Up to four places side by side: Nigeria, its six zones and its 37 states. Every figure is on one scale, with its source.
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| Figure | Osun | Nigeria |
|---|---|---|
| Population | ||
| Fertility rate (survey) | 3.3 births per woman 2024 · 29/37 | 4.8 births per woman 2024Highest |
| Health | ||
| Basic vaccination | 55.3% 2024 · 11/37Highest | 39.4% 2024 |
| Births in a health facility | 86.7% 2024 · 4/37Highest | 43.3% 2024 |
| Child stunting | 30.5% 2024 · 20/37 | 39.5% 2024Highest |
| Under-5 mortality (survey) | 55 per 1,000 births 2024 · 26/37 | 110 per 1,000 births 2024Highest |
| Education | ||
| Literacy, men | 99.0% 2024 · 1/37Highest | 72.4% 2024 |
| Literacy, women | 91.2% 2024 · 3/37Highest | 57.2% 2024 |
| Energy | ||
| Households with electricity | 90.6% 2024 · 2/37Highest | 55.2% 2024 |
“Highest” marks the largest value, not the best result: for some figures, such as child deaths, lower is better. Ranks are among the states in the same survey round.
How each figure changed between the earliest and latest period all 2 places share. Whether a rise is good news depends on the figure.
Biggest change: Osun, which fell by 0.8 births per woman.
Biggest change: Nigeria, which rose by 14.1 points.
Biggest change: Nigeria, which rose by 5.6 points.
Biggest change: Osun, which rose by 10.0 points.
Biggest change: Nigeria, which fell by 18 per 1,000 births.
Biggest change: Osun, which rose by 2.8 points.
Biggest change: Nigeria, which rose by 4.1 points.
Biggest change: Osun, which rose by 1.2 points.
The states whose figures are closest overall, across every figure published for all states. Similar figures, not a judgement.
Most like Osun
Compare Osun with them →Fertility rate (survey) is 31% lower in Osun (3.3 births per woman) than in Nigeria (4.8 births per woman), 2024.
Source: The DHS Program (ICF), Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey (DHS Program API).
Basic vaccination is 15.9 percentage points higher in Osun (55.3%) than in Nigeria (39.4%), 2024.
Source: The DHS Program (ICF), Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey (DHS Program API).
Births in a health facility is 43.4 percentage points higher in Osun (86.7%) than in Nigeria (43.3%), 2024.
Source: The DHS Program (ICF), Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey (DHS Program API).
Child stunting is 9.0 percentage points lower in Osun (30.5%) than in Nigeria (39.5%), 2024.
Source: The DHS Program (ICF), Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey (DHS Program API).
Under-5 mortality (survey) is 50% lower in Osun (55 per 1,000 births) than in Nigeria (110 per 1,000 births), 2024.
Source: The DHS Program (ICF), Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey (DHS Program API).
Literacy, men is 26.6 percentage points higher in Osun (99.0%) than in Nigeria (72.4%), 2024.
Source: The DHS Program (ICF), Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey (DHS Program API).
Literacy, women is 34.0 percentage points higher in Osun (91.2%) than in Nigeria (57.2%), 2024.
Source: The DHS Program (ICF), Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey (DHS Program API).
Households with electricity is 35.4 percentage points higher in Osun (90.6%) than in Nigeria (55.2%), 2024.
Source: The DHS Program (ICF), Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey (DHS Program API).