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Nigeria

Nigeria's price level is 13 % of US prices, the lowest of 125. And its average monthly salary is $288 PPP/mo, the 2nd lowest of 92.

Of 17 fields published for Nigeria, these two sit furthest from the middle of the atlas.

Price level1 / 125

Is it expensive, or does the pay keep up?

Price level

13 % of US prices

1 of 125 · 2025 · the figure and its source →

Average monthly salary

$288 PPP/mo

The average employee in Nigeria earns about $288 a month before tax, measured in dollars adjusted for what they buy locally.

91 of 92 · 2024 · the figure and its source →

Money's value

3.40 %

100 saved in Nigeria in 2000 buys what 3 buys today — 97 % of its purchasing power is gone.

108 of 116 · 2025 · the figure and its source →

Price level1 / 125

What is left after the state takes its share?

Average monthly salary

$288 PPP/mo

The average employee in Nigeria earns about $288 a month before tax, measured in dollars adjusted for what they buy locally.

91 of 92 · 2024 · the figure and its source →

Minimum wage

$245 PPP/mo

The law in Nigeria sets the floor at about $245 a month, measured in dollars adjusted for what they buy locally.

71 of 85 · 2024 · the figure and its source →

Average monthly salary91 / 92

Does money in the bank keep its value?

Savings vs inflation

-11.74 %

A bank account in Nigeria loses about 11.7 pp of purchasing power a year — the deposit rate trails inflation.

66 of 69 · 2025 · the figure and its source →

Deposit rate

11.27 %

8 of 70 · 2025 · the figure and its source →

Inflation rate

23.01 %

At 23.0 % a year, prices double in about 3 years if it holds.

117 of 123 · 2025 · the figure and its source →

Savings vs inflation66 / 69

Median salary

$188 PPP/mo

the 2nd lowest of 78

Debt per person

$435

ranked 5th of 123

GDP per capita

$1,224

ranked 122nd of 127

$140 since 2024 $677 since 2000

Savings vs inflation

-11.74 %

ranked 66th of 69

Inflation rate

23.01 %

ranked 117th of 123

Money's value

3.40 %

ranked 108th of 116

0.80 pp since 2024 96.60 pp since 2000

Where Nigeria sits, field by field

Each dot is Nigeria’s position among every country that publishes that field. Sorted by distance from the middle, so what is unusual about the country comes first.

  1. Price level13 % of US prices1 of 125
  2. Average monthly salary$288 PPP/mo91 of 92
  3. Median salary$188 PPP/mo77 of 78
  4. Debt per person$4355 of 123
  5. GDP per capita$1,224122 of 127
  6. Savings vs inflation-11.74 %66 of 69
  7. Inflation rate23.01 %117 of 123
  8. Money's value3.40 %108 of 116
  9. Deposit rate11.27 %8 of 70
  10. Corporate tax30.00 %83 of 96
  11. Lending rate18.45 %57 of 67
  12. Minimum wage$245 PPP/mo71 of 85
  13. Unemployment rate3.06 %28 of 124
  14. Government debt35.50 %30 of 124
  15. Bank spread7.18 %46 of 62
  16. GDP growth4.01 %36 of 127
  17. Public holidays10 days73 of 104

Financially nearest · computed, not curated

Ethiopia

avg gap 6.6 pp · 11 shared fields

Most separates them: GDP growth 4.01 % (Nigeria) vs 9.77 %

Ghana

avg gap 11.1 pp · 14 shared fields

Most separates them: price level 13 % of US prices (Nigeria) vs 38 % of US prices

Bangladesh

avg gap 13.7 pp · 15 shared fields

Most separates them: savings vs inflation -11.74 % (Nigeria) vs 0.58 %

Madagascar

avg gap 15.2 pp · 14 shared fields

Most separates them: savings vs inflation -11.74 % (Nigeria) vs 4.03 %

Where Nigeria is unremarkable
Deposit rate11.27 %ranked 8th of 70
Corporate tax30.00 %ranked 83rd of 96
Lending rate18.45 %ranked 57th of 67
Minimum wage$245 PPP/moranked 71st of 85
Unemployment rate3.06 %ranked 28th of 124
Government debt35.50 %ranked 30th of 124
Bank spread7.18 %ranked 46th of 62
GDP growth4.01 %ranked 36th of 127
Public holidays10 daysranked 73rd of 104

17 fields published for Nigeria, every one dated and sourced · 18 not published yet

Awaiting an official source for Nigeria: mortgage rate, real policy rate, take-home pay, tax on pay, house price growth since 2015, house price growth, rent, petrol, electricity, tax wedge, minimum wage, retirement age (men), retirement age (women), average salary, median income, vat, top income tax, currency.

Sources for all 17 figures
What would a loan cost here?Taxes in NigeriaWhat each kind of work earns2.0×