With a GDP of $33.26 Billion, Anambra has a larger economy than the following African countries
19 Senegal 27
20 Zambia 27
21 Gabon 22
22 Guinea 19
23 Mali 18
24 Burkina Faso 18
25 Botswana 18
26 Mozambique 17.9
27 Benin 17
28 Equatorial Guinea 16
29 Madagascar 15
30 Niger 14
31 Republic of the Congo 14
32 Chad 12
33 Namibia 12.5
34 Rwanda 12.1
35 Malawi 11.5
36 Mauritius 11
37 Mauritania 10
38 Somalia 8
39 Togo 8
40 South Sudan 4
41 Eswatini 4
42 Sierra Leone 4
43 Liberia 3.9
44 Djibouti 3.7
45 Burundi 3.7
46 Lesotho 2.5
47 Central African Republic 2.5
48 Eritrea 2.4
49 The Gambia 2.2
50 Cape Verde 2.0
51 Seychelles 2.0
52 Guinea-Bissau 1.6
53 Comoros 1.2
54 São Tomé and Príncipe 0.5

At an estimated population of 4.1 million, Anambra has a per capita of $5,231 which is higher than all African countries except these
Seychelles Africa 19,536
Mauritius Africa 11,548
Equatorial Guinea Africa 9,777
Gabon Africa 9,294
Botswana Africa 7,270
Libya Africa 6,763
South Africa Africa 6,485

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Per Capita nko

Anambra GDP is 5trillion naira

Please stop disturbing our Yoruba Muslim skull

Kenneth4u205:
Please stop disturbing our Yoruba Muslim skull

no bigotry here bro. Please edit

This doesnt translate into shit, with anambra people shitting all over the place. Money miss road people.

Money shit money.

Anambra population is more than that biko

Thanks

Which means kano, Kaduna, oyo, lagos and port Harcourt are all richer than these countries. 9ice if true

triple996:
Which means kano, Kaduna, oyo, lagos and port Harcourt are all richer than these countries. 9ice if true

Rivers and Lagos yea. The rest, no!

Solsix:
Anambra population is more than that biko

unlikely. 4.1 million is actually a large number. That is the population of Liberia and near double the population of Jamaica

Razgas:
At an estimated population of 4.1 million, Anambra has a per capita of $5,231 which is higher than all African countries except these
Seychelles Africa 19,536
Mauritius Africa 11,548
Equatorial Guinea Africa 9,777
Gabon Africa 9,294
Botswana Africa 7,270
Libya Africa 6,763
South Africa Africa 6,485

That 4.1 million estimate is wrong, it is much higher

tunjiajayi:
This doesnt translate into shit, with anambra people shitting all over the place. Money miss road people.

Money shit money.

Owo Ni koko

Razgas:
At an estimated population of 4.1 million, Anambra has a per capita of $5,231 which is higher than all African countries except these
Seychelles Africa 19,536
Mauritius Africa 11,548
Equatorial Guinea Africa 9,777
Gabon Africa 9,294
Botswana Africa 7,270
Libya Africa 6,763
South Africa Africa 6,485

Interesting!

Human resources is always better than natural resources.

Bed of the feathers

But Yorubas are indigenous to Benin republic and Togo.
How come Anambra state is doing better than those nations.

I am beginning to believe the Hausa Banza bokwai origin of Yorubas.
BTW, Banza means bastard.

basilo102:

Owo Ni koko

Typical of your people
Even in filthy squalor

Yammmmmreeeee way.

OfoIgbo:
But Yorubas are indigenous to Benin republic and Togo.
How come Anambra state is doing better than those nations.

I am beginning to believe the Hausa Banza bokwai origin of Yorubas.
BTW, Banza means bastard.

Sometimes, one would wanna have an intellectual discourse with you guys on some threads created to shower encomium on locals but no, Una go use bigotry kill am

wetin carry Yoruba come here now

By the way, Since Anambra which isnt even among the top 3 is this far ahead, then what exactly is wrong with my country
Seems I'm beginning to believe the economic related issues we're having is down to bad Govt policies and not as if we're that terrible

tunjiajayi:
This doesnt translate into shit, with anambra people shitting all over the place. Money miss road people.

Money shit money.

It can’t or rather wouldn’t show because of the wider political-economy it operates in!

Lagos is another case in point: it has a GDP larger than most African countries too but this hardly reflects positively on the lives of its inhabitants not only because of the wider political-economy it operates in, but also because of the GDP per capita which whittles it down to insignificance in the lives of the majority of it population!

Interesting statistics. We need to improve on our infrastructures and reduce the gap between the rich and the poor, then we will begin to feel the gains of economic growth. Growth and development must move together. We also need to create a vibrant middle class.

Really great

Razgas:
With a GDP of $33.26 Billion, Anambra has a larger economy than the following African countries
19 Senegal 27
20 Zambia 27
21 Gabon 22
22 Guinea 19
23 Mali 18
24 Burkina Faso 18
25 Botswana 18
26 Mozambique 17.9
27 Benin 17
28 Equatorial Guinea 16
29 Madagascar 15
30 Niger 14
31 Republic of the Congo 14
32 Chad 12
33 Namibia 12.5
34 Rwanda 12.1
35 Malawi 11.5
36 Mauritius 11
37 Mauritania 10
38 Somalia 8
39 Togo 8
40 South Sudan 4
41 Eswatini 4
42 Sierra Leone 4
43 Liberia 3.9
44 Djibouti 3.7
45 Burundi 3.7
46 Lesotho 2.5
47 Central African Republic 2.5
48 Eritrea 2.4
49 The Gambia 2.2
50 Cape Verde 2.0
51 Seychelles 2.0
52 Guinea-Bissau 1.6
53 Comoros 1.2
54 São Tomé and Príncipe 0.5

Who dash anambra £33bn? where is ur proof? ipob bureau of statistics?

Lifestone:
Interesting statistics. We need to improve on our infrastructures and reduce the gap between the rich and the poor, then we will begin to feel the gains of economic growth. Growth and development must move together. We also need to create a vibrant middle class.

it is a complete lie. anambra cannot be 30% of dat figure.

It is up to the GDP of Ikorodu Local Government of Lagos?

What is the richest state in Nigeria?
Here is the list of the richest states in Nigeria.

1. Lagos - $33.68 Billion
the richest states in nigeria
Lagos State
Lagos State tops the list of Nigeria's 10 richest states. It is also the most developed state in Nigeria. It is located in the southwest region. It covers 3,577 square kilometers and its GDP is $ 33.68 billion.

Lagos State is arguably the most economically important state in the country, which contains Lagos, the country's largest urban area. It is a major financial center and it would be Africa's fifth-largest economy if it were a country. It is the richest state in Nigeria.

One of the major drivers of its revenue generation is that the most active major seaports in the country are situated in Lagos.

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2. Rivers - $21.17 Billion

the richest states in Nigeria
Port Harcourt City
It is one of the richest states in Nigeria. It covers an area of ​​11,077 square kilometers. The population of Rivers is 5.2 million and its GDP is $ 21.17 billion. The region is rich in vast reserves of natural gas and crude oil.

Interestingly, Rivers State received 172 billion Naira as a FAAC allocation in 2018, making it the third state with the highest FAAC allocation that year.

Over 60% of Nigeria's crude oil production. In addition, Rivers is also home to Port Harcourt.

3. Delta - $16.75 Billion
Asaba, Delta State. One of the richest states in Nigeria
Delta State
Delta is located in the Southern region of Nigeria. The total population of the region is 4.1 million people. Its GDP is $ 16.75 billion. It is rich in natural resources, such as limestone, decorative rocks, tar sands, kaolin, lignite, silica, and industrial clay. Delta also has one of Nigeria's largest deposits of crude oil and natural gas. It is the third richest state in Nigeria.

In addition, a federal high court in Abuja has instructed the federal government to pay an accrued revenue of $1.638 billion to the state in 2021.




4. Oyo - $16.12 Billion
Oyo state
Oyo is located in the South-Western region of Nigeria. It is one of the 20 richest states in Nigeria. The total population of Oyo is around six million people. Its GDP is $ 16.12 billion. Most of the economically active population works in the agricultural sector. Oyo produces cashews, palm oil, cocoa, plantains, rice, millet, cassava, yams, and corn. It is the fourth richest state in Nigeria.


5. Imo - $14.21 Billion
Imo State
Imo is located in the South-East of Nigeria. Its GDP is $ 14.21 billion. Imo is rich in natural resources, such as zinc, natural gas, crude oil, lead, limestone, fine sand, and white clay. There are over 163 oil wells in Imo. The main oil companies in the region are Agip, Royal Dutch Shell, Chevron Corporation, and Addax Petroleum. These are the major reasons Imo is the fifth richest state in Nigeria.

Agriculture is the major occupation of the residents of the state, crops such as Yam, Cassava,


6. Kano - $12.39 Billion
The estimated population of Kano is around 11 million people with a GDP of $ 12.39 billion, making it one of the richest states in Nigeria. Kano is a major producer of hides and skins. It also produces chili, gum arabic, garlic, cotton, soybeans, and sesame. It is the second largest city in Nigeria after Lagos, with over four million residents dwelling within 449 km2 (173 sq mi); located in the Sahel, south of the Sahara, Kano is an essential route of the trans-Saharan trade.

7. Edo - $11.89 Billion
The capital of Edo is Benin City, which is located in the southern region of Nigeria. The total population of Edo is 3.5 million people with a GDP of $ 11.89 billion, making Edo one of the richest states in Nigeria. Edo is famous for its tourist attractions, such as the Emotan Statue in Benin City or the Niger River and Lake Ise Beach in Agenebode.

It is a large state with rich human and natural resources.

8. Akwa Ibom - $11

Akwa Ibom is located in the south of the country. Its total population is 5.5 million people. The region is home to the world-class information center: the Ibom Library. The main ethnic groups in Akwa Ibom are Ibibio, Annang, Oron, Eket, and Obolo. Its GDP is $ 11 billion. Akwa Ibom is the eighth richest state in Nigeria.

9. Ogun - $11 Billion
Ogun is located in the southwest region of the nation. The total population is around four million people. The region is known for a high concentration of factories, such as Procter and Gamble in Agbara, Coleman Cables in Arepo, Lafarge Cement in Ewekoro, Cemento Dangote in Ibese. Its GDP is $ 11 billion, making it one of the richest states in Nigeria.


10. Kaduna - $10.33 Billion
Kaduna is located in the north-central part of the country. Its total population is 6.1 million people. Kaduna is one of the most multicultural states in the country with over sixty different ethnic groups living here.

Its GDP is $ 10.33 billion, making it the tenth richest state in Nigeria. Most of the economically active population works in the agricultural sector.

11. Cross River - $9.29 Billion
Cross River is located in the southeastern part of the country. It borders Cameroon to the east. The total population is around four million people. The Cross River is made up of three major ethnic groups: the Bekwarra, the Ejagham, and the Efik. Its GDP is $ 9.29 billion, making Cross Rivers the eleventh richest state in Nigeria.

12. Abia - $8.68 Billion
Abia is located in the southern part of the country. It covers an area of ​​approximately 6,320 square kilometers. The total population of the region is 3,000,000 people. Abia is rich in oil and gas production, which contributes over 40% of its GDP.

There are over 100 oil wells in Abia producing 36,000 barrels of crude oil per day. Its total GDP is $ 8.68 billion, making it one of the richest states in Nigeria.

13. Ondo - $8.41 Billion
Ondo is located in the south-eastern part of the country and covers an area of ​​15,500 square kilometers. Ondo's total population is 3,500,000 and its GDP is $ 8.41 billion, making it the thirteenth richest state in Nigeria. There are many ethnic groups in Ondo, such as Owo, Ondo, Ilaje, Oktipupa, Akure, and Akoko.

14. Osun - $7.28 Billion
Osun (commonly known as the Land of Virtue) is located in the southwest of the country. It covers an area of ​​over 9,251 square kilometers. The total population is approximately 4,200,000 people. Osun's total GDP is $ 7.28 billion. This is why it is one of the richest states in Nigeria

Osun is dominated by the Yoruba people; the main sub-ethnic groups are the Igbomina, Ibolo, Oyo, Ijesha, Ife, and Osun. The dominant religions are Islam and Christianity.

15. Benue - $6.86 Billion
Benue is located in the South-East of the country. It covers an area of ​​approximately 34,059 square kilometers. Benue's total GDP is $ 6.86 billion. The total population is approximately 4,500,000 people. Benue is rich in agricultural resources. These facts are why it is one of the richest states in Nigeria.

It claims to be the country's food basket. It produces coconut, sesame, millet, sorghum, soybeans, corn, potatoes, cassava, beans, rice, and yams. The economy of the region depends on the agricultural sector. About 80% of the population of Benue is engaged in agriculture.

16. Anambra - $6.76 Billion
Anambra is located in the South-Eastern region of the country. It covers an area of ​​around 4,844 square kilometers, making it the second smallest state in the country after Lagos. The indigenous and dominant ethnic group in Anambra is the Igbo. Its GDP is $6.76 billion. Anambra is wealthy in oil and gas resources and it is one of the richest states in Nigeria.

17. Katsina - $6 Billion

The dominant religion of Katsina is Islam. Katsina's total GDP is $ 6 billion and one of the richest states in Nigeria. Katsina is located in the North-West region of the country. It is one of the smallest states in Nigeria covering an area of ​​approximately 24,192 square kilometers. The total population of Katsina is 6,500,000, the largest ethnic group being the Hausa.

18. Niger - $6 Billion
Niger is located in Northern Nigeria and is considered the largest state in the country. It covers an area of ​​76,363 square kilometers. It is one of the richest states in Nigeria with a total regional GDP of $ 6 billion.


However, it is not the most populous state in the country. The total population is around 4,000,000 people. It has two large hydroelectric power stations, the Shiroro dam, and the Kainji dam.

19. Borno - $5.18 Billion
Borno is located in the northeast of the country. The region's total GDP is $ 5.18 billion. The total population is around 6,000,000 people. The dominant ethnic group in Borno is Kanuri.

20. Plateau States - $5.15 Billion
Plateau is located in the center of the country and covers approximately 3,178 square kilometers. The plateau is a paradise for tourists. There are many places to visit in the Plateau, such as Wildlife Safari Park, Jos National Museum, Museum of Traditional Nigerian Architecture, Jos Zoo, Assop Falls, Kurra Falls, Wase Rock, and the Kerang Highlands.

The region's total GDP is $ 5.15 billion.



https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.simblogshare.com/amp/top-20-richest-states-in-nigeria

I have been seeing this same rubbish called ' GDP " of things all day Where are these nonsense stats coming from?