Economic output per person at current market exchange rates.
Sub-Saharan Africa · NGA
Nigeria market indicators
A compact view of economic scale, momentum and digital access. Each card uses the latest observation available from the source.
Annual percentage growth of inflation-adjusted GDP.
Annual change in consumer prices.
Total resident population.
Annual population growth rate.
Share of people who used the internet recently.
Fixed high-speed internet subscriptions per 100 people.
Modeled ILO estimate of unemployment.
Exports plus imports as a share of GDP.
Expected years of life under current mortality patterns.
Data-led reading
What the latest series says
Automatically calculated from the observations above; descriptive, not a forecast.
Income trend
$1,224 per person
Nigeria's GDP per capita was $1,224 in 2025. In current-dollar terms it decreased by 56.2% from the closest observation around five years earlier; exchange rates and inflation are part of that movement.
Economic pulse
4.01% real growth
Real GDP growth was 4.01% in 2025. Consumer-price inflation was 23.01% in 2025 and modeled unemployment was 3.06% in 2025. These series may refer to different reporting years.
Digital reach
41.21% online
Internet use reached 41.21% of the population in 2024, while fixed broadband subscriptions were 0.08 per 100 people in 2024. A subscription can serve multiple users, so the measures answer different questions.
People & connections
237,527,782 residents
The population grew at 2.06% in 2025. Life expectancy was 54.64 years, while exports plus imports equaled Not available of GDP in their respective latest observations.
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