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6 least expensive states to live in Nigeria 2024

Nigeria offers diverse living options, with some states providing affordable lifestyles that fit any budget. In 2024, several Nigerian states continue to stand out for their low living cost, making them ideal choices for people looking to live well on a budget. 

According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) and recent living cost reports, here are some of the least expensive states to live in Nigeria. 

1. Kano State

Kano State, located in northern Nigeria, is one of the most affordable places to live. The cost of rent, food, and other essentials is significantly lower than in major cities like Lagos or Abuja. 

Kano also has a bustling market centre, which allows residents to buy food and household items at budget-friendly prices.

2. Kaduna State

Kaduna, another northern state, offers an affordable lifestyle with low rental and food costs. Residents can access good-quality market items with competitive prices. 

3. Enugu State

Enugu, known as the “Coal City,” is a southeastern state that offers an affordable lifestyle. Rent in Enugu is generally low, and the cost of local food and services are affordable.

4. Nasarawa State

Close to Abuja, Nasarawa State is an excellent choice for those who want to live affordably near Nigeria’s capital. The state has low housing costs, especially when compared to Abuja, and offers affordable food options.

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5. Benue State

Benue State, known as the “Food Basket of the Nation,” has a strong agricultural sector that keeps food prices low. This state offers affordable rent and other living essentials, which makes it attractive for families and students.

6. Ebonyi State

Ebonyi, in the southeastern region, is one of Nigeria’s lesser-known but affordable states. The cost of rent, food, and transportation is lower than in many other areas, which makes it ideal for individuals on a budget.

By considering these least expensive states to live in Nigeria, you can enjoy quality living on a budget in 2024.

 

Ayobami Sanusi

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