Chart Sparks Debate Over Nigeria’s Rising Extreme Poverty Since 2014
A chart comparing countries with the largest populations living in extreme poverty from 1992 to 2026 has drawn attention to Nigeria’s trend since 2014. The post links the increase to the policies of successive APC-led governments and questions whether current economic reforms are improving living conditions. It also raises concerns about unemployment, multidimensional poverty, business closures, insecurity, healthcare and unreliable electricity. The figures cited should be checked against official and independent poverty data.
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