Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo right, seen as he participates in the National Population Census at Abuja, Nigeria, Tuesday, March 21, 2006.The first attempt in 15 years to measure just how many people live in Africa’s most populous nation starts Tuesday, an exercise so likely to fan religious, tribal and regional rivalries that some say Nigerians are better left uncounted.(AP Photo)
I did a blog round-up on Global Voices about the Nigerian census: Nigeria: And it’s Census Time Once Again
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It is terrible not to know the population one governs or leads in its exact number.
The last dispensation was ‘Hell bound’.
It faced problems like incompetence in the part of the workers & officials who were merely guessing with NO exact counting.A friend had to stop them once on the road to be counted since they NEVER visited his house.What we have now is just an ‘underestimated approximation of a guess work’.Not pushing aside the fact that people in some regions counted even their cattle, flock & poultry.