Year 10 Week 23: Nigeria's Changing Economy AQA 9-1

What is the population

of Nigeria?

• 195 million

• 195 thousand

• 100 million

• 190 hundred

• None of the Above

Which of these cities is the capital of Nigeria?

• Lagos

• Jos

• Port Harcourt

• Abuja

• None of the Above

What is the currency of Nigeria?

• Nigerian dollar

• Pound

• Euro

• Naira

• None of the Above

Which of these cities is the Nigeria's largest city?

• Lagos

• Jos

• Port Harcourt

• Abuja

• None of the Above

What type of country is Nigeria?

• LIC

• NEE

• HIC

What percentage of the world's oil supply does Nigeria produce?

• 1.7%

• 2.2%

• 2.7%

• 3.2%

In 2012, approximately what proportion of people in Nigeria worked in manufacturing?

• 1/4

• 1/3

• 1/2

Primary goods have traditionally been Nigeria's main source of income. What are primary goods?

• Good manufactured in a factory.

• Services sold to people

• Materials extracted from nature or farmed.

Secondary industry:

• makes products in a factory.

• extracts raw materials from nature.

• is growing in importance in Nigeria.

• requires stable government so companies will invest.

The growth of manufacturing in Nigeria has had a positive multiplier effect. This means:

• Regular paid work means people can afford a higher standard of living so they spend money on good and services creating more jobs.

• Factories have supply chains that support local business

• The government gets more tax revenue which it can invest in infrastructure, education and healthcare attracting more business.

• People are good at their times tables.