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Nine Nigerian States Rated “clean” In 2025 Environmental Assessment by ariesbull(op): 9:47pm On Jan 27
Abuja, Nigeria — A 2025 environmental cleanliness assessment has identified only nine states as meeting the benchmark for acceptable sanitation standards across Nigeria.

According to the report released by Statisense under the Clean Up Nigeria, 2025 initiative, the states that scored above the 45 percent cleanliness threshold are Akwa Ibom, Enugu, Ebonyi, Anambra, Bauchi, Plateau, Cross River, Lagos, and Abuja City. Akwa Ibom ranked highest overall, followed by Enugu and Ebonyi.

The assessment indicates that the remaining 28 states, including areas of the Federal Capital Territory outside Abuja City, were rated as unclean after failing to meet the minimum score required.

The findings highlight persistent challenges in environmental sanitation and waste management across much of the country, while also pointing to regional differences in performance. Analysts say the results underscore the need for stronger policies, enforcement, and public participation in cleanliness and environmental health initiatives nationwide.

The report categorized states by geopolitical zones, noting representation from the South-South, South-East, South-West, North-Central, and the Federal Capital Territory among those rated clean.

Re: Nine Nigerian States Rated “clean” In 2025 Environmental Assessment by benardtotti(m): 9:50pm On Jan 27
ariesbull:
Abuja, Nigeria — A 2025 environmental cleanliness assessment has identified only nine states as meeting the benchmark for acceptable sanitation standards across Nigeria.

According to the report released by Statisense under the Clean Up Nigeria, 2025 initiative, the states that scored above the 45 percent cleanliness threshold are Akwa Ibom, Enugu, Ebonyi, Anambra, Bauchi, Plateau, Cross River, Lagos, and Abuja City. Akwa Ibom ranked highest overall, followed by Enugu and Ebonyi.

The assessment indicates that the remaining 28 states, including areas of the Federal Capital Territory outside Abuja City, were rated as unclean after failing to meet the minimum score required.

The findings highlight persistent challenges in environmental sanitation and waste management across much of the country, while also pointing to regional differences in performance. Analysts say the results underscore the need for stronger policies, enforcement, and public participation in cleanliness and environmental health initiatives nationwide.

The report categorized states by geopolitical zones, noting representation from the South-South, South-East, South-West, North-Central, and the Federal Capital Territory among those rated clean.
Makinde is more interested in fighting wike and apc than doing the simple things in oyo state .
Re: Nine Nigerian States Rated “clean” In 2025 Environmental Assessment by IGBOPROMISE1: 10:20pm On Jan 27
How come Abia didn’t make the top five? I rate it cleaner than Anambra!
Re: Nine Nigerian States Rated “clean” In 2025 Environmental Assessment by GodPunishOsu: 10:47pm On Jan 27
ariesbull:
Abuja, Nigeria — A 2025 environmental cleanliness assessment has identified only nine states as meeting the benchmark for acceptable sanitation standards across Nigeria.

According to the report released by Statisense under the Clean Up Nigeria, 2025 initiative, the states that scored above the 45 percent cleanliness threshold are Akwa Ibom, Enugu, Ebonyi, Anambra, Bauchi, Plateau, Cross River, Lagos, and Abuja City. Akwa Ibom ranked highest overall, followed by Enugu and Ebonyi.

The assessment indicates that the remaining 28 states, including areas of the Federal Capital Territory outside Abuja City, were rated as unclean after failing to meet the minimum score required.

The findings highlight persistent challenges in environmental sanitation and waste management across much of the country, while also pointing to regional differences in performance. Analysts say the results underscore the need for stronger policies, enforcement, and public participation in cleanliness and environmental health initiatives nationwide.

The report categorized states by geopolitical zones, noting representation from the South-South, South-East, South-West, North-Central, and the Federal Capital Territory among those rated clean.
I believe statisense and i trust them,do you trust them too?I don't want to see some people complaining later when statisense drop about update oooo
Re: Nine Nigerian States Rated “clean” In 2025 Environmental Assessment by muyico(m): 10:47pm On Jan 27
Remove Lagos State and Abuja capital
Been to those places b4
Not neat
Smelling
Re: Nine Nigerian States Rated “clean” In 2025 Environmental Assessment by kenchop: 3:45am On Jan 28
Including a dirty and smelly Lagos in the list completely make a nonsense of the statistics from the originator. If you categorizes Lagos as clean then you are oblivious of the definition of a clean state.
Re: Nine Nigerian States Rated “clean” In 2025 Environmental Assessment by Kanwulia: 3:57am On Jan 28
Wetin “Lagos” dey do for dia? Abi una nor hia wetin “Raye” talk? grin


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Re: Nine Nigerian States Rated “clean” In 2025 Environmental Assessment by Good2go1: 3:59am On Jan 28
Seeing Lagos in that list made me to start daught the credibility of that list.
Re: Nine Nigerian States Rated “clean” In 2025 Environmental Assessment by Armaggedon: 6:08am On Jan 28
Smelly Lagos is not clean by any standard.
Re: Nine Nigerian States Rated “clean” In 2025 Environmental Assessment by Ttalk: 6:18am On Jan 28
kenchop:
Including a dirty and smelly Lagos in the list completely make a nonsense of the statistics from the originator. If you categorizes Lagos as clean then you are oblivious of the definition of a clean state.
A dirty Lagos is still cleaner tan some states. I hate red mud. I wonder how those who live in those areas manage dust and potopoto
Re: Nine Nigerian States Rated “clean” In 2025 Environmental Assessment by Ttalk: 6:26am On Jan 28
Good2go1:
Seeing Lagos in that list made me to start daught the credibility of that list.
You should first understands what constitute clean environment.

Water: most of water in Lagos passes through natural filteration sand because of its rich sandy soil. It location within sea level makes its water self purify thereby reducing the level of water transmitted diseases. How many times have you heard cases of cholera in Lagos.

Pollution: Apart from carbon emissions that comes from huge vehicle and industrial waste, Lagos air is naturally clean. You can't compared it with other states with red mud that mixed with air
Re: Nine Nigerian States Rated “clean” In 2025 Environmental Assessment by MrUnitedstatesA: 6:27am On Jan 28
Lagos? grin. And I stopped taking your list serious
Re: Nine Nigerian States Rated “clean” In 2025 Environmental Assessment by duduade(m): 10:21am On Jan 28
The assessment of Lagos must be fiction
Fake fake
Re: Nine Nigerian States Rated “clean” In 2025 Environmental Assessment by Victory662(m): 10:33am On Jan 28
Clean Ebonyi was under Dave Umahi. Ebonyi is now a dumpsite under Nwifuru
Re: Nine Nigerian States Rated “clean” In 2025 Environmental Assessment by christejames(m): 10:37am On Jan 28
Ekiti is cleaner than Lagos state in the west
Re: Nine Nigerian States Rated “clean” In 2025 Environmental Assessment by IduNaOba: 11:03am On Jan 28
What's lagos and Abuja doing on that list?
Why is Abịa not there?
Nawa o
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