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The official unemployment rate is 14% in the last quarter of 20162; the youth unemployment rate was given by the National Bureau of Statistic to be 47% in the same period
With the agricultural sector accounting for almost 20% of the total gross domestic product (GDP) in 2013
The federal government is largely responsible for providing policy, planning and technical assistance, coordinating state-level implementation of the National Health Policy and establishing health management information systems
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How to cite this article: Gyuse AN, Ayuk AE, Okeke MC. Facilitators and barriers to effective primary health care in Nigeria. The official unemployment rate is 14% in the last quarter of 20162; the youth unemployment rate was given by the National Bureau of Statistic to be 47% in the same period. This implies that the real unemployment rates are much higher than given by the government for political expediency. With the agricultural sector accounting for almost 20% of the total gross domestic product (GDP) in 2013. Since 1980 oil production has accounted for more than two-thirds of GDP and more than 80% of total government revenue. The country operates a federal system of government with a bicameral National Assembly
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