The West African Examination Council, WAEC has released the 2018 ranking of all the 36 States plus the Federal capital, Abuja in Nigeria with Abia still topping the chart.
In recent times, the first position has always revolved around Abia and Anambra States and Imo with Rivers getting close too.

Meanwhile, some states has risen above the position they were during the last ranking with Cross River State moving from 28th to 20th and Zamfara State sitting in last position.

Below is the latest WAEC ranking of the 36 states is as follow:

Abia – 1st
Anambra – 2nd
Edo – 3rd
Rivers – 4th
Imo – 5th
Lagos – 6th
Bayelsa – 7th
Delta – 8th
Enugu – 9th
Ebonyi – 10th
Ekiti – 11th
Kaduna – 12th
Ondo – 13th
Abuja – 14th
Kogi – 15th
Benue – 16th
Akwa Ibom – 17th
Kwara – 18th
Ogun – 19th
Cross River – 20th
Taraba – 21st
Plateau – 22nd
Nassarawa -23rd
Kano – 24th
Borno – 25th
Oyo – 26th
Niger – 27th
Adamawa -28th
Osun -29th
Sokoto – 30th
Bauchi – 31st
Kebbi – 32nd
Katsina – 33rd)
Gombe – 34th
Jigawa 35th
Zamfara – 36th
Yobe – 37th

Congratulations to Abia State…

https://www.solutionclass.com.ng/2018/07/latest-2018-waec-ranking-of-36-states.html

lala

North comes last in every positive benchmark.
Fear North

Thank God for the numerous private schools in Osun State, Osun will just be struggling with Yobe State for the last position.

Ekiti and ondo nawao

Ekiti why? from 1st to 11th, the governor have to answer this.

Ekiti no longer in top 10....smh for fayose