States of Nigeria

36 States Of Nigeria, & The Federal Capital Territory F.C.T.

Nigeria operates a federal system of Government, comprising of 36 federating state units, and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

The F.C.T., located in Abuja,  is not considered a state, but under the direct control of the Federal Government, with an FCT Minister appointed by the President to head and oversee its administration.

• Federal Capital Territory (FCT)

36 States of Nigeria

• Abia State
• Adamawa State
• Akwa Ibom State
• Anambra State
• Bauchi State
• Bayelsa State
• Benue State
• Borno State
• Cross River State
• Delta State
• Ebonyi State
• Edo State

• Ekiti State
• Enugu State
• Gombe State
• Imo State
• Jigawa State
• Kaduna State
• Kano State
• Katsina State
• Kebbi State
• Kogi State
• Kwara State
• Lagos State

• Nasarawa State
• Niger State
• Ogun State
• Ondo State
• Osun State
• Oyo State
• Plateau State
• Rivers State
• Sokoto State
• Taraba State
• Yobe State
• Zamfara State

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