eagleeye2:

Did you bother to come down to Aba? Aside Lagos, Onitsha, and maybe Kano,, Aba should be next when you talk about commerce.

Ignore these clowns
Everyday igbo this igbo that
Oya allow them go u will start to see silly threads like why do igbos go home for xmas
Metaphysical knows
Cc immhotep GMBuharii Afamed Adaibeku

Mrshocker:
Please remove ABIA..... I did my NYSC in ABIA..(camped in Umunah Bende). (Served in Awka) Economically Dead Zone.....I swear Ekiti is even better than that state

. your brain is the only thing that should be removed. did you go to Aba for any job and u didnt get it? you went to a village in Abia and you're requesting for Abia to be removed.

Iamgrey5:
I insist you people tell me which part of south west that is teared apart by Aba

Aba destroys every sw state including ogun which after sagamu is a dump

Oyo should be removed from that list

Delta State You mean Area?
Let me not fall our hand online.

LadySarah:


Keep deceiving yourself.Igbos are the ones going to the mosqu to pray by 12.
The women who back 2 week old tiny babies with'tiro' in their eyes and their heads clean shaven are igbo women.

I wont answer you again.

I lived in Aba before so I haven't come across this bucket load of Yorubas

I have been to Ariaria market on numerous occasions and majority of the traders buying commodity to be transported to South West are igbo merchants selling those type of goods in Yoruba land.

That is why even in the most remote Yoruba states, igbos are the majority dealing in sales of shoes and clothes.

Asides shoes and clothes, what other thing will Yoruba traders want in Aba that they can't get in Lagos?

livebyday:
[s][/s]

Don't insult other members again!

OK sir

IamR:

I wonder o!

Where is my Enugu?

Enugu is more of a state for civil servants

FactBoyz:
()
The average Nigerian youth is conscious about hustling to make it big in the country.

With poverty rate in Nigeria increasing; ideas and innovation are abounding as people seek to solve daily problems and challenges in exchange for cash.

The business market in Nigeria is actually attractive; however inconsistent power supply has been the major challenge; with most companies running with standby generators which use expensive fuel.

However, with many Nigerians wanting to start a business with aim of making massive profits; below, is a list of best Nigerian states to hustle and make it big.

1. Lagos:

The former capital of Nigeria is no doubt coming as the number 1; this is because it is the economic nerve and epicenter of Nigeria.

The opportunities in Lagos are diverse with their tentacles spread across entertainment, information and communication technology, trade, commerce, the academia, and even the religious.

Lagos is the place where you can come in as a poor, unemployed man and still be able to make millions after some years; if you really work hard in Lagos, the chances to make it big are high.

However, for one to really hustle in Lagos, noticed that one has to be very smart and proactive with the reserved ability to solve problems and get paid for services rendered.

Lagos is not a place for a quiet, reserved hustler. You must show you have the vibe and the spirit to work really hard.

2. Kano:

The northern city of Kano prides itself as the economic hub of northern Nigeria.

Every northern city links up to Kano with regards to trade and commerce.With impressive infrastructure and roads, the city is filled with business opportunities to be tapped into.

The population of Kano alone creates an impressive labour market and target market for startups and growing brands or businesses.

3. Anambra:

Anambra is undoubtedly the most visited city in the south eastern part of the country with regards to trade and commerce.

The distinct difference Anambra has with almost all the states mentioned here is that up to 65-70% of goods imported into Nigeria end up in Anambra state.

The cities of Nnewi and Onitsha are the major cities where trade is carried out.

If you visit Anambra there is this tense atmosphere you will experience that speaks a lot about the hustling nature of most Anambra residents.

4. Rivers:Rivers is a state that can be likened to Lagos in a various number of ways; firstly it is the economic epicenter of far south part of the country.

Secondly, it is the most populous state in the South Eastern and South Southern part of the country.
Finally, the job opportunities are as numerous as it is in Lagos.

The population and location of Rivers state gives it an edge over all other Southern state with the exception of Lagos.Rivers with Port Harcourt as the capital is a developed state; at least going by Nigerian standards with many companies of international origin and indigenous origins sited there.

You must have a resilient, stubborn spirit with regards to approach to business to thrive there.

5. Delta:

Delta state is a state blessed with crude oil and it doesn’t come as a surprise in this list; Delta state is home to cities such as Warri and Asaba.Asaba is the capital of the city with a very close proximity range to the River Niger bridge which links Onitsha Anambra state and Asaba Delta state.

This linkup alone creates a very attractive business atmosphere as goods that make their way to Onitsha end up in Asaba.Warri itself a different city in the state is home to various oil companies and large firms.


6. Oyo:

Historically, Oyo state has been a major point for trading point in the South Western part of Nigeria. That characteristic character has remained intact over the years.

The capital, Ibadan is loaded with several business opportunities and the target market for business is highly attractive.

It’s relative close proximity to Lagos also plays a role.

7. Abia:

Abia state is home to the commercial city Aba.

With regards to business in South Eastern part of Nigeria, Aba and Onitsha are the two major cities with the best business opportunities with a very attractive target market.

Abia state deals majorly in production and manufacturing with interests in shoe productions, textile making, soap production, palm oil production; etc.

8. Kaduna:Kaduna state is a state with diverse opportunities especially with focus on the commercial city of Zaria.

Zaria city has been a major city even dating back to the 16th century.Zaria city services a good number of states in the Northern part of Nigeria.

9. Plateau:

Plateau state with capital as Jos; is second to none when it comes to business opportunity in the North Central part of Nigeria.Food in the city of Jos is relatively cheap; hence Igbo traders from Onitsha do make it a point of duty to import foodstuff from this city.

Jos plays the same role with Benue state citing foodstuff.

10. Ogun:

Ogun state is home to most industries in Nigeria.Ogun state is very close to Lagos the commercial city of the country; hence its inclusion is timely.Industries that deal on beverages, soap making and plastics are located in Ogun state.

The best private university in Nigeria; Covenant University is also located in Ogun state. Land in Ogun state is relatively cheap compared to Lagos, hence investors opt to buy land in Ogun state for production and later transport to Lagos for sale.

This doesn’t remove the fact that it’s a good state to work hard and make it.

List from Factboyz
https:///2019/10/top-10-best-states-in-nigeria-to-hustle-in.html

65 to 70 percent of goods imported into Nigeria ends up in Anambra State? you are not alright.

Smh ... what kind of graph is this OP displaying. . ..
Nairaland is becoming a joke... No verified statements.

LZAA:

Aba destroys every sw state including ogun which after sagamu is a dump

Which part of South west is Aba destroying

I give to Ariria market in terms of ingenuity in shoe making, but asides that there is nothing special about Aba

Is it okrika market that still depends on the port in lag?

Or your mini computer market?


Let's not even talk about infrastructure that is non existing in Aba.

Iamgrey5:
Tell me where you have been to in Ibadan and Ogun state sir

And tell me what you are doing in all Yoruba states if they are not economic viable.

in oyo around dugbe alawo axis
in ogun aroung mowe/ibafo axis.......
i didnt say they are not economically viable....didnt go there for Business though

WarriAproko:
Remove delta cuss Na keke full here

Asin en, they expect us to keep forming big men meanwhile nothing on ground for our youths.

We hate telling ourselves the truth in Nigeria, infact the entire country cast.

IamR:

I wonder o!

Where is my Enugu?

Oga no Economic activities in Enugu, The state is beautiful no doubt? Peaceful nnd above all well organized.

nwadiuko1:
in oyo around dugbe alawo axis
in ogun aroung mowe/ibafo axis.......
i didnt say they are not economically viable....didnt go there for Business though

So in all honesty you believe any part of Aba is better than Dugbe/ Alawo axis in terms of infrastructure or opportunities.

As of Nigeria today, d only serious busy states we have in Nigeria are Anambra. Lagos. Ogun. Rivers. Kano Abia

d rest are parasites depending on FG monthly pay

Thank God the wise are legitimately hustling from their rooms despite any state they are in.

Iamgrey5:
So in all honesty you believe any part of Aba is better than Dugbe/ Alawo axis in terms of infrastructure or opportunities.

i dont expect you to agree with me... but there is higher possiblity for a hustler to make it in Aba than than any other place in south west, apart from lagos.......
I'm not saying that Aba is better as regards infrastructure....... but we r talking about economic viability here

Okay, I have yams for sale anyways.

Forumobserver12:


Oga no Economic activities in Enugu, The state is beautiful no doubt? Peaceful nnd above all well organized.

Enugu isn't that commercialized but it's fairly industrialised.

heavily commercialized and industrialised states in Nigeria are Lagos. Anambra. Ogun Rivers. Kano Abia

FactBoyz:
()
The average Nigerian youth is conscious about hustling to make it big in the country.

With poverty rate in Nigeria increasing; ideas and innovation are abounding as people seek to solve daily problems and challenges in exchange for cash.

The business market in Nigeria is actually attractive; however inconsistent power supply has been the major challenge; with most companies running with standby generators which use expensive fuel.

However, with many Nigerians wanting to start a business with aim of making massive profits; below, is a list of best Nigerian states to hustle and make it big.

1. Lagos:

The former capital of Nigeria is no doubt coming as the number 1; this is because it is the economic nerve and epicenter of Nigeria.

The opportunities in Lagos are diverse with their tentacles spread across entertainment, information and communication technology, trade, commerce, the academia, and even the religious.

Lagos is the place where you can come in as a poor, unemployed man and still be able to make millions after some years; if you really work hard in Lagos, the chances to make it big are high.

However, for one to really hustle in Lagos, noticed that one has to be very smart and proactive with the reserved ability to solve problems and get paid for services rendered.

Lagos is not a place for a quiet, reserved hustler. You must show you have the vibe and the spirit to work really hard.

2. Kano:

The northern city of Kano prides itself as the economic hub of northern Nigeria.

Every northern city links up to Kano with regards to trade and commerce.With impressive infrastructure and roads, the city is filled with business opportunities to be tapped into.

The population of Kano alone creates an impressive labour market and target market for startups and growing brands or businesses.

3. Anambra:

Anambra is undoubtedly the most visited city in the south eastern part of the country with regards to trade and commerce.

The distinct difference Anambra has with almost all the states mentioned here is that up to 65-70% of goods imported into Nigeria end up in Anambra state.

The cities of Nnewi and Onitsha are the major cities where trade is carried out.

If you visit Anambra there is this tense atmosphere you will experience that speaks a lot about the hustling nature of most Anambra residents.

4. Rivers:Rivers is a state that can be likened to Lagos in a various number of ways; firstly it is the economic epicenter of far south part of the country.

Secondly, it is the most populous state in the South Eastern and South Southern part of the country.
Finally, the job opportunities are as numerous as it is in Lagos.

The population and location of Rivers state gives it an edge over all other Southern state with the exception of Lagos.Rivers with Port Harcourt as the capital is a developed state; at least going by Nigerian standards with many companies of international origin and indigenous origins sited there.

You must have a resilient, stubborn spirit with regards to approach to business to thrive there.

5. Delta:

Delta state is a state blessed with crude oil and it doesn’t come as a surprise in this list; Delta state is home to cities such as Warri and Asaba.Asaba is the capital of the city with a very close proximity range to the River Niger bridge which links Onitsha Anambra state and Asaba Delta state.

This linkup alone creates a very attractive business atmosphere as goods that make their way to Onitsha end up in Asaba.Warri itself a different city in the state is home to various oil companies and large firms.


6. Oyo:

Historically, Oyo state has been a major point for trading point in the South Western part of Nigeria. That characteristic character has remained intact over the years.

The capital, Ibadan is loaded with several business opportunities and the target market for business is highly attractive.

It’s relative close proximity to Lagos also plays a role.

7. Abia:

Abia state is home to the commercial city Aba.

With regards to business in South Eastern part of Nigeria, Aba and Onitsha are the two major cities with the best business opportunities with a very attractive target market.

Abia state deals majorly in production and manufacturing with interests in shoe productions, textile making, soap production, palm oil production; etc.

8. Kaduna:Kaduna state is a state with diverse opportunities especially with focus on the commercial city of Zaria.

Zaria city has been a major city even dating back to the 16th century.Zaria city services a good number of states in the Northern part of Nigeria.

9. Plateau:

Plateau state with capital as Jos; is second to none when it comes to business opportunity in the North Central part of Nigeria.Food in the city of Jos is relatively cheap; hence Igbo traders from Onitsha do make it a point of duty to import foodstuff from this city.

Jos plays the same role with Benue state citing foodstuff.

10. Ogun:

Ogun state is home to most industries in Nigeria.Ogun state is very close to Lagos the commercial city of the country; hence its inclusion is timely.Industries that deal on beverages, soap making and plastics are located in Ogun state.

The best private university in Nigeria; Covenant University is also located in Ogun state. Land in Ogun state is relatively cheap compared to Lagos, hence investors opt to buy land in Ogun state for production and later transport to Lagos for sale.

This doesn’t remove the fact that it’s a good state to work hard and make it.

List from Factboyz
https:///2019/10/top-10-best-states-in-nigeria-to-hustle-in.html

U this anambra ipob with this your yeye blog
Always writing rubbish
Everything u wrote up there is total rubbish
Always chestbeating as usual
Rubbish

nwadiuko1:
i dont expect you to agree with me... but there is higher possiblity for a hustler to make it in Aba than than any other place in south west, apart from lagos.......
I'm not saying that Aba is better as regards infrastructure....... but we r talking about economic viability here

@ emboldened

How do you manage to separate the two for the sake of your argument?

Doesn't infrastructure support industry and innovation again?

I give to the hard working Ngwa people and igbos in general for making something out of the little they are given by their leaders in Aba.

Still, this doesn't mean people cannot equally make good money elsewhere especially when there's some decent infrastructure to work with. I.e. roads for transportation

Ibadan has always been a commercial nerve of the Yoruba people and things are generally cheap in Ibadan. In addition, it is quite close to lag

Hustling is not that hard in Ibadan if one is looking for a quiet and quality life.

MrHistorian:
I personally feel that the original writer (OP) chooses to make the list compensatory for less developed regions of Nigeria.

I honestly see no reason why Plateau and Kaduna feature over Imo state.

Imo state is not an hustling state. That's our Dubai In the East. Where all the jolly happens

Iamgrey5:
Which part of South west is Aba destroying

I give to Ariria market in terms of ingenuity in shoe making, but asides that there is nothing special about Aba

Is it okrika market that still depends on the port in lag?

Or your mini computer market?


Let's not even talk about infrastructure that is non existing in Aba.

I think u are confusing the purpose of this thread but that is ur problem
Lagos and sagamu aside each state in SW is worse than abia state
Also this thread said hustle
If u really believe ibadan is better than aba in terms of hustle you need a reset
Also have u noticed the sudden clamour for innoson to move to SW which btw will never happen

BeautifulMind2:

6 states control 90% of cash in Nigeria according to CBN, they are
Lagos
Rivers
Anambra
Kano
Abia
Ogun
FCT

Lol
U guys are Lucky I didn't detect this thread quickly

Slawormir:
As a real niggarrr
We can hustle anywhere

The tools and format never fails

The huzzle kingdom (HK) can be positioned anywhere!

If you are a niggarrr and you understand my statement then you must be a real niggarrr

Real niggarrr aren't on nairaland

Lagos no dey carry last jare. Ojuelegba born and bred. Na where the hustle begin

Ttipsy:
Enugu isn't that commercialized but it's fairly industrialised.

heavily commercialized and industrialised states in Nigeria are Lagos. Anambra. Ogun Rivers. Kano Abia

Is any of that stuff working? I remember somebody said anamco was dead

All those anamco, ekochin and stuff I cant tell if anybody is inside or if its just empty

Iamgrey5:
@ emboldened

How do you manage to separate the two for the sake of your argument?

Doesn't infrastructure support industry and innovation again?

I give to the hard working Ngwa people and igbos in general for making something out of the little they are given by their leaders in Aba.

Still, this doesn't mean people cannot equally make good money elsewhere especially when there's some decent infrastructure to work with. I.e. roads for transportation

Ibadan has always been a commercial nerve of the Yoruba people and things are generally cheap in Ibadan. In addition, it is quite close to lag

Hustling is not that hard in Ibadan if one is looking for a quiet and quality life.

alright, i just don't have the strength to argue this night...... you are right.

BeautifulMind2:

Umuahia is better than Ado Ekiti not to talk of Aba the commercial city, you don't know where you served, Awka is capital of Anambra not in Abia, Awka is even better than Ekiti as a state.

yet your people come there to push wheelbarrow

LZAA:

I think u are confusing the purpose of this thread but that is ur problem
Lagos and sagamu aside each state in SW is worse than abia state
Also this thread said hustle
If u really believe ibadan is better than aba in terms of hustle you need a reset
Also have u noticed the sudden clamour for innoson to move to SW which btw will never happen

You are the one confusing emotion with facts and logic.

I have given the truth about both places.

I assume you will give me good reasons why Aba is miles ahead of South west states to support your claims.

Perhaps in terms of infrastructure or industrial development.

Borno too