Useful sources about Africa

Statistics on crime and prosecution rates in Nigeria detailing reported offences by type and state. It was published in 2016 by the National Bureau of Statistics.

UNESCO data on literacy in Nigeria's population aged 15 and older. It includes adult and youth literacy rates broken down by gender.

Education progress and completion rates, education expenditure and a summary of Nigeria's schooling system provided by the UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS).

Basic education statistics in Nigeria including number of primary and junior secondary schools by state, number of teachers and school enrolment. Data is for the 2013/14 period.

Nigeria's policy document on special needs education including requirements for access, physical facilities, assessment of learners with special needs and financial provision. It was released by the Federal Ministry of Education in 2015.

The Nigerian budget office's website provides a depository of current and previous state budgets. The 2018 budget proposal and budget speech details the latest spending on education. Documents can be downloaded in PDF or Word format.

The Universal Basic Education Programme website contains data for download up to 2014, including early childhood facility enrolment rates and national quality assurance audit reports.

The electoral laws of the Federation of Nigeria as stipulated in the August 2010 edition of the Nigerian state gazette.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) provides information on the political parties registered in Nigeria as well as political party audit reports, finance manuals and codes of conduct.