ABASI NATION · GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
A homeland footprint comparable to a small country in area—and a mid-sized country in population
This page compares scale only. Abasi Nation is APOL’s 38-LGA cultural and research homeland footprint within Nigeria; it is not presented as a sovereign state or an official census jurisdiction.
POPULATION SCALE
Countries within the 15–25 million range
World Bank 2024 population figures. The green band is the Abasi Nation planning range; the marker is its 20 million midpoint for orientation only.
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LAND-AREA SCALE
Countries closest in land area
Country land area uses World Bank 2023 data. Abasi Nation’s displayed area is calculated from APOL’s constituent administrative-boundary polygons.
COMPLETE POPULATION DIRECTORY
Countries and economies below 15 million people
144 World Bank countries and separately reported economies with a 2024 value below the lower edge of the Abasi Nation planning range.
COMPLETE LAND-AREA DIRECTORY
Countries and economies smaller than 15,607 km²
60 World Bank countries and separately reported economies with a reported 2023 land area below the APOL 38-LGA footprint.
HOW TO READ THIS
Comparable scale does not mean equivalent status
The 38-LGA footprint occupies roughly the land area of Timor-Leste, Eswatini or Kuwait. If the population lies within 15–25 million, its human scale resembles several established countries.
It does not establish sovereignty, legal nationality, a census count, ethnicity, residence, or membership for any person. The population band remains a research and planning assumption until supported by governed evidence.
SOURCES AND METHOD
Auditable comparison basis
- World Bank — Population, total: 2024 values sourced from UN Population Division and national statistical systems.
- World Bank — Land area (sq. km): 2023 values sourced from FAOSTAT.
- APOL 38-LGA boundary explorer: 15,607 km² calculated from locally stored constituent polygons; shared internal borders do not affect area.
Figures are rounded for display. Population bars use 25 million as the scale maximum; area bars use Kuwait’s 17,820 km². The 20 million midpoint is a visual guide, not a separate estimate. “Complete” means every non-aggregate country or economy in the World Bank catalog that has a reported value for the stated year and falls below the threshold; regional, income-group and world aggregates are excluded.