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Institute Urges Census in Nigeria; Curriculum Reform Secured

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The Chartered Institute of Statisticians of Nigeria called on the Federal Government to conduct a fresh population census, noting that the last census was conducted in 2006. The institute also secured a commitment from the Federal Ministry of Education to introduce statistics into the secondary school curriculum during the next review.

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Why it matters

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The lack of current population statistics has serious implications for economic planning, resource allocation, and public policy in Nigeria. The curriculum reform aims to expose young Nigerians to statistics early.

From punchng.com

Who's involved

  • federal governmentThe government entity urged to conduct a fresh population census.
  • Federal Ministry of EducationThe ministry that committed to introducing statistics into the secondary school curriculum.
  • NigeriaThe sovereign state where the census and curriculum changes are relevant.

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