Is Nigeria a developed country?

Nigeria, located at 6 27 ′ north latitude and 3 24 ′ east longitude, is a country in the southeast of West Africa, at the apex of the west coast of the Gulf of Guinea in Africa. Its neighbors include Benin in the west and Niger in the north. It borders Chad across Lake Chad in the northeast, Cameroon in the east and southeast, and the Gulf of Guinea in the Atlantic Ocean in the south.

Developed countries, also known as developed countries, refer to countries with high level of economic development, advanced technology and high living standards. Also known as industrialized countries and countries with highly developed economies.

From the perspective of economic characteristics, developed countries have the following characteristics:

1, the productivity level is highly developed, the gross national product (GNP) and per capita GDP are much higher than those of other countries, and the industrial structure is advanced. In the national economic structure, the proportion of the tertiary industry is generally above 60%.

2. The economic operation mechanism is relatively mature, the market mechanism and system are sound, and there is a relatively perfect macro-control system.

3. State monopoly capitalism.