1. Corruption Perception Index

Nigeria’s corruption perception worsened  between 2016 and 2017 according to the annual Corruption Perception Index, CPI, by Transparency International.

2. International Press Freedom Index

Nigeria’s ranking in the international press freedom index has witnessed steady declined since President Muhammadu Buhari assumed office in 2015. The country is currently ranked 122 out of 180 countries

3. Rule of Law Index

Nigeria was downgraded by the World Justice Project (WJP) 2017/2018 Rule of Law Index. The country currently ranks 97 out of 113 countries, dropping one position from the previous ranking

4. RMB’s Africa Investment Attractiveness Index

Nigeria has fallen from the top 10 in the Where to Invest in Africa 2018, Rand Merchant Bank’s (RMB) Investment Attractiveness Index. Nigeria fell from No 6 on the list to number 13

5. Global Retail Development Index

Nigeria’s global ranking in retail development dropped from the 19th position recorded in 2016 to 27 in 2017. Nigeria’s total sales from the retail sector dropped from $125bn in 2016 to $109bn in 2017.

6. Networked Readiness Index 

Nigeria dropped seven places to rank 119 in the Networked Readiness Index ranking conducted by the World Economic Forum.

7. Global Competitiveness Index (GCI)

Nigeria’s ranking dropped to 127th in 2016 GCI analysis. Nigeria deteriorated by 3 places from 124th in 2015-2016 to 127th in 2016-2017 ranking released by the World Economic Forum (WEF).

8. Africa Attractiveness Index

Nigeria declined to the 17th position on Ernst and Young’s Africa Attractiveness Index (AAI) 2017. This is a two step decline from the AAI 2016 ranking

9. World Internal Security and Police Index 

Nigeria Police ranked bottom in Africa and 127th in the world, making the country with the worst police in the world according to the 2016 World Internal Security and Police Index (WISPI) 

10. Worst Electricity Supply

Nigeria was ranked the second worst nation in electricity supply according to a World Economic Forum report released by The Spectator Index on the 15th of January, 2018.

Ezenwammadu:
Just wait very soon 10 billion dollars will be found under Jonathan bed or 30 chibok and Dapchi girls released miraculously to distract us from this incompetent government

Ezenwammadu:
Just wait very soon 10 billion dollars will be found under Jonathan bed or 30 chibok and Dapchi girls released miraculously to distract us from this incompetent government