Market data by TradingView
Economy data product
Nigeria’s living standards, work, infrastructure, digital access, security and investment climate.
Poverty headcount below $3.00 a day · 2022
This shows the share of Nigerians living on very low incomes.
Why it matters: It shapes demand for basic goods, household stress and the true size of the mass market.
GDP per person employed · 2024
This estimates how much economic value is generated per employed person.
Why it matters: It matters for wages, firm profitability and long-run competitiveness.
Labour force participation rate · 2025
This shows the share of people aged 15 and above who are working or actively looking for work.
Why it matters: It helps explain household income pressure, informality and the hustle economy.
GDP per capita, PPP · 2024
This gives a broad snapshot of average economic output per person after adjusting for purchasing power.
Why it matters: It helps benchmark Nigeria’s consumer market and living standards against peer economies.
Agriculture, forestry and fishing value added · 2024
This shows how much of Nigeria’s output still comes from land-based activity.
Why it matters: It matters for rural incomes, food security, climate exposure and inflation pressure.
Individuals using the internet · 2024
This shows the share of the population using the internet.
Why it matters: It defines the real reach of digital products, online services and platform businesses.
Access to electricity · 2023
This shows the share of Nigerians with access to electricity.
Why it matters: Power access shapes productivity, household welfare, business costs and regional opportunity.
Intentional homicides · 2023
This measures intentional homicides per 100,000 people.
Why it matters: It is a global top-line measure of violent crime and security risk.
Foreign direct investment, net · 2024
This shows net foreign direct investment flows in current US dollars.
Why it matters: Negative net FDI can signal weak investor confidence or capital leaving faster than it enters.
People using at least basic drinking water services · 2024
This shows the share of people using at least basic drinking water services.
Why it matters: Water access affects health, productivity, household costs and where firms can safely operate.