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Poverty Clock: Nigeria Rates Highest With People Living In Extreme Poverty.

Again Nigeria is rates as country with the highest level of poverty in the world.

Below is the data showing countries and their poverty rate;

Country           Poverty Rate 

Nigeria              - 15.7%
Congo                - 10 %
India                  -   8  %
Ethiopia            -   4.6 %
Tanzania           -   3  %
Bangladesh       -   2.3 %
South Africa      -  2.3 %
Indonesia           -  2.1 %
Yemen                 -  1.6 %
Brazil                   -  1.1 %
China                   -  0.9 %
Pakistan              -  0.3 %
US                         -  0.3 %
Mexico                 - 0.3 %



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