Nigeria - General Household Survey 2008, Fourth Round

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NGA-NBS-GHS-2008-v1.0

Year

2009

Country

Nigeria

Producer(s)

National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) - Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN)

Sponsor(s)

National Bureau of Statistics - NBS - Funding
Central Bank of Nigeria - CBN - Funding

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Primary or main occupation (B16)
File: Part B Persons in the Household

Overview

Type: Continuous
Format: numeric
Width: 3
Decimals: 0
Range: 11-962

Valid cases: 37894
Invalid: 69531
Minimum: 11
Maximum: 962

Categories

Value	Category	Cases
11	Commissioned armed forces officers	21	0.1%
21	Non-commisiioned armed forces officers	24	0.1%
31	Armed forces occupations, other ranks	81	0.2%
111	Legislator and senior officials	45	0.1%
112	Managing directors and chief executives	13	0.0%
121	Business services and administration managers	72	0.2%
122	Sales, marketing and development managers	23	0.1%
131	Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries	105	0.3%
132	Manufacturing, mining, construction and distribution manager	35	0.1%
133	Information and communications technonlogy service managers	1	0.0%
134	Professional service managers	3	0.0%
141	Hotel and resturant managers	53	0.1%
142	Retail and wholsale trade managers	930	2.5%
143	Other services managers	17	0.0%
211	Physical and earth science professionals	4	0.0%
212	Mathematicians, actuaries, (excluding electrotechnology)	2	0.0%
213	Life science professionals	1	0.0%
214	Engineering professionals (excluding electrotecnology)	36	0.1%
215	Electrotechnology engineers	10	0.0%
216	Architects, planners, surveyors and designers	34	0.1%
221	Medical doctors	39	0.1%
222	Nursing and midwifery professionals	87	0.2%
223	Traditional and complimentary medicine professionals	42	0.1%
224	Pramedical practioners	13	0.0%
225	Veterinarians	13	0.0%
226	Other health professionals	66	0.2%
231	University and higher education teachers	57	0.2%
232	Vocational education teachers	23	0.1%
233	Traditional and complimentary medicine professionals	510	1.3%
234	Primary school and early childhood teachers	663	1.7%
235	Other teaching professionals	75	0.2%
241	Finance professionals	79	0.2%
242	Admnistration professionals	207	0.5%
243	Sales, marketing and public relations professionals	241	0.6%
251	Software and applications developers and analysis	14	0.0%
252	Dtabase and network professionals	10	0.0%
261	Legal professionals	19	0.1%
262	Librarians, arcivists and curators	6	0.0%
263	Social and religious professionals	82	0.2%
264	Authors, journalists and linguists	6	0.0%
265	Creative and performing artists	10	0.0%
311	Physical and engineering science technicians	30	0.1%
312	Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors	17	0.0%
313	Process control technicians	8	0.0%
314	Life science technicians and related associate professionals	1	0.0%
315	Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians	4	0.0%
321	Medical and pharmaceutical technicians	26	0.1%
322	Nursing and midwifery associate professionals	64	0.2%
323	Traditional and complimentary medicine associate professiona	12	0.0%
324	Veterinary technicians and assistants	7	0.0%
325	Other health associate professionals	51	0.1%
331	Finance and mathematical associate professionals	19	0.1%
332	Sales and purchasing agents and brokers	24	0.1%
333	Business service agents	73	0.2%
334	Adminstartive and specialized secretaries	114	0.3%
335	Regulatory government associate professionals	5	0.0%
341	Legal, social and religious associate professionals	45	0.1%
342	Sports and fitness workers	6	0.0%
343	Artistic, cutural and culinary associate professional	7	0.0%
351	Information and comm. Tech operations and user supp. Tech.	50	0.1%
352	Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians	11	0.0%
411	General office clerks	297	0.8%
412	Secretaries (general)	48	0.1%
413	Keyboard operators	8	0.0%
421	Tellers, money collectors and related clerks	37	0.1%
422	Client information workers	4	0.0%
431	Numerical clerks	17	0.0%
432	Material-recording and transport clerks	1	0.0%
441	Other clerical support workers	127	0.3%
511	Travel attendants, conductors and guides	50	0.1%
512	Cooks	105	0.3%
513	Waiters and bartenders	17	0.0%
514	Hairddressers, beauticians and related workers	321	0.8%
515	Building and housekeeping supervisors	48	0.1%
516	Other personal service workers	934	2.5%
521	Street and market salespersons	2548	6.7%
522	Shop salespersons	1021	2.7%
523	Cashiers and ticket aides	17	0.0%
524	Other sales workers	729	1.9%
531	Child care workers in health services	24	0.1%
532	Personal care workers in health services	21	0.1%
541	Protective services workers	203	0.5%
611	Market gardeners and crop growers	573	1.5%
612	Animal producers	86	0.2%
613	Mixed crop and animal producers	2466	6.5%
621	Forestry and related workers	107	0.3%
622	Fishery workers, hunters and trappers	43	0.1%
631	Subsistence crop farmers	12540	33.1%
632	Susitence livestock farmers	282	0.7%
633	Subsitence mixed crop and livestock farmers	5274	13.9%
634	Subsitence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers	347	0.9%
711	Building frame and related trades workers	130	0.3%
712	Building finishers and related trades workers	124	0.3%
713	Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor	147	0.4%
721	Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders	147	0.4%
722	Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers	37	0.1%
723	Machinery mechanics and repairers	212	0.6%
731	Handicraft workers	58	0.2%
732	Printing trades workers	20	0.1%
741	Electrical equipment installers and repairers	105	0.3%
742	Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers	24	0.1%
751	Food processing and related workers	920	2.4%
752	Wood treaters, cabinet makers and related trades workers	138	0.4%
753	Garment and related trades workers	279	0.7%
754	Other craft and related workers	56	0.1%
811	Mining and mineral processing plant operators	5	0.0%
812	Metal processing and finishing plant operators	11	0.0%
813	Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato	11	0.0%
814	Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators	4	0.0%
815	Textile, fur and leather products , machine operators	93	0.2%
816	Food and related products machine operators	25	0.1%
817	Wood processing and papermaking plant operators	19	0.1%
818	Other stationery plant and machine operators	8	0.0%
821	Assemblers	3	0.0%
831	Locomotive engine drivers and related workers	47	0.1%
832	Car, van and motorcycle drivers	683	1.8%
833	Heavy truck and bus drivers	126	0.3%
834	Mobile plant operators	15	0.0%
835	Ships deck crews and related workers	7	0.0%
911	Domestic hotel and office cleaners and helpers	119	0.3%
912	Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers	16	0.0%
921	Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers	1260	3.3%
931	Mining and construction labourers	65	0.2%
932	Manufacturing labourers	31	0.1%
933	Transport and storage labourers	33	0.1%
941	Food preparation assistants	101	0.3%
951	Street and related service workers	125	0.3%
952	Street vendors (excluding food)	34	0.1%
961	Refuse workers	0	0.0%
962	Other elementary workers	8	0.0%

Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.

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