The Nigerian Klipspringer is recorded from the Jos Plateau in central Nigeria. Male specimens are described as small, with especially long horns. The coat ranges from dull yellow to deeper gold, and the broad gray back stripe can fade to speckling along the midline.
Male specimens suggest a small animal with small teeth and particularly long horns. The coat varies from dull yellowish to darker gold. A broad gray dorsal stripe may narrow to speckling along the back's midline. The crown and upper muzzle are golden, the ears gray, and the legs grayish. No female skulls were available, so sexual dimorphism is unknown.
It uses rocky areas.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.