States Of Nigeria
20 entries in the States Of Nigeria compendium.
Gombe StateA northeastern Nigerian state formed in 1996, known as the Jewel in the Savannah.Imo StateA southeastern Nigerian state with high human development.Jigawa StateA northwestern Nigerian state with Neolithic cave art and Sharia law.Kaduna StateNorthwest Nigerian state, centre of learning and ancient civilizations.Kano StateMost populous Nigerian state, historic commercial and industrial hub.Katsina StateA northwestern Nigerian state known for agriculture and Islamic heritage.Kebbi StateA northwestern Nigerian state known for fishing and agriculture.Kogi StateNigeria's only state bordering ten others, at the Niger-Benue confluence.Kwara StateA Nigerian state with diverse ethnic groups and agricultural economy.Lagos StateNigeria's smallest state by area, largest by population.Nasarawa StateNorth Central Nigerian state formed from Plateau in 1996.Niger StateLargest Nigerian state, key in hydroelectric power and agriculture.Ogun StateSouthwestern Nigerian state, industrial hub, and cultural heartland.Ondo StateSouthwestern Nigerian state created in 1976, known as Sunshine State.Osun StateState in southwestern Nigeria, named after the River Osun.Oyo StateSouthwestern Nigerian state, capital Ibadan, former Oyo Empire heartland.Plateau StateA Nigerian state known for its plateau, climate, and tin mining.Rivers StateNiger Delta state formed in 1967, oil industry hub.Sokoto StateNorthwestern Nigerian state, seat of the Sokoto Caliphate.Taraba StateA north-eastern Nigerian state with diverse ethnicities and rich natural resources.
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