This is a compendium on Annual Population Lecture Series 1 – 10 titled 'A Decade of Dialogue on Population and Development in Nigeria (2012 - 2022).

The brochure gives an overview of the digitisation of vital events registration and statistics by the National Population Commission (NPC).

The publication explained the importance of each question in the upcoming Nigeria Population and Housing Census Questionnaire.

The State of the World Population (SWOP) Report is UNFPA’s annual flagship publication since 1978. It usually comes with a theme that spotlights prevailing or emerging population and development concerns, focusing on unique population groups – women, young people, adolescents and girls.

The pamphlet is a collection of articles and opinions written by staff and other stakeholders to reinforce the desirability of conducting the 2023 Population and Housing Census and address concerns and fears raised by some individuals with the view to convince them of why the next census must hold.

The Metadata of EAD Datasets contains methodology, data variables, conceptual background and a dictionary of terms.

The Report on Enumeration Area Demarcation (EAD) contains Deliverables and Derivable datasets generated from the EAD.

In line with the international best practices on the conduct of the decennial censuses, the National Population Commission proposed to conduct a census in 2016, but this was not realised due to some extraneous factors. The Commission now proposes to conduct the next population and housing census in 2023, sixteen years after the last census. The 2023 Census will collect information on all persons resident in Nigeria and households using electronic data capture devices. Data from the 2023 Census will provide updated socio-economic and demographic data and indicators for planning a progressive, sustainable development and monitoring of development programmes such as the Economic Recovery Growth Plan, Agenda 2063, ICPD+25 and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

The Report presents the results of the National and State population projection based on 2006 Population and Housing Census (PHC) using the cohort component method, which is the technique that uses the components of demographic change to project population growth.