The report also forecasts that the figure will rise to 194 million by 2018.
A population website also noted that some locations are considered as having the top five largest local government in Nigeria by population, adding that the biggest one, of course, is a local government in Lagos whereas others are hard to guess.
The report also disclosed that local administration systems in Nigeria had undergone four different phases with the first phase or epoch being the period between 1914 and 1950, second, between 1950 and 1966, third period lasting from 1967 to 1976 and the final era, began in 1976 and still continues till date.
Nigeria is a country with 774 local government areas, yet, only five of them is referred to as the largest.
The latest population report on Nigeria's 36 States and its Federal Capital Territory was reportedly collected in 2006 and has the following figures representing the numbers of humans in millions for each region:
Kano -9.3million
Lagos -9 million
Kaduna -6 million
Katsina -5.7million
Oyo -5.5million
Rivers -5.1million
Bauchi -4.6million
Jigawa -4.3million
Benue -4.2million
Anambra -4.1million
Borno -4.1million
Delta -4million
Niger -3.9million
Imo -3.9 million
Akwa Ibom -3.9million
Ogun -3.7million
Sokoto -3.6million
Ondo -3.4million
Osun -3.4million
Kogi -3.2million
Zamfara -3.2million
Enugu -3.2million
Kebbi -3.2million
Edo -3.2million
Plateau -3.1million
Adamawa -3.1million
Cross river -2.8million
Abia -2.8million
Ekiti -2.3million
Kwara -2.3million
Gombe -2.3million
Yobe -2.3million
Taraba -2.3million
Ebonyi - 2.1million
Nasarawa -1.8million
Bayelsa -1.7million
Federal Capital Territory -1.4million
The latest population report also added that Births are expected to exceed deaths by up to 5.1million, which denotes a positive increase.
However, it is also expected that the population will decrease due to migration because in the previous year, the number of people leaving the country was higher than the number of those coming in.