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{{ref improve|date=March 2015}}The following table presents a listing of Nigeria's 36 states ranked in order of their total GDP in 2010.[1] | Rank | State | GDP
(in millions
of USD) |
|---|
| 1 | Lagos State | US$33,679 | | 2 | Rivers State | US$21,073 | | 3 | Delta State | US$16,749 | | 4 | Oyo State | US$16,121 | | 5 | Imo State | US$14,212 | | 6 | Kano State | US$12,393 | | 7 | Edo State | US$11,888 | | 8 | Akwa Ibom State | US$11,179 | |
| 9 | Ogun State | US$10,470 | | 10 | Kaduna State | US$10,334 | | 11 | Cross River State | US$9,292 | | 12 | Abia State | US$8,687 | | 13 | Ondo State | US$8,414 | | 14 | Osun State | US$7,280 | | 15 | Benue State | US$6,864 | | 16 | Anambra State | US$6,764 | | 17 | Katsina State | US$6,022 | | 18 | Niger State | US$6,002 | | 19 | Borno State | US$5,175 | | 20 | Plateau State | US$5,154 | | 21 | Sokoto State | US$4,818 | | 22 | Bauchi State | US$4,713 | | 23 | Kogi State | US$4,642 | | 24 | Adamawa State | US$4,582 | | 25 | Enugu State | US$4,396 | | 26 | Bayelsa State | US$4,337 | | 27 | Zamfara State | US$4,123 | | 28 | Kwara State | US$3,841 | | 29 | Taraba State | US$3,397 | | 30 | Kebbi State | US$3,290 | | 31 | Nassarawa State | US$3,022 | | 32 | Jigawa State | US$2,988 | | 33 | Ekiti State | US$2,848 | | 34 | Ebonyi State | US$2,732 | | 35 | Gombe State | US$2,501 | | 36 | Yobe State | US$2,011 |
References1. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.cgidd.com|publisher=Canback Dangel|title=C-GIDD (Canback Global Income Distribution Database)|accessdate = 2008-08-20}}
{{NigerianStateLists}} 2 : Lists of states of Nigeria|Gross state product |