Before I proceed, I will like to share my source. The information I'll be providing in this article is based on the data provided by the United Nations on the global ratio of women to men under several categories including population, health, women and men in families, education, work and political decision making.

According to the united Nations, the ratio of men to women in only 12 countries is 90.0 to 100 and 37 countries have less than 95.0 men to 100 women.

In Africa we have some countries that have high ratio of female to male and I'll be stating them.

1. Kingdom of Eswatini.

According to the world population record, it is said that the total population is 1,148,130 and 50.98% of which is female.

2. Lesotho.

Lesotho is said to be a land with tall mountains and narrow valley. 

This country has 50.8% population to be women. The ratio of women to men is 106.182 to 100 in the country.

3. Angola.

Angola is considered to be 7th largest country in Africa with a petroleum reserve, vast minerals and a booming economy. It is located in the south central Africa. As at 2015, the population ratio of men to women in the country is 97.86 to 100.

4. Namibia.

Based on the united nations date as at July 2019, Namibia has a population of 2,642,907. It is located in south Africa. The population index ratio of men to women in the country is 105.776 to 100.

5. Mozambique.

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Former Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, has expressed shock and sadness over the accident that claimed lives of several pupils and staff of Presentation Nursery and Primary School, Awgu, Enugu State during the week, describing it as horrific.

Ekweremadu spoke during a condolence visit to the Catholic Bishop of Awgu Diocese, Bishop John Okoye, and a visit to the scene of the accident yesterday.

The lawmaker, who was accompanied by his wife, Lady Nwanneka Ekweremadu, said: “Presentation School has always been dear to our hearts as a centre for academic and moral excellence. You came first in the 2012 edition of the Ikeoha Annual Secondary School Quiz Competition and have won several of our full university scholarships.

“So, it can be imagined how we have been traumatised and shocked at the news of the accident involving our children in the nursery and primary section. I have been to the scene and it is horrific. I think last Wednesday can best be qualified as a black Wednesday.

“We have come to sympathise with you. The condolences and prayers of the people of Enugu West are with the families of these fine souls, the school, and the Catholic Diocese of Awgu. We pray God to grant the dead eternal rest and grant quick recovery to those who sustained injuries”.

Speaking, Bishop Okoye, who received Ekweremadu and his wife, on behalf of the management of Presentation School and the Catholic Diocese of Awgu, thanked the Senator and the people of Enugu West Senatorial District for their love and support at their time of sorrow