,167 50,898 23,835 24,595 48,430 22,725 23,672 46,397 22,241 23,242 45,483 84.49 84.45 NASARAWA 19,159 13,424 32,583 17,392 12,340 29,732 16,897 11,772 28,669 15,664 10,973 26,637 15,487 10,875 26,362 80.83 81.01 NIGER 22,228 15,237 37,465 16,497 10,998 27,495 16,093 11,268 27,361 13,009 8,856 21,865 12,358 8,307 20,665 55.6 54.52 OGUN 12,375 12,685 25,060 11,722 12,163 23,885 11,188 11,378 22,566 10,799 11,056 21,855 10,632 10,936 21,568 85.92 86.21 ONDO 13,042 12,564 25,606 11,805 11,610 23,415 11,560 11,204 22,764 10,767 10,584 21,351 10,570 10,459 21,029 81.05 83.25 OSUN 14,521 14,641 29,162 13,284 13,519 26,803 13,270 13,357 26,627 12,397 12,582 24,979 12,193 12,417 24,610 83.97 84.81 OYO 28,216 28,256 56,472 25,904 26,265 52,169 25,105 25,013 50,118 23,711 23,817 47,528 23,366 23,582 46,948 82.81 83.46 PLATEAU 18,928 15,333 34,261 16,313 13,214 29,527 15,545 12,293 27,838 13,855 10,930 24,785 13,610 10,746 24,356 71.9 70.08 RIVERS 5,602 6,240 11,842 5,304 5,958 11,262 4,746 5,131 9,877 4,589 4,984 9,573 4,493 4,920 9,413 80.2 78.85 SOKOTO 18,188 6,968 25,156 13,499 5,305 18,804 10,801 4,622 15,423 8,975 4,029 13,004 8,424 3,896 12,320 46.32 55.91 TARABA 12,842 6,776 19,618 11,063 5,863 16,926 10,110 5,405 15,515 9,076 4,877 13,953 8,900 4,766 13,666 69.3 70.34 YOBE 11,696 4,452 16,148 7,703 3,185 10,888 6,899 3,450 10,349 5,616 2,646 8,262 5,445 2,586 8,031 46.55 58.09 ZAMFARA 19,861 7,027 26,888 12,413 4,985 17,398 12,081 5,221 17,302 9,063 4,084 13,147 8,798 4,037 12,835 44.3 57.45 FCT-ABUJA 8,137 9,772 17,909 7,243 8,708 15,951 6,225 6,430 12,655 5,761 5,984 11,745 5,596 5,775 11,371 68.77 59.1 OVERSEAS 8 11 19 6 10 16 3 5 8 3 4 7 3 4 7 37.5 36.36 NATIONAL 595,534 426,940 1,022,474 485,897 371,802 857,699 460,716 352,130 812,846 406,599 320,089 726,688 398,190 314,954 713,144 66.86 73.77 SOURCE: NATIONAL EXAMINATION COUNCIL (NECO) Table A6.5.2a: DISTRIBUTION OF RESULTS BY STATE, GENDER AND SUBJECT SSCE 2014 (NOV/DEC) Perc. of 5 Credits Total Number of candidates Sat Credit Pass in English Credit Pass in mathematics Credit Pass in Maths & Eng 5 Credits including Maths &Eng including Maths & Eng State (%) Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female ABIA 341 318 659 201 204 405 241 235 476 173 165 338 149 149 298 43.7 46.86 ADAMAWA 160 101 261 62 31 93 60 36 96 36 16 52 8 2 10 5 1.98 AKWA-IBOM 608 589 1197 388 370 758 391 421 812 262 280 542 180 213 393 29.61 36.16 ANAMBRA 314 291 605 146 140 286 159 144 303 93 78 171 47 51 98 14.97 17.53 BAUCHI 753 180 933 317 76 393 264 71 335 164 41 205 68 19 87 9.03 10.56 BAYELSA 116 83 199 28 24 52 11 7 18 3 4 7 1 3 4 0.86 3.61 BENUE 487 281 768 260 129 389 121 77 198 89 51 140 26 14 40 5.34 4.98 BORNO 114 62 176 50 16 66 17 8 25 11 3 14 4 2 6 3.51 3.23 CROSS-RIVER 365 293 658 134 131 265 72 66 138 45 40 85 16 20 36 4.38 6.83 DELTA 1,183 1,059 2242 505 492 997 489 478 967 261 276 537 139 148 287 11.75 13.98 EBONYI 274 224 498 153 122 275 112 97 209 78 69 147 46 46 92 16.79 20.54 EDO 430 344 774 192 173 365 172 140 312 102 90 192 40 25 65 9.3 7.27 EKITI 373 393 766 229 267 496 223 238 461 162 175 337 73 80 153 19.57 20.36 ENUGU 656 654 1310 421 444 865 353 401 754 245 305 550 176 260 436 26.83 39.76 FCT-ABUJA 499 463 962 186 176 362 97 73 170 50 43 93 17 17 34 3.41 3.67 GOMBE 363 160 523 117 51 168 107 34 141 40 10 50 5 4 9 1.38 2.5 IMO 383 349 732 202 202 404 124 144 268 82 95 177 53 67 120 13.84 19.2 JIGAWA 1,459 189 1648 447 95 542 341 69 410 145 41 186 38 12 50 2.6 6.35 KADUNA 1,233 586 1819 688 357 1045 555 287 842 389 215 604 223 131 354 18.09 22.35 KANO 3,098 852 3950 1,266 385 1651 1,888 594 2482 921 302 1223 481 187 668 15.53 21.95 KATSINA 2,330 375 2705 731 153 884 679 172 851 362 93 455 174 54 228 7.47 14.4 KEBBI 477 175 652 242 101 343 202 102 304 132 65 197 76 35 111 15.93 20 KOGI 395 312 707 242 202 444 157 143 300 113 97 210 43 19 62 10.89 6.09 KWARA 784 683 1467 487 411 898 499 430 929 399 332 731 299 267 566 38.14 39.09 LAGOS 2,305 1,845 4150 1,620 1,292 2912 1,444 1,206 2650 1,096 913 2009 718 592 1310 31.15 32.09 NASARAWA 762 490 1252 451 293 744 354 233 587 243 160 403 105 60 165 13.78 12.24 NIGER 2,961 1,612 4573 1,038 606 1644 1,404 863 2267 679 442 1121 409 294 703 13.81 18.24 OGUN 3,456 3,059 6515 2,139 1,928 4067 2,638 2,457 5095 1,754 1,626 3380 1,401 1,370 2771 40.54 44.79 ONDO 553 510 1063 248 248 496 253 219 472 153 144 297 69 66 135 12.48 12.94 OSUN 1,236 1,058 2294 574 474 1048 601 473 1074 371 306 677 187 165 352 15.13 15.6 OYO 5,061 4,501 9562 2,895 2,589 5484 3,347 3,124 6471 2,117 1,957 4074 1,593 1,539 3132 31.48 34.19 PLATEAU 640 458 1098 216 173 389 151 105 256 86 63 149 53 44 97 8.28 9.61 RIVERS 834 728 1562 537 474 1011 504 474 978 369 319 688 246 234 480 29.5 32.14 SOKOTO 510 183 693 323 137 460 362 144 506 290 119 409 234 105 339 45.88 57.38 TARABA 343 186 529 152 77 229 52 42 94 27 23 50 3 6 9 0.87 3.23 YOBE 1,439 259 1698 635 102 737 436 70 506 258 37 295 102 14 116 7.09 5.41 ZAMFARA 94 92 186 51 46 97 24 33 57 16 25 41 8 8 16 8.51 8.7 NATIONAL 37,389 23,997 61,386 18,573 13,191 31,764 18,904 13,910 32,814 11,816 9,020 20,836 7,510 6,322 13,832 20.09 26.34 SOURCE: NATIONAL EXAMINATION COUNCIL (NECO) Table A6.5.2b: DISTRIBUTION OF RESULTS BY STATE, GENDER AND SUBJECT SSCE 2015 (NOV/DEC) Perc. of 5 Credits Total Number of candidates Sat Credit Pass in English Credit Pass in mathematics Credit Pass in Maths & Eng 5 Credits including Maths &Eng including Maths & Eng State (%)

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female ABIA 351 355 706 280 289 569 298 314 612 254 277 531 240 263 503 68.38 74.08 ADAMAWA 363 159 522 191 88 279 180 72 252 102 41 143 90 37 127 24.79 23.27 AKWA-IBOM 659 767 1,426 305 326 631 378 410 788 215 226 441 182 184 366 27.62 23.99 ANAMBRA 281 255 536 216 190 406 192 169 361 131 129 260 124 109 233 44.13 42.75 BAUCHI 1,164 250 1,414 409 74 483 616 113 729 125 24 149 100 20 120 8.59 8 BAYELSA 73 54 127 46 33 79 30 28 58 14 14 28 10 11 21 13.7 20.37 BENUE 446 222 668 178 97 275 207 92 299 85 33 118 57 25 82 12.78 11.26 BORNO 70 47 117 40 24 64 45 25 70 7 9 16 7 5 12 10 10.64 CROSS-RIVER 349 344 693 179 181 360 200 198 398 82 80 162 68 67 135 19.48 19.48 DELTA 726 671 1,397 411 372 783 462 412 874 191 180 371 166 156 322 22.87 23.25 EBONYI 156 161 317 90 102 192 70 70 140 54 59 113 40 42 82 25.64 26.09 EDO 316 251 567 158 116 274 158 128 286 61 48 109 46 34 80 14.56 13.55 EKITI 376 301 677 221 198 419 305 251 556 139 135 274 118 118 236 31.38 39.2 ENUGU 444 485 929 258 301 559 276 297 573 147 194 341 131 159 290 29.5 32.78 GOMBE 432 159 591 50 19 69 120 39 159 22 10 32 11 5 16 2.55 3.14 IMO 222 270 492 156 190 346 169 202 371 80 104 184 74 94 168 33.33 34.81 JIGAWA 443 55 498 196 21 217 93 14 107 29 5 34 20 5 25 4.51 9.09 KADUNA 1,036 559 1,595 659 390 1,049 666 377 1,043 362 195 557 298 180 478 28.76 32.2 KANO 2,169 572 2,741 1,347 359 1,706 1,504 431 1,935 661 198 859 596 175 771 27.48 30.59 KATSINA 351 91 442 167 37 204 234 58 292 82 24 106 77 22 99 21.94 24.18 KEBBI 255 138 393 130 77 207 199 111 310 125 63 188 86 42 128 33.73 30.43 KOGI 250 178 428 121 85 206 119 74 193 33 27 60 28 26 54 11.2 14.61 KWARA 652 605 1,257 505 462 967 496 434 930 284 245 529 265 220 485 40.64 36.36 LAGOS 1,853 1,589 3,442 1,081 944 2,025 1,225 1,028 2,253 457 403 860 376 319 695 20.29 20.08 NASARAWA 501 321 822 234 160 394 285 174 459 115 71 186 92 50 142 18.36 15.58 NIGER 2,762 1,621 4,383 1,354 832 2,186 1,918 1,172 3,090 1,104 725 1,829 837 539 1,376 30.3 33.25 OGUN 3,203 2,870 6,073 2,467 2,228 4,695 2,822 2,524 5,346 2,158 2,011 4,169 1,893 1,765 3,658 59.1 61.5 ONDO 472 419 891 280 263 543 288 262 550 97 115 212 84 105 189 17.8 25.06 OSUN 896 807 1,703 450 391 841 463 389 852 194 145 339 179 130 309 19.98 16.11 OYO 4,719 4,299 9,018 3,283 3,100 6,383 3,335 3,041 6,376 2,329 2,339 4,668 1,878 1,890 3,768 39.8 43.96 PLATEAU 466 328 794 274 202 476 272 199 471 99 65 164 83 60 143 17.81 18.29 RIVERS 649 595 1,244 349 365 714 426 405 831 196 226 422 155 189 344 23.88 31.76 SOKOTO 321 162 483 213 121 334 202 115 317 110 57 167 84 44 128 26.17 27.16 TARABA 143 95 238 95 60 155 76 43 119 41 25 66 34 20 54 23.78 21.05 YOBE 170 46 216 110 26 136 121 31 152 77 17 94 62 14 76 36.47 30.43 ZAMFARA 284 83 367 54 20 74 99 15 114 49 10 59 20 3 23 7.04 3.61 FCT-ABUJA 466 411 877 221 197 418 146 72 218 40 35 75 31 19 50 6.65 4.62 NATIONAL 28,489 20,595 49,084 16,778 12,940 29,718 18,695 13,789 32,484 10,351 8,564 18,915 8,642 7,146 15,788 30.33 34.7 SOURCE: NATIONAL EXAMINATION COUNCIL (NECO) Table A6.5.2c: DISTRIBUTION OF RESULTS BY STATE, GENDER AND SUBJECT SSCE 2016 (NOV/DEC) Perc. of 5 Credits Total Number of candidates Sat Credit Pass in English Credit Pass in mathematics Credit Pass in Maths & Eng 5 Credits including Maths &Eng including Maths & Eng State (%) Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female ABIA 345 299 644 145 134 279 236 212 448 132 122 254 127 119 246 36.81 39.8 ADAMAWA 438 197 635 294 134 428 367 159 526 272 122 394 255 118 373 58.22 59.9 AKWA-IBOM 590 528 1118 428 381 809 494 450 944 393 366 759 361 349 710 61.19 66.1 ANAMBRA 253 241 494 202 193 395 206 199 405 179 174 353 169 169 338 66.8 70.12 BAUCHI 415 152 567 80 23 103 241 94 335 67 18 85 59 16 75 14.22 10.53 BAYELSA 105 105 210 66 68 134 65 70 135 48 53 101 39 48 87 37.14 45.71 BENUE 334 174 508 183 109 292 199 103 302 147 83 230 122 71 193 36.53 40.8 BORNO 162 58 220 95 40 135 123 52 175 82 38 120 64 32 96 39.51 55.17 CROSS-RIVER 301 258 559 194 164 358 235 201 436 162 146 308 151 133 284 50.17 51.55 DELTA 599 582 1181 436 442 878 491 462 953 398 378 776 355 351 706 59.27 60.31 EBONYI 136 123 259 96 92 188 79 72 151 68 59 127 63 51 114 46.32 41.46 EDO 323 253 576 170 122 292 186 141 327 139 99 238 119 87 206 36.84 34.39 EKITI 343 298 641 259 227 486 276 258 534 233 215 448 214 200 414 62.39 67.11 ENUGU 488 526 1014 403 444 847 429 469 898 372 418 790 358 399 757 73.36 75.86 GOMBE 258 119 377 121 58 179 73 38 111 48 18 66 36 13 49 13.95 10.92 IMO 184 169 353 110 102 212 135 122 257 97 85 182 90 78 168 48.91 46.15 JIGAWA 1,165 186 1351 587 70 657 928 153 1081 513 55 568 408 46 454 35.02 24.73 KADUNA 928 457 1385 666 328 994 667 332 999 506 249 755 460 215 675 49.57 47.05 KANO 2,576 764 3340 1,988 602 2590 2,319 718 3037 1,867 583 2450 1,714 556 2270 66.54 72.77 KATSINA 275 99 374 177 69 246 188 64 252 147 60 207 111 47 158 40.36 47.47 KEBBI 353 224 577 293 173 466 263 118 381 231 105 336 204 98 302 57.79 43.75 KOGI 239 206 445 170 131 301 173 144 317 150 110 260 131 106 237 54.81 51.46 KWARA 672 638 1310 507 503 1010 613 582 1195 486 480 966 463 451 914 68.9 70.69 LAGOS 2,417 2,021 4438 1,177 933 2110 2,069 1,753 3822 1,112 887 1999 1,018 835 1853 42.12 41.32 NASARAWA 422 334 756 322 248 570 377 299 676 305 235 540 271 209 480 64.22 62.57 NIGER 1,802 1,228 3030 1,323 906 2229 1,581 1,071 2652 1,235 853 2088 1,164 808 1972 64.59 65.8 OGUN 2,930 2,757 5687 2,434 2,307 4741 2,749 2,605 5354 2,357 2,237 4594 2,295 2,197 4492 78.33 79.69 ONDO 457 333 790 355 254 609 364 260 624 324 224 548 296 205 501 64.77 61.56 OSUN 808 701 1509 578 501 1079 687 587 1274 532 462 994 466 419 885 57.67 59.77 OYO 4,459 4,054 8513 3,716 3,360 7076 4,092 3,716 7808 3,549 3,212 6761 3,415 3,107 6522 76.59 76.64 PLATEAU 614 443 1057 477 344 821 530 390 920 450 330 780 412 304 716 67.1 68.62 RIVERS 557 520 1077 355 338 693 462 451 913 326 314 640 283 285 568 50.81 54.81 SOKOTO 193 85 278 90 45 135 135 54 189 84 40 124 74 35 109 38.34 41.18 TARABA 220 119 339 132 73 205 129 66 195 100 46 146 85 43 128 38.64 36.13 YOBE 433 120 553 261 74 335 334 84 418 231 61 292 214 61 275 49.42 50.83 ZAMFARA 188 42 230 58 23 81 43 6 49 25 4 29 20 4 24 10.64 9.52 FCT-ABUJA 364 359 723 180 160 340 191 170 361 124 104 228 95 84 179 26.1 23.4 NATIONAL 27,346 19,772 47,118 19,128 14,175 33,303 22,729 16,725 39,454 17,491 13,045 30,536 16,181 12,349 28,530 59.17 62.46 SOURCE: NATIONAL EXAMINATION COUNCIL (NECO) TABLE A6.6.1: TOTAL NO OF STUDENTS ENROLLED IN NIGERIAN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION BY INSTITUTION, OWNERSHIP,SEX AND YEAR

FED=1, 2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015 COLLEGE PUB/PRI STATE=2 M+F F M+F F M+F F FCE ABEOKUTA PUB 1 5,507 3,575 5,999 3,991 4,866 3,295 FCE (T) AKOKA PUB 1 2,497 1,700 2,432 1,608 2,182 1,560 FCE (T) ASABA PUB 1 1,956 1,543 2,445 1,976 2,238 1,824 FCE (T) BICHI PUB 1 6,465 1,375 10,290 2,147 9,336 2,099 FCE EHA-AMUFU PUB 1 2,708 2,258 3,301 2,736 3,787 3,149 FCE (T) GOMBE PUB 1 5,274 1,961 6,479 2,431 7,286 2,751 FCE (T) GUSAU PUB 1 3,002 3,002 3,374 3,374 3,310 3,310 FCE KANO PUB 1 4,981 1,968 5,728 2,141 5,863 2,062 FCE KATSINA PUB 1 4,048 1,583 4,513 1,489 5,865 1,687 FCE KONTAGORA PUB 1 2,725 1,210 2,118 913 2,824 1,204 FCE OBUDU PUB 1 4,152 2,312 4,959 2,553 5,104 2,564 FCE OKENE PUB 1 3,513 2,255 4,483 2,861 4,499 2,902 FCE (T) OMOKU PUB 1 2,579 1,466 11,861 6,333 0 0 ADEYEMI COE ONDO PUB 1 7,075 4,221 4,497 2,672 8,651 5,350 FCE (SP) OYO PUB 1 6,817 4,352 6,769 4,348 6,826 4,346 FCE PANKSHIN PUB 1 6,261 3,059 7,747 3,820 7,375 3,579 FCE (T) POTISKUM PUB 1 2,852 1,024 3,052 1,022 3,258 826 FCE (T) UMUNZE PUB 1 3,915 2,986 2,838 2,364 3,519 2,947 FCE YOLA PUB 1 6,680 3,150 5,733 2,773 7,165 3,520 FCE ZARIA PUB 1 9,711 4,277 9,378 4,287 11,489 4,928 AICOE OWERRI PUB 1 4,685 4,116 3,039 2,389 4,352 3,530 COE AFAHA-NSIT PUB 2 2,786 2,027 4,084 2,995 4,814 3,535 COE AGBOR PUB 2 5,431 4,043 4,913 3,663 3,892 2,664 COE AKAMKPA PUB 2 5,323 3,053 6,536 3,796 6,734 4,048 COE AKWANGA PUB 2 6,548 2,570 9,401 3,481 10,570 3,845 COE ANKPA PUB 2 3,070 1,719 3,759 2,008 1,770 892 COE ARGUNGU PUB 2 3,536 611 0 0 4,230 749 COE(T) AROCHUKWU PUB 2 766 541 730 498 1,257 723 COE AZARE PUB 2 0 0 6,782 1,992 7,856 2,010 UIECEST BAMA PUB 2 0 0 0 0 2,638 1,146 YBU COE DAURA PUB 2 1,190 177 0 0 0 0 IK COE DUTSIN-MA PUB 2 5,434 1,067 3,958 1,118 4,354 1,445 COE EKIADOLOR PUB 2 6,589 4,571 6,193 4,259 5,559 3,661 ESCOE ENUGU PUB 2 926 758 3,825 3,410 5,917 4,904 MOCOPED EPE PUB 2 0 0 0 0 485 330 COE GASHUA PUB 2 0 0 4,392 973 7,250 2,195 COE GIDAN WAYA PUB 2 4,205 1,990 5,808 2,641 5,886 2,771 COE GINDIRI PUB 2 2,907 1,011 3,998 1,454 3,899 1,350 COE GUMEL PUB 2 10,190 1,530 12,540 1,777 8,946 1,435 COE HONG PUB 2 6,017 2,205 8,014 2,844 9,465 3,796 TASCE IJEBU - OMU PUB 2 2,068 1,194 3,206 2,138 3,098 2,026 COE IKERE-EKITI PUB 2 4,635 3,370 5,623 3,945 4,510 3,099 COE ILA-ORANGUN PUB 2 12,903 7,895 10,887 6,680 0 0 COE ILESHA PUB 2 3,459 2,211 4,528 2,835 4,174 2,772 ESCOE IKWO PUB 2 1,953 1,088 1,953 1,100 1,917 1,091 COE ILORIN PUB 2 3,824 2,326 7,196 3,962 9,531 5,501 COE IGUEBEN PUB 2 1,402 995 1,351 953 1,102 765 COE ZING PUB 2 4,272 1,432 3,168 1,278 3,927 1,599 COE (T) KABBA PUB 2 9,712 4,320 171 82 279 121 COE KATSINA-ALA PUB 2 21,019 6,554 11,175 4,922 10,656 4,476 SRCOE KUMBOTSO PUB 2 3,668 1,277 23,016 7,343 23,646 8,167 COE (T) LAFIAGI PUB 2 2,349 1,409 0 0 5,475 1,646 KICOE MAIDUGURI PUB 2 O O 2,553 1,483 2,682 1,736 MOGOLIS MAIDUGURI PUB 2 6,572 802 971 501 1,457 730 COE MARU PUB 2 15,261 6,939 7,483 955 7,152 1,067 COE MINNA PUB 2 1,740 1,073 0 0 0 0 COPE MOSOGAR PUB 2 1,259 1,082 1,290 761 972 624 NOCOE NSUGBE PUB 2 7,258 3,031 1,474 1,259 1,616 1,399 COE OJU PUB 2 686 351 9,435 3,645 0 0 BSCOE SAGBAMA PUB 2 2,824 1,689 0 0 1,772 984 COE ORO PUB 2 3,494 2,253 2,824 1,689 3,551 2,219 AOCOE OTO-IJANIKIN PUB 2 6,954 4,558 4,356 2,744 3,741 2,477 EACOE OYO PUB 2 O O 10,184 6,706 7,812 5,182 I.A. UNI. OF EDU PORT HARCOURT PUB 2 12,361 3,481 0 0 0 0 SSCOE SOKOTO PUB 2 5,266 1,677 14,387 3,606 16,348 3,572 COE WAKA-BIU PUB 2 2,216 1,666 5,992 2,450 5,566 1,798 COE WARRI PUB 2 4,468 2,889 2,128 1,591 2,045 1,617 FCT COE ZUBA PUB 2 209 16 5,196 3,083 5,462 3,099 NASE ILORIN PUB 1 1,048 338 197 17 197 18 UCOE AUKPA ADOKA PRIV 1,211 601 830 279 0 0 YCCOE AYETORO PRIV 75 58 1,451 696 1,865 896 ST. AUG. COE LAGOS PRIV 329 236 102 72 93 64 HAVARD WILSON COE ABA PRIV 69 55 350 240 459 319 AFRICAN CHURCH COE AGEGE PRIV 154 106 84 50 0 0 ONIT COE ABAGANA PRIV 734 349 154 106 304 193 IPERE COE, AGYRAGU PRIV 1,937 995 657 220 613 215 APA COE AIDOGODO PRIV 2,438 1,177 759 367 671 310 AICOE ANKPA PRIV 1,625 989 1,780 878 1,770 892 HILL COE AKWANGA PRIV 1,771 1,122 2,687 995 4,510 2,220 BAYO TIJANI COE EGAN LAGOS PRIV 176 108 24 14 66 32 ALL STATES COLLEGE OF EDUC. ERO PRIV O O 0 0 1,297 432 ATCI ENUGU PRIV 73 44 190 131 266 168 IOECU COE ENUGU PRIV 252 145 229 171 418 318 OSISA TECH ENUGU PRIV 238 146 0 0 218 145 ANGEL CROWN COE G/ DAYA PRIV 575 275 77 49 53 35 DELAR COE IBADAN PRIV 0 0 0 0 0 0 MUFUTAU LANIHUN COE IBADAN PRIV 1,381 571 1,068 553 636 375 COE ILEMONA OFFA PRIV 0 0 676 337 498 277 BETHEL COE, IJARE, ONDO PRIV 27 13 114 71 61 34 STEADY FLOW COE, IKOM PRIV 136 61 173 85 214 102 MUHYIDEEN COE ILORIN PRIV 274 126 1,399 571 1,449 568 CORNER STONE COE, LAGOS PRIV 28 18 0 0 0 0 KINGSLEY COE ILORIN PRIV 57 44 44 22 635 312 NANA AISHAT COE ILORIN PRIV 777 513 592 273 424 197 ANSAR-UD-DEEN COE ISOLO PRIV 1,100 589 301 147 216 110 ROYAL CITY COE IYESI PRIV 2,273 689 44 22 40 17 TOP MOST COE IKPAJA AGBADO PRIV 645 513 185 140 202 159 COE LESSEL, GBOKO PRIV 370 199 354 128 370 108 CITY COE MARARABA GURKU PRIV 448 232 960 642 590 347 COE MORO PRIV 693 308 0 0 1,468 884 CALVIN F. COE NAKA PRIV 52 31 1,768 538 1,339 411 COE NSUKKA PRIV 4,210 1,438 630 483 716 562 ASSANUSIYA COE, ODEOMU PRIV 212 43 677 359 835 447 BEST LEGACY COE, OGBOMOSO PRIV 176 14 274 157 0 0 OYAMA MCOE OFAT PRIV O O 384 158 209 90 KWARARAFA COE, OTUKPO PRIV 49 10 171 66 174 74 AWORI DISTRICT COE SANGO OTTA PRIV 40 11 38 24 27 20 ATA POLYTECHNIC, BAUCHI PUB 1 269 13 323 55 593 133 PLATEAU STATE POLY B/LADI PUB 2 151 24 0 0 0 0 WAZIRI UMARU FED. POLY. B/KEBBI PUB 1 O O 0 0 396 157 KADUNA POLYTECHNIC PUB 1 O O 0 0 65 26 KANO STATE POLYTECHNIC, KANO PUB 2 O O 132 9 177 15 HUK POLY KATSINA PUB 1 O O 287 13 383 21 RAMAT POLYTECHNIC PUB 1 O O 122 42 386 125 NUHU BAMALLI POLY, ZARIA PUB 2 O O 0 0 0 0 BIA&IS BAUCHI PUB 2 O O 1,363 778 1,275 736 JCA&IE GOMBE PUB 2 O O 786 426 931 482 AMINU KANO CI & LEGAL ST. KANO PUB 2 O O 7,042 2,824 7,042 2,824 ANNUR INST. FOR ISLAMIC EDU. KANO PRIV O O 1,931 723 5,626 2,234 AD RUFAI CI & LEGAL ST. MISAU PUB 2 O O 777 153 1,402 481 MURITADHA COE, OLODO PRIV O O 48 25 46 22 ISLAMIC COE, POTISKUM PUB 2 O O 349 258 0 0 JIGAWA STATE COL &IS RINGIM PUB 2 O O 1,428 305 0 0 Global Coe Buruku PRIV O O 99 48 UPLAND COE Badagry PRIV O O 23 15 ECWA COE Igbaja PRIV O O 22 16 PAN AFRICAN COE IKOM PRIV O O 0 0 ECWA COE JOS PRIV O O 55 39 CORONA COE LEKKI PRIV O O 17 14 TOTAL 330,226 159,048 370,526 175,520 375,249 175,438 NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR COLLEGES OF EDUCATION, ABUJA TABLE A6.6.2: SUMMARY OF STUDENT ENROLMENT IN FEDERAL INSTITUTIONS BY STATE OF ORIGIN, YEAR AND SEX

2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015 STATE M F M F M F ABIA 2,744 1,955 1,122 834 1,288 958 ADAMAWA 10,110 4,047 4,647 2,347 321 176 AKWA-IBOM 3,811 2,807 503 354 5,545 2,898 ANAMBRA 5,896 4,607 3,580 2,941 3,784 3,175 BAUCHI 7,976 2,777 951 389 866 375 BAYELSA 1,299 730 65 35 61 32 BENUE 24,054 10,546 2,214 1,016 991 864 BORNO 6,421 2,406 315 167 473 205 CROSS RIVER 9,637 5,477 4,182 2,248 191 2,225 DELTA 11,251 8,034 1,126 781 1,198 881 EBONYI 2,839 1,670 587 415 513 372 EDO 7,433 5,256 989 686 967 666 EKITI 6,336 4,244 944 635 1,364 771 ENUGU 7,056 5,625 4,246 3,508 4,938 4,124 GOMBE 6,595 2,757 6,144 2,378 6,520 2,502 IMO 6,986 5,332 3,129 2,362 4,437 3,538 JIGAWA 18,563 4,724 904 320 731 231 KADUNA 6,339 2,988 7,337 3,759 8,847 4,156 KANO 26,404 8,196 13,371 3,041 9,738 2,916 KATSINA 13,123 3,061 4,677 1,555 1,434 516 KEBBI 6,917 1,562 187 104 283 167 KOGI 9,607 5,177 3,553 2,150 3,762 2,350 KWARA 11,771 5,734 1,054 555 1,099 591 LAGOS 1,771 1,065 685 455 474 305 NASARAWA 10,859 4,731 503 199 560 NIGER 13,879 6,029 998 335 1,239 404 OGUN 6,425 3,973 4,555 2,956 3,898 2,574 ONDO 13,170 8,363 4,322 2,730 6,188 3,951 OSUN 15,823 9,593 2,997 1,802 4,027 2,580 OYO 18,799 11,939 6,351 4,162 6,431 4,228 PLATEAU 9,820 4,015 6,781 3,285 6,519 3,109 RIVERS 2,444 1,366 11,949 6,396 100 70 SOKOTO 7,382 2,373 43 29 40 21 TARABA 2,289 1,038 1,402 541 1,647 741 YOBE 2,668 1,034 2,341 713 2,971 712 ZAMFARA 10,145 3,225 1,944 1,809 1,729 1,667 FCT-ABUJA 1,740 649 336 235 179 77 NON NIGERIAN 23 6 1 1 2 2 TOTAL 330,405 159,111 111,035 58,228 95,355 55,336 SOURCE: NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR COLLEGES OF EDUCATION, ABUJA Note: Some NCE-Awarding institutions are yet to supply their Data for 2014/2015 TABLE A6.6.3: STUDENTS ENROLMENT IN SPECIALISED INSTITUTIONS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND TYPE OF CERTIFICATE (2013/2014)

NATIONAL DIPLOMA HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA TOTAL PROGRAMS MODE M F TOTAL M F TOTAL M F TOTAL Accountancy FT 19 4 23 0 0 0 19 4 23 Accountancy PT 112 22 134 0 0 0 112 22 134 Aircraft Engr Tech FT 145 18 163 121 10 131 266 28 294 Architectural Tech FT 52 7 59 39 4 43 91 11 102 Boat & Ship Building Engr Tech FT 116 38 154 0 0 0 116 38 154 Building Technology FT 60 0 60 58 3 61 118 3 121 Business Admin & Mgt FT 162 52 214 0 0 0 162 52 214 Business Studies FT 707 122 829 132 51 183 839 173 1,012 Civil Engr Technology FT 56 4 60 0 0 0 56 4 60 Computer Science FT 129 30 159 0 0 0 129 30 159 Cooperative Economics & Management FT 261 306 567 202 238 440 463 544 1,007 Elect/electronics Engr FT 261 23 284 35 2 37 296 25 321 Explosive Ordinance Technology FT 9 0 9 0 0 0 9 0 9 Hospitality Management FT 0 35 35 0 11 11 0 46 46 Industrial and Labour Relations FT 13 7 20 0 0 0 13 7 20 Journalism FT 57 110 167 41 110 151 98 220 318 Journalism PT 52 85 137 10 12 22 62 97 159 Local Govt Studies FT 8 3 11 0 0 0 8 3 11 Marine Engr. Tech. FT 805 91 896 307 22 329 1,112 113 1,225 Mechanical Engr Techn FT 63 1 64 0 0 0 63 1 64 Nautical Science FT 527 70 597 91 13 104 618 83 701 Office Technology & Management FT 63 39 102 0 0 0 63 39 102 Public Admin FT 221 114 335 0 0 0 221 114 335 Public Admin PT 12 5 17 0 0 0 12 5 17 Purchasing and Supply FT 0 0 0 44 8 52 44 8 52 Quantity Survey FT 47 6 53 32 4 36 79 10 89 Social Development FT 88 20 108 0 0 0 88 20 108 Surveying & Geoinformatics FT 283 32 315 177 28 205 460 60 520 TOTAL 4,328 1,244 5,572 1,289 516 1,805 5,617 1,760 7,377 SOURCE: NATIONAL BOARD FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION, NBTE TABLE A6.6.4: STUDENTS ENROLMENT IN COLLEGES OF AGRICULTURE BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND TYPE OF CERTIFICATE (2013/2014)

NATIONAL DIPLOMA HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA TOTAL PROGRAMS MODE M F TOTAL M F TOTAL M F MF Agric Engineering Technology FT 726 203 929 8 0 8 734 203 937 Agric Engr (farm Power Machine) FT 157 50 207 107 7 114 264 57 321 Agric Ext & Mgt FT 0 0 0 621 258 879 621 258 879 Agric Tech(general Agric) FT 1,459 369 1,828 282 37 319 1,741 406 2,147 Agric Technology(post Harvest) FT 0 0 0 36 2 38 36 2 38 Agric. Technology ( Agric Farm Mgt.) FT 156 64 220 0 0 0 156 64 220 Agricultural Bio Environmental Engineering FT 327 78 405 51 4 55 378 82 460 Agricultural Engineering Technology (soil) FT 0 0 0 25 0 25 25 0 25 Agriculture FT 1,292 595 1,887 0 0 0 1,292 595 1,887 Animal Health & Production Tech. FT 2,552 996 3,548 446 144 590 2,998 1,140 4,138 Animal Health Tech FT 99 58 157 204 70 274 303 128 431 Animal Health Technology FT 168 11 179 167 18 185 335 29 364 Animal Production Tecnology FT 0 0 0 676 213 889 676 213 889 Computer Science FT 347 188 535 0 0 0 347 188 535 Crop Production Technology FT 0 0 0 189 71 260 189 71 260 Environmental Health Tech. FT 0 45 45 0 0 0 0 45 45 Fisheries Tech FT 645 206 851 195 66 261 840 272 1,112 Food Technology FT 27 67 94 0 0 0 27 67 94 Forestry Technology FT 817 191 1,008 129 36 165 946 227 1,173 Home & Rural Economics FT 413 622 1,035 0 150 150 413 772 1,185 Horticulture & Landscape Tech FT 165 57 222 168 30 198 333 87 420 Hospitality Management FT 20 59 79 0 0 0 20 59 79 Marine Engr. Tech. FT 229 10 239 0 0 0 229 10 239 Nautical Science FT 177 6 183 0 0 0 177 6 183 Pest Mgt Tech FT 0 0 0 158 55 213 158 55 213 Pre-nd Science FT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Science Lab Tech FT 211 304 515 0 0 0 211 304 515 Soil Science & Technology FT 0 0 0 90 52 142 90 52 142 Statistics FT 150 73 223 0 0 0 150 73 223 Surveying & Geoinformatics FT 25 5 30 19 1 20 44 6 50 Wildlife Mgt Tech FT 34 0 34 0 0 0 34 0 34 Wood & Paper Tech. FT 38 13 51 7 2 9 45 15 60 TOTAL 10,234 4,270 14,504 3,578 1,216 4,794 13,812 5,486 19,298 SOURCE: NATIONAL BOARD FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION, NBTE TABLE A6.6.5: STUDENTS ENROLMENT IN COLLEGES OF HEALTH TECHNOLOGY BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND TYPE OF CERTIFICATE (2013/2014)

NATIONAL DIPLOMA HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA TOTAL S/No PROGRAMS MODE M F TOTAL M F TOTAL M F MF 1 Community Health FT 34 86 120 9 20 29 43 106 149 2 Community Health Work FT 166 414 580 104 89 193 270 503 773 3 Computer Science FT 5 1 6 0 0 0 5 1 6 4 Dental Technology FT 32 88 120 42 54 96 74 142 216 5 Dental Therapy FT 42 78 120 41 59 100 83 137 220 6 Environmental Health Tech. FT 150 343 493 207 367 574 357 710 1067 7 Health Information Mgt FT 313 693 1006 183 336 519 496 1029 1525 8 Hospitality Management FT 12 81 93 0 0 0 12 81 93 9 Nutrition and Dietetics FT 6 60 66 0 0 0 6 60 66 10 Prosthetic & Orthotics Technology FT 15 22 37 0 0 0 15 22 37 11 Public Health Nursing FT 1 21 22 13 76 89 14 97 111 12 Social Development FT 68 94 162 0 0 0 68 94 162 13 Statistics FT 12 9 21 0 0 0 12 9 21 TOTAL 856 1990 2846 599 1001 1600 1455 2991 4446 SOURCE: NATIONAL BOARD FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION, NBTE TABLE A6.6.6: STUDENTS ENROLMENT IN SPECIALISED INSTITUTIONS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND TYPE OF CERTIFICATE (2014/2015)

NATIONAL DIPLOMA HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA TOTAL PROGRAMS MODE M F TOTAL M F TOTAL M F MF Accountancy FT 117 31 148 0 0 0 117 31 148 Accountancy PT 30 6 36 0 0 0 30 6 36 Aircraft Engineering (Airframe and Power Plant) FT 0 0 0 11 0 11 11 0 11 Aircraft Engineering (Avionics) FT 0 0 0 9 0 9 9 0 9 Aircraft Engr Tech FT 186 24 210 163 5 168 349 29 378 Architectural Tech FT 63 12 75 34 4 38 97 16 113 Banking and Finance FT 30 17 47 0 0 0 30 17 47 Boat & Ship Building Engr Tech FT 216 10 226 0 0 0 216 10 226 Building Technology FT 100 0 100 71 4 75 171 4 175 Business Admin & Mgt FT 343 133 476 0 0 0 343 133 476 Business Studies FT 558 123 681 114 31 145 672 154 826 Civil Engr Technology FT 100 7 107 0 0 0 100 7 107 Computer Science FT 292 80 372 0 0 0 292 80 372 Cooperative Economics & Management FT 144 191 335 139 152 291 283 343 626 Elect/elect (electronics) FT 59 0 59 40 5 45 99 5 104 Elect/electronics Engr FT 166 10 176 0 0 0 166 10 176 Estate Mgt FT 48 8 56 0 0 0 48 8 56 Explosive Ordinance Technology FT 10 1 11 0 0 0 10 1 11 Hospitality Management FT 0 47 47 0 12 12 0 59 59 Industrial and Labour Relations FT 26 13 39 0 0 0 26 13 39 Leather Technology FT 37 0 37 22 4 26 59 4 63 Local Govt Studies FT 96 32 128 0 0 0 96 32 128 Marine Engr. Tech. FT 448 23 471 281 18 299 729 41 770 Mass Communication FT 58 98 156 33 106 139 91 204 295 Mass Communication PT 28 53 81 12 12 24 40 65 105 Mechanical Engr Techn FT 90 1 91 0 0 0 90 1 91 Nautical Science FT 313 38 351 87 12 99 400 50 450 Office Technology & Management FT 43 47 90 8 8 16 51 55 106 Polymer Tech FT 78 17 95 29 21 50 107 38 145 Public Admin FT 304 199 503 8 11 19 312 210 522 Public Admin PT 175 18 193 0 0 0 175 18 193 Purchasing and Supply FT 0 0 0 53 9 62 53 9 62 Quantity Survey FT 44 7 51 34 7 41 78 14 92 Science Lab Tech FT 151 148 299 0 0 0 151 148 299 Science Lab Tech (biochemistry) FT 0 0 0 17 18 35 17 18 35 Science Lab Tech (chemistry) FT 0 0 0 12 5 17 12 5 17 Science Lab Tech (microbiology) FT 0 0 0 18 51 69 18 51 69 Social Development FT 52 23 75 0 0 0 52 23 75 Surveying & Geoinformatics FT 331 32 363 175 25 200 506 57 563 Urban and Reg Planning FT 26 3 29 0 0 0 26 3 29 Water Resources Engineering Technology FT 12 5 17 5 0 5 17 5 22 TOTAL 4,774 1,457 6,231 1,375 520 1,895 6,149 1,977 8,126 SOURCE: NATIONAL BOARD FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION, NBTE TABLE A6.6.7: STUDENTS ENROLMENT IN COLLEGES OF AGRICULTURE BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND TYPE OF CERTIFICATE (2014/2015)

NATIONAL DIPLOMA HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA TOTAL PROGRAMS MODE M F TOTAL M F TOTAL M F MF

Agric Engineering Technology FT 1,686 372 2,058 312 32 344 1,998 404 2,402

Agric Engineering Technology PT 50 17 67 6 3 9 56 20 76

Agric Engr (farm Power Machine) FT 0 0 0 6 3 9 6 3 9

Agric Ext & Mgt FT 46 7 53 771 338 1,109 817 345 1,162

Agric Ext & Mgt PT 0 0 0 15 3 18 15 3 18

Agric Tech(general Agric) FT 1,090 613 1,703 0 0 0 1,090 613 1,703

Agric Tech(general Agric) PT 25 12 37 0 0 0 25 12 37

Agric Technology(post Harvest) FT 0 0 0 38 3 41 38 3 41

Agric. Technology ( Agric Farm Mgt.) FT 159 32 191 0 0 0 159 32 191

Agricultural Bio Environmental Engineering FT 427 104 531 67 5 72 494 109 603

Agricultural Engineering Technology (soil) FT 0 0 0 2 1 3 2 1 3

Agriculture FT 193 141 334 53 60 113 246 201 447

Agriculture PT 84 41 125 20 7 27 104 48 152

Animal Health & Production Tech. FT 1,505 654 2,159 252 23 275 1,757 677 2,434

Animal Health & Production Tech. PT 194 61 255 0 0 0 194 61 255

Animal Health Tech FT 0 0 0 56 40 96 56 40 96

Animal Health Technology FT 679 87 766 277 65 342 956 152 1,108

Animal Health Technology PT 0 0 0 18 0 18 18 0 18

Animal Production Tecnology FT 0 0 0 718 317 1,035 718 317 1,035

Animal Production Tecnology PT 0 0 0 16 5 21 16 5 21

Computer Science FT 693 456 1,149 0 0 0 693 456 1,149

Computer Science PT 32 10 42 0 0 0 32 10 42

Crop Production Technology FT 0 0 0 223 92 315 223 92 315

Fisheries Tech FT 281 139 420 190 23 213 471 162 633

Fisheries Tech PT 1 3 4 0 0 0 1 3 4

Food Technology FT 16 16 32 0 0 0 16 16 32

Forestry Technology FT 587 132 719 152 49 201 739 181 920

Forestry Technology PT 34 1 35 33 0 33 67 1 68

Home & Rural Economics FT 159 606 765 10 153 163 169 759 928

Horticulture & Landscape Tech FT 249 65 314 160 51 211 409 116 525

Horticulture & Landscape Tech PT 14 26 40 6 2 8 20 28 48

Marine Engr. Tech. FT 237 5 242 0 0 0 237 5 242

Marine Engr. Tech. PT 33 0 33 0 0 0 33 0 33

Maritime Trans & Bus.std FT 103 25 128 0 0 0 103 25 128

Maritime Trans & Bus.std PT 28 3 31 0 0 0 28 3 31

Nautical Science FT 171 0 171 0 0 0 171 0 171

Nautical Science PT 24 1 25 0 0 0 24 1 25

Pest Mgt Tech FT 0 0 0 159 47 206 159 47 206

Science Lab Tech FT 234 365 599 0 0 0 234 365 599

Science Lab Tech PT 15 37 52 0 0 0 15 37 52

Soil Science & Technology FT 0 0 0 183 136 319 183 136 319

Statistics FT 174 85 259 0 0 0 174 85 259

Statistics PT 1 4 5 0 0 0 1 4 5

Surveying & Geoinformatics FT 30 10 40 29 3 32 59 13 72

Wildlife Mgt Tech FT 44 0 44 0 0 0 44 0 44

Wood & Paper Tech. FT 36 13 49 7 2 9 43 15 58

Wood & Paper Tech. PT 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1

TOTAL 9,335 4,143 13,478 3,779 1,463 5,242 13,114 5,606 18,720

SOURCE: NATIONAL BOARD FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION, NBTE TABLE A6.6.8 : STUDENTS ENROLMENT IN COLLEGES OF HEALTH TECHNOLOGY BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND TYPE OF CERTIFICATE (2014/2015)

NATIONAL DIPLOMA HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA TOTAL PROGRAMS MODE M F TOTAL M F TOTAL M F MF Community Health FT 40 76 116 26 44 70 66 120 186 Community Health Work FT 142 395 537 87 88 175 229 483 712 Dental Technology FT 20 100 120 28 92 120 48 192 240 Dental Therapy FT 29 91 120 37 76 113 66 167 233 Environmental Health Tech. FT 182 549 731 163 496 659 345 1,045 1,390 Health Information Mgt FT 383 883 1,266 271 488 759 654 1,371 2,025 Hospitality Management FT 37 123 160 1 6 7 38 129 167 Nutrition and Dietetics FT 11 56 67 0 0 0 11 56 67 Prosthetic & Orthotics Technology FT 20 19 39 10 2 12 30 21 51 Public Health Nursing FT 0 0 0 13 135 148 13 135 148 Social Development FT 54 108 162 0 0 0 54 108 162 TOTAL 918 2,400 3,318 636 1,427 2,063 1,554 3,827 5,381

SOURCE: NATIONAL BOARD FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION, NBTE TABLE A6.6.9a: POLYTECHNIC ENROLMENT BY INSTITUTIONS: 2013/2014

LOCATIO INSTITITION M F TOTAL N Abdu Gusau Polytechnic Talata Mafara Zamfara 1,584 427 2,011 Abia State Polytechnic Aba Abia 563 957 1,520 Abraham Adesanya Polytechnic, Ijebu Igbo Ogun 554 577 1,131 Abubakar Tatari Ali Polytechnic Bauchi Bauchi 3,183 663 3,846 Adamawa State Polytechnic Yola Adamawa 719 239 958 Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic Unwana, Ebonyi 2,541 1,383 3,924 Afikpo Akwa Ibom State College of Arts and Science, Akwa Ibom 187 180 367 Nung Ukim Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic Ikot Osurua Akwa Ibom 2,027 1,944 3,971 Allover Central Polytechnic Otta Ogun 248 201 449 Auchi Polytechnic Auchi Edo 10,685 8,648 19,333 Bayelsa State College of Arts and Science, Bayelsa 14 8 22 Elebele Benue State Polytechnic Ugbokolo Benue 2,251 1,094 3,345 Covenant Polytechnic, Aba Abia 252 161 413 Crown Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti Ekiti 661 568 1,229 D.S. Adegbenro ICT Polytechnic, Itori-Ewekoro, Ogun 280 188 468 Delta State Polytechnic Ogwashukwu Delta 1,888 1,285 3,173 Delta State Polytechnic Otefe Delta 1,406 965 2,371 Delta State Polytechnic Ozoro Delta 1,931 1,560 3,491 Dorben Polytechnic, Abuja FCT 605 492 1,097 Edo State Institute of Technology and Edo 1,127 633 1,760 Management, Usen Federal Polytechnic Ado Ekiti Ekiti 11,155 7,282 18,437 Federal Polytechnic Bauchi Bauchi LS LS LS Federal Polytechnic Bida Niger 5,364 2,717 8,081 Federal Polytechnic Damaturu Yobe 857 275 1,132 Federal Polytechnic Ede Osun LS LS LS Federal Polytechnic Idah Kogi 4,520 2,196 6,716 Federal Polytechnic Ilaro Ogun 4,016 3,519 7,535 Federal Polytechnic K/Namoda Zamfara 2,475 1,137 3,612 Federal Polytechnic Nassarawa Nasarawa 6,440 4,806 11,246 Federal Polytechnic Nekede Imo 5,393 4,729 10,122 Federal Polytechnic Offa Kwara 8,534 6,720 15,254 Federal Polytechnic Oko Anambra 2,905 2,567 5,472 Federal Polytechnic, Bali Taraba 426 133 559 Federal Polytechnic, Ekowe Bayelsa 71 6 77 Federal Polytechnic, Mubi Adamawa LS LS LS Fidei Polytechnic, Gboko Benue 804 516 1,320 Gateway ICT Polytechnic, Sapade Ogun 680 753 1,433 Grace Polytechnic Surulere-lagos Lagos 315 392 707 Hassan Usman Katsina Polytechnic Katsina Katsina 2,902 522 3,424 Heritage Polytechnic, Ikot Udota, Eket Akwa Ibom 1,093 1,103 2,196 Hussaini Adamu Polytechnic Kazaure Jigawa 604 123 727 Igbajo Polytechnic, Igbajo Osun 272 291 563 Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo, Ohaji Imo 1,428 1,395 2,823 Institute of Management Technology Enugu Enugu 2,633 2,568 5,201 Interlink Polytechnic, Ijebu-Jesa Osun 209 179 388 Jigawa State Polytechnic, Dutse Jigawa 944 140 1,084 Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna Kaduna 0 Kano State Polytechnic Kano Kano 5,931 1,767 7,698 Kings Polytechnic, Ubiaja Edo 138 54 192 Kogi State Polytechnic Lokoja Kogi 2,033 1,519 3,552 Kwara State Polytechnic Ilorin Kwara 1,699 1,432 3,131 Lagos City Polytechnic Ikeja Lagos 852 678 1,530 Lagos State Polytechnic Ikorodu Lagos 8,228 5,615 13,843 Lighthouse Polytchnic, Benin Edo NS NS NS Mai Idris Alooma Polytechnic, Geidam Yobe 765 246 1,011 Moshood Abiola Polytechnic Abeokuta Ogun 2,968 2,320 5,288 Nasarawa State Polytechnic Lafia Nasarawa 3,735 2,900 6,635 Niger State Polytechnic, Zungeru Niger NS NS NS Nogak Polytechnic, Ikom, Cross River State Cross River 100 25 125 Nuhu Bamali Polytechnic Zaria Kaduna 5,741 3,564 9,305 Ogun State Institute of Technology, Igbesa Ogun 794 503 1,297 Osun State College of Tech. Esa-Oke Osun 1,764 1,011 2,775 Osun State Polytechnic Iree Osun 2,945 2,563 5,508 Our Saviour Institute of Technology Emene- Enugu 371 751 1,122 Enugu Petroleum Training Institute, Effuru Delta NS NS NS Plateau State Polytechnic B/Ladi Plateau 1,501 876 2,377 Ramat Polytechnic Maiduguri Borno 2,425 1,325 3,750 Rivers State College of Arts and Science Port Rivers 182 245 427 Harcourt Rivers State Polytechnic Bori Rivers 1,948 1,304 3,252 Ronik Polytechnic Lagos Lagos 171 201 372 Rufus Giwa Polytechnic Owo Ondo 3,825 2,723 6,548 Shaka Polytechnic, Benin City Edo NS NS NS Sokoto State Polytechnic Sokoto Sokoto 1,834 713 2,547 Taraba State Polytechnic Jalingo Taraba 1,660 1,264 2,924 Templegate Polytechnic, Aba Abia 325 211 536 The Ibadan Polytechnic Ibadan Oyo 9,463 4,575 14,038 The Polytechnic, Ile-Ife Osun 303 199 502 The Polytechnic, Imesi-ile Osun NS NS NS Tower Polytechnic, Ibadan Oyo 84 32 116 Waziri Umaru Federal Polytechnic, B/Kebbi Kebbi LS LS LS Wolex Polytechnic Iwo Osun 129 107 236 Yaba College of Technology Yaba Lagos 14,145 11,144 25,289 Zamfara State College of Arts and Science, Zamfara 55 5 60 Gusau TOTAL 172,860 116,114 288,974

Source: National Board For Technical Education (NBTE) TABLE A6.6.9b: POLYTECHNIC ENROLMENT BY INSTITUTIONS: 2014/2015

Institution Location M F TOTAL

Abdu Gusau Polytechnic Talata Mafara Zamfara 1334 370 1704 Abia State Polytechnic Aba Abia 2407 2406 4813 Abraham Adesanya Polytechnic, Ijebu Ogun 580 627 1207 Igbo Abubakar Tatari Ali Polytechnic Bauchi Bauchi 3402 797 4199

Adamawa State Polytechnic Yola Adamawa 984 330 1314

Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic Ebonyi 2628 1545 4173 Unwana, Afikpo Akwa Ibom State College of Arts and Akwa 81 77 158 Science, Nung Ukim Ibom Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic Ikot Akwa 2401 2403 4804 Osurua Ibom Allover Central Polytechnic Otta Ogun 171 173 344 Auchi Polytechnic Auchi Edo 11783 9640 21423 Bayelsa State College of Arts and Bayelsa 72 42 114 Science, Elebele Benue State Polytechnic, Ugbokolo Benue NS NS NS College of Technology, Iresi Osun NS NS NS Covenant Polytechnic, Aba Abia 282 169 451 Crown Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti Ekiti 910 582 1492 D.S. Adegbenro ICT Polytechnic, Itori- Ogun 344 261 605 Ewekoro, Delta State Polytechnic Ogwashukwu Delta 2109 1841 3950 Delta State Polytechnic Otefe Delta 1278 999 2277 Delta State Polytechnic Ozoro Delta 3662 2918 6580 Dorben Polytechnic, Abuja FCT 506 461 967 Edo State Institute of Technology and Edo NS NS NS Management, Usen Federal Polytechnic Ado Ekiti Ekiti LS LS LS Federal Polytechnic Bauchi Bauchi 6630 3143 9773 Federal Polytechnic Bida Niger 3809 1963 5772 Federal Polytechnic Damaturu Yobe LS LS LS Federal Polytechnic Ede Osun 4281 3249 7530 Federal Polytechnic Idah Kogi 3654 1924 5578 Federal Polytechnic Ilaro Ogun 4174 3855 8029 Federal Polytechnic K/Namoda Zamfara LS LS LS

Federal Polytechnic Mubi Adamawa 4787 2356 7143

Federal Polytechnic Nassarawa Nasarawa 3032 2274 5306

Federal Polytechnic Nekede Imo 5504 5544 11048 Federal Polytechnic Offa Kwara LS LS LS Federal Polytechnic Oko Anambra 3190 3289 6479 Federal Polytechnic, Bali Taraba 523 219 742 Federal Polytechnic, Ekowe Bayelsa 74 7 81 Fidei Polytechnic, Gboko Benue 1004 722 1726 Gateway ICT Polytechnic, Sapade Ogun 782 799 1581 Grace Polytechnic Surulere-lagos Lagos 351 344 695 Hassan Usman Katsina Polytechnic Katsina 3093 536 3629 Katsina Akwa Heritage Polytechnic, Ikot Udota, Eket 1379 1506 2885 Ibom Hussaini Adamu Polytechnic Kazaure Jigawa 329 93 422 Ibarapa Polytechnic, Eruwa Oyo 769 485 1254 Igbajo Polytechnic, Igbajo Osun 235 220 455 Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo, Ohaji Imo 947 863 1810 Institute of Management Technology Enugu 3089 3489 6578 Enugu Interlink Polytechnic, Ijebu-Jesa Osun 228 156 384 Jigawa State Polytechnic, Dutse Jigawa 1002 147 1149 Kaduna Polytechnic Kaduna Kaduna 9963 6165 16128 Kano State Polytechnic Kano Kano 6467 1848 8315 Kings Polytechnic, Ubiaja Edo NS NS NS Kogi State Polytechnic Lokoja Kogi 3008 1977 4985 Kwara State Polytechnic Ilorin Kwara 1376 1477 2853 Lagos City Polytechnic Ikeja Lagos NS NS NS Lagos State Polytechnic Ikorodu Lagos 12129 9559 21688 Lighthouse Polytchnic, Benin Edo NS NS NS Mai Idris Alooma Polytechnic, Geidam Yobe 716 168 884 Moshood Abiola Polytechnic Abeokuta Ogun 2523 1707 4230

Nacabs Polytechnic, Akwanga Nasarawa 271 164 435

Nasarawa State Polytechnic Lafia Nasarawa 4196 3091 7287 Niger State Polytechnic Zungeru Niger 1779 641 2420 Nogak Polytechnic, Ikom, Cross River Cross State River 96 26 122 Nuhu Bamali Polytechnic Zaria Kaduna NS NS NS Ogun State Institute of Technology, Igbesa Ogun 901 614 1515 Oke-ogun Polytechnic, Shaki Oyo 1460 1296 2756 Osun State College of Tech. Esa-Oke Osun 1858 1101 2959 Osun State Polytechnic Iree Osun 3085 2478 5563 Our Saviour Institute of Technology Emene-Enugu Enugu 423 725 1148 Petroleum Institute, Effuru Delta NS NS NS Plateau State Polytechnic B/Ladi Plateau 2703 1670 4373 Ramat Polytechnic Maiduguri Borno 2639 957 3596 Rivers State Polytechnic Bori Rivers 2195 1598 3793 Rivers State College of Arts and Science, Portharcourt Rivers 137 184 321 Ronik Polytechnic Lagos Lagos 175 192 367 Rufus Giwa Polytechnic Owo Ondo 3102 2160 5262 Shaka Polytechnic, Benin City Edo 101 83 184 Sokoto State Polytechnic, Sokooto Sokoto NS NS NS Taraba State Polytechnic Jalingo Taraba 1932 1276 3208 Templegate Polytechnic, Aba Abia 613 372 985 The Ibadan Polytechnic Ibadan Oyo 4980 4053 9033 The Polytechnic, Ile-Ife Osun 320 190 510 The Polytechnic, Imesi-ile Osun 75 58 133 Tower Polytechnic, Ibadan Oyo 65 44 109 Akwa Uyo City Polytechnic, Uyo Ibom 184 152 336 Waziri Umaru Polytechnic B/Kebbi Kebbi 3186 1292 4478 Wolex Polytechnic Iwo Osun 179 147 326 Yaba College of Technology Yaba Lagos 11174 8537 19711 Zamfara State College of Arts and Science, Gusau Zamfara 52 8 60 TOTAL 171863 118834 290697

Source: National Board For Technical Education (NBTE) TABLE A6.6.10: POLYTECHNIC ENROLMENT SUMMARY BY PROGRAM 2013/14

HIGHER NATIONAL NATIONAL DIPLOMA PROGRAMS MODE DIPLOMA M F M F Accountancy FT 6,520 5,829 5,053 4,573 Accountancy PT 2,763 2,475 1,132 813 Agric Engineering (Farm Power FT 0 1 76 46 Machine) Agric Engineering Technology FT 769 416 231 64 Agric Engineering Technology PT 142 75 0 0 Agric Ext & Mgt FT 0 0 168 140 Agric Technology (Post Harvest) FT 0 0 66 26 Agric Technology(General Agric) FT 611 451 59 21 Agricultural Bio Environmental FT 385 162 144 98 Engineering Agricultural Engineering Technology FT 0 0 45 32 (Soil) Animal Health & Production Technology. FT 235 120 0 0

Animal Health Technology FT 95 7 39 24 Animal Production Tecnology FT 80 42 95 102 Architectural Technology FT 3,019 630 1,479 381 Architectural Technology PT 137 9 0 0 Art & Industrial Design (Painting) FT 236 93 121 29 Art & Industrial Design (Sculpture) FT 0 0 112 9 Art and Industrail Design (Graphics) FT 0 0 92 22 Art and Industrial Design FT 719 486 139 121 Art and Industrial Design PT 169 22 0 0 Art and Industrial Design (Ceramics) FT 0 0 5 1 Art and Industrial Design (Textile) FT 0 0 1 12 Banking and Finance FT 2,989 2,752 2,004 1,795 Banking and Finance PT 1,538 1,456 249 109 Bilingual Sec. Studies FT 0 0 6 39 Building Technology FT 3,030 440 1,492 351 Building Technology PT 864 108 74 12 Business Admin & Mgt FT 7,309 6,254 4,820 4,599 Business Admin & Mgt PT 3,426 3,451 1,225 880 Business Studies FT 78 86 65 63 Business Studies PT 320 355 0 0 Ceramic Technology FT 103 48 41 7 Chemical Engineering Technology FT 1,048 345 196 48 Chemical Engineering Technology PT 50 21 24 11 Chemistry FT 0 0 144 134 Civil Engineering Technology FT 5,029 499 2,424 359 Civil Engineering Technology PT 1,340 149 166 27 Civil Engineering Technology (Soil and FT 0 0 6 2 Water Engineering) Civil Engineering Technology FT 261 66 85 12 (Transportation) Civil Engineering Technology(Structures FT 0 0 95 7 Eng) Computer Engineering Technology FT 2,193 698 942 375 Computer Engineering Technology PT 628 220 43 13 Computer Science FT 6,369 3,980 3,223 2,549 Computer Science PT 4,482 1,435 270 197 Cooperative Economics & Management FT 276 263 370 232 Cooperative Economics & Management PT 53 94 0 0 Crop Production Technology FT 0 0 54 53 Elect/Elect (Electronics & Telecoms) FT 35 21 257 23 Elect/Elect (Electronics) FT 217 41 63 14 Elect/Electronics Engineering FT 6,259 733 3,849 569 Elect/Electronics Engineering PT 2,221 260 493 42 Electrical Electronic (Instrumentation) FT 65 2 0 0 Electrical Installation & Maintenance FT 0 0 22 11 Electrical/Electronics (Power Option) FT 0 0 815 38 Environmental Health Technology. PT 83 44 0 0 Estate Mgt FT 2,856 1,890 1,534 1,099 Estate Mgt PT 743 346 49 28 Fashion Design & Clothing Technology FT 287 513 94 132 Fisheries Technology FT 217 153 97 76 Fisheries Technology PT 4 8 3 6 Food Technology FT 797 1,915 389 907 Food Technology PT 257 801 4 16 Forestry Technology FT 83 11 13 7 Foundry Technology FT 141 21 60 0 Geoinformatics FT 40 13 0 0 Geological Technology FT 94 82 24 67 Geological Technology PT 24 31 0 0 Glass Technology FT 27 17 13 15 Graphic Arts FT 0 0 68 34 Home & Rural Economics FT 21 119 15 105 Horticulture & Landscape Technology FT 34 13 4 2 Hospitality Management FT 702 1,709 362 819 Hospitality Management PT 152 554 0 4 Industrial Maintenance Engineering Technology FT 116 18 68 14 Industrial Maintenance Engineering Technology PT 96 12 10 2 Insurance FT 502 521 153 187 Insurance PT 355 223 94 42 Journalism PT 4 10 4 10 Leisure & Tourism Management FT 327 329 168 170 Leisure & Tourism Management PT 6 9 6 15 Library & Information Science FT 1,274 1,610 216 311 Library & Information Science PT 311 382 10 22 Local Govt Studies FT 395 208 0 0 Local Govt Studies PT 27 42 0 0 Marine Engineering . Technology. FT 167 20 0 0 Marketing FT 1,518 1,582 1,867 1,944 Marketing PT 1,006 1,045 151 141 Mass Communication FT 2,431 3,534 1,382 2,040 Mass Communication PT 850 817 137 207 Mathematic/Statistics FT 1,045 626 968 542 Mechanical Engineering (Plant Engineering) FT 0 0 178 22 Mechanical Engineering (Production Engineering) FT 0 0 247 24 Mechanical Engineering Technology FT 4,335 395 2,464 227 Mechanical Engineering Technology PT 1,182 142 223 19 Mechatronics FT 178 47 0 0 Mechnical Engineering (Auto) FT 200 32 0 0 Metallurgy FT 628 46 160 8 Mineral Resources Engineering Technology FT 284 36 102 10 Mineral Resources Engineering Technology PT 109 33 69 13 Music Technology. FT 80 32 30 20 Music Technology. PT 37 38 12 4 Nutrition and Dietetics FT 268 427 34 72 Office Technology & Management FT 56 95 31 94 Office Technology& Management FT 2,635 3,533 1,306 2,413 Office Technology& Management PT 651 1,264 56 291 Pest Mgt Technology FT 8 6 58 39 Petroleum & Gas Processing Engineering Technology FT 60 15 0 0 Pharmaceutical Technology FT 396 223 7 33 Pharmaceutical Technology PT 17 46 0 0 Polymer Technology FT 201 165 60 36 Pre-nd Science FT 0 0 0 0 Printing Technology FT 155 58 104 35 Printing Technology PT 70 4 0 0 Printing Technology(book Publishing) FT 0 0 20 46 Production & Operation Mgt FT 0 0 107 6 Public Admin FT 3,936 3,012 1,860 1,333 Public Admin PT 860 517 172 170 Purchasing and Supply FT 30 42 271 262 Purchasing and Supply PT 75 67 40 50 Quantity Survey FT 2,052 927 1,127 425 Quantity Survey PT 422 141 0 0 Scienc Lab Technology (Physics/Electronics) FT 8 3 243 172 Science Lab Technology FT 4,923 5,504 1,472 1,745 Science Lab Technology PT 1,225 2,021 55 69 Science Lab Technology (Biochem/Microbiology) FT 0 0 115 137 Science Lab Technology (Biochemistry) FT 0 0 172 235 Science Lab Technology (Biology) FT 0 0 3 6 Science Lab Technology (Biology/Microbiology) FT 0 0 231 473 Science Lab Technology (Biology/Microbiology) PT 0 0 11 14 Science Lab Technology (Chemistry) FT 0 0 203 238 Science Lab Technology (Chemistry/Biochemistry) FT 0 0 127 102 Science Lab Technology (Microbiology) FT 0 0 341 583 Science Lab Technology (Microbiology) PT 0 0 16 17 Science Lab. Technology (Environmental Biology) FT 7 18 107 125 Social Development FT 160 95 0 0 Soil Science & Technology FT 0 0 19 17 Statistics FT 2,506 1,467 1,238 686 Statistics PT 446 343 42 9 Surveying & Geoinformatics FT 1,189 429 498 160 Surveying & Geoinformatics PT 62 9 0 0 Textile Technology FT 46 42 15 31 Urban and RegIional Planning FT 3,429 1,443 2,347 906 Urban and RegIional Planning PT 25 7 5 0 Welding & Fabrication EngineeringTechnology. FT 254 96 65 45 Total 116,260 76,643 56,600 39,471

National Board For Technical Education, Kaduna TABLE A6.6.10a: POLYTECHNIC ENROLMENT SUMMARY BY PROGRAM 2014/15

NATIONAL DIPLOMA HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA PROGRAMS MODE M F M F Accountancy FT 6702 5591 4865 4243

Accountancy PT 2672 2731 1078 1172 Agric Engineering (Farm Power FT 0 0 129 25 Machine) Agric Engineering Technology FT 1000 270 255 62

Agric Engineering Technology PT 37 34 0 0 Agric Ext & Mgt FT 0 0 149 105 Agric Technology (Post Harvest) FT 0 0 32 21

Agric Technology(General Agric) FT 559 259 18 4

Agricultural Bio Environmental FT 626 283 192 64 Engineering Agricultural Bio Environmental PT 110 66 0 0 Engineering Agricultural Engineering FT 0 0 60 15 Technology (Soil) Animal Health & Production FT 196 64 0 0 Technology.

Animal Health Technology FT 170 42 39 24

Animal Production Tecnology FT 0 0 82 50

Architectural Technology FT 3247 511 1462 309

Architectural Technology PT 266 46 0 0

Art & Industrial Design (Painting) FT 206 54 36 6

Art & Industrial Design FT 35 12 0 0 (Photogrammetry)

Art & Industrial Design (Sculpture) FT 0 0 84 3

Art and Industrail Design FT 0 0 57 24 (Graphics) Art and Industrial Design FT 611 300 89 49

Art and Industrial Design PT 31 82 0 0

Art and Industrial Design FT 0 0 15 5 (Ceramics) Art and Industrial Design (Textile) FT 0 0 7 21 Banking and Finance FT 3429 3023 1781 1793 Banking and Finance PT 1010 1172 331 366 Bilingual Sec. Studies FT 0 0 3 23 Building Technology FT 3099 500 1329 287 Building Technology PT 923 170 61 12 Business Admin & Mgt FT 7511 6401 4245 4172 Business Admin & Mgt PT 4566 3589 1423 1573 Ceramic Technology FT 117 65 58 19 Chemical Engineering Technology FT 1318 380 341 149 Chemical Engineering Technology PT 59 14 33 11 Civil Engineering Technology FT 5185 508 2038 289 Civil Engineering Technology PT 744 116 269 87 Civil Engineering Technology (Soil FT 0 0 83 12 and Water Engineering ) Civil Engineering Technology FT 0 0 112 18 (Transportation) Civil Engineering FT 0 0 185 23 Technology(Structures Eng) Civil Engr Technology FT 109 11 156 12 Computer Engineering Technology FT 2527 671 810 304 Computer Engineering Technology PT 435 157 75 35 Computer Engr Tech FT 138 16 0 0 Computer Science FT 6770 4060 3390 2717 Computer Science PT 2300 1608 585 485 Cooperative Economics & FT 444 442 419 341 Management Cooperative Economics & PT 64 115 2 2 Management Crop Production Technology FT 0 0 41 25 Elect/Elect (Electronics & Telecoms) FT 0 0 523 75 Elect/Elect (Electronics) FT 225 4 22 11 Elect/Electronics Engineering FT 7209 870 3126 365 Elect/Electronics Engineering PT 1473 178 1628 50 Electrical/Electronics (Power FT 0 0 668 38 Option) Electrical/Electronics(Power Option) FT 0 0 99 4

Environmental Health Technology. FT 0 0 40 14 Estate Mgt FT 3003 1709 1714 1202 Estate Mgt PT 658 366 6 4 Fashion Design & Clothing FT 247 564 56 161 Technology Fisheries Technology FT 260 155 109 98 Fisheries Technology PT 7 8 0 0 Food Technology FT 673 1583 234 624 Food Technology PT 262 648 8 14 Forestry Technology FT 104 19 13 7 Foundry Technology FT 135 42 83 42 Geoinformatics FT 83 23 0 0 Geological Technology FT 114 103 73 88 Geological Technology PT 16 18 0 0 Graphic Arts FT 146 21 11 4 Graphic Arts PT 129 22 0 0 Home & Rural Economics FT 12 122 10 110 Horticulture & Landscape FT 72 41 4 2 Technology Hospitality Management FT 720 1934 292 847 Hospitality Management PT 178 646 2 6 Human Resources Mgt FT 0 0 224 227 Industrial Maintenance Engineering FT 116 18 68 14 Technology Industrial Maintenance Engineering PT 85 14 16 1 Technology Industrial Safety & Envir FT 113 16 0 0 Engineering. Technology. Insurance FT 250 386 172 226 Insurance PT 114 109 82 55 Journalism PT 32 18 32 18 Leisure & Tourism Management FT 297 279 142 139 Library & Information Science FT 1187 917 225 320 Library & Information Science PT 141 142 20 16 Local Govt Studies FT 542 354 210 141 Local Govt Studies PT 30 24 0 0 Marine Engineering Technology . FT 71 11 0 0 Marketing FT 1249 1368 1839 1922 Marketing PT 516 701 130 272 Mass Communication FT 3026 4104 1478 2381 Mass Communication PT 642 1157 126 197 Mathematic/Statistics FT 814 576 680 449 Mathematic/Statistics PT 102 94 0 0 Mechanical Engineering (Plant FT 0 0 225 7 Engineering ) Mechanical Engineering FT 0 0 268 22 (Production Engineering ) Mechanical Engineering Technology FT 4351 298 1969 130

Mechanical Engineering Technology PT 1061 76 306 34

Mechatronics FT 224 45 0 0 Mechnical Engineering (Auto) FT 34 0 39 0 Metallurgy FT 448 100 215 51 Metallurgy PT 9 0 0 0 Mineral Resources Engineering FT 490 100 132 44 Technology Music Technology. FT 36 74 34 19 Music Technology. PT 44 22 3 3 Nutrition and Dietetics FT 332 926 74 177 Office Technology & Management FT 2552 3775 1193 2283 Office Technology& Management PT 526 1191 124 290 Pest Mgt Technology FT 20 21 31 22 Pharmaceutical Technology FT 251 270 13 55 Polymer Technology FT 185 174 71 42 Pre-nd Science FT 0 0 0 0 Printing Technology FT 198 74 136 68 Printing Technology PT 77 6 0 0 Printing Technology(Book FT 0 0 10 24 Publishing) Production & Operation Mgt FT 0 0 294 203 Public Admin FT 4851 3501 2041 1482 Public Admin PT 1261 988 315 406 Purchasing and Supply FT 158 116 302 369 Purchasing and Supply PT 90 139 33 55 Quantity Survey FT 2286 779 1007 348 Quantity Survey PT 321 155 0 0 Science Lab Technology FT 155 240 251 301 (Physics/Electronics) Science Lab Tech FT 101 112 0 0 Science Lab Tech FT 0 0 169 336 (Biology/Microbiology) Science Lab Technology (Chemistry) FT 0 0 381 500 Science Lab Technology FT 4673 5804 1409 2247 Science Lab Technology PT 1415 1801 94 66 Science Lab Technology FT 0 0 154 312 (Biochemistry) Science Lab Technology FT 0 0 80 83 (Chemistry/Biochemistry) Science Lab Technology FT 0 0 444 885 (Microbiology) Science Lab Technology PT 0 0 9 7 (Microbiology) Science Lab Technology(Biology) FT 0 0 2 3

Science Lab TechnologyBiochemistry FT 0 0 6 1

Science Lab. Technology FT 19 101 32 49 (Environmental Biology) Social Development FT 646 388 74 62 Soil Science & Technology FT 0 0 19 17 Statistics FT 2474 1582 1129 705 Statistics PT 421 196 84 44 Surveying & Geoinformatics FT 1469 431 590 229 Surveying & Geoinformatics PT 124 18 0 0 Textile Technology FT 60 43 15 8 Urban and Reg Planning FT 2204 751 1112 444 Urban and Reg Planning PT 135 57 0 0 Welding & Fabrication Engineering FT 369 115 109 46 Technology. TOTAL 116339 77196 55582 41580

National Board For Technical Education, Kaduna TABLE A6.6.11: NUMBER OF POLYTECHNICS BY STATE, OWNERSHIP AND YEAR

2013 2014 2015 2016 STATE FED STATE PRIVATE FED STATE PRIVATE FED STATE PRIVATE FED STATE PRIVATE Abia 0 1 2 0 1 2 0 1 2 0 1 2 Adamawa 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 Akwa Ibom 0 2 1 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 2 4 Anambra 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 Bauchi 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 Bayelsa 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 Benue 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 3 Borno 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 Cross Rivers 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 Delta 1 3 0 1 3 0 1 3 0 1 3 1 Ebonyi 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 Edo 1 1 2 1 1 3 1 1 3 1 1 3 Ekiti 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 Enugu 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 2 Gombe 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Imo 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 Jigawa 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 Kaduna 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 Kano 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 Katsina 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 Kebbi 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 Kogi 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 Kwara 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 2 Lagos 1 1 3 1 1 3 1 1 3 1 1 3 Nassarawa 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 Niger 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ogun 1 5 1 1 5 1 1 5 1 1 5 1 Ondo 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 Osun 1 2 5 1 3 5 1 3 5 1 3 5 Oyo 0 1 1 0 3 1 0 3 3 0 3 3 Plateau 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 Rivers 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 2 0 2 2 Sokoto 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 Taraba 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 Yobe 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 Zamfara 1 2 0 1 2 0 1 2 0 1 2 0 FCT 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 TOTAL 22 40 21 22 43 23 22 43 29 22 43 40

Source: National Board For Technical Education, Kaduna TABLE A6.6.12: STUDENTS OUTTURN IN POLYTECHNICS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND TYPE OF CERTIFICATE (2013/2014)

National Diploma Higher National Diploma PROGRAMS MODE Male Female Male Female

Accountancy FT 3,441 3,028 3,438 2,501 Accountancy PT 758 611 428 315

Agric Engineering (Farm Power Machine) FT 0 0 23 13

Agric Engineering Technology FT 496 164 168 100 Agric Ext & Mgt FT 0 0 112 94 Agric Technology (Post Harvest) FT 0 0 23 9 Agric Technology(General Agric) FT 143 90 30 7 Agricultural Bio Environmental FT 82 26 70 14 Engineering Agricultural Bio Environmental PT 30 5 0 0 Engineering Agricultural Engineering Technology(soil) FT 0 0 21 7

Animal Health & Production Technology. FT 115 52 37 0 Animal Health Technology FT 0 0 4 7 Animal Production Tecnology FT 20 17 51 53 Architectural Technology FT 1,344 291 504 152 Architectural Technology PT 86 17 15 20 Art & Industrial Design (Painting) FT 47 8 43 9 Art & Industrial Design (Sculpture) FT 0 0 29 5 Art and Industrail Design (Graphics) FT 37 26 11 3 Art and Industrial Design FT 308 85 80 33 Art and Industrial Design PT 45 9 0 0 Art and Industrial Design (Ceramics) FT 0 0 10 4 Art and Industrial Design (Textile) FT 0 0 2 4 Banking and Finance FT 1,450 1,314 1,154 972 Banking and Finance PT 370 290 163 68 Bilingual Sec. Studies FT 0 0 1 9 Building Construction FT 11 0 0 0 Building Technology FT 1,094 222 653 121 Building Technology PT 158 88 18 6 Business Admin & Mgt FT 4,225 2,994 2,880 2,147 Business Admin & Mgt PT 918 1,068 448 345 Business Admin & Mgt FT 27 24 117 191 Business Admin & Mgt PT 44 39 0 0 Ceramic Technology FT 32 8 17 1 Ceramic Technology FT 0 0 3 1 Chemical Engineering Technology FT 225 73 69 35 Chemical Engineering Technology PT 11 3 8 4 Science Lab Technology (Chemistry) FT 0 0 56 70 Science Lab Technology (Chemistry) PT 0 0 8 2 Civil Engineering Technology FT 2,072 318 1,119 176 Civil Engineering Technology PT 228 34 39 4 Civil Engineering Technology (Soil and FT 0 0 4 2 Water Engineering ) Civil Engineering Technology FT 0 0 80 74 (Transportation) Civil Engineering Technology(Structures FT 0 0 60 54 Eng) Computer Engineering Technology FT 720 215 353 134 Computer Engineering Technology PT 186 45 25 8 Computer Science FT 2,918 1,945 1,372 1,094 Computer Science PT 624 523 190 146 Cooperative Economics & Management FT 177 135 413 207 Cooperative Economics & Management PT 26 44 0 0 Crop Production Technology FT 0 0 11 28 Elect/Elect (Electronics & Telecoms) FT 0 0 120 62 Elect/Elect (Electronics) FT 42 7 19 4 Elect/Electronics Engineering FT 3,028 331 1,807 359 Elect/Electronics Engineering PT 587 78 197 24 Electrical/Electronics (Power Option) FT 0 0 310 81 Environmental Health Technology. PT 28 10 0 0 Estate Mgt FT 944 628 665 497 Estate Mgt PT 188 130 58 48 Fashion Design & Clothing Technology FT 72 98 3 23 Fisheries Technology FT 64 46 27 12 Fisheries Technology PT 6 3 0 0 Food Technology FT 297 800 171 422 Food Technology PT 45 135 7 24 Forestry Technology FT 10 8 11 1 Foundry Technology FT 42 3 56 32 Geoinformatics FT 17 4 0 0 Geological Technology FT 49 45 7 9 Glass Technology FT 19 23 9 5 Graphic Arts FT 77 46 62 46 Home & Rural Economics FT 8 42 9 45 Horticulture & Landscape Technology FT 12 1 3 2 Hospitality Management FT 260 617 114 370 Hospitality Management PT 43 74 15 48 Industrial Maintenance Engineering FT 38 9 16 1 Technology Industrial Maintenance Engineering PT 8 1 15 2 Technology Insurance FT 201 286 181 165 Insurance PT 93 57 30 12 Journalism PT 4 10 4 10 Leisure & Tourism Management FT 85 82 79 54 Leisure & Tourism Management PT 2 2 1 4 Library & Information Science FT 474 691 95 125 Library & Information Science PT 88 158 10 22 Local Govt Studies FT 144 93 0 0 Local Govt Studies PT 15 10 0 0 Marketing FT 328 340 1,567 1,056 Marketing PT 138 127 75 71 Mass Communication FT 1,225 1,469 592 736 Mass Communication PT 310 244 79 127 Mathematic/Statistics FT 466 312 389 207 Mathematic/Statistics PT 40 34 5 8 Mechanical Engineering (Production FT 0 0 88 6 Engineering) Mechanical Engineering Technology FT 1,607 233 785 89 Mechanical Engineering Technology PT 256 85 72 12 Mechatronics FT 69 2 0 0 Mechnical Engineering (Auto) FT 42 7 0 0 Metallurgy FT 87 13 72 4 Mineral Resources Engineering FT 63 75 63 22 Technology Music Technology. FT 21 9 0 0 Music Technology. PT 12 16 0 0 Nutrition and Dietetics FT 69 151 8 30 Office Technology& Management FT 1,279 1,688 774 1,300 Office Technology& Management PT 173 374 66 162 Pest Mgt Technology FT 0 0 19 10 Pharmaceutical Technology FT 211 86 0 0 Polymer Technology FT 61 59 25 15 Printing Technology FT 78 54 55 14 Printing Technology PT 13 2 8 1 Printing Technology(book Publishing) FT 0 0 9 16 Public Admin FT 2,484 1,655 1,646 1,058 Public Admin PT 378 316 154 150 Purchasing and Supply FT 0 0 204 143 Purchasing and Supply PT 18 48 18 74 Quantity Survey FT 788 353 459 180 Quantity Survey PT 77 43 20 7 Scienc Lab Technology FT 100 150 130 98 (Physics/Electronics) Scienc Lab Technology PT 0 0 2 0 (Physics/Electronics) Science Lab Technology FT 2,605 2,505 574 563 Science Lab Technology PT 306 432 85 156 Science Lab Technology FT 0 0 68 71 (biochem/microbiology) Science Lab Technology (Biochemistry) FT 0 0 74 100 Science Lab Technology (Biology) FT 16 55 21 109 Science Lab Technology (Biology) PT 21 53 0 0 Science Lab Technology FT 0 0 96 207 (Biology/Microbiology) Science Lab Technology PT 7 4 7 15 (Biology/Microbiology) Science Lab Technology (Chemistry) FT 0 0 122 158 Science Lab Technology FT 0 0 88 87 (Chemistry/Biochemistry) Science Lab Technology (Microbiology) FT 0 0 143 189 Science Lab Technology (Microbiology) PT 0 0 18 24 Science Lab. Technology(Environmental FT 0 0 57 59 Biology) Social Development FT 34 31 0 0 Soil Science & Technology FT 0 0 3 2 Statistics FT 1,261 596 685 313 Statistics PT 102 42 17 11 Surveying & Geoinformatics FT 508 158 223 56 Surveying & Geoinformatics PT 76 27 0 0 Telecommunication Technology FT 0 0 28 20 Textile Technologynolgy FT 36 19 9 17 Urban and RegIional Planning FT 813 332 474 222 Urban and RegIional Planning PT 32 22 15 10 Welding & Fabrication Engineering . FT 42 1 0 0 Technology. Total 45,710 30,561 28,652 19,743 National Board For Technical Education, Kaduna TABLE A6.6.12a: STUDENTS OUTTURN IN POLYTECHNICS BY PROGRAMME, SEX AND TYPE OF CERTIFICATE (2014/2015)

National Diploma Higher National Diploma PROGRAMS MODE Male Female Female Accountancy FT 2,996 2,233 1,957 Accountancy PT 499 527 322 Agric Engineering (Farm Power Machine) FT 0 0 13 Agric Engineering Technology FT 341 80 9 Agric Engineering Technology PT 13 19 0 Agric Ext & Mgt FT 0 0 57 Agric Technology (Post Harvest) FT 0 0 19 Agric Technology(General Agric) FT 189 94 1 Agricultural Bio Environmental Engineering FT 165 46 32 Agricultural Bio Environmental Engineering PT 68 15 0 Agricultural Engineering Technology (Soil) FT 0 0 9 Animal Health & Production Technology. FT 27 26 0 Animal Health Technology FT 67 13 18 Animal Production Tecnology FT 0 0 25 Architectural Technology FT 1,128 292 99 Architectural Technology PT 168 36 0 Art & Industrial Design (Painting) FT 0 0 3 Art & Industrial Design (Sculpture) FT 0 0 0 Art and Industrail Design (Graphics) FT 0 0 7 Art and Industrial Design FT 257 128 22 Art and Industrial Design PT 7 2 0 Art and Industrial Design (Ceramics) FT 0 0 1 Art and Industrial Design (Ceramics) PT 0 0 10 Art and Industrial Design(Textile) FT 0 0 12 Banking and Finance FT 1,359 1,248 782 Banking and Finance PT 232 268 29 Bilingual Sec. Studies FT 0 0 6

Science Lab Technology (Biology/Microbiology) FT 0 0 50

Building Technology FT 1,025 263 79 Building Technology PT 222 54 6 Business Admin & Mgt FT 3,573 2,954 1,698 Business Admin & Mgt PT 592 590 195 Ceramic Technology FT 27 14 3 Chemical Engineering Technology FT 354 114 53 Science Lab Tech (Chemistry) FT 0 0 52 Civil Engineering Technology FT 1,973 157 120 Civil Engineering Technology PT 166 48 19 Civil Engineering Technology (Soil and Water FT 0 0 6 Engineering ) Civil Engineering Technology (Transportation) FT 0 0 9 Civil Engineering Technology(Structures Eng) FT 0 0 7 Civil Engr Technology FT 55 15 12 Computer Engineering Technology FT 875 353 123 Computer Engineering Technology PT 61 15 5 Computer Engineering Technology FT 10 2 0 Computer Science FT 2,634 1,683 1,178 Computer Science PT 624 370 51 Cooperative Economics & Management FT 185 186 147 Cooperative Economics & Management PT 26 44 0 Crop Production Technology FT 0 0 20 Elect/Elect (Electronics & Telecoms) FT 0 0 25 Elect/Elect (Electronics) FT 391 14 7 Elect/Electronics Engineering FT 2,520 291 161 Elect/Electronics Engineering PT 346 49 15 Elect/Electronics Engineering FT 96 57 14 Electrical/Electronics (Power Option) FT 0 0 47 Environmental Health Technology. FT 28 10 7 Estate Mgt FT 1,150 653 462 Estate Mgt PT 191 152 2 Fashion Design & Clothing Technology FT 34 134 11 Fisheries Technology FT 71 65 30 Fisheries Technology PT 12 6 0 Food Technology FT 267 610 301 Food Technology PT 67 147 0 Forestry Technology FT 9 7 5 Foundry Technology FT 40 11 0 Foundry Technology PT 17 9 0 Geoinformatics FT 18 4 0 Geoinformatics PT 4 6 0 Geological Technology FT 0 0 32 Graphic Arts FT 25 19 4 Graphic Arts PT 14 8 0 Home & Rural Economics FT 0 5 0 Horticulture & Landscape Technology FT 22 11 2 Hospitality Management FT 261 581 359 Hospitality Management PT 12 51 0 Human Resources Mgt FT 0 0 47

Industrial Maintenance Engineering Technology FT 38 9 10

Industrial Maintenance Engineering Technology PT 12 6 0

Industrial Safety & Envir Engineering FT 69 10 0 Technology Insurance FT 147 137 78 Insurance PT 33 33 3 Journalism PT 32 18 18 Leisure & Tourism Management FT 171 171 85 Library & Information Science FT 348 290 100 Library & Information Science PT 89 169 16 Local Govt Studies FT 388 176 15 Local Govt Studies PT 7 5 0 Marketing FT 304 384 876 Marketing PT 58 121 27 Mass Communication FT 1,154 1,573 998 Mass Communication PT 74 119 23 Mathematic/Statistics FT 306 188 166 Mathematic/Statistics PT 24 20 0 Mechanical Engineering (Plant Engineering ) FT 0 0 1 Mechanical Engineering (Production FT 0 0 7 Engineering) Mechanical Engineering Technology FT 1,273 88 31 Mechanical Engineering Technology PT 155 29 31 Mechanical Engr (Plant Engr) FT 74 26 8 Mechatronics FT 25 3 0 Mechnical Engineering (Auto) FT 174 10 11 Metallurgy FT 174 46 5 Mineral Resources Engineering Technology FT 229 38 23 Music Technology FT 71 16 0 Music Technology. PT 24 14 3 Nutrition and Dietetics FT 118 273 54 Office Technology & Management FT 12 130 0 Office Technology & Management FT 1,140 1,175 1,121 Office Technology & Management PT 98 243 84 Pest Mgt Technology FT 4 3 7 Pharmaceutical Technology FT 166 67 25 Scienc Lab Technology (Physics/Electronics) FT 0 0 4 Polymer Technology FT 53 38 12 Printing Technology FT 98 29 20 Printing Technology PT 13 8 0 Printing Technology(Book Publishing) FT 0 0 13 Production & Operation Mgt FT 0 0 56 Public Admin FT 2,064 1,397 531 Public Admin PT 576 382 212 Purchasing and Supply FT 80 0 199 Purchasing and Supply PT 17 29 22 Quantity Survey FT 784 278 149 Quantity Survey PT 119 31 0 Scienc Lab Tech (Physics/Electronics) FT 94 80 1 Scienc Lab Technology (Physics/Electronics) FT 0 0 103 Science Lab Tech (Biology/Microbiology) FT 0 0 20 Science Lab Tech (Chemistry) FT 0 0 3 Science Lab Technology FT 2,029 2,604 615 Science Lab Technology PT 276 269 0 Science Lab Technology FT 0 0 80 (Biochem/Microbiology) Science Lab Technology (Biochemistry) FT 0 0 110 Science Lab Technology (Biology) FT 0 0 7 Science Lab Technology (Biology) PT 42 106 0

Science Lab Technology (Biology/Microbiology) FT 0 0 53

Science Lab Technology (Chemistry) FT 0 0 129 Science Lab Technology FT 0 0 48 (Chemistry/Biochemistry) Science Lab Technology (Microbiology) FT 0 0 265 Science Lab Technology(Physics/Electronics) PT 21 53 0 Science Lab. Technology(Environmental FT 0 0 74 Biology) Social Development FT 258 167 37 Soil Science & Technology FT 0 0 15 Statistics FT 943 498 263 Statistics PT 122 67 29 Surveying & Geoinformatics FT 506 225 87 Surveying & Geoinformatics PT 76 12 0 Textile Technologynolgy FT 27 18 5 Urban and RegIional Planning FT 0 0 14 Urban and RegIional Planning FT 822 331 153 Urban and RegIional Planning PT 42 20 0 Welding & Fabrication Engineering . FT 102 60 27 Technology. Total 41,668 27,081 15,979 NATIONAL BOARD FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION, KADUNA TABLE A6.6.13: MALE ENROLMENT BY TRADE FOR NABTEB MAY/JUNE NBC/NTC EXAMINATION FROM 2013-2016

TRADE CODE TRADE TITLE 2013 2014 2016 01O AGRIC EQUIP. AND IMPLEMENT MECH. WORK 236 171 186 02O MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANICS 2924 2982 2458 03O AUTO-ELECTRICAL WORK 25 36 7 04O ELECT. INST. & MAINT. PRACTICE 7226 7461 6759 05O FABRICATION & WELDING 1871 2159 1607 06O MECHANICAL ENGR. CRAFT PRACTICE 1491 1538 1215 07O ELECTRONICS WORKS 878 879 951 08O REFRIGERATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING WORKS 237 252 311 09O VEHICLE BODY BUILDING 16 18 23 10O LIGHT VEHICLE BODY REPAIR WORKS 0 1 0 11O INSTRUMENT MECHANICS WORKS 23 30 60 12O APPLIANCE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS 0 1 0 13O FOUNDRY CRAFT PRACTICE 9 6 15 15O MARINE ENGINEERING CRAFT 10 5 15 16O SHIP BUILDING CRAFT PRACTICE 0 0 0 17O COMPUTER CRAFT STUDIES 778 846 876 18O ANIMAL HUSBANDARY 80 322 183 20O FISHERIES 29 28 40 21O BRICK-LAYING,BLOCK-LAYING & CONCRETING 3897 4180 3767 22O CARPENTRY AND JOINERY 1676 1943 1533 23O FURNITURE MAKING 661 694 685 24O MACHINE WOOD WORKING 1 1 65 25O PAINTING & DECORATING 223 264 245 26O PLUMBING & PIPE FITTING 339 388 397 27O DRAUGHTMANSHIP CRAFT PRACTICE 76 64 55 31O COSMETOLOGY 0 0 6 32O MEN'S GARMENT MAKING 23 56 46 33O LADIES GARMENT MAKING 23 29 45 34O CATERING CRAFT PRACTICE 132 102 109 35O LEATHER TRADES 12 10 21 36O PRINTING CRAFT PRACTICE 86 59 55 37O TEXTILE TRADES 2 16 6 38O GRAPHICS ARTS 88 81 39 39O CERAMICS 29 30 10 40O PHOTOGRAPHIC PRATICE 1 0 0 41O SECRETARIAL STUDIES 332 103 44 42O BOOK KEEPING 46801 30098 7655 43O SALESMANSHIP 148 359 446 44O TOURISM 10 6 5 45O GENERAL EDUCATION 0 587 19454

Source: National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) TABLE A6.6.13a: FEMALE ENROLMENT BY TRADE FOR NABTEB MAY/JUNE NBC/NTC EXAMINATION FROM 2014-2016

TRADE CODE TRADE TITLE 2014 2015 01O AGRIC EQUIP. AND IMPLEMENT MECH. WORK 37 22 02O MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANICS 43 22 03O AUTO-ELECTRICAL WORK 3 2 04O ELECT. INST. & MAINT. PRACTICE 401 390 05O FABRICATION & WELDING 52 20 06O MECHANICAL ENGR. CRAFT PRACTICE 78 31 07O ELECTRONICS WORKS 86 82 08O REFRIGERATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING WORKS 5 7 09O VEHICLE BODY BUILDING 1 1 10O LIGHT VEHICLE BODY REPAIR WORKS 0 0 11O INSTRUMENT MECHANICS WORKS 5 2 12O APPLIANCE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS 0 0 13O FOUNDRY CRAFT PRACTICE 0 3 15O MARINE ENGINEERING CRAFT 0 0 16O SHIP BUILDING CRAFT PRACTICE 0 0 17O COMPUTER CRAFT STUDIES 515 446 18O ANIMAL HUSBANDARY 186 78 20O FISHERIES 33 49 21O BRICK-LAYING,BLOCK-LAYING & CONCRETING 211 161

22O CARPENTRY AND JOINERY 63 43

23O FURNITURE MAKING 3 11 24O MACHINE WOOD WORKING 0 0 25O PAINTING & DECORATING 50 40 26O PLUMBING & PIPE FITTING 2 11 27O DRAUGHTMANSHIP CRAFT PRACTICE 4 4 31O COSMETOLOGY 1 10 32O MEN'S GARMENT MAKING 6 2 33O LADIES GARMENT MAKING 232 300 34O CATERING CRAFT PRACTICE 1012 1102 35O LEATHER TRADES 2 0 36O PRINTING CRAFT PRACTICE 7 6 37O TEXTILE TRADES 9 4 38O GRAPHICS ARTS 5 7 39O CERAMICS 19 13 40O PHOTOGRAPHIC PRATICE 0 0 41O SECRETARIAL STUDIES 179 107 42O BOOK KEEPING 19641 8137 43O SALESMANSHIP 279 120 44O TOURISM 6 4 45O GENERAL EDUCATION 302 20482

Source: National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) TABLE A6.6.13b: UNINDICATED GENDER ENROLMENT BY TRADE FOR NABTEB MAY/JUNE NBC/NTC EXAMINATION FROM 2014-2016

TRADE CODE TRADE TITLE 2014 2015 01O AGRIC EQUIP. AND IMPLEMENT MECH. WORK 10 0 02O MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANICS 54 11 03O AUTO-ELECTRICAL WORK 1 0 04O ELECT. INST. & MAINT. PRACTICE 119 11 05O FABRICATION & WELDING 35 19 06O MECHANICAL ENGR. CRAFT PRACTICE 28 3 07O ELECTRONICS WORKS 17 5 08O REFRIGERATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING WORKS 2 1 09O VEHICLE BODY BUILDING 1 0 10O LIGHT VEHICLE BODY REPAIR WORKS 0 0 11O INSTRUMENT MECHANICS WORKS 0 0 12O APPLIANCE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS 0 0 13O FOUNDRY CRAFT PRACTICE 0 0 15O MARINE ENGINEERING CRAFT 1 0 16O SHIP BUILDING CRAFT PRACTICE 0 6 17O COMPUTER CRAFT STUDIES 25 1 18O ANIMAL HUSBANDARY 7 0 20O FISHERIES 1 10 21O BRICK-LAYING,BLOCK-LAYING & CONCRETING 66 5 22O CARPENTRY AND JOINERY 21 1 23O FURNITURE MAKING 19 1 24O MACHINE WOOD WORKING 0 0 25O PAINTING & DECORATING 3 1 26O PLUMBING & PIPE FITTING 8 1 27O DRAUGHTMANSHIP CRAFT PRACTICE 1 0 31O COSMETOLOGY 0 0 32O MEN'S GARMENT MAKING 2 0 33O LADIES GARMENT MAKING 1 3 34O CATERING CRAFT PRACTICE 7 4 35O LEATHER TRADES 3 2 36O PRINTING CRAFT PRACTICE 0 0 37O TEXTILE TRADES 0 0 38O GRAPHICS ARTS 2 1 39O CERAMICS 0 0 40O PHOTOGRAPHIC PRATICE 1 0 41O SECRETARIAL STUDIES 9 1 42O BOOK KEEPING 1405 135 43O SALESMANSHIP 30 2 44O TOURISM 0 0 45O GENERAL EDUCATION 38 235 Source: National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) TABLE A6.6.13c: MALE ENROLMENT BY TRADE FOR NABTEB NOVEMBER/DECEMBER NBC/NTC AND ANBC/ANTC EXAMINATION FROM 2014-2016

TRADE CODE TRADE TITLE 2014 2015 01A AGRIC. EQUIP. & IMPLEM. MECH. WORKS (ADV 13 24 01O AGRIC. EQUIPMENT & IMPLEMENT MECH. WORKS 25 39 02A MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANICS WORKS (ADVANCED) 200 210 02O MOTOR VECHILE MECHANICS WORKS 415 446 03O AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL WORKS 17 16 04A ELECTRICAL INSTALL. & IMPLEM MAINTENACE 635 574 04O ELECTRICAL INTSTALL. & MAINTENANCE WORKS 1227 1330 05A FABRICATION AND WELDING (ADVANCED) 77 70 05O FABRICATION AND WELDING 239 259 06A MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CRAFT PRACTICES 304 308 06O MECHANICAL ENGENEERING CRAFT PRACTICE 438 477 07A ELECTRONICS WORKS (ADVANCED) 27 36 07O ELECTRONICS WORKS 98 103 08A REFRIGERATION AND AIRCONDITIONING WORKS 26 26 08O REFRIGERATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING WORKS 34 35 09A VEHICLE BODY BUILDING (ADVANCED) 2 3 09O VECHILE BODY BUILDING 2 2 10O LIGHT VEHICLE BODY REPAIR WORK 1 12 11O INSTRUMENT MECHANICS WORKS 7 3 12O APPLIANCE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS 0 1 13A FOUNDRY CRAFT PRACTICE (ADVANCED) 1 0 13O FOUNDRY CRAFT PRACTICE 2 0 15A MARINE ENGINEERING CRAFT (ADVANCED) 12 16 15O MARINE ENGINEERING CRAFT 8 17 16O SHIP BUILDING CRAFT PRACTICE 0 0 17A COMPUTER CRAFT STUDIES (ADVANCED) 204 136 17O COMPUTER CRAFT STUDIES 113 102 18A ANIMAL HUSBANDRY (ADVANCED) 84 37 18O ANIMAL HUSBANDRY 217 106 20A FISHERIES (ADVANCED) 8 0 20O FISHERIES 26 5 21A BRICK/BLOCKING AND CONCRETING (ADVANCED) 213 224 21O BLOCKLAYING/BRICKLAYING AND CONCRETING 694 757 22A CARPENTRY AND JOINERY (ADVANCED) 59 56 22O CARPENTRY AND JOINERY 132 160 23A FURNITURE MAKING (ADVANCED) 12 23 23O FURNITURE MAKING 62 77 24A MACHINE WOOD WORKING (ADVANCED) 0 1 24O MACHINE WOOD WORKING 0 4 25A PAINTING AND DECORATING (ADVANCED) 27 21 25O PAINTING AND DECORATING 32 30 26A PLUMBING AND PIPE-FITTING (ADVANCED) 74 87 26O PLUMBING AND PIPE-FITTING 94 87 27A DRAUGHTMANSHIPING CRAFT PRACTICE (ADV) 8 11 27O DRAUGHTMANSHIP CRAFT PRACTICE 18 14 31O COSMETOLOGY 1 1 32A MEN'S GARMENT MAKING (ADVANCED) 0 4 32O MEN'S GARMENT MAKING 5 3 33A LADIES GARMENT MAKING (ADVANCED) 4 2 33O LADIES GARMENT MAKING 4 3 34A CATERING CRAFT PRACTICE (ADVANCED) 24 16 34O CATERING CRAFT PRACTICE 10 27 35A LEATHER GOODS MANUFACTURE (ADVANCED) 1 0 35O LEATHER TRADES 0 2 36A PRINTING CRAFT PRACTICE (ADVANCED) 4 17 36O PRINTING CRAFT PRACTICE 3 6 37A TEXTILE TRADES (ADVANCED) 2 0 37O TEXTILE TRADES 0 1 38A GRAPHICS ARTS (ADVANCED) 4 3 38O GRAPHIC ARTS 18 23 39A CERAMICS (ADVANCED) 3 1 39O CERAMICS 2 2 40A PHOTOGRAPHIC PRACTICE (ADVANCED) 11 5 40O PHOTOGRAPHIC PRACTICE 1 3 41A SECRETARIAL DUTIES (ADVANCED) 61 49 41O SECRETARIAL DUTIES 43 37 42A FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 2003 1696 42O BOOK-KEEPING 32379 17785 43A SALESMANSHIP (ADVANCED) 53 43 43O SALESMANSHIP 185 151 44A TOURISM (ADVANCED) 18 34 44O TOURISM 9 26 45A GENERAL EDUCATION 46 154 45O GENERAL EDUCATION (ADVANCED) 5605 27420 Source: National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) TABLE A6.6.13d: FEMALE ENROLMENT BY TRADE FOR NABTEB NOVEMBER/DECEMBER NBC/NTC AND ANBC/ANTC EXAMINATION FROM 2014-2016

TRADE CODE TRADE TITLE 2014 2015 01A AGRIC. EQUIP. & IMPLEM. MECH. WORKS (ADV 9 6 01O AGRIC. EQUIPMENT & IMPLEMENT MECH. WORKS 6 7 02A MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANICS WORKS (ADVANCED) 3 2 02O MOTOR VECHILE MECHANICS WORKS 8 5 03O AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL WORKS 1 0 04A ELECTRICAL INSTALL. & IMPLEM MAINTENACE 29 27 04O ELECTRICAL INTSTALL. & MAINTENANCE WORKS 41 30 05A FABRICATION AND WELDING (ADVANCED) 1 0 05O FABRICATION AND WELDING 70 0 06A MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CRAFT PRACTICES 16 12 06O MECHANICAL ENGENEERING CRAFT PRACTICE 13 9 07A ELECTRONICS WORKS (ADVANCED) 3 2 07O ELECTRONICS WORKS 5 2 08A REFRIGERATION AND AIRCONDITIONING WORKS 3 3 08O REFRIGERATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING WORKS 1 1 09A VEHICLE BODY BUILDING (ADVANCED) 0 0 09O VECHILE BODY BUILDING 0 0 10O LIGHT VEHICLE BODY REPAIR WORK 0 0 11O INSTRUMENT MECHANICS WORKS 1 0 12O APPLIANCE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS 0 0 13A FOUNDRY CRAFT PRACTICE (ADVANCED) 0 0 13O FOUNDRY CRAFT PRACTICE 0 0 15A MARINE ENGINEERING CRAFT (ADVANCED) 0 1 15O MARINE ENGINEERING CRAFT 0 0 16O SHIP BUILDING CRAFT PRACTICE 0 0 17A COMPUTER CRAFT STUDIES (ADVANCED) 176 112 17O COMPUTER CRAFT STUDIES 38 20 18A ANIMAL HUSBANDRY (ADVANCED) 208 75 18O ANIMAL HUSBANDRY 121 99 20A FISHERIES (ADVANCED) 1 1 20O FISHERIES 8 9 21A BRICK/BLOCKING AND CONCRETING (ADVANCED) 26 14 21O BLOCKLAYING/BRICKLAYING AND CONCRETING 18 21 22A CARPENTRY AND JOINERY (ADVANCED) 0 0 22O CARPENTRY AND JOINERY 1 4 23A FURNITURE MAKING (ADVANCED) 0 0 23O FURNITURE MAKING 0 0 24A MACHINE WOOD WORKING (ADVANCED) 0 0 24O MACHINE WOOD WORKING 0 0 25A PAINTING AND DECORATING (ADVANCED) 18 18 25O PAINTING AND DECORATING 5 5 26A PLUMBING AND PIPE-FITTING (ADVANCED) 3 3 26O PLUMBING AND PIPE-FITTING 3 1 27A DRAUGHTMANSHIPING CRAFT PRACTICE (ADV) 1 3 27O DRAUGHTMANSHIP CRAFT PRACTICE 0 2 31O COSMETOLOGY 1 2 32A MEN'S GARMENT MAKING (ADVANCED) 0 1 32O MEN'S GARMENT MAKING 0 0 33A LADIES GARMENT MAKING (ADVANCED) 11 12 33O LADIES GARMENT MAKING 13 11 34A CATERING CRAFT PRACTICE (ADVANCED) 133 130 34O CATERING CRAFT PRACTICE 110 138 35A LEATHER GOODS MANUFACTURE (ADVANCED) 0 1 35O LEATHER TRADES 0 0 36A PRINTING CRAFT PRACTICE (ADVANCED) 3 1 36O PRINTING CRAFT PRACTICE 0 0 37A TEXTILE TRADES (ADVANCED) 3 2 37O TEXTILE TRADES 2 3 38A GRAPHICS ARTS (ADVANCED) 0 0 38O GRAPHIC ARTS 5 10 39A CERAMICS (ADVANCED) 2 0 39O CERAMICS 1 0 40A PHOTOGRAPHIC PRACTICE (ADVANCED) 1 0 40O PHOTOGRAPHIC PRACTICE 1 0 41A SECRETARIAL DUTIES (ADVANCED) 308 315 41O SECRETARIAL DUTIES 71 87 42A FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 2002 1580 42O BOOK-KEEPING 21484 12115 43A SALESMANSHIP (ADVANCED) 38 36 43O SALESMANSHIP 135 101 44A TOURISM (ADVANCED) 19 16 44O TOURISM 6 15 45A GENERAL EDUCATION 18 81 45O GENERAL EDUCATION (ADVANCED) 2719 15628

Source: National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) TABLE A6.6.13e: UNINDICATED GENDER ENROLMENT BY TRADE FOR NABTEB NOVEMBER/DECEMBER NBC/NTC AND ANBC/ANTC EXAMINATION FROM 2014-2016

TRADE CODE TRADE TITLE 2014 2015 01A AGRIC. EQUIP. & IMPLEM. MECH. WORKS (ADV 0 0 01O AGRIC. EQUIPMENT & IMPLEMENT MECH. WORKS 8 0 02A MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANICS WORKS (ADVANCED) 5 0 02O MOTOR VECHILE MECHANICS WORKS 17 0 03O AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL WORKS 2 0 04A ELECTRICAL INSTALL. & IMPLEM MAINTENACE 23 0 04O ELECTRICAL INTSTALL. & MAINTENANCE WORKS 65 0 05A FABRICATION AND WELDING (ADVANCED) 1 0 05O FABRICATION AND WELDING 18 0 06A MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CRAFT PRACTICES 7 0 06O MECHANICAL ENGENEERING CRAFT PRACTICE 19 0 07A ELECTRONICS WORKS (ADVANCED) 0 0 07O ELECTRONICS WORKS 19 0 08A REFRIGERATION AND AIRCONDITIONING WORKS 3 0 08O REFRIGERATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING WORKS 2 0 09A VEHICLE BODY BUILDING (ADVANCED) 0 0 09O VECHILE BODY BUILDING 0 0 10O LIGHT VEHICLE BODY REPAIR WORK 0 0 11O INSTRUMENT MECHANICS WORKS 0 0 12O APPLIANCE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS 0 0 13A FOUNDRY CRAFT PRACTICE (ADVANCED) 0 0 13O FOUNDRY CRAFT PRACTICE 0 0 15A MARINE ENGINEERING CRAFT (ADVANCED) 0 0 15O MARINE ENGINEERING CRAFT 1 0 16O SHIP BUILDING CRAFT PRACTICE 0 0 17A COMPUTER CRAFT STUDIES (ADVANCED) 14 0 17O COMPUTER CRAFT STUDIES 9 0 18A ANIMAL HUSBANDRY (ADVANCED) 7 0 18O ANIMAL HUSBANDRY 9 0 20A FISHERIES (ADVANCED) 0 0 20O FISHERIES 1 0 21A BRICK/BLOCKING AND CONCRETING (ADVANCED) 8 0 21O BLOCKLAYING/BRICKLAYING AND CONCRETING 40 0 22A CARPENTRY AND JOINERY (ADVANCED) 6 0 22O CARPENTRY AND JOINERY 10 0 23A FURNITURE MAKING (ADVANCED) 0 0 23O FURNITURE MAKING 7 0 24A MACHINE WOOD WORKING (ADVANCED) 0 0 24O MACHINE WOOD WORKING 0 0 25A PAINTING AND DECORATING (ADVANCED) 1 0 25O PAINTING AND DECORATING 5 0 26A PLUMBING AND PIPE-FITTING (ADVANCED) 1 0 26O PLUMBING AND PIPE-FITTING 6 0 27A DRAUGHTMANSHIPING CRAFT PRACTICE (ADV) 0 0 27O DRAUGHTMANSHIP CRAFT PRACTICE 2 0 31O COSMETOLOGY 0 0 32A MEN'S GARMENT MAKING (ADVANCED) 0 0 32O MEN'S GARMENT MAKING 0 0 33A LADIES GARMENT MAKING (ADVANCED) 0 0 33O LADIES GARMENT MAKING 0 0 34A CATERING CRAFT PRACTICE (ADVANCED) 2 0 34O CATERING CRAFT PRACTICE 5 0 35A LEATHER GOODS MANUFACTURE (ADVANCED) 0 0 35O LEATHER TRADES 0 0 36A PRINTING CRAFT PRACTICE (ADVANCED) 1 0 36O PRINTING CRAFT PRACTICE 0 0 37A TEXTILE TRADES (ADVANCED) 0 0 37O TEXTILE TRADES 0 0 38A GRAPHICS ARTS (ADVANCED) 0 0 38O GRAPHIC ARTS 0 0 39A CERAMICS (ADVANCED) 0 0 39O CERAMICS 0 0 40A PHOTOGRAPHIC PRACTICE (ADVANCED) 0 0 40O PHOTOGRAPHIC PRACTICE 1 0 41A SECRETARIAL DUTIES (ADVANCED) 32 0 41O SECRETARIAL DUTIES 15 0 42A FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 197 0 42O BOOK-KEEPING 2331 25 43A SALESMANSHIP (ADVANCED) 1 0 43O SALESMANSHIP 8 0 44A TOURISM (ADVANCED) 4 0 44O TOURISM 10 0 45A GENERAL EDUCATION 6 0 45O GENERAL EDUCATION (ADVANCED) 411 16

Source: National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) TABLE A6.6.14: NUMBER OF TECHNICAL SCHOOLS BY STATE AND YEAR

STATE 2014 2015 2016 ABIA 4 3 2 ABUJA 2 2 2 ADAMAWA 6 5 5 ANAMBRA 10 10 13 AKWA-IBOM 15 15 21 BAUCHI 9 8 8 BAYELSA 2 1 2 BENUE 11 12 13 BORNO 3 0 0 CROSSRIVER 20 20 20 DELTA 6 6 6 EBONYI 2 2 2 EDO 6 6 6 EKITI 6 7 7 ENUGU 16 19 24 GOMBE 7 7 7 IMO 6 6 10 JIGAWA 4 4 4 KADUNA 6 6 6 KANO 6 6 6 KATSINA 7 7 8 KEBBI 4 4 4 KOGI 5 5 5 KWARA 5 5 6 LAGOS 7 7 8 NASARAWA 4 4 4 NIGER 6 7 9 OGUN 9 9 9 ONDO 7 7 7 OSUN 16 16 20 OYO 7 6 7 PLATEAU 1 1 1 RIVERS 7 7 8 SOKOTO 4 4 4 TARABA 8 8 8 YOBE 8 8 8 ZAMFARA 2 2 2

Source: National Business And Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) TABLE A7.1: NUMBER OF SEATS HELD IN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BY STATE AND SEX. (2011)

Senate House of Representatives State Male Female Total Male Female Total Abia 2 1 3 6 2 8 Adamawa 3 0 3 7 1 8 Akwa-Ibom 2 1 3 10 0 10 Anambara 3 0 3 9 2 11 Bauchi 3 0 3 12 0 12 Bayelsa 3 0 3 4 1 5 Benue 3 0 3 10 1 11 Borno 3 0 3 9 1 10 C/River 3 0 3 6 2 8 Delta 3 0 3 9 1 10 Ebonyi 3 0 3 6 0 6 Edo 3 0 3 9 0 9 Ekiti 3 0 3 6 0 6 Enugu 3 0 3 6 2 8 Gombe 3 0 3 5 1 6 Imo 2 1 3 10 0 10 Jigawa 3 0 3 11 0 11 Kaduna 2 1 3 16 0 16 kano 3 0 3 24 0 24 Katsina 3 0 3 15 0 15 Kebbi 3 0 3 8 0 8 Kogi 3 0 3 9 0 9 Kwara 3 0 3 6 0 6 Lagos 2 1 3 21 3 24 Nassarawa 3 0 3 5 0 5 Niger 2 1 3 10 0 10 Ogun 3 0 3 9 0 9 Ondo 3 0 3 9 0 9 Osun 3 0 3 8 1 9 Oyo 3 0 3 12 2 14 Plateau 3 0 3 7 1 8 Rivers 3 0 3 11 2 13 Sokoto 3 0 3 11 0 11 Taraba 2 1 3 6 0 6 Yobe 3 0 3 5 1 6 Zamfara 3 0 3 7 0 7 FCT 1 0 1 2 0 2 Total 102 7 109 336 24 360

Source: National Assembly, Abuja TABLE A7.2: NUMBER OF SEATS HELD IN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BY STATE AND SEX (AS AT JUNE 4TH,2015) Senate House of Representatives State Male Female Total Male Female Total Abia 2 1 3 6 2 8 Adamawa 3 0 3 7 1 8 Akwa-Ibom 2 1 3 10 0 10 Anambara 3 0 3 9 2 11 Bauchi 3 0 3 12 0 12 Bayelsa 3 0 3 4 1 5 Benue 3 0 3 10 1 11 Borno 3 0 3 9 1 10 C/River 3 0 3 6 2 8 Delta 3 0 3 9 1 10 Ebonyi 3 0 3 6 0 6 Edo 3 0 3 9 0 9 Ekiti 3 0 3 6 0 6 Enugu 3 0 3 6 2 8 Gombe 3 0 3 5 1 6 Imo 2 1 3 10 0 10 Jigawa 0 3 11 0 11 Kaduna 2 1 3 16 0 16 Kano 3 0 3 24 0 24 Katsina 3 0 3 15 0 15 Kebbi 3 0 3 8 0 8 Kogi 3 0 3 9 0 9 Kwara 3 0 3 6 0 6 Lagos 2 1 3 21 3 24 Nassarawa 3 0 3 5 0 5 Niger 2 1 3 10 0 10 Ogun 3 0 3 9 0 9 Ondo 3 0 3 9 0 9 Osun 3 0 3 8 1 9 Oyo 3 0 3 12 2 14 Plateau 3 0 3 7 1 8 Rivers 3 0 3 11 2 13 Sokoto 3 0 3 11 0 11 Taraba 2 1 3 6 0 6 Yobe 3 0 3 5 1 6 Zamfara 3 0 3 7 0 7 FCT 1 0 1 2 0 2 Total 102 7 109 336 24 360

Source: National Assembly, Abuja TABLE A7.2A: NUMBER OF SEATS HELD IN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BY STATE AND SEX (AS AT DEC.31ST, 2015)

Senate House of Representatives State Male Female Total Male Female Total Abia 3 0 3 6 2 8 Adamawa 2 1 3 8 0 8 Akwa-Ibom 3 0 3 9 1 10 Anambara 1 1 2 9 2 11 Bauchi 3 0 3 12 0 12 Bayelsa 3 0 3 4 1 5 Benue 3 0 3 11 0 11 Borno 2 1 3 9 1 10 C/River 3 0 3 8 0 8 Delta 3 0 3 7 3 10 Ebonyi 3 0 3 6 0 6 Edo 3 0 3 8 1 9 Ekiti 1 2 3 6 0 6 Enugu 3 0 3 7 1 8 Gombe 3 0 3 4 2 6 Imo 2 0 3 10 0 10 Jigawa 3 0 3 11 0 11 Kaduna 2 0 3 16 0 16 Kano 3 0 3 24 0 24 Katsina 3 0 3 15 0 15 Kebbi 3 0 3 8 0 8 Kogi 3 0 3 9 0 9 Kwara 3 0 3 5 1 6 Lagos 2 1 3 23 1 24 Nassarawa 3 0 3 5 0 5 Niger 2 0 3 10 0 10 Ogun 3 0 3 9 0 9 Ondo 3 0 3 9 0 9 Osun 3 0 3 8 1 9 Oyo 2 1 3 14 0 14 Plateau 3 0 3 7 1 8 Rivers 3 0 3 10 3 13 Sokoto 3 0 3 11 0 11 Taraba 3 0 3 6 0 6 Yobe 3 0 3 5 1 6 Zamfara 3 0 3 7 0 7 FCT 1 0 1 2 0 2 Total 101 7 108 338 22 360

source: National Assembly, Abuja

NB: The total number of Senators of the 8th Assembly remains 108 following the annulment of the election of Anambra Central Senatorial District of Anambra state which is yet to be filled. Table A7.3: ELECTION TO THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA 2011

NO. OF VOTES % OF TOTAL STATES WITH NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY GENDER REMARKS SCORED VOTES CAST 25% OF VOTES CAST NUHU AHMED RIBADU ACN M 2,079,151 5 4 REV. PETER UCHENNA NWANGWU ADC M 51,682 0 - IBRAHIM SHEKARAU ANPP M 917,012 2 - SIR LAWRENCE MAKINDE ADEDOYIN APS M 23,740 0 - YAHAYA E. G. K. NDU ARP M 12,264 0 - IFEANYICHUKWU GODSWIL NNAJI BNPP M 47,272 0 - MAJ. GEN. MUHAMMADU BUHARI (RTD) CPC M 12,214,853 31 16 REV. CHRISTOPHER OGHENEBRORIE OKOTIE FRESH M 34,331 0 - CHIEF AMBROSE OWURU HDP M 12,023 0 - CHRISTOPHER CHUKWUDUMEBI NWAOKOBIA LDPN M 8,472 0 - HON. RASHEED A. SHITTA BEY MPPP M 16,492 0 - DELE MOMODU NCP M 26,376 0 - DR. SOLOMON AKPONA NMDP M 25,938 0 - JOHN OMONIYI DARA NTP M 19,744 0 - ALH. MAHMUD MUDI WAZIRI PDC M 82,243 0 - DR. GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN PDP M 22,495,187 57 31 ELECTED NWADIKE BATOS CHIKEZIE O. PMP M 56,248 0 - PRINCE LAWSON IGBOANUGO AROH PPP M 54,203 0 - PROF. PATRICK OKEDINACHI UTOMI SDMP M 11,544 0 - CHIEF EBITI ONOYOM NDOK UNPD F 21,203 0 - TOTAL NUMBER OF VALID VOTES 38,209,978 TOTAL NUMBER OF REJECTED VOTES 1,259,506 TOTAL NUMBER OF VOTES CAST 39,469,484

Source: Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) TABLE A7.4: GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION RESULT BY STATE AND VOTE (2011)

TOTAL TOTAL VOTES STATE TOTAL VALID VOTES REJECTED CAST VOTES Abia 778,778.00 13,925.00 792,703.00 Adamawa AkwaIbom 1,148,433.00 25,036.00 1,173,469.00 Anambra Bauchi 1,273,667.00 35,793.00 1,309,460.00 Bayelsa Benue 1,110,606.00 28,755.00 1,139,361.00 Borno 1,050,796.00 62,321.00 1,113,117.00 Cross River Delta 1,017,204.00 33,995.00 1,051,199.00 Ebonyi 451,459.00 16,114.00 467,573.00 Edo Ekiti Enugu 491,138.00 11,075.00 502,213.00 Gombe 697,790.00 21,354.00 719,144.00 Imo 750,964.00 28,504.00 779,468.00 Jigawa 1,094,549.00 59,072.00 1,153,621.00 Kaduna 2,550,150.00 34,350.00 2,584,500.00 Kano 2,409,692.00 67,420.00 2,477,112.00 Katsina 1,620,063.00 65,113.00 1,685,176.00 Kebbi 965,101.00 55,798.00 1,020,899.00 Kogi Kwara 504,102.00 23,274.00 527,376.00 Lagos 1,862,513.00 47,218.00 1,909,731.00 Nassarawa 674,554.00 17,065.00 691,619.00 Niger 906,360.00 86,595.00 992,955.00 Ogun 729,671.00 34,713.00 764,384.00 Ondo Osun Oyo 1,125,090.00 42,152.00 1,167,242.00 Plateau 1,399,418.00 20,469.00 1,419,887.00 Rivers 1,373,469.00 27,995.00 1,401,464.00 Sokoto Taraba 716,769.00 25,511.00 742,280.00 Yobe 656,128.00 33,391.00 689,519.00 Zamfara 989,378.00 33,603.00 1,022,981.00 FCT TOTAL 28,347,842.00 950,611.00 29,298,453.00

Source: Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Table A7.6: LIST OF GOVERNOR ELECT IN 2015 GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION BY STATE

VOTES STATES NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY REMARKS SCORED ABIA DR OKEZIE IKPEAZU PDP 264,713 ELECTED ADAMAWA SEN. MOHAMMED U. JIBRILLA APC 362,329 ELECTED AKWA IBOM EMMANUEL UDOM GABRIEL PDP 996,071 ELECTED BAUCHI MOHAMMED ABDULLAHI ABUBAKAR APC 654,934 ELECTED BENUE ORTOM SAMUEL IORAER APC 422,932 ELECTED BORNO KASHIM SHETTIMA APC 649,913 ELECTED CROSS RIVER AYADE BENEDICT . PDP 342,016 ELECTED DELTA SEN. DR. KOWA IFEANYI ARTHUR PDP 724,680 ELECTED EBONYI NWEZE DAVID UMAHI PDP 289,867 ELECTED ENUGU UGWUANYI IFEANYI LAWRENCE PDP 482,277 ELECTED GOMBE ALH. IBRAHIN HASSAN DANKWAMBO PDP 285,369 ELECTED IMO OWELLE ROCHAS E. ANAYO OKOROCHA APC 416,996 ELECTED JIGAWA MOHAMMED BADARU ABUBAKAR APC 403,449 ELECTED KADUNA NASIR AHMED EL-RUFAI APC 1,117,635 ELECTED KANO DR ABDULLAHI U.GANGDUJE APC 1,546,434 ELECTED KATSINA AMINU BELLO MASARI APC 943,085 ELECTED KEBBI SEN. ABUBAKAR ATIKU BAGUDU APC 477,376 ELECTED KWARA ALH. DR. ABDULFATAH AHMED APC 295,832 ELECTED LAGOS AMBODE AKINWUMI DAPO APC 811,994 ELECTED NASARAWA UMARU TANKO AL- MAKURA APC 309,746 ELECTED NIGER ABUBAKAR SANI BELLO APC 593,702 ELECTED OGUN SEN. IBIKUNLE OYELAJA AMOSUN APC 306,988 ELECTED OYO ABIOLA ADEYEMI AJIMOBI APC 327,310 ELECTED PLATEAU RT. HON. SIMON BAKO LALONG APC 564,913 ELECTED RIVERS WIKE EZENWO NYESOM PDP 1,029,102 ELECTED SOKOTO Hon Aminu Waziri Tambuwal APC 647,609 ELECTED TARABA DARIUS DICKSON ISHAKU PDP 369,318 ELECTED YOBE IBRAHIM GAIDAM APC 334,847 ELECTED ZAMFARA ALH. ABDULAZEEZ ABUBAKAR YARI APC 716,964 ELECTED

PARTY NUMBER OF STATE WON PDP 9 APC 20 Source: Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) TABLE A8.1: REPORTED RAIN/WIND STORM AND FLOOD BY STATE, FREQUENCY, PERSONS AFFECTED, NUMBER OF DEATH AND YEAR (2014-2015)

2014 2015 2016 PERSONS PERSONS NUMBER STATE NUMBER FREQUENC FREQUENCY AFFECTE AFFECTE OF FREQUENCY PERSONS.AFFECTED NUMBER OF DEATH OF DEATH Y D D DEATH ABIA 5 466 0 1 0 0 1 310 0 ADAMAWA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 AKWA IBOM 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 100 0 ANAMBRA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAUCHI 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAYELSA 1 0 0 0 0 0 10 569 0 BENUE 0 0 0 1 30001 0 1 60 0 BORNO 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CROSS RIVER 3 8000 0 0 0 0 6 5897 0 DELTA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 EBONYI 4 1454 0 0 0 0 2 2428 0 EDO 6 1838 0 0 0 0 1 9 0 EKITI 4 3396 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ENUGU 1 227 0 0 0 0 1 294 0 GOMBE 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 308 2 IMO 6 6051 1 2 0 0 1 97 0 JIGAWA 6 5196 0 2 1030 0 0 0 0 KADUNA 4 452 1 3 1840 0 2 367 0 KANO 5 908 0 1 402 0 3 284 0 KATSINA 1 460 0 4 1035 0 0 0 0 KEBBI 3 5977 0 1 5 5 1 3000 0 KOGI 5 396 1 1 13565 0 1 150 0 KWARA 0 0 0 2 2873 0 0 0 0 LAGOS 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NASSARAWA 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4335 6 NIGER 2 1000 0 3 16662 0 9 16605 0 OGUN 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 358 0 ONDO 1 750 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OSUN 1 127 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OYO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PLATEAU 3 1161 2 1 9160 0 1 102 0 RIVERS 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 SOKOTO 7 1751 0 2 256 1 12 9131 5 TARABA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 YOBE 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 561 0 ZAMFARA 5 2715 0 3 540 9 4 2280 0 FCT 4 750 1 1 8550 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 84 43075 6 30 85919 15 68 47,245 13

Source: National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) TABLE A8.2: REPORTED FIRE DISASTER BY STATE, FREQUENCY, PERSONS AFFECTED, NUMBER OF DEATH AND YEAR (2014-2015)

2014 2015 2016 STATE PERSONS NUMBER PERSONS NUMBER FREQUENCY FREQUENCY FREQUENCY PERSONS AFFECTED NUMBER OF DEATH AFFECTED OF DEATH AFFECTED OF DEATH ABIA 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 ADAMAWA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ANAMBRA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 AKWA IBOM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAUCHI 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAYELSA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BENUE 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2171 0 BORNO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CROSS RIVER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DELTA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 EBONYI 0 0 0 1 68 1 0 0 0 ENUGU 0 0 0 2 0 138 0 0 0 EDO 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 200 0 EKITI 2 150 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 GOMBE 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 IMO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 JIGAWA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KADUNA 1 131 0 0 0 0 4 1014 14 KANO 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 480 0 KATSINA 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 KEBBI 2 403 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 KOGI 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 KWARA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LAGOS 39 138 11 24 70 7 28 115 9 NASSARAWA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NIGER 0 0 0 2 594 21 0 0 0 OGUN 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 6 0 ONDO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OSUN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OYO 1 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 PLATEAU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 RIVERS 0 0 0 1 102 0 0 0 0 SOKOTO 2 2478 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 TARABA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 YOBE 1 29 0 0 0 0 2 358 0 ZAMFARA 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 FCT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 51 3329 14 32 834 167 61 4,344 23 Source: National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA)

TABLE A8.3: RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY SUPLLY PROJECTION IN MW (13% GDP GROWTH RATE)

Medium Term (2016- Long Term (2021- Resources Short Term (2013-2015) 2020) 2030) Hydro (LHP) 4,000 9,000 11,250 Hydro (SHP) 100 760 3,500 Solar PV 300 4,000 30,005 Solar Thermal 300 2,136 18,127 Biomass 5 30 100 Wind 23 40 50 All Renewable 4,628 15,966 63,032 All Energy Resources 47,490 88,698 215,158 Source: Energy Commission of Nigeria TABLE A9.1: MONTHLY CASH FLOW INTO THE FEDERATION ACCOUNT BY YEAR

MONTH/YEAR 2014 2015 2016 January 552,293,302,616.95 581,298,013,100.09 342,380,802,510.85 February 630,764,247,233.83 588,723,547,904.41 313,913,567,677.46 March 660,615,823,142.47 457,892,838,618.09 383,443,660,165.91 April 685,282,966,728.90 431,884,589,391.86 264,327,166,288.74 May 649,577,147,997.11 487,410,250,399.37 345,484,677,774.48 June 1,069,135,539,676.57 984,469,622,713.50 777,513,573,079.51 July 815,750,907,761.08 582,960,932,458.74 472,500,884,573.59 August 695,792,343,460.00 503,595,436,970.19 487,803,375,802.66 September 637,611,934,027.55 448,627,092,609.85 389,605,984,422.58 October 586,981,983,445.91 571,393,120,112.54 404,064,528,461.19 November 574,610,396,901.76 420,187,602,494.39 426,077,752,560.99 December 628,776,262,560.38 403,037,353,823.46 392,594,138,492.46 Total 8,187,192,855,552.51 6,461,480,400,596.49 4,999,710,111,810.42

SOURCE: Revenue Mobilization and Fiscal commission (RMFC)

TABLE A9.2: MONTHLY INFLATION BY YEAR

2014 2015 2016 MONTH/YEAR INFLATION(%) INFLATION(%) INFLATION(%) JANUARY 8 8.2 9.6 February 7.7 8.4 11.4 March 7.8 8.5 12.8 April 7.9 8.7 13.7 May 8 9 15.6 June 8.2 9.2 16.5 July 8.3 9.2 17.1 August 8.5 9.3 17.6 September 8.3 9.4 17.9 October 8.1 9.3 18.3 November 7.9 9.4 18.5 December 8 9.6 18.6 Source : Macro Dept. NBS TABLE A10.1: NUMBER OF HIV PATIENTS BY STATE, SEX AND YEAR

STATE 2014 2015 2016 Abia 57,734 57,470 57,003 Adamawa 52,066 50,584 49,423 Akwa Ibom 211,046 219,294 227,028 Anambra 39,420 40,973 42,649 Bauchi 52,240 51,216 50,143 Bayelsa 67,593 66,542 65,412 Benue 181,326 183,271 185,179 Borno 61,278 60,189 59,410 Cross Rivers 75,083 75,943 76,783 Delta 32,362 32,825 33,218 Ebonyi 46,514 47,632 48,627 Edo 135,781 138,512 141,585 Ekiti 4,538 4,781 5,025 Enugu 32,368 33,457 34,563 Gombe 98,709 101,020 102,746 Imo 54,881 54,886 54,953 Jigawa 98,308 106,072 114,159 Kaduna 66,858 67,301 67,659 Kano 175,386 168,844 161,765 Katsina 107,515 105,648 103,198 Kebbi 51,516 47,966 44,849 Kogi 25,089 24,391 23,591 Kwara 50,593 49,164 47,744 Lagos 30,506 31,140 31,980 Nasarawa 190,037 199,246 209,468 Niger 99,468 103,868 108,321 Ogun 70,030 68,635 67,000 Ondo 85,942 84,516 83,222 Osun 83,438 83,074 82,691 Oyo 61,297 62,203 63,094 Plateau 206,760 209,657 212,600 River 63,448 65,590 67,464 Sokoto 113,263 114,680 115,980 Taraba 134,339 132,365 129,989 Yobe 151,595 156,075 160,503 Zamfara 62,012 59,087 56,426 FCT 15,371 14,923 14,648 TOTAL 3,145,710 3,173,040 3,200,098 Source: NASCP TABLE A10.1: NUMBER OF HIV PATIENTS BY STATE, SEX AND YEAR

STATE 2014 2015 2016 Abia 420 318 905 Adamawa 130 209 161 Akwa Ibom 310 754 694 Anambra 896 484 1,022 Bauchi 174 326 188 Bayelsa 287 348 511 Benue 379 365 583 Borno 379 472 476 Cross River 576 606 705 Delta 863 1,320 1,205 Ebonyi 483 339 478 Edo 1,462 2,322 2,946 Ekiti 741 495 529 Enugu 1,103 1,020 2,420 Gombe 195 2,072 223 Imo 361 358 461 Jigawa 126 51 194 Kaduna 1,107 258 1,803 Kano 637 1,348 936 Katsina 145 1,187 149 Kebbi 116 205 155 Kogi 328 180 359 Kwara 1,008 187 1,066 Lagos 5,552 601 7,228 Nassarawa 230 7,864 215 Niger 326 215 390 Ogun 973 373 925 Ondo 592 1,346 667 Osun 1,228 947 1,119 Oyo 1,669 1,948 2,855 Plateau 738 2,401 1,116 Rivers 1,110 771 1,981 Sokoto 307 1,813 606 Taraba 131 317 190 Yobe 60 409 66 Zamfara 137 77 134 FCT 2,063 166 2,889 Total 27,342 34,472 38,550 Source: Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria. TABLE A10.3: NUMBER OF DENTISTS BY STATE AND YEAR (2014-2016)

STATE 2014 2015 2016 Abia 10 21 28 Adamawa 3 19 3 Akwa Ibom 5 26 18 Anambra 20 22 13 Bauchi 5 45 8 Bayelsa 7 10 11 Benue 29 21 22 Borno 22 29 60 Cross River 10 14 11 Delta 27 108 64 Ebonyi 10 21 9 Edo 110 220 274 Ekiti 23 45 133 Enugu 39 36 45 Gombe 10 98 6 Imo 5 22 11 Jigawa 0 13 11 Kaduna 24 16 221 Kano 9 51 30 Katsina 1 48 10 Kebbi 5 23 3 Kogi 10 10 18 Kwara 27 15 13 Lagos 484 22 752 Nassarawa 5 681 10 Niger 18 19 27 Ogun 18 22 32 Ondo 27 53 37 Osun 85 53 144 Oyo 158 75 454 Plateau 8 175 25 Rivers 43 206 141 Sokoto 2 36 11 Taraba 3 72 3 Yobe 2 16 5 Zamfara 3 8 7 FCT 96 3 181 Total 1,363 2,374 2,851 Source: Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria. Table A10.4: NUMBER OF PRODUCTS REGISTERED BY NAFDAC (2014-2016)

PRODUCT 2014 2015 2016 FOOD IMPORTED 1,068 940 363 LOCAL 1,456 1,797 1,456 TOTAL 2,524 2,737 1,819 HUMAN DRUGS IMPORTED 2,768 2,291 852 LOCAL 557 498 364 TOTAL 3,325 2,789 1,216 COSMETICS IMPORTED 211 228 96 LOCAL 633 699 635 TOTAL 844 927 731 MEDICAL DEVICES IMPORTED 594 592 374 LOCAL 26 78 27 TOTAL 620 670 401 HERBAL DRUGS IMPORTED 176 204 74 LOCAL 168 163 148 TOTAL 344 367 222 BIOLOGICALS & VACCINES IMPORTED 87 73 35 LOCAL 0 0 0 TOTAL 87 73 35 VETERINARY DRUGS IMPORTED 232 267 95 LOCAL 30 76 136 TOTAL 262 343 231 PESTICIDES IMPORTED 287 265 144 LOCAL 20 19 15 TOTAL 307 284 159 PACKAGED WATER IMPORTED 0 0 0 LOCAL 3,373 3,560 2,623 TOTAL 3,373 3,560 2,623 FINISHED CHEMICALS IMPORTED 7 0 0 LOCAL 0 0 7 TOTAL 7 0 7 GRAND TOTAL 11,693 11,750 7444

Source: NAFDAC TABLE A10.5: Reported Malaria cases in Pregnant Women (2014 -2016)

STATE 2014 2015 2016 Abia 13,471 12,515 16,085 Adamawa 20,793 16,785 23,592 Akwa-Ibom 22,680 21,391 17,886 Anambra 15,150 14,846 7,588 Bauchi 55,541 79,284 96,268 Bayelsa 3,099 3,089 2,350 Benue 27,978 21,964 16,697 Borno 2,407 8 9,043 Cross River 16,401 12,313 10,144 Delta 14,850 10,057 9,011 Ebonyi 12,646 8,560 8,493 Edo 13,859 7,583 6,763 Ekiti 5,465 4,063 1,708 Enugu 11,020 23,394 120,901 Gombe 26,501 26,496 23,647 Imo 22,722 21,358 19,900 Jigawa 132,060 89,231 41,961 Kaduna 92,553 71,812 88,531 Kano 85,031 92,544 101,448 Katsina 107,644 87,985 110,891 Kebbi 47,341 29,207 28,453 Kogi 11,943 6,863 6,647 Kwara 10,663 2,955 8,763 Lagos 81,508 60,025 43,114 Nasarawa 21,342 16,590 17,683 Niger 29,450 29,707 29,152 Ogun 14,189 7,194 4,820 Ondo 34,191 31,379 10,512 Osun 7,809 2,361 4,120 Oyo 20,595 13,552 8,761 Plateau 20,044 10,371 19,715 Rivers 19,658 11,004 18,068 Sokoto 43,673 70,736 187,507 Taraba 10,030 9,168 20,127 Yobe 22,711 34,383 39,831 Zamfara 30,889 18,797 18,326 Federal Capital Territory 18,365 22,615 17,685 GRAND TOTAL 1,146,272 1,002,185 1,216,191 TABLE A10.6: REPORTED CONFIRMED AND CLINICAL MALARIA BY STATE AND YEAR (2014-2016) State 2014 2015 2016 Abia 123,396 90,128 69,501 Adamawa 409,247 357,275 428,922 Akwa-Ibom 413,506 273,650 313,822 Anambra 452,167 230,546 219,949 Bauchi 859,511 1,114,167 1,183,564 Benue 222,372 199,269 202,016 Borno 5,171 86 29,393 Bayelsa 45,148 39,772 19,882 Cross River 219,607 196,311 197,812 Delta 233,076 208,268 129,936 Ebonyi 351,792 265,711 308,776 Edo 216,873 122,669 157,157 Ekiti 138,644 269,991 120,360 Enugu 215,302 282,990 125,715 Gombe 379,139 271,118 281,889 Imo 446,559 245,277 223,925 Jigawa 1,577,160 1,096,119 948,548 Kaduna 820,956 758,018 985,215 Kebbi 346,728 263,928 413,928 Kano 1,013,985 1,105,934 1,338,906 Kogi 133,210 165,523 197,250 Katsina 1,160,271 1,041,512 1,284,427 Kwara 166,820 44,180 177,634 Lagos 1,244,861 1,208,574 1,189,318 Nasarawa 246,775 281,903 323,892 Niger 678,079 920,725 773,744 Ogun 359,537 335,904 264,517 Ondo 409,987 383,032 355,791 Osun 378,011 202,991 376,741 Oyo 694,624 747,524 631,800 Plateau 270,169 133,179 229,729 Rivers 243,576 78,875 154,150 Sokoto 646,193 739,440 1,020,252 Taraba 110,063 94,172 173,596 Yobe 195,589 236,716 313,478 Zamfara 484,667 461,930 545,223 Federal Capital 203,079 265,885 224,308 Territory GRAND TOTAL 16,115,850 14,733,292 15,935,066

Source: National Malaria Elinination Program(NMEP) TABLE A10.7: REPORTED SEVERE MALARIA CASES (2014 -2016)

2014 2015 2016 Abia 1,875 1,334 1,672 Adamawa 7,862 6,180 4,501 Akwa-Ibom 3,534 2,137 2,806 Anambra 5,996 2,755 2,367 Bauchi 29,145 23,924 17,925 Bayelsa 2,038 1,408 1,055 Benue 6,107 2,959 1,702 Borno 31 1,857 Cross River 3,215 2,949 3,559 Delta 4,032 3,537 2,444 Ebonyi 5,479 1,502 1,260 Edo 11,992 4,407 2,141 Ekiti 2,067 2,028 723 Enugu 5,319 12,583 5,832 Gombe 9,821 11,359 10,060 Imo 3,466 2,767 1,833 Jigawa 36,833 15,606 8,551 Kaduna 27,896 16,427 19,242 Kano 37,645 21,731 16,332 Katsina 50,445 37,759 46,214 Kebbi 13,302 4,805 3,468 Kogi 2,765 973 1,021 Kwara 5,680 402 2,599 Lagos 35,304 15,851 9,684 Nasarawa 7,790 3,974 1,881 Niger 6,006 13,360 14,649 Ogun 8,166 3,838 3,240 Ondo 5,727 3,714 2,013 Osun 2,178 979 1,555 Oyo 3,110 2,592 2,493 Plateau 5,881 2,415 3,285 Rivers 4,485 4,014 5,031 Sokoto 19,406 22,404 15,317 Taraba 2,827 3,085 7,098 Yobe 6,578 8,419 8,300 Zamfara 6,797 471 1,270 F C T 8,125 13,433 16,751 GRAND TOTAL 398,925 278,081 251,731 Source: NMEP Database, 2014 - 2016, DHIS 2 TABLE A10.8: DIARRHEA (WATERY WITHOUT BLOOD)

2014 2015 2016 STATES CASES DEATH CASES DEATH CASES DEATH Abia 3960 9 2907 12 4641 8 Adamawa 20376 17 0 0 8737 2 Akwa Ibom 2043 0 0 0 768 0 Anambra 11317 6 12867 5 13992 10 Bauchi 62958 23 52697 9 50988 1 Bayelsa 2824 0 1351 3 3268 3 Benue 7537 3 5246 3 5698 0 Borno 4037 14 3303 14 1625 11 Cross River 8927 1 0 0 5751 0 Delta 11396 12 10574 15 9201 11 Ebonyi 4168 12 5290 12 3743 87 Edo 11984 0 10626 0 5741 0 Ekiti 3102 0 5482 0 4902 0 Enugu 11056 3 6408 20 6732 0 FCT 6534 0 9205 0 6073 0 Gombe 28346 5 23373 3 21615 2 Imo 5713 12 4910 4 6187 5 Jigawa 80118 41 84007 12 48901 8 Kaduna 19716 31 8058 5 17417 2 Kano 40981 15 20546 19 43307 25 Katsina 60133 172 51149 81 17965 8 Kebbi 26583 77 32771 51 12916 15 Kogi 5278 4 6280 14 7040 0 Kwara 21616 6 7971 0 4291 0 Lagos 23546 16 26833 18 13778 11 Nasarawa 8170 2 11589 1 10081 3 Niger 33177 36 23305 0 9596 1 Ogun 6757 0 5101 0 4727 4 Ondo 7280 3 6791 0 5580 0 Osun 9233 1 4963 0 0 0 Oyo 25163 9 20263 5 8881 0 Plateau 13321 29 8772 30 15689 70 Rivers 6463 10 3197 0 6620 9 Sokoto 47165 78 24170 22 18138 0 Taraba 7333 28 6764 8 3982 2 Yobe 30296 21 27975 2 34733 4 Zamfara 26957 96 19813 21 0 0 Grand Total 705564 792 554557 389 443304 302 Table A10.9: REPORTED DIARRHOEA CASES AND DEATH 2013 – 2016

Diarrhoea (with blood) 2013 2014 2015 2016 STATE CASES DEATH CASES DEATH CASES DEATH CASES DEATH Abia 952 2 693 1 491 2 853 2 Adamawa 11771 3 9056 0 0 0 4803 5 Akwa Ibom 1704 0 718 0 0 0 838 0 Anambra 1277 4 1382 0 986 0 1450 0 Bauchi 42171 11 40184 20 31185 6 32000 0 Bayelsa 1810 1 1615 0 1038 16 2236 2 Benue 3016 4 2262 5 1792 1 1857 0 Borno 6130 24 3428 7 2805 8 987 0 Cross River 1387 0 546 0 0 0 524 0 Delta 2549 6 1033 2 999 4 789 2 Ebonyi 883 1 526 1 701 0 99 0 Edo 3441 0 4351 0 5194 0 3604 0 Ekiti 463 0 429 0 576 0 623 0 Enugu 3029 0 3249 0 1594 4 3064 0 FCT 1640 0 1015 0 892 0 415 0 Gombe 31375 26 23613 2 14942 0 8630 0 Imo 1004 2 939 3 340 1 454 1 Jigawa 33808 13 35097 12 25856 5 13598 0 Kaduna 6227 1 5660 2 2853 0 2496 1 Kano 38072 20 29330 22 16836 4 26561 13 Katsina 31103 28 39424 60 37225 64 15239 5 Kebbi 15346 32 21321 29 18220 32 8315 17 Kogi 5126 0 4387 0 5023 1 4987 0 Kwara 8236 48 7136 1 3173 6 1196 0 Lagos 3591 2 2225 4 2367 7 800 3 Nasarawa 7402 3 3758 0 4810 0 3870 0 Niger 14409 0 13190 11 10235 2 4884 3 Ogun 440 0 214 0 94 0 96 0 Ondo 782 0 464 1 369 0 346 0 Osun 992 0 583 0 137 0 0 0 Oyo 1452 10 603 19 815 5 2404 0 Plateau 6727 0 7428 7 4488 14 7888 6 Rivers 1523 2 568 1 274 0 635 2 Sokoto 41437 53 31486 52 17589 11 11982 1 Taraba 7303 28 7229 60 5322 1 3349 1 Yobe 19090 3 22962 9 31595 14 23776 2 Zamfara 16319 75 15882 41 14496 25 0 0 373987 402 343986 372 265312 233 195648 66 Table A11.1a: NUMBER OF PETITIONS RECEIVED BY NATURE OF PETITION, STAGE AND YEAR (2014)

STAGE OF PETITION 2014 PETITION PETITION DISPOSED PENDING PENDING AT PETITION OF AT THE OTHERS NATURE OF THE FILED DURING DURING END OF (UNSPECIFI PETITIONS BEGINNING % THE YEAR % THE YEAR % THE YEAR % ED) % TOTAL WOMEN RIGHT & GENCER ISSUES 1 25 0 0 0 0 3 75 0 0 4 EMPLOYER/EMPLO YEE DISPUTE 4 16 1 4 0 0 20 80 0 0 25 ENFORCEMENT OF COURT JUDGEMENT/ARBIT IAL AWARD 6 29 1 5 0 0 14 67 0 0 21 ELECTION PETITIONS 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 100 0 0 1 LAND/ COMMUNUAL DISPUTE 7 24 1 3 1 3 20 69 0 0 29 CLAIMS AGAINST GOVT 4 25 0 0 0 0 12 75 0 0 16 INHERITANCE/PRO BATE MATTERS 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 100 0 0 1 PREROGATIVE OF MERCY 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 100 0 0 1 BREACH OF CONTRACT 1 20 0 0 0 0 4 80 0 0 5 LANDLORD/ TENANT DISPUTE 1 25 0 0 0 0 3 75 0 0 4 MATRIMONIAL CASES 1 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 THREAT TO LIFE 4 27 2 13 0 0 9 60 0 0 15

UNLAWFUL ARREST & DETENTION 2 13 1 7 1 7 11 73 0 0 15 TORTURE & INHUMAN TREATMENT 5 38 2 15 1 8 5 38 0 0 13 GENERAL CLAIMS/MISCELLAN EOUS 2 14 0 0 2 14 10 71 0 0 14 OTHERS ( UNSPECIFIED) 6 25 2 8 3 13 13 54 0 0 24 TOTAL 44 10 5 8 4 127 67 0 0 189

Source: Fed Min. Of Justice Table A11.1b: NUMBER OF PETITIONS RECEIVED BY NATURE OF PETITION, STAGE AND YEAR (2015)

STAGE OF PETITION 2015 PETITI PETITIO ON N PETITION PENDIN OTHER NATURE OF PENDING DISPOSE FILED G AT S PETITIONS AT THE % % D OF % % % TOTAL DURING THE (UNSPE BEGINNING DURING THE YEAR END OF CIFIED) THE THE YEAR YEAR WOMEN RIGHT & GENCER 1 50 0 0 0 0 1 50 0 0 2 ISSUES EMPLOYER/EM PLOYEE 6 60 0 0 0 0 4 40 0 0 10 DISPUTE ENFORCEMENT OF COURT JUDGEMENT/A 3 60 0 0 0 0 2 40 0 0 5 RBITIAL AWARD ELECTION 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PETITIONS LAND/ COMMUNUAL 11 79 0 0 0 0 2 14 1 7 14 DISPUTE CLAIMS 14 82 0 0 0 0 3 18 0 0 17 AGAINST GOVT INHERITANCE/ PROBATE 2 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 MATTERS PREROGATIVE 2 67 0 0 1 33 0 0 0 0 3 OF MERCY BREACH OF 3 50 0 0 0 0 3 50 0 0 6 CONTRACT LANDLORD/ TENANT 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 100 0 0 1 DISPUTE MATRIMONIAL 3 75 0 0 0 0 1 25 0 0 4 CASES THREAT TO 9 69 0 0 1 8 3 23 0 0 13 LIFE UNLAWFUL ARREST & 9 50 1 6 0 0 8 44 0 0 18 DETENTION TORTURE & INHUMAN 3 60 0 0 0 0 2 40 0 0 5 TREATMENT GENERAL CLAIMS/MISCE 7 88 0 0 0 0 1 13 0 0 8 LLANEOUS OTHERS ( 11 79 0 0 0 0 3 21 0 0 14 UNSPECIFIED) TOTAL 84 69 1 1 2 2 34 28 1 1 122

Source: Fed Min. Of Justice Table A11.1b: NUMBER OF PETITIONS RECEIVED BY NATURE OF PETITION, STAGE AND YEAR (2015) STAGE OF PETITION 2016 PETITION PETITION NATURE OF PETITION FILED PENDING OTHERS PENDING AT THE DISPOSED PETITIONS % DURING THE % % AT THE % (UNSPECIFI % TOTAL BEGINNING OF DURING YEAR END OF ED) THE YEAR THE YEAR WOMEN RIGHT & 2 2 0 5 1 5 GENCER ISSUES EMPLOYER/EMPL 17 18 0 35 35 OYEE DISPUTE ENFORCEMENT OF COURT 12 8 1 19 3 22 JUDGEMENT/ARBI TIAL AWARD ELECTION 0 2 0 2 0 2 PETITIONS LAND/ COMMUNUAL 19 5 1 25 2 25 DISPUTE CLAIMS AGAINST 20 4 1 27 4 27 GOVT INHERITANCE/PR 2 1 0 3 0 3 OBATE MATTERS PREROGATIVE OF 3 1 3 1 0 1 MERCY BREACH OF 11 1 0 12 0 12 CONTRACT LANDLORD/ 1 2 0 3 0 3 TENANT DISPUTE MATRIMONIAL 4 1 0 1 0 6 CASES THREAT TO LIFE 24 8 3 30 1 0 30 UNLAWFUL ARREST & 17 6 2 22 1 22 DETENTION TORTURE & INHUMAN 13 7 2 20 2 20 TREATMENT GENERAL CLAIMS/MISCELLA 9 6 2 13 0 13 NEOUS OTHERS ( 20 2 5 27 10 27 UNSPECIFIED) TOTAL Source: Fed Min. Of Justice

TABLE A12.1: PIPELINE VANDALIZATION BY ZONE, NUMBER OF OCCURANCE, PRODUCTS LOSS, VALUE LOSS AND YEAR(2013 - 2016) 2013 2014 2015 2016 VALUE VALUE VALUE NO. OF VALUE PRODU NO. OF PRODU ZONE PRODUCTS NO. OF LOSS LOSS NO. OF LOSS OCCURANC LOSS CTS OCCUR CTS LOSS OCCURANCE NMILLI NMILLI OCCURANCE NMILLI E NMILLION LOSS ANCE LOSS ON ON ON PORT HARCOURT 616 2.23 244.46 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A WARRI 315 16.86 1785 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A MOSIMI 1078 268.76 31364 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A KADUNA 634 39.62 5487.81 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GOMBE 862 - - N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A TOTAL 3505 327.47 616 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Source: Ministry of Petroleum Resources TABLE A13: TOTAL NUMBER OF REPORTED ROAD TRAFFIC CRASH WITH INJURIES BY STATE AND YEAR (2014-2016) STATE 2014 2015 2016 ABIA 284 292 371 ADAMAWA 806 428 462 AKWA IBOM 111 95 198 ANAMBRA 640 687 578 BAUCHI 1,773 964 1,232 BAYELSA 152 130 80 BENUE 973 1,082 946 BORNO 51 55 102 CROSS RIVER 415 350 255 DELTA 1,046 761 452 EBONYI 501 556 458 EDO 708 992 820 EKITI 165 180 112 ENUGU 817 856 715 GOMBE 779 701 578 IMO 672 508 401 JIGAWA 480 505 627 KADUNA 2,242 2,025 2,849 KANO 1,482 1,235 1,673 KASTINA 814 938 935 KEBBI 438 573 367 KOGI 1,095 1,450 1,004 KWARA 675 682 658 LAGOS 731 866 971 NASARAWA 2,462 2,069 1,429 NIGER 1,711 1,387 1,416 OGUN 983 1,499 1,393 ONDO 887 658 901 OSUN 1,191 1,043 949 OYO 1,137 1,229 1,267 PLATEAU 824 823 674 RIVERS 353 261 227 SOKOTO 341 381 464 TARABA 313 292 499 YOBE 382 332 661 ZAMFARA 809 773 681 FCT 2,820 2,820 2,700 NIGERIA 32,063 30,478 30,105

Source: Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) TABLE A14.1: TOTAL NUMBER OF REPORTED CASES OF ROAD TRAFFIC CRASHES BY STATE AND YEAR (2014-2016)

2014 2015 2016 STATE FATAL SERIOUS MINOR TOTAL FATAL SERIOUS MINOR TOTAL FATAL SERIOUS MINOR TOTAL ABIA 22 58 7 87 21 55 10 86 26 65 11 102 ADAMAWA 45 231 12 288 37 120 6 163 25 128 9 162 AKWA IBOM 18 34 5 57 22 24 4 50 24 24 3 51 ANAMBRA 82 160 30 272 91 143 21 255 55 132 43 230 BAUCHI 147 297 49 493 86 137 3 226 89 213 6 308 BAYELSA 10 54 31 95 10 44 15 69 8 25 12 45 BENUE 91 190 9 290 93 248 47 388 60 109 173 342 BORNO 2 12 - 14 1 8 - 9 13 12 1 26 CROSS RIVER 67 105 25 197 48 74 16 138 38 49 11 98 DELTA 121 149 20 290 80 102 18 200 65 55 9 129 EBONYI 93 113 42 248 102 144 41 287 94 116 59 269 EDO 109 111 19 239 103 148 23 274 79 162 27 268 EKITI 22 35 3 60 17 37 1 55 10 35 4 49 ENUGU 72 165 26 263 68 142 40 250 66 138 34 238 GOMBE 53 124 2 179 51 133 5 189 51 113 4 168 IMO 63 144 34 241 50 90 30 170 34 73 12 119 JIGAWA 43 56 2 101 38 109 2 149 54 86 4 144 KADUNA 263 249 13 525 244 257 1 502 270 420 25 715 KANO 163 219 22 404 94 157 18 269 104 267 19 390 KATSINA 87 62 10 159 94 126 5 225 83 161 3 247 KEBBI 38 99 12 149 39 87 17 143 22 113 10 145 KOGI 134 107 13 254 150 173 8 331 113 127 27 267 KWARA 49 117 33 199 68 118 21 207 57 121 19 197 LAGOS 61 188 72 321 85 224 94 403 90 247 104 441 NASARAWA 181 664 33 878 122 638 38 798 102 175 253 530 NIGER 112 441 49 602 122 362 39 523 111 391 33 535 OGUN 129 133 36 298 164 237 27 428 136 210 41 387 ONDO 101 170 14 285 102 102 7 211 129 122 4 255 OSUN 118 142 6 266 104 149 13 266 73 158 14 245 OYO 145 121 6 272 128 134 8 270 151 162 8 321 PLATEAU 63 160 22 245 50 168 18 236 38 77 129 244 RIVERS 38 67 32 137 35 37 24 96 28 56 27 111 SOKOTO 35 111 12 158 44 113 7 164 26 86 10 122 TARABA 11 72 - 83 12 92 2 106 30 125 1 156 YOBE 24 34 12 70 17 20 16 53 50 47 4 101 ZAMFARA 72 189 5 266 53 142 8 203 43 112 9 164 FCT 233 973 189 1,395 209 945 188 1,342 191 921 261 1,373 NIGERIA 3,117 6,356 907 10,380 2,854 6,039 841 9,734 2,638 5,633 1,423 9,694

Source: Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) TABLE A14.2 PRISON ADMISSION BY TYPES OF OFFENCE, 2014 - 2016

2014 2015 2016 OFFENCES M F TOTAL M F TOTAL M F TOTAL Debt 884 50 934 642 13 655 712 39 751 Arson 777 31 808 730 40 770 611 48 659 Affray 844 20 864 1375 183 1558 1010 27 1037 Assault 7128 529 7657 8177 603 8780 9411 343 9754 Murder 8153 407 8560 8509 314 8823 8141 361 8502 Treason 349 9 358 214 22 236 278 15 293 Sedition 162 8 170 34 2 36 86 4 90 Abduction 1286 63 1349 1094 101 1195 1344 112 1456 Smuggling 525 15 540 406 18 424 663 20 683 Immigration 520 24 544 243 22 265 288 23 311 Stealing 44385 2491 46876 36051 2249 38300 45201 2501 47702 Robbery 8223 282 8505 9207 252 9459 10969 289 11258 Armed Robber 9987 262 10249 9659 54 9713 5871 322 6193 Sex Offences 4284 152 4436 3603 183 3786 4003 145 4148 Traffic Offence 1758 48 1806 1040 46 1086 1058 41 1099 Currency Offence 772 11 783 672 10 682 423 23 446 Indian Hamp Offences 6844 216 7060 4205 197 4402 7201 206 7407 Contempt of Court Offence 3523 169 3692 3257 178 3435 4186 182 4368 Unlawful Possession of Arms 2564 49 2613 2846 92 2938 3654 82 3736 Forgery and Altering 979 18 997 924 38 962 1641 44 1685 Escaping from Lawful Custody 456 456 181 1 182 202 2 204 Offences against Native Law and custom 591 19 610 148 1 149 230 6 236 Unlawful Possession of prop 1870 39 1909 1532 27 1559 1644 36 1680 Economic sabotage 84 7 91 132 132 186 5 191 Human Trafficking 306 9 315 41 7 48 71 12 83 Criminal lunatic 61 61 83 83 106 9 115 Cultism/Ritual 177 2 179 243 243 401 2 403 Breach of peace 675 20 695 523 8 531 948 26 974 Other Offence 23841 1884 25725 22365 1988 24353 25942 1442 27384 TOTAL 132008 6834 138842 118136 6649 124785 136481 6367 142848

Source: Nigeria Prison Service TABLE A14.3 PRISON CAPACITY BY STATE, 2014-2016

STATE 2014 2015 2016 Abia 1080 1080 1080 Adamawa 2580 2580 2580 Akwalbm 1568 1568 1568 Anambra 804 804 804 Bauchi 1468 1468 1468 Bayelsa 200 200 400 Benue 1408 1508 1508 Borno 3422 3422 3422 Cross River 1228 1228 1228 Delta 1098 1098 1098 Ebonyi 588 588 588 Edo 2092 2092 2092 Ekiti 200 200 200 Enugu 1394 1154 1154 Gombe 638 638 638 Imo 1188 1188 1188 Jigawa 1464 1464 1464 Kaduna 2702 2702 2832 Kano 1840 1840 1840 Katsina 1328 1328 1328 Kebbi 1526 1526 1526 Kogi 530 530 530 Kwara 716 716 716 Lagos 3897 3897 3927 Nassarawa 762 812 812 Niger 1450 1450 1450 Ogun 1484 1514 1916 Ondo 726 726 726 Osun 906 906 906 Oyo 596 596 596 Plateau 1926 1926 1926 River 1354 1354 1354 Sokoto 934 934 934 Taraba 1650 1650 1650 Yobe 1180 1180 1180 Zamfara 1178 1178 1178 FCT 720 720 720 NIGERIA 49,825 49,765 50,527 Source: Nigeria Prison Service TABLE A14.4: NUMBER OF SUSPECT ARRESTED FOR DRUG RELATED OFFENCES BY STATE, SPECIAL AREA COMMAND, SEX AND YEAR (2014-2016)

2014 2015 2016 STATE MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL Abia 209 15 224 207 12 219 178 21 199 Adamawa 126 4 130 197 2 199 212 3 215 Akwa Ibom 353 48 401 238 45 283 204 39 243 Anambra 354 41 395 303 28 331 249 23 272 Bauchi 471 0 471 372 10 382 311 10 321 Bayelsa 177 0 177 123 18 141 167 48 215 Benue 116 10 126 182 18 200 125 10 135 Borno 75 0 75 56 3 59 58 0 58 Cross River 28 4 32 163 20 183 76 12 88 Delta 186 47 233 96 26 122 163 30 193 Ebonyi 145 19 164 154 22 176 101 11 112 Edo 164 56 220 223 80 303 219 50 269 Ekiti 183 7 190 183 22 205 81 11 92 Enugu 151 20 171 144 19 163 104 8 112 Gombe 166 1 167 86 0 86 87 3 90 Imo 176 0 176 110 21 131 90 7 97 Jigawa 190 6 196 114 2 116 275 4 279 Kaduna 346 0 346 230 15 245 290 29 319 Kano 503 0 503 658 11 669 736 8 744 Katsina 587 22 609 530 9 539 562 0 562 Kebbi 198 11 209 151 10 161 78 5 83 Kogi 155 17 172 129 9 138 221 8 229 Kwara 83 8 91 141 20 161 148 15 163 Lagos 413 21 434 230 21 251 217 5 222 Nassarawa 207 8 215 75 2 77 44 3 47 Niger 68 0 68 262 2 264 227 3 230 Ogun 194 23 217 222 20 242 235 25 260 Ondo 54 4 58 139 12 151 136 15 151 Osun 184 7 191 175 19 194 82 6 88 Oyo 350 0 350 225 12 237 278 21 299 Plateau 283 14 297 323 20 343 386 18 404 Rivers 200 32 232 230 31 261 255 36 291 Sokoto 161 4 165 215 7 222 214 3 217 Taraba 77 0 77 249 11 260 239 6 245 Yobe 88 9 97 41 0 41 88 0 88 Zamfara 228 4 232 208 2 210 143 4 147 FCT 411 14 425 457 21 478 261 7 268 MET(HQ LAGOS) 0 0 0 16 3 19 11 1 12 JTF(HQ LAGOS) 21 2 23 7 1 8 13 0 13 DOGI(HQ LAGOS) 24 0 24 31 3 34 24 3 27 AIRPORTS 0 0 0 MMIA - LAGOS 118 11 129 145 22 167 61 15 76 NAIA -ABUJA 21 1 22 36 0 36 16 2 18 PHIA- PORTHACOURT 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 MAKIA- KANO 1 0 1 2 0 2 2 0 2 AIIA - ENUGU 6 0 6 17 1 18 9 1 10 SEAPORTS 0 0 0 WHARF - LAGOS 12 0 12 1 0 1 6 0 6 TINCAN- LAGOS 2 0 2 1 0 1 0 ONNE- RIVERS 15 1 16 6 0 6 4 0 4 BORDER POSTS 0 0 0 SEME-LAGOS 27 1 28 35 3 38 31 8 39 IDIROKO-OGUN 3 0 3 5 0 5 0 0 0 CIATF 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 TOTAL 8,313 492 8,805 8,143 635 8,778 7,720 537 8,257 Source: Nigerian Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) TABLE A14.4: NUMBER OF SUSPECT ARRESTED FOR DRUG RELATED OFFENCES BY STATE, SPECIAL AREA COMMAND, SEX AND YEAR (2014-2016) STATE 2014 2015 2016 Abia 408.06 633.8187 323.4352 Adamawa 261.05 5540.3856 6,059.11 Akwa Ibom 148.65 1358.4505 393.5347 Anambra 704.69 1720.8925 965.059 Bauchi 1,036 2014.705 3,805.79 Bayelsa 247.5 1175.0011 209.5838 Benue 1,184.50 1393.5302 902.35 Borno 5,805 250.3067 1,010.44 Cross River 246.74 416.5529 399.56 Delta 24,052.05 12875.392 8,834.12 DOGI(HQ LAGOS) 28,506.38 1523.7006 1,812.65 Ebonyi 1,053 122.7972 184.7907 Edo 21,179 322272.04 59,381.68 Ekiti 2,979.40 5244.5922 736.66 Enugu 1,089.80 539.904 4,050.46 FCT 6,440.20 10418.204 16,689.36 Gombe 429.12 174.1874 549.2767 Imo 337.24 346.301 348.3341 Jigawa 116.92 858.7984 1,325.89 JTF(HQ LAGOS) 32.749 531.23 3,453.55 Kaduna 6,375.10 12989.96 17,023.76 Kano 7,522.20 11265.568 39,557.41 Katsina 782.93 4016.2947 2,747.01 Kebbi 276.62 1706.5699 5310.489 Kogi 6,821.40 2237.3755 7,549.84 Kwara 843.06 2815.2937 580.84 Lagos 2,057 2882.9443 16,570.43 Nassarawa 573.35 3185.6822 2,465.78 Niger 1,570.80 3722.212 3,184.69 Ogun 2,589.50 10137.45 3,294.57 Ondo 18,908 384773.45 37,361.93 Osun 5,789.20 2167.9 1,244.24 Oyo 10,253 9344.9714 2,868.11 Plateau 1,209.90 2259.6491 2,006.09 Rivers 385.92 795.72 899.4343 Sokoto 1,469.70 1824.1935 191.7 Taraba 397.66 1069.4254 1,710.30 Yobe 398.68 697.087 847.402 Zamfara 512.64 271.4991 439.3176 AIRPORTS MMIA - LAGOS 436.1 1125.017 729.458 NAIA -ABUJA 53.41 185.5919 178.1896 PHIA- 4.373 0 0 PORTHACOURT MAKIA- KANO 4.373 96.14 11.3 AIIA - ENUGU 9.05 887.359 68.41 SEAPORTS WHARF - LAGOS 0 0.4 166.003 TINCAN- LAGOS 0.8 3078.56 218.398 ONNE- RIVERS 0.771 0.2634 6.2545 BORDER POSTS SEME-LAGOS 137.72 1708.743 4,235.07 IDIROKO-OGUN 11.2 53 32 TOTAL 165652.506 834709.1101 262934.0472 Source: Nigerian Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) TABLE A14.5: NUMBER OF SUSPECT TO BE PROSECUTED FOR DRUG RELATED OFFENCES BY STATE, SPECIAL AREA COMMAND AND YEAR 2014-2016

STATE 2014 2015 2016 Abia 15 45 47 Adamawa 98 84 120 Akwa Ibom 32 30 18 Anambra 38 22 50 Bauchi 96 95 46 Bayelsa 19 30 20 Benue 68 44 43 Borno 2 3 11 Cross River 24 56 22 Delta 40 27 57 Ebonyi 59 43 35 Edo 47 27 62 Ekiti 19 25 24 Enugu 18 13 61 FCT 115 95 146 Gombe 48 58 95 Imo 24 18 5 Jigawa 62 10 84 Kaduna 151 29 33 Kano 182 156 343 Katsina 104 72 16 Kebbi 59 42 56 Kogi 16 22 20 Kwara 17 13 17 Lagos 125 143 211 Nassarawa 22 29 36 NHQ 11 6 2 Niger 24 46 22 Ogun 31 19 18 Ondo 31 36 44 Osun 60 28 47 Oyo 55 56 64 Plateau 91 82 96 Rivers 86 51 64 Sokoto 18 11 33 Taraba 39 32 53 Yobe 10 0 19 Zamfara 36 41 56 AIRPORTS MMIA - LAGOS 27 25 18 NAIA -ABUJA 10 25 25 PHIA- 5 2 0 PORTHACOURT MAKIA- KANO 4 5 14 AIIA - ENUGU 0 2 7 SEAPORTS WHARF - LAGOS 0 1 0 TINCAN- LAGOS 0 2 0 ONNE- RIVERS 17 4 5 BORDER POSTS SEME-LAGOS 15 21 11 IDIROKO-OGUN 0 5 0 TOTAL 2,070 1,731 2,276 Source: Nigerian Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) TABLE A14.6: NUMBER OF CONVICTIONS SECURED FOR DRUG RELATED OFFENCES BY STATE, SPECIAL AREA COMMAND AND YEAR 2014-2016 STATE 2014 2015 2016 Abia 13 42 46 Adamawa 98 84 120 Akwa Ibom 30 30 14 Anambra 38 20 50 Bauchi 96 95 46 Bayelsa 19 28 20 Benue 68 44 43 Borno 2 3 11 Cross River 24 54 22 Delta 40 17 57 Ebonyi 59 43 35 Edo 47 24 62 Ekiti 19 24 24 Enugu 18 13 53 FCT 115 92 146 Gombe 47 58 95 Imo 24 18 5 Jigawa 62 10 84 Kaduna 151 29 33 Kano 182 156 338 Katsina 104 72 16 Kebbi 59 42 56 Kogi 16 12 20 Kwara 17 11 17 Lagos 125 142 211 Nassarawa 22 28 36 NHQ 11 6 2 Niger 24 45 22 Ogun 31 19 20 Ondo 31 35 44 Osun 60 27 47 Oyo 55 56 63 Plateau 90 82 96 Rivers 76 51 61 Sokoto 18 11 33 Taraba 39 31 53 Yobe 10 0 19 Zamfara 36 41 56 AIRPORTS MMIA - LAGOS 27 15 18 NAIA -ABUJA 10 23 25 PHIA- 5 0 0 PORTHACOURT MAKIA- KANO 4 0 14 AIIA - ENUGU 0 0 7 SEAPORTS WHARF - LAGOS 0 0 0 TINCAN- LAGOS 0 0 0 ONNE- RIVERS 17 4 5 BORDER POSTS SEME-LAGOS 15 21 11 IDIROKO-OGUN 0 2 0 TOTAL 2054 1660 2256

Source: Nigerian Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) TABLE A14.7: NUMBER OF COUNSELLING FOR DRUG RELATED CASES REPORTED BY STATE, AREA COMMAND AND YEAR (2014-2016)

STATE 2014 2015 2016 Abia 77 76 27 Adamawa 118 21 54 Akwa Ibom 12 102 36 Anambra 95 82 25 Bauchi 101 40 3 Bayelsa 141 70 75 Benue 37 12 33 Borno 13 44 0 Cross River 34 82 78 Delta 97 120 0 Ebonyi 107 77 47 Edo 99 97 60 Ekiti 109 120 136 Enugu 18 94 5 Gombe 77 40 5 Imo 63 95 0 Jigawa 128 240 186 Kaduna 143 248 165 Kano 278 246 442 Katsina 569 245 700 Kebbi 134 240 29 Kogi 87 70 55 Kwara 73 56 41 Lagos 10 120 12 Nassarawa 13 139 15 NHQ 17 20 54 Niger 0 110 119 Ogun 112 129 18 Ondo 8 130 0 Osun 0 100 25 Oyo 206 130 34 Plateau 10 158 11 Rivers 39 68 101 Sokoto 123 0 51 SEME 0 29 Taraba 46 45 9 Yobe 96 46 21 Zamfara 148 249 88 FCT 90 116 17 PHPORT 7 0 0 IDIROKO 1 0 0 PHIA 0 0 0 TOTAL 3536 4106 2777 Source: Nigerian Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) TABLE A14.8: NUMBER OF COUNSELLING CONCLUDED FOR DRUG RELATED CASES BY STATE, AREA COMMAND AND YEAR (2014-2016)

STATE 2014 2015 2016 Abia 77 76 27 Adamawa 106 20 54 Akwa Ibom 12 102 36 Anambra 74 82 25 Bauchi 67 40 3 Bayelsa 129 70 75 Benue 37 12 33 Borno 13 44 0 Cross River 30 82 78 Delta 97 120 0 Ebonyi 105 77 47 Edo 99 97 60 Ekiti 109 120 136 Enugu 18 94 5 Gombe 73 40 5 Imo 63 95 0 IDIROKO 1 240 0 Jigawa 128 248 186 Kaduna 143 246 165 Kano 278 245 442 Katsina 569 240 700 Kebbi 134 70 29 Kogi 86 52 55 Kwara 73 114 41 Lagos 10 139 12 Nassarawa 10 20 15 NHQ 11 110 54 Niger 0 129 119 Ogun 112 130 18 Ondo 8 100 18 Osun 0 130 25 Oyo 206 158 34 Plateau 10 68 11 Rivers 30 0 101 Sokoto 123 29 51 SEME 0 45 0 Taraba 46 46 9 Yobe 96 249 0 Zamfara 148 116 88 FCT 65 0 17 PHPORT 7 0 0 PHIA 0 0 0 TOTAL 3,403 4,095 2,777 Source: Nigerian Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) TABLE A15.1: ANALYSIS OF NUMBER PLATES PRODUCED BETWEEN YEAR 2015 AND 2016

S/N CATEGORY 2015 2016 DIFFERENCE 1 Government Motor Vehicle 9,037 3,936 -5,101 2 Government Articulated 16,160 0 -16,160 3 Private Motor Vehicle 216,532 161,654 -54,878 4 Commercial Motor Vehicle 55,013 36,707 -18,306 5 Articulated 2,073 9,426 7,353 6 Fancy 852 763 -89 7 Out of Series 503 219 -284 8 Military/Paramilitary 847 1,521 674 9 Federal Government 1,184 1,441 257 10 Diplomatic 502 653 151 11 Company 0 248 248 12 Governor Fan 0 212 212 13 Dealer 417 502 85 SUB-TOTAL 303,120 217,282 -16,728 MOTORCYCLE 1 Government Motorcycle 1,798 600 -1,198 2 Private Motorcycle 141,881 102,397 -39,484 3 Commercial Motorcycle 126,061 95,364 -30,697 4 Military/Paramilitary Motorcycle 12 1,045 1,033 5 Fancy 7 6 -1 6 Federal Government 0 290 290 7 Dealer 10 54 44 SUB-TOTAL 269,769 199,756 -70,013 REPRINT (NULS, LAGOS) 1 Motor Vehicle 166 46 -120 2 Motorcycle 14 9 -5 SUB-TOTAL 180 55 -125 TOTAL PRODUCTION a Motor Vehicle 303,120 217,282 -16,728 b Motorcycle 269,769 199,756 -70013 c Reprint 180 55 -125 GRAND TOTAL 573,069 417,093 -155,976 Source: Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) TABLE A15.2: NUMBER PLATE PRODUCED PER STATE, AGENCY, TYPE AND YEAR (2013-2015)

2013 2014 2015 STATE/AGENCIES MOTOR VEHICLE MOTOR CYCLE MOTOR VEHICLE MOTOR CYCLE MOTOR VEHICLE MOTOR CYCLE ABIA 14,541 6,460 16,993 16,851 1,157 4,318 ADAMAWA 13,345 6,433 11,434 15,874 9,766 9,003 AKWA-IBOM 6,721 15,488 10,435 10,193 6,222 9,800 ANAMBRA 31,077 12,976 40,322 40,541 6,130 16,696 BAUCHI 13,308 8,818 6,286 5,976 3,972 3,666 BAYELSA 9,396 1,601 9,373 1,223 4,516 1,714 BENUE 12,168 11,199 7,854 6,172 1,668 9,190 BORNO 9,876 5,950 5,204 2 2,039 8,850 CROSS RIVER 11,284 1,012 10,022 18,495 4,511 2,701 DELTA 32,491 10,611 41,249 9,243 28,045 3,708 EBONYI 8,400 4,003 13,557 6,034 2,413 4,233 EDO 37,671 6,612 22,177 2,253 18,010 2,000 EKITI 451 3,355 10,904 14,503 8,437 5,777 ENUGU 8,999 8 11,284 7,205 13,343 4,722 FCT 106,140 49,024 85,115 52,460 76,399 0 GOMBE 6,075 350 28,441 12,456 3,915 12,651 IMO 6,441 7,037 13,527 6,617 11,966 8,909 JIGAWA 11,088 5,855 4,699 3,724 3,511 2,096 KADUNA 16,658 7,204 24,728 7,914 3,334 16,200 KANO 37,160 24,878 22,384 7,125 18,973 14,245 KATSINA 30,748 12,121 4,722 1,835 15,581 2,873 KEBBI 9,306 7,195 1,508 5,683 3,877 15,791 KOGI 6,208 1,624 6,822 9,482 2,839 13,419 KWARA 10,128 3,151 12,520 8,563 4,613 13,343 LAGOS 369,071 5,020 0 0 0 0 NASARAWA 7,704 5,519 10,521 2,450 2,775 14,344 NIGER 200 3,960 3,861 6,026 102 3,019 OGUN 16,165 45,521 18,620 51,180 6,913 14,954 ONDO 78,445 5,283 11,673 22,335 3,495 10,181 OSUN 8 11,201 0 0 532 70 OYO 18,891 40 16,742 19,771 1,821 11,114 PLATEAU 19,113 4,700 13,752 13,230 11,524 3,500 RIVERS 6,662 1,150 42,803 6,248 140 7 SOKOTO 10,002 1,369 2,035 7,405 4,348 1,900 TARABA 2,322 2,600 7,439 13,618 6,215 18,061 YOBE 3,410 2,008 2,052 581 1,430 3,373 ZAMFARA 9,897 2,405 2,595 3,428 2,848 2,900 DIPLOMATIC 2,239 0 753 57 397 20 FG 9,897 13 514 50 3,984 241 COMPLIMENTARY 601 193 PARAMILITARY 799 4 6,027 1,614 912 13 TOTAL 1,004,505 303,758 560,947 418,417 303,274 269,795 Source: Federal Road Safety Commission TABLE A15.3: DRIVERS LICENCE PROCESSED BY STATE AND YEAR (2014-2016)

STATE 2014 2015 2016 ABIA 14,677 36,316 16,539 ADAMAWA 2,670 4,961 4,219 AKWA-IBOM 8,804 17,623 10,232 ANAMBRA 18,720 49,527 35,224 BAUCHI 3,107 7,493 8,199 BAYESLA 10,809 15,056 5,425 BENUE 3,027 9,503 9,547 BORNO 4,595 8,916 5,734 CROSS RIVERS 4,626 9,399 9,048 DELTA 24,817 64,482 46,731 EBONYI 5,054 8,684 4,356 EDO 11,980 23,793 42,770 EKITI 7,954 14,466 9,510 ENUGU 21,714 28,358 18,969 FCT 54,532 106,946 68,419 GOMBE 3,337 31,303 24,652 IMO 13,253 28,088 13,780 JIGAWA 2,167 9,427 5,914 KADUNA 9,565 22,567 25,171 KANO 7,053 20,666 26,217 KATSINA 3,529 5,500 6,671 KEBBI 1,349 3,734 6,460 KOGI 3,464 2,861 3,934 KWARA 9,315 16,198 10,886 LAGOS 225,284 298,319 220,345 NASARAWA 6,218 32,293 27,046 NIGER 4,379 10,504 10,829 OGUN 49,521 51,438 39,588 ONDO 12,646 20,812 12,605 OSUN 10,975 25,072 20,107 OYO 35,666 53,755 41,727 PLATEAU 10,092 16,640 19,103 RIVERS 38,804 63,421 50,995 SOKOTO 4,022 22,156 18,409 TARABA 1,876 5,821 6,626 YOBE 1,732 2,375 1,524 ZAMFARA 1,713 3,433 2,323 TOTAL 653,046 1,151,906 889,834

Source: Federal Road Safety Commission TABLE 15.3: TOTAL NUMBER OF REPORTED CASES OF ROAD TRAFFIC CRASHES BY STATE AND YEAR (2014-2016)

2014 2015 2016 STATE FATAL SERIOUS MINOR FATAL SERIOUS MINOR FATAL SERIOUS MINOR ABIA 22 58 7 21 55 10 26 65 11 ADAMAWA 45 231 12 37 120 6 25 128 9 AKWA IBOM 18 34 5 22 24 4 24 24 3 ANAMBRA 82 160 30 91 143 21 55 132 43 BAUCHI 147 297 49 86 137 3 89 213 6 BAYELSA 10 54 31 10 44 15 8 25 12 BENUE 91 190 9 93 248 47 60 109 173 BORNO 2 12 0 1 8 0 13 12 1 CROSS RIVER 67 105 25 48 74 16 38 49 11 DELTA 121 149 20 80 102 18 65 55 9 EBONYI 93 113 42 102 144 41 94 116 59 EDO 109 111 19 103 148 23 79 162 27 EKITI 22 35 3 17 37 1 10 35 4 ENUGU 72 165 26 68 142 40 66 138 34 GOMBE 53 124 2 51 133 5 51 113 4 IMO 63 144 34 50 90 30 34 73 12 JIGAWA 43 56 2 38 109 2 54 86 4 KADUNA 263 249 13 244 257 1 270 420 25 KANO 163 219 22 94 157 18 104 267 19 KATSINA 87 62 10 94 126 5 83 161 3 KEBBI 38 99 12 39 87 17 22 113 10 KOGI 134 107 13 150 173 8 113 127 27 KWARA 49 117 33 68 118 21 57 121 19 LAGOS 61 188 72 85 224 94 90 247 104 NASARAWA 181 664 33 122 638 38 102 175 253 NIGER 112 441 49 122 362 39 111 391 33 OGUN 129 133 36 164 237 27 136 210 41 ONDO 101 170 14 102 102 7 129 122 4 OSUN 118 142 6 104 149 13 73 158 14 OYO 145 121 6 128 134 8 151 162 8 PLATEAU 63 160 22 50 168 18 38 77 129 RIVERS 38 67 32 35 37 24 28 56 27 SOKOTO 35 111 12 44 113 7 26 86 10 TARABA 11 72 0 12 92 2 30 125 1 YOBE 24 34 12 17 20 16 50 47 4 ZAMFARA 72 189 5 53 142 8 43 112 9 FCT 233 973 189 209 945 188 191 921 261 NIGERIA 3117 6356 907 2854 6039 841 2638 5633 1423

Source: Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) TABLE A15.4.1: SUMMARY OF PERSONS REPORTED INJURED FROM ROAD TRAFFIC CRASH BY STATE AND YEAR (2014-2016)

STATE 2014 2015 2016 ABIA 284 292 371 ADAMAWA 806 428 462

AKWA IBOM 111 9 5 198 ANAMBRA 640 6 87 578 BAUCHI 1,773 9 64 1,232 BAYELSA 152 1 30 80 BENUE 973 1,0 82 946 BORNO 51 5 5 102

CROSS RIVER 415 350 255

DELTA 1,046 7 61 452 EBONYI 501 5 56 458 EDO 708 9 92 820 EKITI 165 1 80 112 ENUGU 817 8 56 715 GOMBE 779 7 01 578

IMO 672 508 401

JIGAWA 480 5 05 627 KADUNA 2,242 2,0 25 2,849 KANO 1,482 1,2 35 1,673 KASTINA 814 9 38 935 KEBBI 438 5 73 367 KOGI 1,095 1,4 50 1,004

KWARA 675 682 658

LAGOS 731 86 6 971 NASARAWA 2,462 2,0 69 1,429 NIGER 1,711 1,3 87 1,416 OGUN 983 1,4 99 1,393 ONDO 887 65 8 901 OSUN 1,191 1,0 43 949

OYO 1,137 1,229 1,267

PLATEAU 824 8 23 674 RIVERS 353 2 61 227 SOKOTO 341 3 81 464 TARABA 313 2 92 499 YOBE 382 33 2 661 ZAMFARA 809 773 681

FCT 2,820 2,820 2,700 NIGERIA 32,063 30,478 30,105 Source: federal road safety corps(FRSC) TABLE A15.4.2: TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS REPORTED INJURED IN ROAD TRAFFIC CRASH IN NIGERIA BY STATE, SEX AND YEAR (2014-2016)

2014 2015 2016 STATE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE ABIA 185 99 178 114 232 139 ADAMAWA 615 191 336 92 319 143 AKWA IBOM 79 32 63 32 150 48 ANAMBRA 440 200 446 241 378 200 BAUCHI 1,388 385 717 247 936 296 BAYESLA 96 56 99 31 55 25 BENUE 726 247 816 266 669 277 BORNO 47 4 42 13 80 22 CROSS RIVER 283 132 220 130 174 81 DELTA 674 372 502 259 297 155 EBONYI 318 183 359 197 347 111 EDO 494 214 644 348 588 232 EKITI 125 40 94 86 85 27 ENUGU 579 238 588 268 506 209 GOMBE 606 173 539 162 417 161 IMO 441 231 364 144 263 138 JIGAWA 392 88 438 67 488 139 KADUNA 1,734 508 1,525 500 2,305 544 KANO 1,121 361 919 316 1,328 345 KASTINA 678 136 741 197 717 218 KEBBI 325 113 538 35 306 61 KOGI 843 252 1,103 347 791 213 KWARA 506 169 503 179 489 169 LAGOS 497 234 614 252 681 290 NASARAWA 1,883 579 1,593 476 1,058 371 NIGER 1,391 320 1,170 217 1,243 173 OGUN 652 331 998 501 966 427 ONDO 591 296 431 227 648 253 OSUN 680 511 694 349 626 323 OYO 785 352 811 418 920 347 PLATEAU 589 235 573 250 525 149 RIVERS 241 112 157 104 166 61 SOKOTO 313 28 335 46 429 35 TARABA 229 84 236 56 381 118 YOBE 259 123 243 89 523 91 ZAMFARA 696 113 671 102 590 FCT 2,200 620 2,181 639 2,029 671 NIGERIA 23,701 8,249 21,923 8566 22,217 7,852 Source: Federal Road Safety Corps TABLE A16.1: NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICES CORP DEPLOYMENT BY BATCH 2015 - 2016

Batch A, 2015 Batch B, 2015 Batch A, 2016 Batch B, 2016 STATE_DEPLOYED M F TOTAL M F TOTAL M F TOTAL M F TOTAL ABIA 1,175 1,085 2,260 2,580 1,676 4,256 1,997 1,529 3,526 2,305 2,416 4,721 ADAMAWA 438 221 659 447 287 734 459 316 775 833 551 1,384 AKWA/IBOM 2,565 1,976 4,541 2,514 2,319 4,833 2,200 2,348 4,548 2,525 2,946 5,471 ANAMBRA 1,257 1,424 2,681 2,586 2,057 4,643 1,841 2,168 4,009 2,271 2,682 4,953 BAUCHI 1,249 644 1,893 1,190 703 1,893 1,930 870 2,800 2,203 1,264 3,467 BAYELSA 941 982 1,923 1,827 1,489 3,316 1,616 1,417 3,033 1,755 1,360 3,115 BENUE 2,108 1,731 3,839 2,542 1,893 4,435 2,141 1,609 3,750 2,503 2,173 4,676 BORNO 112 124 236 254 295 549 294 214 508 523 309 832 CROSS RIVER 1,445 1,012 2,457 2,319 1,948 4,267 1,943 1,524 3,467 2,105 1,873 3,978 DELTA 2,402 2,310 4,712 2,779 2,553 5,332 2,057 2,439 4,496 3,016 3,293 6,309 EBONYI 1,364 932 2,296 2,244 1,575 3,819 2,184 1,164 3,348 2,230 1,763 3,993 EDO 1,449 1,385 2,834 2,348 1,676 4,024 1,735 1,669 3,404 1,980 2,038 4,018 EKITI 1,415 1,158 2,573 2,492 1,862 4,354 2,055 1,245 3,300 2,051 1,818 3,869 ENUGU 1,425 1,523 2,948 2,483 3,139 5,622 1,984 2,432 4,416 2,546 3,055 5,601 FCT ABUJA 2,641 3,292 5,933 3,067 4,241 7,308 2,853 4,052 6,905 3,982 5,430 9,412 GOMBE 656 357 1,013 1,009 422 1,431 1,009 605 1,614 1,611 924 2,535 IMO 1,507 1,022 2,529 2,543 1,830 4,373 1,854 1,487 3,341 1,290 1,936 3,226 JIGAWA 1,323 605 1,928 1,877 743 2,620 1,399 624 2,023 4,679 1,867 6,546 KADUNA 2,557 2,144 4,701 1,987 1,783 3,770 2,454 2,369 4,823 2,648 2,559 5,207 KANO 1,525 839 2,364 2,941 2,029 4,970 2,125 1,424 3,549 2,759 2,264 5,023 KATSINA 1,104 590 1,694 1,732 751 2,483 1,870 1,295 3,165 3,924 2,032 5,956 KEBBI 1,244 560 1,804 1,641 890 2,531 1,738 962 2,700 2,079 1,238 3,317 KOGI 1,296 841 2,137 2,275 1,544 3,819 1,811 1,679 3,490 2,294 1,832 4,126 KWARA 1,578 1,046 2,624 2,202 1,914 4,116 1,895 1,787 3,682 1,976 2,263 4,239 LAGOS 1,719 3,736 5,455 2,837 4,133 6,970 2,272 4,127 6,399 3,356 6,429 9,785 NASARAWA 1,200 911 2,111 2,225 1,806 4,031 1,159 1,344 2,503 2,451 1,871 4,322 NIGER 2,489 1,641 4,130 2,707 1,826 4,533 1,968 1,674 3,642 2,690 2,277 4,967 OGUN 2,693 2,858 5,551 2,897 3,083 5,980 2,313 2,646 4,959 3,533 4,148 7,681 ONDO 1,794 1,422 3,216 2,659 1,912 4,571 1,968 1,676 3,644 2,391 2,242 4,633 OSUN 1,877 1,754 3,631 2,897 2,336 5,233 2,111 1,601 3,712 2,305 2,508 4,813 OYO 1,789 2,267 4,056 2,974 3,277 6,251 2,156 2,658 4,814 3,303 4,156 7,459 PLATEAU 1,493 1,303 2,796 2,648 1,812 4,460 2,548 1,490 4,038 3,183 2,568 5,751 RIVERS 1,365 1,862 3,227 2,178 3,169 5,347 1,756 2,336 4,092 2,625 3,575 6,200 SOKOTO 1,402 648 2,050 2,307 1,004 3,311 2,169 1,019 3,188 2,333 1,447 3,780 TARABA 702 424 1,126 1,055 758 1,813 914 527 1,441 2,482 1,601 4,083 YOBE 209 109 318 400 135 535 467 196 663 785 243 1,028 ZAMFARA 811 328 1,139 1,755 844 2,599 2,125 546 2,671 3,303 1,123 4,426 Total 54,319 47,066 101,385 79,418 65,714 145,132 67,370 59,068 126,438 90,828 84,074 174,902 TABLE A16.2: NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICES CORP DEPLOYMENT 2015 - 2016 2015 2016 STATE_DEPLOYED M F TOTAL M F TOTAL ABIA 3,755 2,761 6,516 4,302 3,945 8,247 ADAMAWA 885 508 1,393 1,292 867 2,159 AKWA/IBOM 5,079 4,295 9,374 4,725 5,294 10,019 ANAMBRA 3,843 3,481 7,324 4,112 4,850 8,962 BAUCHI 2,439 1,347 3,786 4,133 2,134 6,267 BAYELSA 2,768 2,471 5,239 3,371 2,777 6,148 BENUE 4,650 3,624 8,274 4,644 3,782 8,426 BORNO 366 419 785 817 523 1,340 CROSS RIVER 3,764 2,960 6,724 4,048 3,397 7,445 DELTA 5,181 4,863 10,044 5,073 5,732 10,805 EBONYI 3,608 2,507 6,115 4,414 2,927 7,341 EDO 3,797 3,061 6,858 3,715 3,707 7,422 EKITI 3,907 3,020 6,927 4,106 3,063 7,169 ENUGU 3,908 4,662 8,570 4,530 5,487 10,017 FCT ABUJA 5,708 7,533 13,241 6,835 9,482 16,317 GOMBE 1,665 779 2,444 2,620 1,529 4,149 IMO 4,050 2,852 6,902 3,144 3,423 6,567 JIGAWA 3,200 1,348 4,548 6,078 2,491 8,569 KADUNA 4,544 3,927 8,471 5,102 4,928 10,030 KANO 4,466 2,868 7,334 4,884 3,688 8,572 KATSINA 2,836 1,341 4,177 5,794 3,327 9,121 KEBBI 2,885 1,450 4,335 3,817 2,200 6,017 KOGI 3,571 2,385 5,956 4,105 3,511 7,616 KWARA 3,780 2,960 6,740 3,871 4,050 7,921 LAGOS 4,556 7,869 12,425 5,628 10,556 16,184 NASARAWA 3,425 2,717 6,142 3,610 3,215 6,825 NIGER 5,196 3,467 8,663 4,658 3,951 8,609 OGUN 5,590 5,941 11,531 5,846 6,794 12,640 ONDO 4,453 3,334 7,787 4,359 3,918 8,277 OSUN 4,774 4,090 8,864 4,416 4,109 8,525 OYO 4,763 5,544 10,307 5,459 6,814 12,273 PLATEAU 4,141 3,115 7,256 5,731 4,058 9,789 RIVERS 3,543 5,031 8,574 4,381 5,911 10,292 SOKOTO 3,709 1,652 5,361 4,502 2,466 6,968 TARABA 1,757 1,182 2,939 3,396 2,128 5,524 YOBE 609 244 853 1,252 439 1,691 ZAMFARA 2,566 1,172 3,738 5,428 1,669 7,097 Total 133,737 112,780 246,517 158,198 143,142 301,340 Acknowledgements/Contacts

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