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Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by yoruboid: 3:28pm On Jan 02
1. Sokoto: 90.5%
2. Bayelsa: 88.5%
3. Gombe: 86.2%
4. Jigawa: 84.3%
5. Plateau: 84%
6. Yobe: 83.5%
7. Kebbi: 82.2%
8. Taraba: 79.4%
9. Ebonyi: 78%
10. Zamfara: 78%
11. Cross River: 75.4%
12. Benue: 75%
13. Bauchi: 73.9%
14. Kaduna: 73.9%
15. Katsina: 72.7%
16. Borno: 72.5%
17. Akwa Ibom: 71.3%
18. Niger: 69.1%
19. Adamawa: 68.7%
20. Ogun: 68.1%
21. Kano: 66.3%
22. Enugu: 63.1%
23. Rivers: 62.4%
24. Kogi: 61.3%
25. Nasarawa: 60.7%
26. Oyo: 48.7%
27. Kwara: 48.3%
28. FCT: 48.3%
29. Delta: 47.6%
30. Imo: 40.7%
31. Osun: 40.7%
32. Ekiti: 36%
33. Edo: 35.4%
34. Anambra: 32.1%
35. Abia: 29.8%
36. Lagos: 29.4%
37. Ondo: 27.2%

Note: percentage of the population who are multidimensionally poor

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by PresidObi: 3:32pm On Jan 02
Let some people be eating statistics 2while some people are 3enjoying their double homes, living in 2 states and having holidays at the 3nd of every year.

Allow them to use propaganda to ruin their places.

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by MasterJayJay: 3:48pm On Jan 02
Na statistics we go chop?

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by ogododo: 3:53pm On Jan 02
Nawa Nlfpmod. Hunger no be any man friends.

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by EmperorCaesar(m): 4:02pm On Jan 02
cheesy

Waiting for them to come tell us how non-Yoruba people population is the reason for the low numbers in SW

Upon on the billions, their name no dey forbes list

Upon all the billionaires, multidimensional poverty na their neigbour cheesy

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by OkCornel(m): 4:06pm On Jan 02
Ogun state is poorer than Ekiti state. Well done

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by TooMuchStuff: 4:10pm On Jan 02
This APC Govt has Demolished the Economy and Security across the country 😳

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by MasterJayJay: 4:16pm On Jan 02
EmperorCaesar:
cheesy

Waiting for them to come tell us how non-Yoruba people population is the reason for the low numbers in SW

Upon on the billions, their name no dey forbes list

Upon all the billionaires, multidimensional poverty na their neigbour cheesy

Attachment!! The topic is about states, not region. Pick your Ogun state and keep quiet.

Your Ogun state has poverty rate higher than Kano state.

Cowards will not tackle north that has highest poverty rate.

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by Coldrux(m): 4:18pm On Jan 02
How do these guys come up with these figures is what I'm yet to come to terms with. They just sit in a beer parlor and start assuming and falsifying figures.
It's well with every fake statistician.
I understand how high the poverty rate is, cos I'm a victim. But how do they come up with these numbers? What are the modalities and parameters deployed in arriving at these figures?

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by Villa12(m): 4:28pm On Jan 02
Nawa o

Tinubu don destroy this country after Buhari do him own

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by kingbee90: 4:28pm On Jan 02
angry
What Amoda Ogunlere aka Bulaba can not destroy does not exist.

But wait oh! Who compiled this list sef? How can Poverty be much in Rivers, Bayelsa & Delta more than Ondo, Osun and Oyo where poverty has turned Agbadorians into skull miners.

I don't believe this statistics.

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by ednut1(m): 4:28pm On Jan 02
Bayelsa with huge faac allocation and small population of 2m. Be like say the black man is cursed

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by unbiasedTruth(f): 4:28pm On Jan 02
Tinubu has successfully destroyed every facet of the entity known as Nigeria

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by Douglad: 4:29pm On Jan 02
No be statistics we go chop. Carry this nonsense komot here. On jagaban's mandate, I stand.

Go to the farm and produce your own food. Stop being lazy.

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by EyeCumInPiece: 4:29pm On Jan 02
Thïefnubu, well done o!

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by creolehunt: 4:29pm On Jan 02
I can tell you for a fact that most of these statistics are fake and concocted to give the semblance that the bureau is working.

The statistics you see statisense and NBS publishing can not stand any data Audit.

Nigeria has no solid database nor repository from which data like this cab be pulled.

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by Racoon(m): 4:29pm On Jan 02
Ogun IGR cant redeem it from multidimensional poverty? Ebonyi State is understandable.

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by Sobalim: 4:30pm On Jan 02
Buhari and Tinubu the disaster president are majorly responsible for that

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by Mckraz01: 4:30pm On Jan 02
yoruboid:



https://x.com/thecableindex/status/1874789171849560418?s=46&t=YoF4K0q-dNG9S6AXfcrqSg

Even the grammar sef don take me into time traveling poverty hahaha 🤣

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by ceejayluv(m): 4:30pm On Jan 02
This solidifies my stance That majority of Nigerians are poor.... Na only mouth we dey make.

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by Greenlandz: 4:30pm On Jan 02
Oil Rich Rivers State self follow.nawa ooo

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by unbiasedTruth(f): 4:30pm On Jan 02
Racoon:
Ogun IGR can redeem it from multidimensional poverty? Ebonyi State is understandable.

Skull mining IGR?

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by persius555(m): 4:30pm On Jan 02
What's bayelsa doing up there
Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by Coldrux(m): 4:31pm On Jan 02
ednut1:
Bayelsa with huge faac allocation and small population of 2m. Be like say the black man is cursed

The poverty rate is just too much. I am a victim. No parents. The eldest. A private sch teacher suffering so bad. since daybreak, no hope for food. No ray of light at the end of the tunnel. Most times I'm compelled to ask if God can see all these things happening to His children. I'm tired
Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by AllenSpencer: 4:31pm On Jan 02
EmperorCaesar:
cheesy

Waiting for them to come tell us how non-Yoruba people population is the reason for the low numbers in SW

Upon on the billions, their name no dey forbes list

Upon all the billionaires, multidimensional poverty na their neigbour cheesy

You like trouble 🤣

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by kingyang: 4:31pm On Jan 02
EmperorCaesar:
cheesy

Waiting for them to come tell us how non-Yoruba people population is the reason for the low numbers in SW

Upon on the billions, their name no dey forbes list

Upon all the billionaires, multidimensional poverty na their neigbour cheesy


Grow up and used your head and time to develop your self, don't be a clown online

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by Villa12(m): 4:32pm On Jan 02
Douglad:
No be statistics we go chop. Carry this nonsense komot here. On jagaban's mandate, I stand.

Go to the farm and produce your own food. Stop being lazy.
Tell that to those Ebi N pawa miscreants begging for alms at your emilokan door step grin

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by santaclaws: 4:32pm On Jan 02
MasterJayJay:
Na statistics we go chop?

Statistics is the backbone of accurate decision making. The figures & percentages there are meant to help everyone recognize the challenges and gaps to fill in every state.

So, yes, "na statistics we go chop"!

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by Mrexcell(m): 4:33pm On Jan 02
So oil rich Bayelsa is the poorest state in southern nigeria and not ebonyi as acclaimed? This is really interesting stats.
Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by MrHighSea: 4:33pm On Jan 02
Might actually be worse
Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by GeneralPula: 4:34pm On Jan 02
I’m not surprised Ondo is the least..

Almost every households are into one farming or the other..

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Re: Multidimensional Poverty Across States In Nigeria by CodeTemplarr: 4:34pm On Jan 02
Lies. How can states that enjoy over N1tr in support annually and can afford hajj, mosques, ramadan be the most poverty ravaged states?

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