Lagos was valued at $108 billion, while the other Nigerian city on the list – Abuja – was valued at $13 billion.
The list of the continent’s wealthiest cities is curated based on The AfrAsia Bank Africa Wealth Report 2018. It “indicates where clusters of wealthy cities are developing across the continent, as well as showing a few more isolated locations of money aggregation.”
See the Top 10 wealthiest countries below:
- Johannesburg (South Africa) – $276 billion
- Cape Town (South Africa) – $155 billion
- Cairo (Egypt) – $140 billion
- Lagos (Nigeria) – $108 billion
- Durban (South Africa) – $55 billion
- Nairobi (Kenya) – $54 billion
- Luanda (Angola) – $49 billion
- Pretoria (South Africa) – $48 billion
- Casablanca (Morocco) – $42 billion
- Accra (Ghana) – $38 billion
