Nigeria - Chilld Labour Survey 2000

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Reference ID DDI-NGA-NBS-CL-2000-v1.1
Year 2000
Country Nigeria
Producer(s) National Bureau of Statistics - Fedral Government of Nigeria (FGN)
Sponsor(s) International Labour Organization - ILO - Funding
Statistical Information and Monitoring Programme on Child Labour - SIMPOC - Funding
National Bureau of Statistics - NBS - Technical Support
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Author(s) National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
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Publisher(s) National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
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Author(s) National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Date 2009-02-21T14:10
Country Nigeria
Language English
Contributor(s) Federal Ministry of Employment, Labour and Productivity Federal Ministry of Women Affairs and Youth Development
Publisher(s) National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Description The section contains Child Labour Questionnaire use in the feild
Table of contents PART A:Identification Division
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PART C:Children aged 5 - 17 years
PART D:Economic activity of Children aged 5 - 17 years old last months
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Author(s) National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Date 2009-02-21T14:30
Country Nigeria
Language English
Contributor(s) Federal Ministry of Employment, Labour and Productivity Federal Ministry of Women Affairs and Youth Development
Publisher(s) National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Description The section contains Child Labour Report
Table of contents Pages
Preface … … … i
Table of contents … … … ii-vii
List of tables … … … viii-xiii
List of figures … … … xiv-xvi
Executive summary … … … xvii

Chapter One Introduction 1
1.0 Background … … … 1-2
1.1 Research on child labour preceding the national
survey in 2000 … … … 2-4
1.2 Statistical information and monitoring programme
on child labour … … … 4-5
1.3 Child labour survey in 2000 … … 5-6
1.4 Aims and objectives of the survey … … 6
1.4.1 The specific objectives include … … 6-7
1.4.2 Arrangement of the report … … … 7

Chapter Two Survey methodology … … 8
2.0 Planning and preparation… … … 8
2.1 Planning committee … … … 8
2.1.1 National Advisory/Technical Committee … 8
2.2 Survey objective … … … 9
2.3 Coverage and scope … … … 9
2.4 Specific concerns of the study … … 9
2.5 Sample design and implementation … … 10
2.6 Questionnaire and target respondents … 10
2.7 Estimation procedure … … … 10
2.7.1 Estimate of proportion … … … 11
2.7.2 Estimate of variance … … … 11
2.8 Training … … … 12
2.8.1 National training … … … 12
2.8.2 Zonal level training … … … 12
2.9 Fieldwork organisation and monitoring level officers 13
2.9.1 Data collection … … … 13
2.10 Supervision and quality control … … 13
2.10.1Supervision and state quality control … … 13
2.11.2Supervision and national monitoring … … 13 - 14
2.11 Data retrieval … … … 14
2.12 Data processing … … … 14
2.13.1Manual editing … … … 14
2.14.2Data entry/analysis … … … 14
2.15 Response rate … … ... 14
2.16 Lessons learnt … … … 14-16

Chapter Three Socio-economic background of Nigeria 17
3.0 Location of the country … … … 17
3.1 The economy … … … 17-19
3.1.1 Unemployment … … … 19
3.1.2 Some salient features of Nigeria's unemployment… 19-20
3.1.3 Some major causes of unemployment in Nigeria … 20-21
3.2 Education … … … 21-22
3.2.1 Early childhood education… … … 22
3.3 Demographic indicators … … … 23
3.4 Definition of child labour… … … 23
3.4.1 Characteristics of child labour identified in
Previous studies … … … 23-24
3.4.2 Different forms of child labour … … 24
3.4.3 Children who work in cottage industries and
mechanic workshop … … … 24-25
3.4.4 Young domestics in private household… … 25
3.4.5 Work in agriculture … … … 25-26
3.4.6 Emergence of new types of child labour … 26-28
3.5 Street children … … … 28
3.5.1 Other recent categories of child labour… … 28
3.5.2 Problems and hazard of child labour… … 28
3.6 The legal frame work and policies to control
child labour in Nigeria … … … 29
3.6.1 Government policies … … … 29-30
3.6.2 The social development policy on child labour … 30
3.6.3 The constitution … … … 30-31
3.6.4 Laws prohibiting children from street trading … 31
3.7 The Labour Act 1974 … … … 32
3.8 Specific action programmes on the elimination of
child labour … … … 33
3.8.1 Action Programmes by Government Agencies … 33
3.8.2 Non - Ipec Direct Action Programmes by NGOs … 34

Chapter Four Survey results … … 35
4.0 Characteristics of survey population … … 35
4.1 Population composition … … … 35
4.1.1 Percentage distribution of population by gender … 35-36
4.1.2 Percentage distribution of population by marital status 37
4.1.3 Percentage distribution of population by educational
level … … … 37-38
4.2 Housing characteristics of population… … 39
4.2.1 Types of dwelling … … … 39
4.2.2 Toilet facility … … 39-40
4.2.3 Source of drinking water … … … 40-41
4.2.4 Source of lighting … … … 41-42
4.2.5 Fuel used for cooking … … … 42
4.2.6 Selected household goods owned … … 43
4.3 Household economic characteristics … … 43
4.3.1 Percentage distribution of employment… … 43-44
4.3.2 Percentage distribution of unemployment … 44-45
4.3.3 Percentage distribution of household monthly income 45-50
4.3.4 Household size … … … 50-56
4.3.5 Percentage distribution of household by gender of household 56-57

Chapter Five The working children … … 58
5.0 Estimate of the number of working children … 58
5.1 Percentage distribution of working children in economic
activity and housekeeping activity (attending school) … 58-59
5.1.2 Percentage distribution of children 5-17 years
(not attending school) … … … 59-61
5.1.3 Percentage distribution of working children
(attending school) … … … 61
5.1.4 Percentage distribution of working children
(not attending school) … … … 61
5.1.5 Percentage distribution of working children
by age at first work … … … 61-63
5.2 Economic characteristics … … … 63
5.2.1 Percentage distribution of children who worked in last
12 months by major economic activity (industry)
(attending school) … … … 63-64
5.2.2 Percentage distribution of children who worked in last
12 months by major occupational groups (attending school) 65
5.2.3 Percentage distribution of working children (not attending)
by major economic activity (industry) … … 66-67
5.2.4 Percentage distribution of working children (not attending)
by major occupational groups … … … 67-68
5.3 Analysis of working hours of children in economic activity 68
5.3.1 Percentage distribution of working children by number of
hours worked during the last week (attending school) … 68-70
5.3.2 Percentage distribution of working children in economic
activity who worked for 15 hours or more by age group… 70
5.3.3 Percentage distribution of in housekeeping (attending and
not attending school) by number of hours worked … 70-71
5.3.4 Percentage distribution of working children (not attending
school) by number of hours worked … … 71-72
5.4 Working children's savings and contribution to
household income … … … 72
5.4.1 Children disbursing all their monthly income to
parents/guardians (attending school) … … 72-73

5.4.2. Percentage distribution of working children (attending
school) disbursing part of their monthly income
to parents or guardians … … … 73
5.4.3 Percentage distribution of working children who
disbursed all their monthly income to parents/guardians
(not attending school) … … … 73-74
5.4.4 Children who disbursed part of their monthly
income to parents/guardians (not attending school) … 74-75
5.5 Reasons for savings part of income among working children 75
5.5.1 Percentage distribution of working children
(attending school) by reasons for saving … … 75-76
5.5.2 Percentage distribution of working children
(not attending school) by reasons for saving … 77
5.6 Whether working children operated tools, machines
and equipment … … … 78
5.6.1 Percentage of working children 5-17 years old who
operates tool, machines and equipment … … 78-79
5.7 awareness of health problems of the working children … 79
5.7.1 Percentage of working children
(attending school and not attending school)
by awareness of the health problems at work … 79-80
5.8 Working children 5-17 years by mode of payment … 80
5.8.1 Percentage distribution of working children 5-17 years
old (attending school) by mode of payment … … 80-81
5.8.2 Percentage distribution of working children (not attending
school) by mode of payment … … 81
5.9 Percentage of working children 5-17 years old who
were more fortunate than peers … … 83
5.9.1 Percentage of working children 5-17 years old who
(attending school) were more fortunate than peers … 83-85

Chapter Six Effects of work on children … … 86
6.0 Education … … 86
6.1 Percentage distribution of working children (not attending
school) by reasons for not attending school … 86-87
6.2 Percentage distribution of working children by effect on
education … … … 87-88
6.3 Percentage distribution of working children by reasons
for dropping out of school … … … 88-89
6.4 Percentage distribution of working children by numbers of
school days skipped … … … 89-91
6.5 Health … … … 91
6.5.1 Percentage distribution of working children (attending
school) by branch of economic activity and type of injury/illness 91-92
6.5.2 Percentage distribution of working children (not attending
school) by branch of economic activity and type of injury/illness 92-93
6.5.3 Percentage distribution of working children (attending
school) by frequency of injury/illness … … 94

6.5.4 Percentage distribution of working children (not attending
school) by frequency of injury/illness … … 95-96
6.5.5 Percentage distribution of working children (attending
school) by major occupational groups and type of
injury/illness … … … 96-98
6.5.6 Percentage distribution of working children (not
attending school) by occupational branch and
seriousness of injury/illness … … … 98-99
6.5.7 Percentage distribution of working children (not attending
school) by occupational branch and seriousness
of injury/illness … … … 99-100
6.5.8 Percentage distribution of working children
(attending school) by occupational branch and
seriousness of injury/illness … … … 101-102
6.5.9 Percentage distribution of working children (attending
school) by major occupational activity and seriousness
of injury/illness … … … 102-104
6.6 Analysis of consequences to household if working
children stopped work … … … 104
6.6.1 Percentage distribution of consequences to household
if working children (attending school) stopped work … 104-106
6.6.2 Percentage distribution of consequences to household
if working children (not attending school) stopped work … 106-109

Chapter Seven Some identified worst forms of child labour 109
7.1 Children working and living on the street … … 110
7.2 Percentage distribution of working street children 5-17
years old (not attending school) in economic activity … 110
7.3 Percentage distribution of working street children in
economic activity 5-17 years old (attending school) … 111
7.4 Percentage distribution of working street children 5-17
years old by income (attending school) and in economic
activity … … … 112
7.5 Percentage distribution of working street children 5-17
years old by hours of work (attending school) and in
economic activity … … … 112-113
7.6 Reasons for savings among street children (attending
school) … … … 113-114
7.7 Reason for savings among street children (not
attending school) … … … 114-115
7.8 Street children 5-17 years old by major economic activity
(attending school) … … … 115-117

7.9 Street children 5-17 years old by major branch of economic
activity (not attending school) … … … 117-118
7.10 Reasons why the street children dropped out of school … 118-120

7.11 Street children 5-17 years old by reasons for never
attending school … … … 120
7.12 Percentage of working street children
(attending and not attending school) by work conditions … 120-122

Chapter Eight Existing child labour intervention programmes 123
8.0 Response by Nigerian government to combating child labour 123-134


Chapter Nine Conclusion and policy recommendations 135
9.0 Conclusion … … 135-136
9.1 Recommendations … … … 137
9.2 Policy proposals … … … 137-138
9.3 Practical actions … … … 138-139
9.4 Summary of recommendations … … … 139-143
9.5 New intervention programmes … … … 143
9.6 Further areas of research … … … 143-144
9.7 List of selected variables for sampling error
(Household Component) … … … 145
9.7.1 List of selected variables for sampling error
(Street Children Component) … … … 146

Technical appendices … … … 147-152
References … … … 153-154
Abbreviations and acronyms … … … 155-156
Appendix … … … 157
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Child Labour Main Report

Author(s) National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Date 2009-02-21T14:30
Country Nigeria
Language English
Contributor(s) Federal Ministry of Employment, Labour and Productivity Federal Ministry of Women Affairs and Youth Development
Publisher(s) National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Description The section contains Child Labour Report
Table of contents Pages
Preface … … … i
Table of contents … … … ii-vii
List of tables … … … viii-xiii
List of figures … … … xiv-xvi
Executive summary … … … xvii

Chapter One Introduction 1
1.0 Background … … … 1-2
1.1 Research on child labour preceding the national
survey in 2000 … … … 2-4
1.2 Statistical information and monitoring programme
on child labour … … … 4-5
1.3 Child labour survey in 2000 … … 5-6
1.4 Aims and objectives of the survey … … 6
1.4.1 The specific objectives include … … 6-7
1.4.2 Arrangement of the report … … … 7

Chapter Two Survey methodology … … 8
2.0 Planning and preparation… … … 8
2.1 Planning committee … … … 8
2.1.1 National Advisory/Technical Committee … 8
2.2 Survey objective … … … 9
2.3 Coverage and scope … … … 9
2.4 Specific concerns of the study … … 9
2.5 Sample design and implementation … … 10
2.6 Questionnaire and target respondents … 10
2.7 Estimation procedure … … … 10
2.7.1 Estimate of proportion … … … 11
2.7.2 Estimate of variance … … … 11
2.8 Training … … … 12
2.8.1 National training … … … 12
2.8.2 Zonal level training … … … 12
2.9 Fieldwork organisation and monitoring level officers 13
2.9.1 Data collection … … … 13
2.10 Supervision and quality control … … 13
2.10.1Supervision and state quality control … … 13
2.11.2Supervision and national monitoring … … 13 - 14
2.11 Data retrieval … … … 14
2.12 Data processing … … … 14
2.13.1Manual editing … … … 14
2.14.2Data entry/analysis … … … 14
2.15 Response rate … … ... 14
2.16 Lessons learnt … … … 14-16

Chapter Three Socio-economic background of Nigeria 17
3.0 Location of the country … … … 17
3.1 The economy … … … 17-19
3.1.1 Unemployment … … … 19
3.1.2 Some salient features of Nigeria's unemployment… 19-20
3.1.3 Some major causes of unemployment in Nigeria … 20-21
3.2 Education … … … 21-22
3.2.1 Early childhood education… … … 22
3.3 Demographic indicators … … … 23
3.4 Definition of child labour… … … 23
3.4.1 Characteristics of child labour identified in
Previous studies … … … 23-24
3.4.2 Different forms of child labour … … 24
3.4.3 Children who work in cottage industries and
mechanic workshop … … … 24-25
3.4.4 Young domestics in private household… … 25
3.4.5 Work in agriculture … … … 25-26
3.4.6 Emergence of new types of child labour … 26-28
3.5 Street children … … … 28
3.5.1 Other recent categories of child labour… … 28
3.5.2 Problems and hazard of child labour… … 28
3.6 The legal frame work and policies to control
child labour in Nigeria … … … 29
3.6.1 Government policies … … … 29-30
3.6.2 The social development policy on child labour … 30
3.6.3 The constitution … … … 30-31
3.6.4 Laws prohibiting children from street trading … 31
3.7 The Labour Act 1974 … … … 32
3.8 Specific action programmes on the elimination of
child labour … … … 33
3.8.1 Action Programmes by Government Agencies … 33
3.8.2 Non - Ipec Direct Action Programmes by NGOs … 34

Chapter Four Survey results … … 35
4.0 Characteristics of survey population … … 35
4.1 Population composition … … … 35
4.1.1 Percentage distribution of population by gender … 35-36
4.1.2 Percentage distribution of population by marital status 37
4.1.3 Percentage distribution of population by educational
level … … … 37-38
4.2 Housing characteristics of population… … 39
4.2.1 Types of dwelling … … … 39
4.2.2 Toilet facility … … 39-40
4.2.3 Source of drinking water … … … 40-41
4.2.4 Source of lighting … … … 41-42
4.2.5 Fuel used for cooking … … … 42
4.2.6 Selected household goods owned … … 43
4.3 Household economic characteristics … … 43
4.3.1 Percentage distribution of employment… … 43-44
4.3.2 Percentage distribution of unemployment … 44-45
4.3.3 Percentage distribution of household monthly income 45-50
4.3.4 Household size … … … 50-56
4.3.5 Percentage distribution of household by gender of household 56-57

Chapter Five The working children … … 58
5.0 Estimate of the number of working children … 58
5.1 Percentage distribution of working children in economic
activity and housekeeping activity (attending school) … 58-59
5.1.2 Percentage distribution of children 5-17 years
(not attending school) … … … 59-61
5.1.3 Percentage distribution of working children
(attending school) … … … 61
5.1.4 Percentage distribution of working children
(not attending school) … … … 61
5.1.5 Percentage distribution of working children
by age at first work … … … 61-63
5.2 Economic characteristics … … … 63
5.2.1 Percentage distribution of children who worked in last
12 months by major economic activity (industry)
(attending school) … … … 63-64
5.2.2 Percentage distribution of children who worked in last
12 months by major occupational groups (attending school) 65
5.2.3 Percentage distribution of working children (not attending)
by major economic activity (industry) … … 66-67
5.2.4 Percentage distribution of working children (not attending)
by major occupational groups … … … 67-68
5.3 Analysis of working hours of children in economic activity 68
5.3.1 Percentage distribution of working children by number of
hours worked during the last week (attending school) … 68-70
5.3.2 Percentage distribution of working children in economic
activity who worked for 15 hours or more by age group… 70
5.3.3 Percentage distribution of in housekeeping (attending and
not attending school) by number of hours worked … 70-71
5.3.4 Percentage distribution of working children (not attending
school) by number of hours worked … … 71-72
5.4 Working children's savings and contribution to
household income … … … 72
5.4.1 Children disbursing all their monthly income to
parents/guardians (attending school) … … 72-73

5.4.2. Percentage distribution of working children (attending
school) disbursing part of their monthly income
to parents or guardians … … … 73
5.4.3 Percentage distribution of working children who
disbursed all their monthly income to parents/guardians
(not attending school) … … … 73-74
5.4.4 Children who disbursed part of their monthly
income to parents/guardians (not attending school) … 74-75
5.5 Reasons for savings part of income among working children 75
5.5.1 Percentage distribution of working children
(attending school) by reasons for saving … … 75-76
5.5.2 Percentage distribution of working children
(not attending school) by reasons for saving … 77
5.6 Whether working children operated tools, machines
and equipment … … … 78
5.6.1 Percentage of working children 5-17 years old who
operates tool, machines and equipment … … 78-79
5.7 awareness of health problems of the working children … 79
5.7.1 Percentage of working children
(attending school and not attending school)
by awareness of the health problems at work … 79-80
5.8 Working children 5-17 years by mode of payment … 80
5.8.1 Percentage distribution of working children 5-17 years
old (attending school) by mode of payment … … 80-81
5.8.2 Percentage distribution of working children (not attending
school) by mode of payment … … 81
5.9 Percentage of working children 5-17 years old who
were more fortunate than peers … … 83
5.9.1 Percentage of working children 5-17 years old who
(attending school) were more fortunate than peers … 83-85

Chapter Six Effects of work on children … … 86
6.0 Education … … 86
6.1 Percentage distribution of working children (not attending
school) by reasons for not attending school … 86-87
6.2 Percentage distribution of working children by effect on
education … … … 87-88
6.3 Percentage distribution of working children by reasons
for dropping out of school … … … 88-89
6.4 Percentage distribution of working children by numbers of
school days skipped … … … 89-91
6.5 Health … … … 91
6.5.1 Percentage distribution of working children (attending
school) by branch of economic activity and type of injury/illness 91-92
6.5.2 Percentage distribution of working children (not attending
school) by branch of economic activity and type of injury/illness 92-93
6.5.3 Percentage distribution of working children (attending
school) by frequency of injury/illness … … 94

6.5.4 Percentage distribution of working children (not attending
school) by frequency of injury/illness … … 95-96
6.5.5 Percentage distribution of working children (attending
school) by major occupational groups and type of
injury/illness … … … 96-98
6.5.6 Percentage distribution of working children (not
attending school) by occupational branch and
seriousness of injury/illness … … … 98-99
6.5.7 Percentage distribution of working children (not attending
school) by occupational branch and seriousness
of injury/illness … … … 99-100
6.5.8 Percentage distribution of working children
(attending school) by occupational branch and
seriousness of injury/illness … … … 101-102
6.5.9 Percentage distribution of working children (attending
school) by major occupational activity and seriousness
of injury/illness … … … 102-104
6.6 Analysis of consequences to household if working
children stopped work … … … 104
6.6.1 Percentage distribution of consequences to household
if working children (attending school) stopped work … 104-106
6.6.2 Percentage distribution of consequences to household
if working children (not attending school) stopped work … 106-109

Chapter Seven Some identified worst forms of child labour 109
7.1 Children working and living on the street … … 110
7.2 Percentage distribution of working street children 5-17
years old (not attending school) in economic activity … 110
7.3 Percentage distribution of working street children in
economic activity 5-17 years old (attending school) … 111
7.4 Percentage distribution of working street children 5-17
years old by income (attending school) and in economic
activity … … … 112
7.5 Percentage distribution of working street children 5-17
years old by hours of work (attending school) and in
economic activity … … … 112-113
7.6 Reasons for savings among street children (attending
school) … … … 113-114
7.7 Reason for savings among street children (not
attending school) … … … 114-115
7.8 Street children 5-17 years old by major economic activity
(attending school) … … … 115-117

7.9 Street children 5-17 years old by major branch of economic
activity (not attending school) … … … 117-118
7.10 Reasons why the street children dropped out of school … 118-120

7.11 Street children 5-17 years old by reasons for never
attending school … … … 120
7.12 Percentage of working street children
(attending and not attending school) by work conditions … 120-122

Chapter Eight Existing child labour intervention programmes 123
8.0 Response by Nigerian government to combating child labour 123-134


Chapter Nine Conclusion and policy recommendations 135
9.0 Conclusion … … 135-136
9.1 Recommendations … … … 137
9.2 Policy proposals … … … 137-138
9.3 Practical actions … … … 138-139
9.4 Summary of recommendations … … … 139-143
9.5 New intervention programmes … … … 143
9.6 Further areas of research … … … 143-144
9.7 List of selected variables for sampling error
(Household Component) … … … 145
9.7.1 List of selected variables for sampling error
(Street Children Component) … … … 146

Technical appendices … … … 147-152
References … … … 153-154
Abbreviations and acronyms … … … 155-156
Appendix … … … 157
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Author(s) NBS ICT Documentation and Archiving team
Date 2008-07-30T18:50
Description Documentation of Child Labour metadata using Microdata Management Toolkit
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Child Labour Slide Presentation

Author(s) National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Date 2009-02-21T14:20
Country Nigeria
Language English
Contributor(s) National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Publisher(s) National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Description The section contains Child Labour Slide Presentation
Table of contents 3.1 Types of dwelling
3.2 Toilet facility
3.3 Source of drinking water
3.4 Source of lighting
3.5 Fuel used for cooking
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Child Labour Streetchildren Tables

Author(s) National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Date 2009-02-21T14:25
Country Nigeria
Language English
Contributor(s) National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Publisher(s) National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Description The section contains Child Labour Streetchildren Tables
Table of contents Table 1.2: Distribution of responses status by state
Table 51: Working street children by State, Zone, Age groups Gender attending school
Table 52: Working street children by State, Zone, Age groups Gender not attending school
Table 53: Working children by State, Zone, Age groups Gender idleness only
Table 54: Working children by State, Zone, Age groups Gender attending school only
Table 55: Working street children by State, Zone, Age groups Gender
Table 56: Working street children by State, Zone, Age groups Gender not attending school
Table 57: Working street children by State, Zone, Age groups Gender attending school
Table 58: Working street children by State, Zone, Age groups Gender not attending school and economic activity
Table 59: Working street children by State, Zone, Age groups Gender attending school and economic activity
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Child Labour Household Component Statistical Tables

Author(s) National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Date 2009-02-21T00:35
Country Nigeria
Language English
Contributor(s) National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Publisher(s) National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Description The section contains Child Labour Household Component Statistical Tables
Table of contents Table 4.3.1: Percentage Distribution of children 5-17 years old by Zone, Age groups, Sector, Hour worked (15 hours and above) and Monthly Family Income groups ATTENDING SCHOOL AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
Table 4.4: Distribution of children 5-17 years old by Zone, Age groups, Sector, Hour worked (15 hours and above) and Monthly Family Income groups NOT ATTENDING SCHOOL AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
Table 4.4.1: Percentage Distribution of children 5-17 years old by Zone, Age groups, Sector, Hour worked (15 hours and above) and Monthly Family Income groups NOT ATTENDING SCHOOL AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
Table 4.5: Distribution of children 5-17 years old by Zone, Age groups, Sector, Hour worked (15 hours and above) and Monthly Family Expenditure groups ATTENDING SCHOOL AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
Table 4.5.1: Percentage Distribution of children 5-17 years old by Zone, Age groups, Sector, Hour worked (15 hours and above) and Monthly Family Expenditure groups ATTENDING SCHOOL AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
Table 4.6: Distribution of children 5-17 years old by Zone, Age groups, Sector, Hour worked (15 hours and above) and Monthly Family Expenditure groups NOT ATTENDING SCHOOL AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
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Study Documentation

Author(s) NBS ICT Documentation and Archiving team
Date 2008-07-30T18:50
Description Documentation of Child Labour metadata using Microdata Management Toolkit
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