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GDP per person, country by country

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GDP per capita · regional finding

The development: Lowest GDP per capita: Niger $775 (2025).

What the evidence says: A single national observation does not explain causes or household experience.

Question to watch: What local evidence would explain this national pattern?

GDP per capita · 2025

The development: Compare available West African country observations.

What the evidence says: National values do not show differences within countries.

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Growth, made clear

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Real GDP growth · regional finding

The development: Slowest real GDP growth: Nigeria 4.0% (2025).

What the evidence says: A single national observation does not explain causes or household experience.

Question to watch: What local evidence would explain this national pattern?

Real GDP growth · 2025

The development: Compare available West African country observations.

What the evidence says: National values do not show differences within countries.

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Inflation across West Africa

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Consumer price inflation · regional finding

The development: Lowest inflation (deflation): Niger -4.5% (2025).

What the evidence says: A single national observation does not explain causes or household experience.

Question to watch: What local evidence would explain this national pattern?

Consumer price inflation · 2025

The development: Compare available West African country observations.

What the evidence says: National values do not show differences within countries.

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Ten years. Five signals.

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Highest inflation in the region

The development: Highest inflation in the region: Nigeria 23.0% (2025).

What the evidence says: One figure, one country, one year. Source: World Bank WDI.

Question to watch: Which of these gaps matters most for your country?

GDP growth 2025

The development: GDP growth 2025: where does your country sit?

What the evidence says: Five classed ranges, with the number of countries in each. Lowest Nigeria 4.0% · highest Benin 8.1%.

Question to watch: Which of these gaps matters most for your country?

Inflation 2025

The development: Inflation 2025: where does your country sit?

What the evidence says: Five classed ranges, with the number of countries in each. Lowest Niger -4.5% · highest Nigeria 23.0%.

Question to watch: Which of these gaps matters most for your country?

Unemployment 2025

The development: Unemployment 2025: where does your country sit?

What the evidence says: Five classed ranges, with the number of countries in each. Lowest Niger 0.4% · highest Cabo Verde 11.9%.

Question to watch: Which of these gaps matters most for your country?

GDP per person: ten years of change

The development: 2015–2025: annual regional mean.

What the evidence says: Annual unweighted national mean · constant 2015 US$ · 16 countries. The country count in each year is recorded in the edition data.

Real GDP growth: ten years of change

The development: 2015–2025: annual regional mean.

What the evidence says: Annual unweighted national mean · annual % · 16 countries. The country count in each year is recorded in the edition data.

Unemployment: ten years of change

The development: 2015–2025: annual regional mean.

What the evidence says: Annual unweighted national mean · % of labour force · 16 countries. The country count in each year is recorded in the edition data.

Consumer price inflation: ten years of change

The development: 2015–2025: annual regional mean.

What the evidence says: Annual unweighted national mean · annual % · 16 countries. The country count in each year is recorded in the edition data.

Access to electricity: ten years of change

The development: 2015–2024: annual regional mean.

What the evidence says: Annual unweighted national mean · % of population · 16 countries. The country count in each year is recorded in the edition data.

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GDP per person, mapped

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Highest GDP per capita

The development: Highest GDP per capita: Cabo Verde $5,796 (2025).

What the evidence says: One figure, one country, one year. Source: World Bank WDI.

Question to watch: Which of these gaps matters most for your country?

GDP per capita 2025

The development: GDP per capita 2025: where does your country sit?

What the evidence says: Five classed ranges, with the number of countries in each. Lowest Niger $775 · highest Cabo Verde $5,796.

Question to watch: Which of these gaps matters most for your country?

GDP per capita · key figures

The development: Sixteen countries. A $1,833 unweighted mean and a 7.5× range.

What the evidence says: The country average does not show within-country income distribution.

Question to watch: How has the gap changed over the past decade?

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Unemployment, mapped

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Highest unemployment rate

The development: Highest unemployment rate: Cabo Verde 11.9% (2025).

What the evidence says: One figure, one country, one year. Source: World Bank WDI.

Question to watch: Which of these gaps matters most for your country?

Unemployment 2025

The development: Unemployment 2025: where does your country sit?

What the evidence says: Five classed ranges, with the number of countries in each. Lowest Niger 0.4% · highest Cabo Verde 11.9%.

Question to watch: Which of these gaps matters most for your country?

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Unemployment across West Africa

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Unemployment · regional finding

The development: Lowest unemployment rate: Niger 0.4% (2025).

What the evidence says: A single national observation does not explain causes or household experience.

Question to watch: What local evidence would explain this national pattern?

Unemployment · 2025

The development: Compare available West African country observations.

What the evidence says: National values do not show differences within countries.

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Where electricity reaches

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Lowest electricity access

The development: Lowest electricity access: Niger 21% (2024).

What the evidence says: One figure, one country, one year. Source: World Bank WDI.

Question to watch: Which of these gaps matters most for your country?

Access to electricity 2024

The development: Access to electricity 2024: where does your country sit?

What the evidence says: Five classed ranges, with the number of countries in each. Lowest Niger 21% · highest Cabo Verde 98%.

Question to watch: Which of these gaps matters most for your country?

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2025 inflation in West Africa: Nigeria at 23%, Niger at -4.5%

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Consumer price inflation · 2025

The development: A 27.5-point span separates the highest and lowest values in this 15-country comparison.

What the evidence says: One regional label hides very different price movements. The map compares outcomes; it does not establish causes.

Question to watch: Which local conditions would help explain this gap without mistaking correlation for cause?

Why it matters

The development: One regional label hides very different price movements. The map compares outcomes; it does not establish causes.

What the evidence says: One regional label hides very different price movements. The map compares outcomes; it does not establish causes.

Question to watch: Which local conditions would help explain this gap without mistaking correlation for cause?

Which local conditions would help explain this gap without mistaking correlation for cause?

The development: A 27.5-point span separates the highest and lowest values in this 15-country comparison.

What the evidence says: One regional label hides very different price movements. The map compares outcomes; it does not establish causes.

Question to watch: Which local conditions would help explain this gap without mistaking correlation for cause?

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APC national leadership

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Nentawe Yilwatda

The development: National Chairman · All Progressives Congress

What the evidence says: Official APC profile checked 16 October 2026.

Surajudeen Ajibola Basiru

The development: National Secretary · All Progressives Congress

What the evidence says: Official APC profile checked 16 October 2026.

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