Let's Talk Afro-Geopolitics II: The Future of the Nigerian State

Will Nigeria Make it 2060 (Its 100 Anniversary of Independance)?

  • Yes

    Votes: 27 47.4%
  • No

    Votes: 30 52.6%

  • Total voters
    57

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Swing that green passport over here abeg :damn:

After everything you've read in this thread and seen with your own eyes?

Nigeria's oil will run out in 40-50 years. It's population will be over 400,000,000 in that time with a land area smaller than Ontario. Moreover, more and more of Nigeria is being turned into desert or eroded soil.

Nigerians are fleeing their country and you still want citizenship.

Wonders never cease
 

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After everything you've read in this thread and seen with your own eyes?

Nigeria's oil will run out in 40-50 years. It's population will be over 400,000,000 in that time with a land area smaller than Ontario. Moreover, more and more of Nigeria is being turned into desert or eroded soil.

Nigerians are fleeing their country and you still want citizenship.

Wonders never cease


My two weeks there was heaven o
Victoria island the black Mecca :blessed:


And that Ontario stat is crazy just shows how under populated Canada is

Nigeria is even smaller than Tanzania land wise
 
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Nigeria has a lot of Nigerians in it. So many (179 million) that if you took half of them out of the country, Nigeria would still have the highest population of any African country. There are more people in Nigeria than there are in the UK, France, and Spain combined, and 1 out of every 7 black people on the planet is a Nigerian.

Nigeria is pretty parallel to Pakistan in terms of land area, population size and population density, and Lagos, Nigeria’s mega-metropolis, is the world’s fourth largest city, comparable in population and density to Mumbai, Seoul, and Jakarta.

Nigeria also has a really young population—with a median age of 18.2, half of all Nigerians are kids 17 and under, which means that if Nigeria’s kids decided they were over it one day and formed their own country, it would be the biggest nation in Africa,. Combine that with one of the world’s highest fertility rates (5.25 children born/woman), and you have a rapidly growing population. Currently #7 on the country population list, by 2050 Nigeria is projected to have 440 million people and have leapfrogged up to #3 on the list, behind only India and China:



Land: Nigeria is the world’s 32nd largest country in terms of land area, or about two Californias. On top of the US, it could encompass New York, Chicago, and Atlanta:

Nigeria-on-US.jpg



Imagine 440million people in this small area

Abeg
 
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