💰 Nigerian States by GDP
Estimated GDP of each state in 2021, in billions of US dollars.
Lagos25%
Rivers4.8%
Akwa Ibom4.7%
Imo4.7%
Delta3.8%
Anambra3.1%
Ondo3.1%
Ogun3.1%
Bayelsa2.8%
Niger2.8%
Kaduna2.6%
Benue2.6%
Kano2.6%
Cross River2.5%
Edo2.4%
Kogi2.2%
Oyo2.2%
Abia2.1%
Katsina2%
Sokoto
Adamawa
Bauchi
Ekiti
Osun
Ebonyi
Jigawa
Gombe
Taraba
Borno
Nasarawa
Kebbi
Zamfara
Plateau
Enugu
Kwara
Yobe
1
Lagos
$102.0B
2
Rivers
$19.7B
3
Akwa Ibom
$19.3B
4
Imo
$19.0B
5
Delta
$15.3B
6
Anambra
$12.7B
7
Ondo
$12.6B
8
Ogun
$12.5B
9
Bayelsa
$11.5B
10
Niger
$11.3B
11
Kaduna
$10.7B
12
Benue
$10.6B
13
Kano
$10.4B
14
Cross River
$10.1B
15
Edo
$9.9B
16
Kogi
$9.1B
17
Oyo
$9.1B
18
Abia
$8.7B
19
Katsina
$8.2B
20
Sokoto
$7.1B
21
Adamawa
$6.6B
22
Bauchi
$6.5B
23
Ekiti
$5.8B
24
Osun
$5.7B
25
Ebonyi
$5.6B
26
Jigawa
$5.4B
27
Gombe
$5.2B
28
Taraba
$5.1B
29
Borno
$4.9B
30
Nasarawa
$4.6B
31
Kebbi
$4.5B
32
Zamfara
$4.3B
33
Plateau
$3.7B
34
Enugu
$3.5B
35
Kwara
$3.4B
36
Yobe
$2.7B
Highlights
Within Nigeria, Lagos ranks first in 2021 with $102.0B, followed by Rivers ($19.7B) and Akwa Ibom ($19.3B).
Lagos is 5.2 times higher than Rivers, the runner-up.
Across 36 entries, values run from $102.0B (Lagos) to $2.7B (Yobe), with a median of $8.5B.
Source: BudgIT (2021 estimate) (via Wikipedia), 2021. Unit: USD billion.
Source: BudgIT (2021 estimate) (via Wikipedia) · CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikipedia); underlying data © the cited publisher · fetched Oct 13, 2026