fergie006:
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kayfra:
Ha!

When do we start making fun of our Igbo "billionaires"

That's what we are all waiting for

kayfra:
Ha!

When do we start making fun of our Igbo "billionaires"

That's what we are all waiting for

Sammy07:


Guy, be careful
An average Ibo is a millionaire

kayfra:


Yes now. Which accounts for the stupendous statistics in the SE. You just have to be reading it upside down

Sammy07:


Guy, be careful
An average Ibo is a millionaire

TundeBricklayer:

I can see the statistics is still confusing you

Sammy07:


There are two statistics up there (talking about states) Poverty and inequalities.

Read well, b4 you disgrace yourself.

GrammarNazi1:

Nigeria has..

TundeBricklayer:



Executive Summary
The Nigerian Living Standards Survey (NLSS) is the official survey that is the basis for measuring poverty and living standards. Between September of 2018 and October of 2019, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) conducted the latest round of the NLSS after a decade. It is representative at the state level[1] with a sample size of 22,110 households, focusing on increasing the understanding of living conditions of the Nigerian population. The survey collected data on household and individual demographics (age, gender, marital status, among others), access to education, health and basic services, employment, assets, and income. The survey is used to measure prevalence of poverty and to estimate a wide range of socio-economic indicators including benchmarking of the Sustainable Development Goals.

TundeBricklayer:

When a Yoruba man is in charge what do you expect so a sample size of 22,110 households determine millions households in Nigeria, he even placed Borno as low in poverty for fear of being sack