10 Cheapest Cities To Live in Nigeria (See)

                               The majority of Nigerians dream about living in Lagos and Abuja. But they are the most expensive cities of Nigeria. But there are plenty of cities which can offer you lover cost of living but to provide political stability and low cost housing. You find there , countless opportunities for investment and to earn money as well.

So here are top-10 cheapest cities to live in Nigeria.

1. Ikot Ekpene

Ikot Ekpene is in the Akwa Ibom state. Here you can find a lot of commercial activities and raffia business. The main area of commercial activities: exports of palm products: The system of public transport is quite developed and accessible. Housing is rather affordable as well.
2. Aba

Aba is situated in the Abia State. It is known for its peaceful area and cheap and nice housing. Major areas of economics there are: textiles, plastics, cement, and cosmetics. This city has the largest market in West Africa. Food is very cheap there due to a lot of villages around the town.
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3. Ibadan

Ibadan is an ancient city, but it managed to adapt to the modernization in its best. Prices here are much more lower than in Lagos or other major cities. City has either the bright nightlife and cheap housing and great public transport.
4. Ikom

Ikom is rather a town, than a city, but it has a lit of great touristic attractions like Nigeria’s Stonehenge called Ikom Monoliths, Afi rain forest, Ikom town beach and Agbokim Waterfall. Fresh and cheap food can be found here easily, as well as cheap housing and peaceful environment.
5. Ilorin

Alongside with cheap prices this city is also blessed with great educational opportunities, , natural resources, historical relics and health facilities. It is a great are for business and investments as well.
6. Onitsha

Onitsha is a great city for family living. It is located in Anabra State. You can find a low-cost of living and cheap housing there. Public transport is nicely developed there as well.
7. Ile Ife

Ile Ife is a city in Osun State. There is a famous Natural History Museum of Nigeria and the Obafemi Awolowo University. You can find some great business opportunities there as well. The cost of living is rather cheap too.
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8. Zaria

Zaria is a city in Nirthern Nigeria. Formerly it was known as Zazzu. There situate the largest university in Nigeria Ahmadu Bello University. Some other famous schools are there as well. This city is very quiet, full of interesting culture and low prices.
9. Makurdi

Makrudi is a capital of Benues State. But the prices there are surprisingly low. The infrastructure and local economy are pretty nicely developed there. The cost of living is low as well as property prices.
10. Abeokuta

Abeokuta is a one more cheap State’s capital. You can find low-cost of living, cheap housing, quality educational facilities and modern amenities there. So you can easily spend less and make more there.