 10 states in Nigeria that got the world talking. Nigeria, a country in Africa on the Gulf of Guinea, is home to numerous natural wonders and animal reserves. Waterfalls, deep rainforest, savanna, and uncommon primate habitats can be found in protected locations like Cross River National Park and Ninkari National Park. Zuma Rock, a 725 meters tall monolith outside of Bugia that is depicted on the Nigerian money, is one of the most well-known sites. Nigeria consists of 36 states and one federal capital territory. According to the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, each of the 36 states is a semi-autonomous political subdivision that shares powers with the federal government. The federal capital territory is Nigeria's capital region, and it is within this territory by the Bugia, the country's capital, is located. The federal capital territory is not a state, but it is governed by elected people who are overseen by the federal government. Local government areas are subdivided into each state. In Nigeria, there are 774 local governments. The 36 states are co-equal, but not paramount under the Constitution because the federal government has sovereignty. The National Assembly can change the Constitution, but each alteration must be adopted by two-thirds of the Federation's 36 states. It's crucial to note that these states differ in a variety of ways, and they could be considered the best based on their economic value, standard of living, and level of industrialization. As a result, some of them are predicted to be among Nigeria's wealthiest states, while others will not. Here is a list of 10 Nigerian states that have made headlines around the world. As we go across these states, stay in touch with us and please subscribe. 10. Inugu State The southeastern state, which is ranked 10th on the list, is known as the coal city, and to some residents, it is referred to as 04-2. Inugu is one of the fastest growing states in Nigeria's eastern region. Its stunning scenery makes it one of the east's most popular tourist destinations. Enjoy quality nightlife and witness the best of festivals depending on the time of the year. The Masqueray Festival and the Nuneam Festival are both well known. 9. Emo State Our next destination will be in the state of Emo. Oh worry, Emo State Capital is regarded as one of the nicest places to live in a country. It is home to a multitude of tourist sites such as the Agita Lake, the Mbari Cultural and Art Center, and the Ada Palm Farm, among others. The nightlife in this section of a nation is also excellent. It is home to some of the most opulent real estate in the world. 8. Kajuna State The capital of Kajuna is also known as Kajuna. Its diverse population across the country assures that it ranks among Nigeria's best states. Even if you are far away from home, you will undoubtedly feel at ease here. Kajuna's inhabitants are quite accommodating. A variety of stunning constructions can also be found in the state. 7. Delta State The state is one of Nigeria's oil-producing regions, making her one of the wealthiest states in the world. It is one of the best states in Nigeria because to its good road network and lovely landscapes. Worry received a lot of attention and being the state's most populated city, it was given even more attention and development focus than a sabbath. 6. River State Rivers is perhaps Nigeria's richest state with a large claim to oil production. With top tourist attractions, it is a state full of adventure and luxury and you should surely consider Port Harcourt for your vacation. It is one of the few places in Nigeria that can compete with Lados and Abuja in terms of beauty, richness and infrastructure. It is unquestionably one of Nigeria's top states. 5. Uyo State The state of Uyo is the largest in the southwest region. In reality, Ebatten, the capital, is the country's largest city by population. Despite the fact that Ebatten and Uyo State as a whole are less expensive than Lagos, Abuja or Port Harcourt, it is nevertheless one of Nigeria's best states. It is also significant because of the state's geography as it serves as a crossroads for people traveling to other parts of the country. The state of Uyo's slogan is Peseta State. Aruba, Ikora, Isen, Lalapan, Saki, Agamoso and Akao are just a few of the popular towns and cities in the Uyo State. The University of Ebatten, Leeds City University, the Polytechnic Eyebatten and other tertiary institutions are all located there. 4. Aqua Ebum Uyo is the capital of Aqua Ebum. It is regarded as one of Nigeria's most beautiful cities and a lovely place to live. Uyo's ability as a top tourism destination is also undeniable. Uyo and Aqua, in general, have a good road network, despite being one of the most costly areas to reside. Learn more about Uyo and the things you didn't know. 3. Abuja Abuja is one place in Nigeria that can match Lagos in terms of wealthy populace, luxurious properties, and to an extent the hustle lifestyle, but with so much sanity, Abuja, unlike other states in the country, is a planned area. It is divided into phases and districts. There is no question about the security of this part of a country, as it is the capital of a country. You can read our articles on Moose District and Jabai to get more insights about Abuja. 2. Cross River State Cross River is the next greatest state in Nigeria on our ranking. Cross River is one of Nigeria's richest states, located in the south-central region, a location that is frequently praised for its natural beauty. Calabar is regarded the most beautiful city in Nigeria by some. Some of Nigeria's greatest hotels are located in this region of the country. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the country due to its high degree of security and excellent nightlife. It's also worth noting that the Calabar people are known for their wide range of delicacies. In the same spirit, the state is one of Nigeria's most costly locations to reside. Calabar is the place to go if you want to relax in a peaceful and secure atmosphere while living a lavish lifestyle. 1. Lagos State Lagos is an obvious mention for a variety of reasons. The megacity is located in Nigeria's southwest and is the country's most populated state. It is also, ironically, Nigeria's smallest state. It is frequently referred to be Nigeria's and West Africa's economic and commercial capital. Lagos has a population of around 20 million people. This means that Lagos has a higher population density than the rest of the country. When you examine the number of chances available in the state, the reason isn't so far fetched. As a result, it is considered one of Nigeria's best states. Lagos is a center for fintechs, entertainment, startups, and various side hustles in addition to its economic worth. It's also known as the greatest spot to enjoy life. Despite the fact that Lagos is split into two halves, Lagos Island and Lagos mainland, the state's economic activity are dispersed throughout the city. The Lagos Island part is frequently regarded as the residence of the society's wealthy earners. The Lagos mainland, on the other hand, is for the middle and lower classes. Though this is true to some extent, there are also plenty of exciting places on the Lagos mainland. Each state in Nigeria is distinct in some way. Each state's history, people, and culture are distinct from one another. Nigeria has it all, from cultural diversity and cuisine to nightlife. Take a tour of Nigeria's numerous states to fully appreciate the country's variety. Thank you for tuning in. If you enjoyed this video, please like, share, subscribe, and turn on notifications for new videos.