Pillar 03 · Data & Accountability
Evidence into action.
A federated scorecard system gives every Nigerian state a transparent picture of progress on child health and nutrition — and the levers to act on it.
Why federated scorecards?
Each state owns its own data and its own targets. The Nigeria Governors' Forum publishes consolidated scorecards twice a year — creating peer accountability and rewarding the states moving fastest on child outcomes.
State scorecard
Lagos
South-West
Stunting
13.5%
good·% of children under 5
Wasting
3%
good·% of children under 5
Exclusive breastfeeding
47%
good·% of infants 0–5 months
Min. dietary diversity
36%
good·% of children 6–23 months
ANC4 visits
90%
good·% of mothers, 4+ ANC visits
Fully immunized
82%
good·% of children 12–23 months
Under-5 mortality
49/1k
good·Deaths per 1,000 live births
ECCE enrolment
78%
good·% of children 3–5 years
