25 Million Elderly Nigerians Face Poverty Risk by 2050
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A Lagos State University academic has projected that 25 million elderly Nigerians could be at risk of poverty by 2050. This situation threatens to increase pressure on Nigeria's social services and healthcare systems, affecting millions of older citizens. The projection underscores the need for improved social protection and financial support for Nigeria's aging population.
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- •The projection was made by a Lagos State University academic.
- •The estimate of 25 million elderly at risk of poverty refers to the year 2050.
- •Nigeria's aging population is growing, increasing demand on social and healthcare services.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Nigerian government implements comprehensive social protection policies for the elderly then the risk of widespread poverty among older Nigerians could be reduced, improving their quality of life and lessening strain on social services.
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