Full list of 31 new states proposed by House of Reps Committee

February 6, 2025 Sharpnews Breaking News 0

Nigeria’s House of Representatives Committee on Constitution Review on Thursday proposed the creation of 31 new states in the country......CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>.....CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

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IDOMA VOICE reports that Nigeria’s number of sub-national governments will increase to 67, as the country currently has 36 states, including the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

Here is the full list of the 31 new states proposed by Nigeria’s House of Representatives Committee on Constitution Review:

  1. Okun State – from Kogi
  2. Okura State – from Kogi
  3. Confluence State – from Kogi
  4. Benue Apa State – from Benue
  5. Apa State – from Benue
  6. FCT State – Federal Capital Territory
  7. Amana State – from Adamawa
  8. Katagum State – from Bauchi
  9. Savannah State – from Borno
  10. Muri State – from Taraba
  11. New Kaduna State – from Kaduna
  12. Gujarat State – from Kaduna
  13. Tiga State – from Kano
  14. Ari State – from Kano
  15. Kainji State – from Kebbi
  16. Etiti State – South East region
  17. Orashi State – South East region
  18. Adada State – from Enugu
  19. Orlu State – South East region
  20. Aba State – South East region
  21. Ogoja State – from Cross River
  22. Warri State – from Delta
  23. Ori State – from Rivers
  24. Obolo State – from Rivers
  25. Torumbe State – from Ondo
  26. Ibadan State – from Oyo
  27. Lagoon State – from Lagos
  28. Ogun State – with focus on Ijebu
  29. Ijebu State – from Ogun
  30. Oke Ogun/Ijesha State – from Oyo/Ogun/Osun
  31. Ogun/Ijesha State – further subdivision of Ogun/Osun States
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