Between 2000 and 2010, the lower secondary education completion rate of Nigeria grew substantially from 25.26 to 45.85 % rising at an increasing annual rate that reached a maximum of 38.05% in 2003 and then decreased to 21.66% in 2010.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Seychelles | 96.29 % in 2010 | WB |
| Mauritius | 81.81 % in 2010 | WB |
| Tunisia | 70.35 % in 2010 | WB |
| Cabo Verde | 69.47 % in 2010 | WB |
| Morocco | 60.51 % in 2010 | WB |
| Algeria | 60.15 % in 2010 | WB |
| Zambia | 59.72 % in 2010 | WB |
| Namibia | 58.38 % in 2010 | WB |
| Sudan | 53.51 % in 2010 | WB |
| Eritrea | 52.4 % in 2010 | WB |
| Educational Attainment | 43.3 % in 2006 | WB |
| Pupil–Teacher Ratio | 31.13 ratio in 2010 | WB |
| Starting Age | 12 years in 2010 | WB |
| Primary Education | 68.04 % in 2010 | WB |
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