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Diseases in Nigeria Africa-Welcome to the Nigeria health forum. The purpose of this Lagos Nigeria health forum is to analyze health issues in Lagos Nigeria (and all over Nigeria) and proffer solutions that work.o, if you're a health practitioner or you have had any health issues while living in Nigeria (as a tourist, expatriate, citizen or resident), please share your experience about diseases in Nigeria in this forum and what solution worked for you.
Study has unveiled that poverty has increased in Nigeria, with about 100 million people living on less than a $1 (Â£0.63) a day, after all Nigeria experiences significant economic growth. (BBC News Africa, 2012) The effects of poverty in Nigeria include: high death rate, increased crime rate and illiteracy. Firstly, due to poverty, Nigerians experience a high death rate. Death rate is a measure of the total demise in a populace, scaled to the span of that populace, for every unit of time.