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Checkout List Of Top 10 Poorest States In Nigeria | We all know that Nigeria is known as the Giant of Africa. A country well-known for wealth but we still see that some states in Nigeria are far behind when it comes to economic growth and development.



These are among the reasons we are taking a look at the list of top 10 poorest states in Nigeria. Majorly, these States are found in the Northern region of the country and unarguably, this indicates that Nigeria’s Northerners are the greatest victims of adverse economic conditions. In this post, we have collated the names of Top 10 Poorest Nigerian States together with their various rates of poverty in line with the recent reports issued by the National Bureau of Statistics.

10. Zamfara State
Just like Kebbi, Zamfara State also emerged from long-existing Sokoto in 1996. Meanwhile, Zamfara is another Nigerian State located in the North-Western zone. The inhabitants of this state are well known as agriculturists and this embraces the State’s slogan which implies “Farming is Our Pride’’.

In accordance with the National Bureau of Statistics, Zamfara suffers a 70.8% rate of poverty.

9. Kebbi State
In 1991, Kebbi State emerged from Sokoto –one of the oldest Northern States. As a State situated in the North-Western zone of the country, Kebbi shares borders with several other Northern States including Niger and Sokoto. Besides that, the Kebbi borders upon Benin Republic and Dosso Region –an area in the Republic of Niger.

Though Kebbi State remains one of the poorest Nigerian States, the North-Western State has been favoured by recent infrastructural developments capable of buttressing its economic standards. As regards the reports from the National Bureau of Statistics, Kebbi suffers a 72% rate of poverty.` 

8. Bauchi State
Following the split-up of the previously-existing Northern-Eastern State, Bauchi State came into being –precisely in 1976. In the language of Hausa’s, the term “Bauchi’’ is literally understood as the land that appreciates tourism and freedom. But unfortunately, present-day attacks by Boko Haram insurgents have deprived Bauchi of freedom and prevented adventurists from using it as a tourist centre. Based on the reports obtained from the National Bureau of Statistics, Bauchi lags behind with a poverty rate of 73%.

7. Ebonyi State
Ebonyi State is situated in the South Eastern region of Nigeria and considered the poorest in that region. Meanwhile, it is obviously one of the Nigerian States established (in 1996) under the military regime led by General Sanni Abacha. In recent times, Ebonyi State is reportedly tainted by dishonest public officials, particularly in its local council development areas. In line with the reports issued by the National Bureau of Statistics, Ebonyi State is under 73.6% level of poverty.

6. Plateau  State
Plateau State is arguably situated in Nigeria’s central region. Undoubtedly, it is considered one of the Nigerian region endowed with tourist attractions. Likewise, the state is associated with a cold atmospheric condition and has one of Nigeria’s fortified cities –Jos –as its capital. On frequent occasions, Plateau State has been plagued by conflicts associated with tribal differences.

Above that, the state suffers recurring terror attacks particularly between its people and Fulani herdsmen. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, Plateau is afflicted with a poverty rate of 74.1%.

5. Jigawa State
Jigawa is one of the Nigerian States situated in the country’s North Central region. Meanwhile, this State emerged from Kano State –one of the oldest States in Nigeria. Jigawa State is flanked by several other Nigerian States. Around its North-Eastern region, the state borders upon Yobe State. Around its Eastern region, it borders upon Bauchi State and in its Western region, it is bordered by Katsina and Kano States. 

Furthermore, Jigawa borders upon Zinder Region –a foreign territory situated in The Republic of Niger. Significantly, this gives Jigawa State the advantage to engage in commercial activities outside its Nigerian territory. As contained in the reports issued by the National Bureau of Statistics, Jigawa lives under a poverty rate of 74.1%.

4. Gombe State
This State is situated in the North Eastern part of Nigeria and it borders upon several other Northern States including Bauchi, Adamawa, Borno, Yobe and Taraba. In Nigeria, Gombe is one of the Northern States extremely prone to terrorist invasions and due to this, the North-Eastern State suffers severe economic and developmental setbacks. In accordance with the estimates obtained from the National Bureau of Statistics, Gombe State is declared with a poverty rate of 74.2%.

3. Adamawa State
In 1991, Adamawa State emerged from the previously existing Gongola State and recently, it is one of the Northern States already devastated by Boko Haram sect. Due to this terrorist devastation, Adamawa suffers from poor rates of economic growth and economic development. Although Yola –the capital city of Adamawa State –is under transformation and is currently equipped with amenities such as traffic lights, street lights and motorable roads, Adamawa State lags behind due to the poor rates of development across its various other areas.

As obtained from the National Bureau of Statistics, Adamawa State is associated with a poverty rate estimated at 74.2%.

2. Katsina State
Katsina is one of the Nigerian States situated in the North Central region of the country. Within the North Central region –one of Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones –Katsina happens to be the state with the highest incidence of poverty. Furthermore, Katsina is barely favoured by the allocations it receives from the federal government.

In that case, the state receives a meagre allocation of N100 million (rated at 0.08%) for its Ministry of Youth and Sports to run the Youth Empowerment Program and trifling sum of N214, 019, 000 (rated at 0.1%) for its Ministry of Women Affairs to carry out its Women Empowerment Program. Besides that, the state receives a very meagre sum of N276 million (rated at 0.2%) as capital allocation to its manufacturing sector.

The National Bureau of Statistics identified Katsina State with a poverty level of 74.5%.

1. Sokoto State
Sokoto is one of the Nigerian States situated in the North West. The state happens to be in the farthest point of the North West. Unfortunately, Sokoto has been identified as Nigeria’s poorest state year after year particularly as a result of its unfavourable climate. As regards the unfriendliness of this region, its usual temperature stretches up to 45 degrees’ Celsius.

In Sokoto, most of the inhabitants depend on different kinds of agriculture for sustenance. At the same time, the largest portion of the land mass is occupied by rural areas. In accordance with the figures provided by the National Bureau of Statistics, Sokoto State is plagued by 81.2% poverty rate.


Source: https://www.currentjobvacancy.com/poorest-states-in-nigeria/

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Joint Admission Matriculation Board, JAMB has released the list of strictly restricted/prohibited items in the 2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination hall.
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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) still maintained its directive that no candidate would be allowed to come into the exam hall with electronic devices in the forthcoming mock examinations and 2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).


JAMB’s Weekly Bulletin released in Abuja on Sunday, February 17, 2019, contains the list of prohibited Items that won’t be allowed into any of its centres during this year’s examination. The items are:

Electronic devices such as:
mobile phones
calculators
wristwatches
recorders
spy reading glasses
cameras
ear piece
bluetooth devices
USB
CD
hard disk and other similar storage devices
pen/biro
smart lenses
books or any reading/writing material
ink/pen readers
key holders
ATM cards
erasers
smart rings/jewelries

The bulletin partly states: “to ensure that the board’s examinations meet best global practice, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has prohibited the use of the following items during examinations.

“Candidates are hereby advised in their best interest not to bring these items close to the examination venue. Any breach of this directive would bar the candidates from taking the examination.”

JAMB’s spokesperson, Dr. Fabian Benjamin disclosed that some candidates who breached the directive and brought some of the devices to the hall last year were caught and handed over to security agencies.


Source: https://www.ngschoolz.net/jamb-list-of-prohibited-items/

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NECO Result Statistics: NECO Records Over 62% Credits In Maths, English – 2018 GCE

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The National Examination Council (NECO) has released the 2018 November /December External Senior School Certificate Examination results.

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Acting Registrar of NECO, Abubakar Gana, in a statement on Friday, said the council has released the 2018 November/December Senior School Certificate Examination ,SSCE, with 62.48% of the candidates scoring at least five credits and above in both English Language and Mathematics.

According to him, while 44,497 candidates got either distinction or credit in English Language, 47,151 candidates got either distinction or credit in Mathematics.

He also said 47,031 candidates got five credits and above, irrespective of English Language and Mathematics.

Meanwhile, NECO, cancelled the results of 1,967, 1,759 and 1,144 in Mathematics, English Language and Biology, respectively over malpractices.


Source: https://www.ngschoolz.net/neco-results-statistics/

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Nigeria, an African country on the Gulf of Guinea, has many natural landmarks and wildlife reserves. Protected areas such as Cross River National Park and Yankari National Park have waterfalls, dense rainforest, savanna and rare primate habitats. One of the most recognizable sites is Zuma Rock, a 725m-tall monolith outside the capital of Abuja that’s pictured on the national currency.

Nigeria is one of the richest countries in the world when it comes to the amount of natural resources within its geographical area.

Unfortunately, the country hasn’t been able to convert these resources into actual wealth as a result; Nigeria is not among the richest countries in the world in terms of GDP.

But this doesn’t mean there are no richest states in the country. In fact, a state like doesn’t depend on the allocation from the Federal Government for its survival as its internally generated revenue is enough to smoothly run the state.

In this post, we have highlighted the top 10 richest states based on their GDP and internally generated revenues.

Richest States in Nigeria (Based on Internally Generated Revenue)

1. Lagos state (gdp: $33,679 billion)
2. Rivers state (gdp: $21,073 billion)
3. Delta state (gdp: $16,749 billion)
4. Oyo state (gdp: $16,121 billion)
5. Imo state ($14,212 billion)
6. Kano state ($12,393 billion)
7. Edo state ($11,888 billion)
8. Akwa Ibom state ($11,179 billion)
9. Ogun state ($10,470 billion)
10. Kaduna state ($10,334 billion)

Lagos state
Lagos is unarguably the richest state in the country with a GDP of $33,679. The GDP is the highest in the country. In fact, the GDP of Lagos is higher than that of 42 African nations put together.

The state is the 5th largest economy in Africa with internally generated revenue of 302 billion which is greater than that of 30 states combined.

Currently, Lagos state is said to have a population of over 20 million residents.

Rivers state
Rivers is one of the richest states in Nigeria with a GDP of $21,073 billion.  The history of Rivers State dates back to 1967 when it was created out of the old Eastern region.

It would be recalled that oil was first discovered in Nigeria in Oloibiri in Rivers State and the oil sector has grown over the years to become a very important aspect of the country’s economy.The slogan of Rivers state is the Treasure Base of the Nation and this name is quite apt as the state is known for its crude oil deposits and this has led to the

Currently, the sector accounts for over 90% of Nigeria’s foreign exchange earnings and 80% of its budgetary revenues.

The state capital, Port Harcourt is the oil and gas hub and there is a high concentration of oil companies in the country. The internally generated revenue of the entire state is N85 billion per annum.

Delta state
Delta is one of oil-producing states in the country and this status has enabled it become one of the richest states in the country.

The state is known as the big heart and it has two major cities, Warri and Asaba. Warri is the industrial and commercial hub of the state. You will find many multinational oil companies and offshore oil platforms in the country. There is also the annex government house.

On the other hand, Asaba is the political and administrative capital of the state. This is where the government house is located.

The annual IGR of Delta state is N44 billion.

Oyo state
Located in South West Nigeria, Oyo is one of the largest states in the country. In fact, Ibadan which is the capital of the state is said to be the largest city in West Africa.

The agricultural activities in Oyo are responsible for much of its wealth. The state is an agricultural hub with a vast area of land available for mechanized farming.

The climate in the state favours the cultivation of the likes of millet, rice, cashew, cocoa and other cash crops.

The state is also known to have a large population as it shares a boundary with Lagos and there is a spillover of some of the residents from the megacity.

Imo state
Imo is located in the South East and it is also one of the oil-producing states in the country. Currently, there are over 160 oil wells in the state and some of the oil companies located in the state include the likes of Addax Petroleum, Agip and Chevron.

Also, the state is engaged in the production of palm oil as there are several palm plantations in the state.

Kano state
Kano is one of the major commercial centres in the North. The state is an economic powerhouse and also has a large population which is only superseded by Lagos State.

The annual internally generated revenue by the state is put at 30 billion and the GDP of Kano is estimated at $12,393 billion.

The state is involved in textile, leathered and cotton production. Also, there are modern infrastructure, malls and markets in this state.

Edo state
With a GDP of $11,888 billion, Edo is placed seventh on our list of richest states in the country. Edo is a historical city with the Benin empire being an influential settlement in Africa.

Currently, Benin remains an economic and commercial hub and the city is quite congested with an ever-growing population.

The state generates an annual IGR of N23 billion.

Akwa Ibom state
Akwa Ibom is located along the coast of the Niger Delta and this state is also an oil-producing state. In fact, one of the prominent oil companies in the world, Exxon Mobil is located in this state.

The capital of Akwa Ibom is Uyo, a bustling town that has evolved from being low-class town to a city of national relevant with several unique landmarks.

Ogun state
Known for its high concentration of manufacturing companies, Ogun state makes our list as one of the richest states in the country. Also, the state has a high number of universities.

The current GDP of the state is $10,470 billion and the state has the likes of Lafarge, Procter and Gamble, Dangote, Nestle Nig. Plc.

Also, the state has an estimated IGR of N77 billion.

Kaduna State
Kaduna is the last state in our list of richest states with a GDP of $10,334 billion. The state was created in 1967 and it has since risen to become a significant metropolis within the north.

Agriculture is the major sectors in the state and this has contributed largely to the economy and wealth of the state. These agro-products are cultivated, harvested and distributed across the country from its myriad of mechanized farms.

Kaduna is also known for having the largest university in sub-Saharan Africa which is the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.

Source: https://www.currentjobvacancy.com/richest-states-in-nigeria/

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2019 JAMB UTME Registration Statistics: 869,709 UTME Candidates Have Been Registered. The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB commenced the 2019 Unified Tertiary and Matriculation Examination, UTME registration its spokesperson Dr Fabian Benjamin said the Board has within  registered 869,709 candidates.

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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB has disclosed that the board has so far registered 869,709 candidates for the 2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, which has been scheduled to hold in March. This information was contained in the weekly bulletin from the office of the Registrar, Prof. Is-haq Oloyede.

According to the break down, Lagos State recorded the highest number of registered candidates, with 111,102 candidates, Kaduna State was second with 59,261 candidates and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, had 43,390 registered candidates.

Oyo State has 41,128 candidates; Benue, 36,080; Nasarawa, 35,940; Rivers, 35,749, and Ogun State, 32,702 candidates.

The three states with the lowest registration are Jigawa, with 6,784 candidates; Sokoto, 4,881 candidates and Zamfara, 2,427 candidates.

The JAMB 2019 UTME Registration commenced January 10th, 2019 and is expected to end February 21st, 2019.


Source: https://www.ngschoolz.net/jamb-utme-candidates/

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has revealed that it has raked in a total of of N1.3 billion between January 18 and 24, 2019 as revenue from the ongoing registration for the 2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and other sources including sale and use of its electronic facilities.

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According to the examination body, during the week under review, JAMB made N42,457,657 from the use of its electronic facilities; N1,212,800,000 from UTME registration, N13,378,604 as service charges by the CBT centres and N52,657,00 from other sources.

This information was made available by JAMB in Volume 1, Number 4 of its JAMB Bulletin- a weekly publication of the office of its Registrar, Ishaq Oloyede.

The Board also disclosed that it has suspended nine out of the over 700 Computer-Based Test centres taking part in the ongoing registration exercise due to alleged engagement in illegal activities; majorly charging candidates more than necessary and engaging in unauthorised use of registration SIM in a manner that is inimical to candidates’ interest.

It was gathered that the affected centres include the University of Benin ICT Computer Based Test (CBT) and DA Civic Centre, both in Benin City, Edo State; Mardakem Company Ltd., Oron, Akwa Ibom State; Bintels Global Services LTD, Aguleri, and Noble & Shuaib ICT Ltd, Alor, Anambra State, among others.

Other centres suspended are in Plateau, Oyo, Benue and Ondo States including Global ICT Connect Ltd at the Benue State University, Makurdi; Medes ICT Centre, Idepe, Okitipupa, Ondo State; Divine Success All CBT Centre, Iseyin, Oyo State and Riyom ICT Centre, Plateau State.



JAMB also added that it is currently monitoring closely activities at about 10 centres in Lagos and Plateau states, saying its management would meet on January 28, to take appropriate action on these centres.


Source: https://www.ngschoolz.net/jamb-makes-n1-3-billion-in-one-week/

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