Top 10 most lucrative businesses in Nigeria

1. Agriculture
2. Sales of furniture
3. Making of fruit juices
4. Pure water production
5. Oil & Gas business
6. Haulage services
7. Hotel business
8. Fast food eateries
9. 2nd spare part imports
10. Property
(Wealthresult)
Enterprises distribution by state, 2017
Lagos - 8,395
Oyo - 6,131
Osun - 3,007
FCT - 2,825
Edo - 2,677
Kaduna - 2,650
Nasarawa - 2,604
Ogun - 2,465
Kano - 2,441
Ebonyi - 2,431
Jigawa - 2,370
Ondo - 2,363
Abia - 2,341
Bauchi - 2,241
Niger - 2,121
Imo - 2,020
(NBS)
Percentage of internet users, 2018
Bayelsa - 80%
Lagos - 68%
FCT - 68%
Ekiti - 68%
Delta - 67%
Rivers - 67%
Edo - 67%
Ondo - 67%
Ogun - 66%
Oyo - 66%
Osun - 65%
Kogi - 65%
Anambra - 65%
Kwara - 65%
Kaduna - 65%
Abia - 65%
Sokoto - 56%
Kebbi - 57%
Zamfara - 56%
(NCC)
Active internet subscriptions, 2018
Lagos - 15.7m
Ogun - 6.6m
Kano - 5.8m
Oyo - 5.8m
FCT - 5.2m
Kaduna - 5m
Rivers - 4.5m
Edo - 3.6m
Niger - 3.5m
Anambra - 3.1m
Osun - 2.8m
Ondo - 2.6m
Benue - 2.6m
Katsina - 2.5m
Ekiti - 1.1m
Ebonyi - 905K
Bayelsa - 824K
(NCC)
Active voice subscribers, 2018
Lagos - 23m
Ogun - 10m
Kano - 9.7m
Oyo - 8.8m
FCT - 7.7m
Kaduna - 7.7m
Rivers - 6.7m
Niger - 5.8m
Delta - 5.7m
Edo - 5.4m
Anambra - 4.7m
Osun - 4.3m
Katsina - 4.2m
Benue - 4.2m
Ondo - 4m
Ekiti - 1.6m
Ebonyi - 1.5m
Bayelsa - 1.2m
(NCC)
Telecoms industry contribution to GDP
2012 - 7.70%
2013 - 7.40%
2014 - 7.60%
2015 - 8.50%
2016 - 9.13%
2017 - 8.66%
2018 - 9.85%
(NCC)
Nigeria's active telephony subscribers
2012 - 113.2m
2013 - 127.6m
2014 - 139.1m
2015 - 151.0m
2016 - 154.5m
2017 - 145.1m
2018 - 172.9m
(NCC)
NIGERIA DEMOGRAPHY....
Less than 10yrs: 34%
10 - 19years: 19%
20 - 30years: 18%
30 - 39years: 12%
40 - 49years: 8%
50 - 59years: 4%
60 - 69years: 3%
Above 70years: 2%
83% of Nigerians are below 40years.
(NPC)
Nigerian University as at:
1960 - 2
1965 - 5
1970 - 6
1975 - 13
1980 - 16
1985 - 25
1990 - 30
1995 - 36
2000 - 45
2005 - 73
2010 - 102
2015 - 140
2019 - 174
Federal - 43
State - 52
Private - 79
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