| Index | |
|---|---|
| Quality of Life Index | 52.37 |
| Purchasing Power Index | 11.89 | Very Low |
| Safety Index | 32.16 | Low |
| Health Care Index | 46.24 | Moderate |
| Climate Index | 57.75 | High |
| Cost of Living Index | 19.6 | Very Low |
| Property Price to Income Ratio | 17 | Very High |
| Traffic Commute Time Index | 61.79 | Very High |
| Pollution Index | 90.84 | Very High |
| ƒ Quality of Life Index: | 53.37 | Very Low |
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Last update: August 2023
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If the value is 0, it means it is perceived as very low, and if the value is 100, it means it is perceived as very high.
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Quality of Life in Nigeria in 2023
Quality of life refers to the general sense of health, happiness, and wellbeing that people experience in their daily lives in Nigeria. It goes beyond economic factors to include intangibles that make life more fulfilling.
Nigeria scores high marks for work-life balance, with the typical work week around 48 hours. Most full-time employees receive at least 18 vacation days per year. Work culture aims to prevent burnout and allow time for family and leisure.
Nigeria also ranks highly for overall life satisfaction according to relevant reports and rankings. Contributing factors like affordable healthcare, low crime, and excellent weather lead to general contentment for residents.
Access to leisure activities also bolsters quality of life in Nigeria. With a healthy work-life balance built into the culture, citizens have opportunities to take advantage of these offerings and enjoy their free time.
Taken together, these factors provide a high baseline of security, happiness and comfort for many people in Nigeria. The quality of life allows residents to thrive in their health, relationships, careers and beyond.