Real-time education data mining, analysis, and visualization for Nigeria's 36 states. Empowering policymakers, NGOs, researchers, and communities with the data they need.
Key performance indicators across Nigeria's education system, updated Q4 2024.
Explore education data by state. Click any marker to see detailed metrics. Color indicates compliance score.
Ranked by overall education compliance score. Tracks data reporting, infrastructure standards, and policy adherence.
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Federal, state, and LGA education spending across Nigeria. Tracking the 26% Abuja Declaration commitment.
Physical infrastructure assessment across all registered schools in Nigeria. Based on 2024 facility audits.
Monthly automated data briefs, policy notes, and research publications powered by Edu-Data.
National enrollment reached 37.2M students in Q4 2024, a 3.2% YoY gain. However per-student funding declined 3.1% in real terms...
An estimated 10.2M children remain out of school in Nigeria. Borno, Yobe and Zamfara account for 34% of this figure...
Only 7 of 36 states met the Abuja Declaration 26% education budget target in 2024. FCT, Lagos, and Anambra lead compliance...
Nigeria has a shortfall of 277,000 qualified teachers at primary level. North-West has the highest deficit at 1:62 ratio...
Only 18.4% of schools have internet connectivity. Lagos leads with 61% while Borno trails at 4.2%. A ₦280B investment gap...
The national GPI improved to 0.87 in 2024, with the South-West achieving near-parity at 0.97. North-West lags at 0.68...
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Edu-Data is Nigeria's first open-source education intelligence portal. We mine, analyze, simplify, and visualize real-time education data to drive evidence-based decisions and transparency across Nigeria's education sector.
Built for policymakers, NGOs, teachers, researchers, parents, and communities — with zero-rating partnerships to ensure data-free access across all 36 states.