Most Nigerian state governments have formed the habit of pumping so much into the development and creation of beautiful capital cities. This has resulted to so much discrepancy in the structure and out look of the capital cities when compared to other towns making up the state. Some state capital cities are so developed that they are 20 times ahead of other cities in the same state. A typical example is the untold difference between a village in Boki local government area and Calabar, the capital city, all in Cross River State. This has gotten to the extent that while moving around in some areas of these well-structured cities, you’ll actually be wondering if you still dey naija!

We’ve come up with a list of a few Nigerian states that have done so much in building their capitals such that the cities are so beautiful and interesting that a lot of people think of visiting them just the way you think of visiting some prominent western cities. Check out these 7 Nigerian state capitals that are worth visiting:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dC-BfdeyPew

Sorry to say, but this your compilation mumu nor be small. Showing us private swimming pools and a few parks and rounabouts na development be that? Yes, you did well by creating a post out of nothing (pun intended), but "where for Nigeria really make sense?"
Apart from clusters of development in some cities like Abuja, Lagos and Calabar, all over the country, we mostly have undeveloped landmass and non-existing infrastructure. The good side to this is that the Real Estate market in Nigeria still has a huge potential to be explored by investors and government alike.

OP, this video make sense.