Wednesday, 27 June 2012

NATURAL RESOURCES AND THEIR LOCATIONS IN NIGERIA




1.         Lead Zinc
            Abakaliki, Ogoja

2.         Limestone
            Ukpilla, Sokoto and Ewekoro

3.         Tin
            Jos

4.         Rice
            Abakaliki, Ogoja and Ekiti

5.         Gold
            Ilesha and Sokoto

6.         Marble
            Igbeti

7.         Salt
            Ebonyi and Abia

8.         Ply Wood
            Port Harcourt and Sapele

9.         Palm Oil
            Rivers, Kogi, Cross River, Imo and Delta

10.        Rubber
            Edo, Delta and Cross River

11.        Ignite
            Asaba

12.        Oil and Gas
            Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom. Cross River, Delta, Edo, Abia and Imo

13.        Coaco
            Ondo, Cross River and Oyo

14.        Iron Ore
            Agbaje, Aladja and Ajaokuta

15.        Coal
            Enugu

16.        Cement
            Cross River, Ondo and Oyo

19 comments:

Zini said...

This is very informative. to think that Nigeria is so blesses with all these Natural resources, we have no business with poverty.

Zini said...

This is very informative. to think that Nigeria is so blessed with all these Natural resources, we have no business with poverty.

Unknown said...

yikes^ at "Zini"

Anonymous said...

We are so blessed as a nation

Anonymous said...

The value of all the other resources mentioned here is completely dwarfed by petroleum oil. Just saying...

Anonymous said...

These are vast areas of opportunities

Anonymous said...

rice is not a natural resource

Anonymous said...

Do these kid nappings and marriage have a connection to NIGERIAS natural resouces ? ANGLOS always divide a country over Blood Diamonds, Gold, Presious Chemicals, Palm Oil...etc.

Anonymous said...

EXAMPLE ; MALAYSIA FLT. # 370 WAS CARRYING 5000 LBS. OF LITHIUM. WHICH IS USED IN EVERY CELL PHONE AND ELECTRIC CARS. THIS IS A VERY VALUEABLE RESOURCE TO KILL OVER.

Anonymous said...

rice is an agricultural produce, likewise palm oil and cocoa. cement is a produce of limestone. hence there are not natural resources.
please also correct the spelling of cocoa........not coaco. thanks

Anonymous said...

this is very misleading

Unknown said...

It is amazing that Nigeria is blessed with abundance of natural resources. We need quality leaders to fully harness the resources to the maximum advantage of the citizenry. The States of the Federation that are insolvent and incapable of fulfilling their financial obligations toward their workers/civil servants and creditors should look inwards and take advantage of the resources at their disposal, otherwise they should bury their heads in shame and merge with more viable States. Period! Babatunde Adefila

OK GLOBAL CONCEPTZ, NIGERIA said...

God bless Nigeria
Bawaye ifajeunnu

coubido said...

where are the rest resources

Anonymous said...

I wish buhari has read this

Unknown said...

I am very suppries that we have all of this, but then we still surfar as tho we have nothing.

Unknown said...

Rice is not a resource, cocoa, and some other things mention there are not natural resources but Nigeria is blessed with natural resources that if well harness alot of us won't be in poverty.May God open the eyes of the leaders.

dami ayoola ashogbon said...

nigeria has many resources that other countries do not have but nigeria and other countries are blessed by god

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