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Nigeria is a beautiful country with buzzing activities. This has made it attractive to foreigners from around the world. There are numerous job activities in some states making them perfect destinations for many. From Lagos to Delta, here is a list of the
10 best states to live in Nigeria.

Best states in Nigeria to live

Nigeria is a West African country with the biggest economy. It attracts millions of visitors each year for work, business and leisure. Here are some of the best states in Nigeria to live in.

Lagos

Founded: 1967
GDP: $33.68 Billion
Area in km²: 3577
Main economic activity: Oil refineries, ports, manufacturing, and processing
Lagos is the economic and financial hub of Nigeria. It is also the most populous and famous states in the country. Ikeja is its capital city and it has a population of over 20 million people. Popularly known as the "state of excellence", is also the centre of entertainment, fashion, sports and many other activities. The best areas to live in the state include Lekki, Victoria Island, Ikoyi, and Victoria Garden City. Lagos state also has the best road networks, eateries, schools and other infrastructure.

Cross-River

Founded: 1976
GDP: $9.29 billion
Area in km²: 20,156
Main economic activity: Industrial wood processing Cross River is also another best state to live in Nigeria.
It is located in the south-south region of the country, and its capital is Calabar. The area has over 4 million people, mostly the Ekoi and Efik. Cross River is one of the most expensive places to live in Nigeria. The infrastructure and security are top-notch, and it is a good place for tourists. Cross River is a good choice if you are looking for a quiet and serene place to live and work.

Abuja

Founded: 1984
GDP: $5.4 billion
Area in km²: 1,476
Main economic activity: Real estate, agriculture, tourism
Abuja is the capital of Nigeria and is one best states to live in Nigeria. It is located in the Federal Capital Territory and is well-planned regarding districts. The FCT has a population of about 1.6 million people and tight security. The government capital and social amenities are in plenty. The infrastructure is also good, and the population is diverse. You will also find all kinds of delicacies here, from local to international cuisines.

Akwa Ibom

Founded: 1987
GDP: $11.09 billion
Area in km²: 7,081
Main economic activity: Mining and agriculture
Akwa Ibom is among the best states to live in Nigeria. It was formed from the Cross River State, with a population of over 6.9 million, mainly the Ibibio people. The area significantly produces yams, rice, cowpeas, cassava, and other crops. The area is beautiful and attracts tourists due to its many historical sites, such as Lord Luggard's residence. It is also home to the Ibom E-library, a world-class information centre. If you enjoy quiet, Akwa-Ibom is the place to be.

Oyo State

Founded: 1991
GDP: $16.12 billion
Area in km²: 28,454
Main economic activity: Agriculture
This is one of the popular states in Nigeria. The southwestern Nigeria state has its capital in Ibadan and is one of the agricultural states in Nigeria. Oyo State not only produces food but also processes and packages the food.
It has infrastructure, including good roads, affordable housing and other social amenities. Ibadan is also an academic hub thanks to the University of Ibadan, the oldest university in Nigeria.

Rivers

Founded: 1967
GDP: $21.15 billion
Area in km²: 11,077
Main economic activity: Crude oil extraction
Rivers is located in Southern Nigeria, and its capital is Port-Harcourt. It is the second-richest state in terms of GDP and holds more than 60% of the country's oil reserves. The state is home to more than 5 million people. Rivers is beautiful and attars numerous tourists every year. For those who would like to relocate for work, there are numerous job opportunities in the oil fields.

Delta

Founded: 1991
GDP: $16.75 billion
Area in km²: 17,689
Main economic activity: Mining Delta has its capital at Asaba, located in the country's south-south region. The state was created in 1991 and is home to over 4 million people. The oil-producing region is one of the best places to live in, as it has beautiful landscapes and developed infrastructure.
The best place to live in Delta State is Warri due to its diverse cultures. Amenities such as nightclubs, shopping plazas, cinemas, and nightclubs are in plenty here.

Imo

Founded: 1976
GDP: $14.77 billion
Area in km²: 5100
Main economic activity: Oil refinery
Imo is one of the wealthiest states in Nigeria. It is located in the South-eastern region of the country, with its capital in Owerri. The economic activities in include crude oil, natural gas, and limestone production. Imo State is home to large oil companies, including Royal Dutch Shell, Agip, and Chevron. Imo has numerous tourist sites and is rich in culture.

Enugu

Founded: 1991
GDP: $9.3 billion
Area in km²: 7161
Main economic activity: Agriculture, textile manufacturing, and food processing
Enugu is in the South-eastern part of Nigeria, with its capital going by the same name. It is one of the fastest-growing areas in eastern Nigeria.
Enugu is also known as Coal City due to its coal production. It has a good nightlife, and various festivals take place here yearly. Some of these festivals include the New Yam Festival and the Masquerade Festival.

Edo

Founded: 1991
GDP: $ 11.89 billion
Area in km²: 19,559
Main economic activity: Agriculture and tourism
This is also one of the top 10 best states in Nigeria to live in. Its capital is Benin City, also known as the city of peace and optimism. Edo State has a fascinating cultural relics and has the lowest crime rates in the country. Nigeria is a beautiful country full of opportunities. It is one of the continent's fastest-growing economies and the most innovative technology. With this growth, people have been migrating to Nigeria from different parts of the world. And the above is a list of the best state in Nigeria to live in, especially people looking for opportunities.
Nigeria is one of the largest economies in Africa. It has 36 states, all with unique features and economic activities. Some states are wealthier than others, mostly due to minerals such as oil. These are the richest states in Nigeria in terms of GDP. Nigeria is the most populous African country with a diverse population and culture. The oil-producing country is also one of the fastest-growing economies in West Africa. The country is divided into states, each with different economic activity from oil, mineral, agriculture and tourism. Here are the wealthiest states and their economic activities.

Source: Legit.ng

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https://punchng.com/nigerias-poverty-exceeds-world-bank-projection-five-states-lead/

The National Bureau of Statistics has disclosed that 133 million Nigerians are multi-dimensionally poor.

In its latest National Multidimensional Poverty Index report launched on Thursday, the NBS said that 63 per cent of Nigerians were poor due to a lack of access to health, education, living standards, employment and security.

The Multidimensional Poverty Index offers a multivariate form of poverty assessment, identifying deprivations across health, education, living standards, work and shocks.

The Statistician-General of the Federation and CEO of the NBS, Semiu Adeniran, said this was the first time the bureau would conduct a standard multidimensional poverty survey in Nigeria.

“The survey was implemented in 2021 to 2022 and it is the largest survey with a sample size of over 56,610 people in 109 senatorial districts in the 36 states of Nigeria,” he said.

Five poorest states
The NBS report further showed Sokoto, Bayelsa, Gombe, Jigawa and Plateau are the top poorest states in 2022.

Sokoto leads the poorest with [color=#A020F0] 90.5 per cent of people in the state poor. It is followed by Bayelsa with 88.5 per cent poor people, Gombe with 86.2 per cent, Jigawa with 84.3 per cent, and Plateau with 84 percent.[/color]

[color=#FF0000]The least poor states[/color]
The least poor states are [color=#FF0000]Ondo with 27.2 per cent poor people, Lagos with 29.4 per cent, Abia 29.8 per cent, Edo with 31 per cent, and Anambra with 32.1 per cent.[/color]

The report said that 65 per cent of poor Nigerians (86 million) were in the North, while 35 per cent (nearly 47 million) were in the South.

The report noted, “Overall, 65 per cent of poor people – 86 million people – live in the North, while 35 per cent – nearly 47 million – live in the South. In general, a disparity between North and South is evident in both incidence and intensity of multidimensional poverty, with the North being poorer.

“However, the level and number of poor people needs to be addressed in all zones – each of which are home to between 11 and 20 million poor people except North West, which has 45 million poor people due to its larger population and higher level of poverty.”

It also noted that 72 per cent of people in rural areas were poor. It is the same for 42 per cent of people in urban areas.