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Source: World Population Prospects: The 2012 Revision | United Nations Population Division

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Country or AreaYear(s)VariantValue
Nigeria2095-2100Const. mortality (Medium)142.0
Nigeria2095-2100Constant-fertility scenario10.6
Nigeria2095-2100High variant10.6
Nigeria2095-2100Instant replacement10.5
Nigeria2095-2100Low variant10.6
Nigeria2095-2100Medium variant10.6
Nigeria2095-2100No change (Const. Fer., Mor., Zero migration)142.0
Nigeria2095-2100Zero migration (Medium)10.5
Nigeria2090-2095Const. mortality (Medium)142.0
Nigeria2090-2095Constant-fertility scenario11.4
Nigeria2090-2095High variant11.4
Nigeria2090-2095Instant replacement11.2
Nigeria2090-2095Low variant11.4
Nigeria2090-2095Medium variant11.4
Nigeria2090-2095No change (Const. Fer., Mor., Zero migration)142.0
Nigeria2090-2095Zero migration (Medium)11.2
Nigeria2085-2090Const. mortality (Medium)142.0
Nigeria2085-2090Constant-fertility scenario12.4
Nigeria2085-2090High variant12.4
Nigeria2085-2090Instant replacement12.2
Nigeria2085-2090Low variant12.4
Nigeria2085-2090Medium variant12.4
Nigeria2085-2090No change (Const. Fer., Mor., Zero migration)142.0
Nigeria2085-2090Zero migration (Medium)12.2
Nigeria2080-2085Const. mortality (Medium)142.0
Nigeria2080-2085Constant-fertility scenario13.6
Nigeria2080-2085High variant13.6
Nigeria2080-2085Instant replacement13.5
Nigeria2080-2085Low variant13.6
Nigeria2080-2085Medium variant13.6
Nigeria2080-2085No change (Const. Fer., Mor., Zero migration)142.0
Nigeria2080-2085Zero migration (Medium)13.5
Nigeria2075-2080Const. mortality (Medium)142.0
Nigeria2075-2080Constant-fertility scenario15.3
Nigeria2075-2080High variant15.3
Nigeria2075-2080Instant replacement15.1
Nigeria2075-2080Low variant15.3
Nigeria2075-2080Medium variant15.3
Nigeria2075-2080No change (Const. Fer., Mor., Zero migration)142.0
Nigeria2075-2080Zero migration (Medium)15.1
Nigeria2070-2075Const. mortality (Medium)142.0
Nigeria2070-2075Constant-fertility scenario17.4
Nigeria2070-2075High variant17.4
Nigeria2070-2075Instant replacement17.2
Nigeria2070-2075Low variant17.4
Nigeria2070-2075Medium variant17.4
Nigeria2070-2075No change (Const. Fer., Mor., Zero migration)142.0
Nigeria2070-2075Zero migration (Medium)17.2
Nigeria2065-2070Const. mortality (Medium)142.0
Nigeria2065-2070Constant-fertility scenario20.1
Source

World Population Prospects: The 2012 Revision

Source:  United Nations Population Division

The United Nations World Population Prospects: The 2012 Revision contains estimates since 1950 and projections until 2100 for every country in the world, including estimates and projections of 60 demographic indicators such as birth rates, deaths rates, infant mortality rates and life expectancy. A sample set of summary indicators are provided as part of UNdata. More detailed data by age and sex are available from the Population Division web site and on CD-ROM/DVD.

Citation:
United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division, World Population Prospects: The 2012 Revision, New York, 2013.
Last update in UNdata: 20 Aug 2013
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