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Poverty and living standards in Jigawa, Nigeria: official figures

84.3% of people in Jigawa were multidimensionally poor in the 2022 Nigeria Multidimensional Poverty Index (survey 2021/22), about 5.76 million people. That rate is 4th highest of the 36 states and the FCT; the national rate was 63%.

How severe is poverty in Jigawa?

Jigawa's 5.76 million poor people are 4.3% of the 133 million multidimensionally poor people in Nigeria. On average a poor person in Jigawa is deprived in 45.7% of the weighted indicators (the intensity of poverty), giving an MPI value of 0.385.

Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

How many children in Jigawa live in poverty?

Children are hit harder: 85.5% of under-18s in Jigawa are multidimensionally poor, against 82.8% of adults.

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What do poor households in Jigawa go without?

The most common deprivations among poor people in Jigawa are poor housing materials, cooking with wood, charcoal or dung and undernourished members: 76.3%, 67.0% and 65.9% of all residents are both poor and affected.

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Do poor families in Jigawa have clean water and toilets?

6.1% of residents are poor and lack safe drinking water, 60.7% are poor and lack an improved toilet, and 67.0% are poor and cook with wood, charcoal or dung.

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How does insecurity affect poor families in Jigawa?

16.1% of people in Jigawa are both poor and live in a household that suffered a security shock such as theft, kidnapping or attack in the previous year.

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How Jigawa compares with other states

Multidimensionally poor (share of people) (2021/22)

Jigawa ranks 4 of 37, highest first.

RankRegionMultidimensionally poor (share of people)
1Sokoto90.5%
2Bayelsa88.5%
3Gombe86.2%
4Jigawa84.3%
5Plateau84.0%
6Yobe83.5%
7Kebbi82.2%
Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

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