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Nigerian State’ Statistical Yearbooks

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  25 April 2022

Sibyl E. Moses
Sibyl E. Moses*
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Library, University of Ife, Ile-Ife, Nigeria
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African Research and Documentation , Volume 8: Volumes 8 & 9 , 1975 , pp. 57 - 60
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Copyright © International African Institute 1975

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Notes and References

1. Spencer, H., (1914). The Study of Sociology. New York, Appleton and Company, pp. iv-v.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

2. (a) Nigeria, East. Ministry of Economic Planning, Statistics Division. Statistical Digest of Eastern Nigeria. Enugu, 1963—66.

(b) Nigeria, North. Ministry of Economic Planning. Statistical Yearbook of Northern Nigeria. Kaduna, 1964—1966.

(c) Nigeria, West. Ministry of Economic Planning, Statistics Division. Western Region Statistical Bulletin. Ibadan, 1959—1960.

Nigeria, West. Western Nigeria Statistical Bulletin. Ibadan, 1960—1966.

3. All of the states, except Lagos State, publish at least one general statistical yearbook. In the case of Lagos State, the government publishes education statistics and data for a number of other specialized areas, but not a general statistical yearbook.

4. Nigeria. Public Service Review Commission. (1974). Report. Lagos, Federal Ministry of Information, p. 67.