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  3. (PDF) ANALYSIS OF THE SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF OVERPOPULATION IN NIGERIA

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  4. CASE STUDY-Overpopulation in Lagos, Nigeria

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  1. Case Study

  2. Nigeria's Overpopulation Problem

  3. iGCSE GEOGRAPHY CASE STUDY: OVERPOPULATION IN NIGERIA (THEME 1.1 POPULATION DYNAMICS)

  4. Overpopulation hitting the poorest as family planning remains contentious in Nigeria

  5. In full: How is the growing population affecting countries like Nigeria?

  6. Newly Emerging Economy: Nigeria (Geography GCSE Case Study Infographic)

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  1. PDF NIGERIA CASE STUDY

    Nigeria is Africa's most populous nation with an estimated population of more than 170 million. Today Nigeria's fertility rate is higher than that of sub-Saharan Africa as a whole and more than twice the world average. While providing for such a large population poses a significant economic challenge, its age structure can also be a potential

  2. Nigeria's Struggle with Overpopulation

    With a population growth rate of two to three percent every year, Nigeria's population is expected to continue to skyrocket. By 2050, Nigeria's population is expected to surpass that of the U.S. and could exceed 400 million. By 2100, it is forecasted to exceed one billion and could potentially surpass China; all living in a country about ...

  3. Nigeria Case Study

    Over-population and under-population; The main causes of a change in population size; Natural Population Change; Population Policies; ... Nigeria - A case study of a NEE experiencing rapid economic development which leads to significant social, environmental and cultural change.

  4. Population Growth: A Nigeria case study.

    Reduce annual population growth rate from current 2.6% to 2.5% in 2025 and 2% in 2030. Achieve Fertility rate reduction from current 5.3% to 4.7% in 2025 and 4.0% by 2030. In conclusion, The ...

  5. Nigeria turns 60: Can Africa's most populous nation remain united?

    This was the greatest hurdle Nigeria faced in the first decade of its independence - and continues to be the case 60 years later. Heated national conversations usually revolve around which ethnic ...

  6. Exploring Nigeria's Overpopulation Challenge

    Exploring Nigeria's Overpopulation Challenge. Overpopulation is a constant issue for Nigeria. Jakel J - GSP241 student. September 17, 2023 ...

  7. Overpopulation in Nigerian Communities: cause, Effect, Biological

    Discuss the causes and effect of overpopulation in Nigeria communities. ... List possible causes of such over population in your environment. ... future's wheel; case studies and simulation ...

  8. Resolving Nigeria's Population-Productivity-Insecurity Problem

    Shortly before he died, in December 2020, former Director-General of the Nigerian Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS), Habu Galadima, warned that "Nigeria's population is growing at 3.2% every year, which translates to an additional 6.7 million persons annually, making it one of the highest in the world. As of 2019, 86.7% of ...

  9. Why National Population Policies Fail: Nigeria As a Case Study

    ulation Prospects in 2017, Nigeria is the world's seventh largest country. Population growth rate in Nigeria remains steady at over 2. throughout the years with a current total population exceeding 190 million. The National Development Health Survey taken over the years revealed that the total fertility rates in Nigeria has assume.

  10. The Impact of Population Growth in West Africa: The Nigerian Outlook

    In Nigeria, concerns have been raised about the potential for overpopulation and population growth's increasing impact on its ecological carrying capacity and available natural resources. It is understood that the reduction of the population growth rate can assist in development that can provide essential services and improve poverty ...