FULL LIST: 18 States Fail To Attract Foreign Investment

 FULL LIST: 18 States Fail To Attract Foreign Investment 



FULL LIST: 18 States Fail To Attract Foreign Investment

Data released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) revealed that 18 out of the 36 states in the country failed to attract foreign investment in the last three years (2021 – 2023).


NBS listed the states as follows :


1. Bauchi

2. Bayelsa

3. Benue

4. Borno

5. Cross River

6. Ebonyi

7. Edo

8. Enugu

9. Gombe

10. Imo

11. Jigawa

12. Kaduna

13. Kebbi

14. Nasarawa

15. Sokoto

16. Taraba

17. Yobe

18. Zamfara

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