Top 10 Nigerian States by GDP in 2025: Economic Powerhouses and Growth Hubs

1. Lagos State: ₦41.17 trillion GDP (about $102 billion) in 2025 — Nigeria’s clear economic leader, driven by finance, trade, tech, and shipping.

2. Rivers State: ₦7.96 trillion ($19.27 billion) — Hub of Nigeria’s oil and gas sector.

3. Akwa Ibom State: ₦7.77 trillion ($19.25 billion) — Strong in energy production, agriculture, and growing tourism.

4. Imo State: ₦7.68 trillion ($19.02 billion) — A diverse, entrepreneurial southeastern economy.

5. Delta State: ₦6.19 trillion ($15.33 billion) — Oil, agriculture, and trade.

6. Anambra State: ₦5.14 trillion ($12.73 billion) — Rapidly rising with industrial and commercial growth.

7. Ondo State: ₦5.10 trillion ($12.63 billion) — Mix of agriculture and emerging industries.

8. Ogun State: ₦5.03 trillion ($12.46 billion) — Noted for manufacturing and industry.

9. Bayelsa State: ₦4.63 trillion ($11.47 billion) — Oil-rich with significant energy output.

10. Niger State: ₦4.58 trillion ($11.34 billion) — Agriculture, hydroelectric power, and trade.

These figures show that Nigeria’s state-level GDP is dominated by hubs of oil, industry, and commerce in 2025.