NIGERIA has postponed a census due to take place next week and a new date will be set by the incoming government, the information ministry said as it announced the latest delay to the country's first census in 17 years. The census had been scheduled for May 3-7, but the ministry said more time was needed to plan for it. It will now be conducted by the new government of President-elect Bola Tinubu, who will be sworn in at the end of May. It is the second postponement this year to the census, the results of which affect the sharing of oil…