National Population: Birth Rates Fluctuate Across States In 3 Years
Birth rates in Nigeria have fluctauted in some states of the federation in the past three years. Investigation by LEADERSHIP ...
Tag: National Population Commission (NPC)
Nigeria’s Census Gets Boost As UNFPA Adviser Returns
The National Population Commission (NPC) has reaffirmed its commitment to conducting Nigeria’s long-awaited Population and Housing Census with the return ...
NPC Sensitises Gombe Residents On Death, Birth Registrations
In a bid to improve Gombe State’s civil registration system, the National Population Commission (NPC) has embarked on sensitisation tour ...
New Survey To Shape Adolescents’ Future – NPC
The National Population Commission (NPC) and the Policy Innovation Centre (PIC) have entered a strategic partnership to conduct a groundbreaking ...
NPC Provides Geospatial Data For Benue’s Devt Planning
The National Population Commission (NPC) has provided Benue State with a critical dataset, revealing that the state has 3.7 million ...
NPC Partners FCDO, Tackles Leadership Vacancies
The National Population Commission (NPC) has intensified efforts to address Nigeria’s demographic challenges through renewed partnerships and ongoing leadership restructuring. ...
NPC Seeks More Funds, Defends 2025 Budget
The National Population Commission (NPC) chairman, Hon. Nasir Isa Kwarra, has called for increased funding to support the commission’s operations ...
NPC Registers Over 10m Children, Offers Free Birth Certificates
The National Population Commission (NPC) has achieved a milestone by registering and issuing birth certificates to over 10 million children ...
Report Predicts Nigeria’s Population To Hit 237m By 2025
The latest report from the United Nations as estimated by Worldometer has predicted the population of Nigeria to reach 237,527,782 ...
NPC Debunks Claims Of 2025 Census Date
National Population Commission (NPC) has dismissed reports circulating online suggesting that its chairman, Hon. Nasir Isa Kwarra, announced 2025 as ...
