List of Nigerian states by GDP

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Nigerian States by GDP, 2010

The following table presents a listing of Nigeria's 36 states ranked in order of their estimated total GDP in 2021 according to a 2022 report by BudgIT. [1]

RankStateGDP
(tril. ₦)
GDP
(bil. US$)
GDP PPP
(bil. int$)
GDP per capita
(US$)
GDP per capita PPP
(int$)
1 Lagos State ₦41.17102.01266.556,61417,282
2 Rivers State ₦7.9619.7251.522,2775,949
3 Akwa Ibom State ₦7.7719.2550.302,9627,739
4 Imo State ₦7.6819.0249.692,9967,828
5 Delta State ₦6.1915.3340.052,3066,025
6 Anambra State ₦5.1412.7333.262,0025,231
7 Ondo State ₦5.1012.6333.002,3266,077
8 Ogun State ₦5.0312.4632.552,0245,288
9 Bayelsa State ₦4.6311.4729.974,35511,379
10 Niger State ₦4.5811.3429.631,7214,496
11 Kaduna State ₦4.3110.6727.881,1122,905
12 Benue State ₦4.2710.5827.641,5854,141
13 Kano State ₦4.2010.4027.176741,761
14 Cross River State ₦4.0710.0826.332,2555,892
15 Edo State ₦3.999.8825.812,0385,325
16 Kogi State ₦3.699.1423.881,7584,593
17 Oyo State ₦3.689.1123.809802,560
18 Abia State ₦3.538.7422.832,0485,351
19 Katsina State ₦3.328.2221.479032,359
20 Sokoto State ₦2.857.0618.441,2153,174
21 Adamawa State ₦2.666.5917.211,3413,504
22 Bauchi State ₦2.636.5117.018402,194
23 Ekiti State ₦2.355.8215.201,5233,979
24 Osun State ₦2.305.6914.861,0302,691
25 Ebonyi State ₦2.245.5514.501,6754,376
26 Jigawa State ₦2.165.3513.977942,074
27 Gombe State ₦2.105.2013.581,3603,553
28 Taraba State ₦2.045.0513.271,4243,720
29 Borno State ₦1.964.8512.676981,823
30 Nasarawa State ₦1.864.6012.011,5694,099
31 Kebbi State ₦1.804.4611.658602,247
32 Zamfara State ₦1.734.2811.188072,108
33 Plateau State ₦1.503.719.697712,014
34 Enugu State ₦1.453.549.356901,802
35 Kwara State ₦1.383.418.919192,401
36 Yobe State ₦1.092.707.056881,797


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References

  1. Okeowo, Gabriel; Fatoba, Iyanuoluwa, eds. (2022-10-13). "State of States 2022 Edition" (PDF). Budgit.org. BudgIT. Retrieved 2023-03-07.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: date and year (link)