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Nigeria is the most populated African black nation on earth
with a population of over 200 million people.

They are rich in natural resources
and also diverse in culture and heritage.
Listed at the bottom of this page  are over 300 tribes and ethnic groups and states they
live in.

In a country so rich and diverse in culture,its expected to have an array of beautiful women,that is the case with Nigeria,every tribe in Nigeria is blessed with beautiful gorgeous undiluted African women.

The major tribes in Nigeria are the Ibo,the Hausa and the Yoruba.
Due to the excessive beauty of Nigerian women,we decided to conduct an online poll/ voting to find out the states in Nigeria with the most beautiful women.

Using the result of the online poll,we did our own research and found out that its probably the truth.

Out of over 300 tribes,36 States and different ethnic groups living in Nigeria,we
bring to you the top then most admirable and beautiful states with the cutest
girls in Nigeria based on popular votes from an online survey.

10. EDO STATE

Coming in at 25.7% is Edo state.The capital of Edo state is Benin city AkA The heartbeat of Nigeria. 

The ethnic groups found in this southern state
include :Igarra, Edo, Etsako/Afemai, Esan and Okpamheri. Edo, Okpe, Esan, Afemai/Etsako,
Ora, Akoko-Edo, Igbanke, Emai.

The girls found in this state are amicably beautiful both in
theory and practice.

9. KANO STATE

Kano state is blazing though with 35.2% to capture this
coveted spot.
This northern state of Nigeria aka the center of commerce has
a array of beautiful damsels under the veil.

The hausa-fulani ethnic group can be found in this state

8. OGUN STATE

The Gateway state cliches the number 8 spot with 43.1%.







This southwestern states boosts with beautiful dark skinned
Yoruba girls.

Other popular towns in the Ogun State are Ijebu Ode, Sagamu,
Ijebu Igbo, Ogere Remo, Iperu, Ilaro Ayetoro and Ota. 

This Nigerian state is well
known for having many industrial estates and a major manufacturing hub in
Nigeria.Factories in Ogun state include: Dangote Cement factory, Nestle,Lafarge
Cement factory ,Coleman Cables,Procter & Gamble in Agbara.
They also manufacture beautiful ladies.

Also the presence of universities in the state aided in the
high amount of beautiful ladies. Universities like Covenant University,Olabisi
Onabanjo University,Federal University of Agriculture,Covenant University,Tai
Solarin,Babcock University,Bells University of Technology,Olabisi Onabanjo Uni
and Crescent University also helped in bringing an exotic and assorted
collection of beautiful girls into the state.

7. RIVERS STATE

The treasure base of the nation and also Nigeria garden city
occupies this spot closely with 45%.

It is home to ethnic groups like the Ikwerre, Ibani, Opobo,
Eleme, Okrika, and Kalabari, Etche, Ogba, Ogoni, Engenni, Obolo and others.

Its an oil rich state with a lot of multi national international
oil companies operating in the state.
Some of port-harcourt girls are quite beautiful and classy,so
if your planing to visit the city you better be loaded with cash.

Uniport is the states most popular university.
Another honorable mention is the Kalabari women of Rivers
state.


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6.CROSS RIVER

Mbok! Calabar girls are delightful and enthralling!
No 6 spot and 57.7% goes to calabar girls of cross river
state.

The state is well known for its breath taking tourist
locations and beautiful natural landscape.
This land is mainly occupied by the Efik.

5. DELTA STATE

Wanna take a trip to the south south??
The 5th spot,and among the top five goes to the state with
the big heart.




Delta state is an oil producing state and its also strong in
agriculture,its capital city is Asaba while its commercial hub is warri.

Ethnic groups living in this area include The igbo
affiliated people Anioma which consists of Aniocha/Oshimili, Ndokwa/Ukwuani
ethnic nationality, the ika,Urhobo/Isoko, Itsekiri and Izon ethnic groups.

Delta girls are admirable and appealing,probably why they
stole the 5th spot with 61.1%.

4. ABUJA

The nations capital comes in 4th with 73.9%.
Almost all the tribes in Nigeria are represented in Abuja.
The federal Capital territory Abuja is one of the wealthiest city
in Africa.

Here you can meet and interact with exquisite and classy Nigerian
girls from other countries and also from other states.

3. ENUGU

The coal city state of mind!!
The third position with 75.4% goes to the coal city.

This state is predominantly occupied by the Igbos,one of the
major ethnic groups in Nigeria.

A Typical Enugu girl is descent and well raised.

In Enugu you cannot walk down the road or drive for at least
7km without turning your head to stare.

Enugu girls are beauteous, graceful and charming.

Tertiary institutions like ESUT,UNEC, Godfrey Okoye  University and Caritas University has assisted
in adding spice to the truck load of foreign beauties in the state.

2. LAGOS

Lasgidi state of mind!
Holding down the title of the state with the 2nd most
admirable and beautiful girls in Nigeria with 75.1%.

Lagos is Nigeria’s largest city,and one of the major
economic powerhouse state of Nigeria.
It is one of the busiest and fastest growing cities in the
world with beautiful beaches and tourist locations.

Founded by the Awori subgroup of the Yoruba.

The Yoruba’s are one of the major ethnic groups in Nigeria.

Lagos girls are adorable, alluring,highly sophisticated and
certified hustlers,they like to make their own money.

1. IMO STATE

The Eastern Heartland.

The title of the
state with the most beautiful girls in Nigeria goes to Imo state Owerri with 93.6%!!

Honestly I don’t know why almost every girl in owerri is
light skinned and gorgeous.
Imo state also has the highest number of pageants and models
more than any state in Nigeria.

Imo state university – IMSU is legendary when it comes to churning out
this beauteous & beautiful girls.

Imo state is home to the Igbo Ethnic group of Nigeria.

Imo state is rich in natural resources including crude oil,agriculture
and commerce.


There you have it,the ten nigerian state with the most
beautiful girls based on online poll and survey.
Honorable mentions coming in at (no 11) 23.2% (Benue State)
and (no 12) 21.9% (Kogi State).

 Also the Shuwa  Arab Ethnic group of Borno State with 19.6%

Below is a list of some of the Major tribes in Nigeria and their states.
Cross River



  • Abayon
  • Adun
  • Adim                                                                       
  • Agbo
  • Akaju-Ndem 
  • (Akajuk)Anyima               
  • Bachere
  • Bekwarra
  • Bette
  • Bahumono
  • Boki
  • Ejagham
  • Mbube
  • Mbembe
  • Nkim
  • Nkum
  • Olulumo
  • Yakurr (Yako)
  • Yache
  • Ododop
  • Uyanga
  • Ekoi
  • Efik
  • Etung
  • Ikom
  • Qua
  • Iyalla
  • Ukelle
  • Ikom 

                                  
 Rivers State    

  • Abua (Odual)
  • Ikwerre
  • Ebana
  • Etche 
  • Kana
  • Andoni                                                                                                                                                                           

Kebbi State
  • Achipa (Achipawa)                                                                         
  • Dakarkari
  • Duka
  • Danda (Dandawa)
  • Fulbe
  • Kamaku
  • Reshe
  • Zarma (Zarmawa)   
  • Kambari

  
 Yobe State

  • Affade
  • Bade
  • Bole
  • Fulbe
  • Ngizim
  • Ngweshe
  • Ndhang
  • Ngamo         
  • Karekare

Plateau State

  • Afizere                                                                                          
  • Afo
  • Alago
  • Anaguta 
  • Amo
  • Ankwei
  • Bashiri (Bashirawa)
  • Bassa,buji,
  • Challa
  • Chip
  • Chokobo
  • Dumuk
  • Fyer
  • Fyam
  • Qanawuri
  • Geruma
  • Goernai
  • Gwandara
  • Gwari
  • Irigwe
  • Jere
  • Jimbin
  • Kanufi
  • Bada
  • Kurama
  • Kwalla
  • Kenern
  • Kulere
  • Kwato
  • Kwaro
  • Limono
  • Mada
  • Mabo
  • Mama
  • Memyang
  • Miango
  • Miligili
  • Montol
  • Munga
  • Mushere
  • Mwahavul (Mwaghavul)
  • Ninzam
  • Nokere
  • Nunku
  • Birom
  • Bkkos
  • Burma
  • Pai
  • Pyapun
  • Rindire
  • Rukuba
  • Ron
  • Shangawa
  • Shan Shan
  • Sikdi
  • Sura
  • Tarok
  • Yergan
  • Yuom
  • Bwall
  • Eggon
  • Gusu
  • Katana


 Benue State

  • Idoma
  • Akweya-Yachi                                                                              
  • Etilo
  • Jukun
  • Tiv                                       

 Akwa lbom State

  • Anang                                                                                           
  • Eket
  • Ibeno
  • Ibibio
  • Oron

 Bauchi State

  • Angas                                                                                           
  • Bambora
  • Banka
  • Bara
  • Barke
  • Bele
  • Boma
  • Bomboro,
  • Buli
  • Burak
  • Buta
  • Chamo
  • Dadiya
  • Daza
  • Deno
  • Ouguri
  • Duma
  • Galambi
  • Geji
  • Gerawa
  • Geruma
  • Gingwak
  • Gubi
  • Gururntum
  • Jaku
  • Jara
  • Jere
  • Jirai
  • Dera
  • Kariya
  • Kirfi
  • Kubi
  • Kudawa
  • Kushi
  • Kwami
  • Kwanka
  • Miyawa
  • Ngamo
  • Ningi
  • Pa’a
  • Pero
  • Polchi habe
  • Rebinawa
  • Dera
  • Limono
  • Saya
  • Segidi
  • Sanga
  • Siri
  • Tera
  • Tula
  • Waja
  • Warji
  • Zaranda
  • Zayam
  • Zul
  • Kare kare
  • Rebina
  • Chama
  • Bole
  • Gyem


 Kaduna State

  • Attakar (ataka)                                                                                
  • Ayu
  • Bassa
  • Fulani
  • Gwandara
  • Gwari
  • Jaba
  • Kafanchan
  • Kagoro
  • Kajuru
  • Kaka
  • Kamaku
  • Kanikon
  • Katab
  • Kiballo
  • Kiwollo
  • Moruwa
  • Ninzo
  • Koro
  • Rishuwa
  • Rumada
  • Rumaya
  • Surubu
  • Bina
  • Manchok
  • Mada
  • Gure





 Adamawa
                                                                                                           
  • Babur
  • Bachama
  • Banso
  • Batta 
  • Baya
  • Bilei 
  • Bille 
  • Botlere
  • Bura
  • Daka
  • Daba
  • Palli
  • Ga’anda Gira
  • Gizigz
  • Gombi
  • Gude
  • Gudu
  • Gwa
  • Gwamba
  • Holma
  • Hona
  • Ichen
  • Jidda-Abu
  • Jibu
  • Kaje
  • Bwatiye  
  • Kambu 
  • Kamo
  • Kanufi          
  • Bwazza
  • Kilba
  • Lakka
  • Lala
  • Ubbo
  • Longuda
  • Manbilla
  • Margi
  • Matakarn
  • Mbol
  • Mbula
  • Muchaila Mundang
  • Nyam
  • Njayi
  • Pire
  • Shuwa
  • Sukur
  • Teme
  • Tigon
  • Tur
  • Vemgo
  • Verre
  • Wagga
  • Wulla
  • Yungur
  • Kurdul

 Jigawa State
                                                                                                                
  • Auyoka (Auyokawa)                                                                           
  • Fulani
  • Hausa
  • Kanufi
  • Kurama
  • Warja

Borno State
                                                                                                            
  • Chibok
  • Shuwa
  • Chinine
  • Buduma
  • Babur
  • Daza
  • Dghwede
  • Fulani
  • Gamergu-Mulgwa  
  • Gavako
  • Gwoza
  • Hausa
  • Higi
  • Kamaku
  • Kanembu
  • Kanufi
  • Mandara
  • Mobber
  • Tera
  • Bura



Taraba State
                                                                                                                          
  • Bakulung 
  • Bali         
  • Bambuko            
  • Bobua
  • Banda (Bandawa) 
  • Betso           
  • Bete
  • Chamba
  • Chukkol
  • Dangsa
  • Epie
  • Diba
  • Fulani
  • Gengle
  • Gornun
  • Gonia
  • Gwom
  • Jahuna
  • Jero
  • Jonjo
  • Kadara
  • Kanufi
  • Karimo
  • Kenton
  • Koma
  • Kona
  • Kugama
  • Kunini
  • Kuteb
  • Kutin
  • Kwanchi
  • Lama
  • Lamja
  • Lau
  • Mumuye
  • Ndoro
  • Nyam
  • Nyandang
  • Mbum
  • Panyam
  • Pkanzom
  • Poll
  • Potopo
  • Sakbe
  • Sate
  • Sate
  • Tarok
  • Tikar
  • Vommi
  • Wurkun
  • Waka
  • Yandang
  • Yott

Niger State

  • Baruba (Barba) 
  • Baushi   
  • Nupe
  • Boko
  • Buduma
  • Dskarkari
  • Fulani
  • Gade
  • Gurmana
  • Gwandara
  • Gwari
  • Kamaku
  • Kambari
  • Kurama
  • Lopa
  • Pongo
  • Reshe
  • Rubu
  • Uncinda
  • Ura
  • Yumu
  • Zabara 
  • Laaru
  • Ijumu
  • Lopa             


Edo
State

  • Bini (Edo) 
  • Ebira
  • Ebu
  • Esan
  • Etsako
  • Etuno
  • Igala
  • Okpamheri
  • Owan
  • Uneme




Kogi State

  • Bunu 
  • Ebira
  • Ebu
  • Gbedde  
  • Igala
  • Yoruba
  • Ogori
  • Owe
  • Oworo
  • Yagba


Yobe State

  • Fulani
  • Kanuri
  • Ngamo
  • Buru      
  • Bade


Kano State/Katsina State/Sokoto State/Gombe State

  • Hausa /Fulani                             


Anambra State/Enugu State/Abia State/Imo State /Ebonyi State
  • Igbo

Delta State
  • Urhobo
  • Ika
  • Isoko 
  • lsekiri
  • Ukwani (Kwale)

        

Kwara State,
Lagos State, Ogun State, Ondo State, Oyo State, Osun State, Ekiti State, Kogi
State
  • Yoruba

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