Exports of Goods and Services, deflator, 2010 = 100

Nigeria national accounts, 2018-2022, deflator, 2010 = 100. Source: NBS Annual Abstract of Statistics 2023, Table 369 (pdf page 466). ⚠ Chapter 17 of this publication misprints several year columns; Prism serves only the columns it reconciled against Tables 363 and 364, which satisfy the expenditure-side and basic-plus-net-taxes identities to within ₦0.01 million on all five years. One breach is disclosed and not corrected: in 2022 Table 363's individual plus collective government consumption gives 8,859,142.70 against a printed 8,812,336.64, a gap of ₦46,806.06 million (0.53%). Exact in 2018-2020. Sector-level GDP is not served by this batch for ANY year. The two tables that carry it are held: the column headed 2020 repeats 2018 on 46 of 54 rows and the column headed 2019 carries 2017 data, so 2019 and 2020 are not available from this publication at all, and 2018/2021/2022 are held for a Phase B batch gated per column. The column headed 2020 repeats 2018 on 46 of 54 rows, and the column headed 2019 carries 2017 data (its GDP total, 113,711,634.61, is Nigeria's 2017 figure — confirmed by Table 448 in chapter 21 — against a true 2019 of 144,210,492.07). The printed captions of Tables 367-372 sit one table behind their bodies; this dataset is titled by what it contains, with the printed caption preserved in the dataset note. Nothing has been corrected or interpolated. ⚠ **READ BEFORE CHARTING — source discontinuity.** This series' largest single-year movement is +101.57 percentage points in 2021. It is the source's movement, not Prism's: nothing has been smoothed, corrected or interpolated.