Its a fact. That is cited from a scientific journal article that compared Jamaicans, Africans and African Americans. Albeit in the context of a diabetes study, but the point stands. Please don't tell me you wanna argue with PHDs who do this for a living.You gonna have to come with better sources, breh. There's no way those stats are accurate for Nigerians. You mean Nicaragua? Lol
There are lots of African stereotypes, shortness isn't one of them.
The Nigerian and Jamaican data were part of the International Collaborative Study of Hypertension in Black people (ICSHIB)
Link-> Association of waist circumference with risk of hypertension and type 2 diabetes in Nigerians, Jamaicans, and African-Americans.
Height is strongly correlated to nutrition and disease prevention breh. Let's not pretend that continental Africans have the same access to food and medical care as their western counterparts. Its the same reason heights of Koreans, Chinese, and Japanese have risen dramatically since the 80s as their nations became wealthier.

