Warmest Cities in Nigeria

Top 100 cities ranked by warmest cities

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Warmest Cities — Nigeria

1 Kamba 40 84°F

2 Dakingari 40 84°F

3 Illela 51 84°F

4 Kangiwa 40 84°F

5 Bagudo 40 84°F

6 Kende 40 84°F

7 Shanga 40 84°F

8 Birnin Kebbi 40 83°F

9 Jega 40 83°F

10 Gwadabawa 51 83°F

11 Gulma 40 83°F

12 Maiyama 40 83°F

13 Kukawa 27 83°F

14 Tambuwal 51 83°F

15 Binji 51 83°F

16 Gwandu 40 83°F

17 Monguno 27 83°F

18 Argungu 40 83°F

19 Damasak 27 83°F

20 Sokoto 51 83°F

21 Ngala 27 83°F

22 Gamboru 27 83°F

23 Wurno 51 83°F

24 Bin Yauri 40 83°F

25 Marte 27 83°F

26 Goronyo 51 83°F

27 Dange 51 83°F

28 Rabah 51 83°F

29 Bornu Yassu 27 83°F

30 Dikwa 27 83°F

31 Gummi 57 83°F

32 Bida 31 82°F

33 Agaie 31 82°F

34 Badeggi 31 82°F

35 Magumeri 27 82°F

36 Duku 31 82°F

37 Gandi 51 82°F

38 Mahuta 40 82°F

39 Yola 35 82°F

40 Geidam 44 82°F

41 Jimeta 35 82°F

42 Maiduguri 27 82°F

43 New Shagunnu 31 82°F

44 Zungeru 31 82°F

45 Ibi 43 82°F

46 Gassol 43 82°F

47 Yelwa 49 82°F

48 Baro 31 82°F

49 Numan 35 82°F

50 Mutum Biyu 43 82°F

51 Bama 27 82°F

52 Machina 44 82°F

53 Konkwesso 31 82°F

54 Ngurore 35 82°F

55 Auna 31 82°F

56 Lau 43 82°F

57 Kwali 11 82°F

58 Patigi 30 82°F

59 Talata Mafara 57 82°F

60 Lafiagi 30 82°F

61 Lapai 31 82°F

62 Gwio Kura 44 82°F

63 Gashua 44 82°F

64 Kumagunnam 44 82°F

65 Shinkafi 57 82°F

66 Anka 57 82°F

67 Riti 43 82°F

68 Abakaliki 53 82°F

69 Doma 56 82°F

70 Konduga 27 81°F

71 Makurdi 26 81°F

72 Dapchi 44 81°F

73 Mayo-Belwa 35 81°F

74 Ezza-Ohu 53 81°F

75 Wawa 31 81°F

76 Lafia 56 81°F

77 Moriki 57 81°F

78 Wukari 43 81°F

79 Isieke 53 81°F

80 Mallammaduri 39 81°F

81 Beli 43 81°F

82 Obubra 22 81°F

83 Minna 31 81°F

84 Rijau 31 81°F

85 Idiroko 16 81°F

86 Nasarawa 56 81°F

87 Tokombere 27 81°F

88 Benisheikh 27 81°F

89 Alimosho 05 81°F

90 Akowonjo 05 81°F

91 Hinna 55 81°F

92 Deba 55 81°F

93 Afikpo 53 81°F

94 Dankalwa 44 81°F

95 Dabai 40 81°F

96 Lagos 05 81°F

97 Idah 41 81°F

98 Badagry 05 81°F

99 Koton-Karfe 41 81°F

100 Buga 56 81°F

The warmest cities in Nigeria enjoy high average annual temperatures, making them attractive to those who prefer mild winters and plenty of sunshine. Kamba leads with an average annual temperature of 84°F.

Warm-climate cities are popular destinations for retirees, winter migrants, and outdoor enthusiasts. They typically offer year-round access to outdoor activities, lower heating costs, and longer growing seasons. Many have seen significant population growth in recent decades.

While warm weather is appealing, these cities may also face challenges including extreme summer heat, higher cooling costs, water scarcity, and vulnerability to hurricanes or other weather events. Many are investing in heat mitigation strategies and sustainable water management.

Did You Know?

1. Kamba's average temperature of 84°F means residents enjoy warm weather virtually year-round.
2. The warmest U.S. cities are concentrated in southern Florida, Hawaii, and the desert Southwest.
3. Warm-climate cities have seen the fastest population growth in the U.S. over the past two decades, driven by retirees and remote workers.

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