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FULL LIST: Nigeria retains position as Africa’s most populous country, now 242.4 million

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Nigeria retains its position as Africa’s most populous country with 242.4 million people in 2026. See the full list of top 10 African countries by populati Read More: https://punchng.com/full-list-nigeria-retains-position-as-africas-most-populous-country-now-242-4-million/

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