Anambra State is a Nigerian state, located in the southeastern region of the country. The state was created on 27 August 1991.

Anambra state is bounded by Delta State to the west, Imo State to the south, Enugu State to the east and Kogi State to the north.

Nicknamed the "Light of the Nation",Anambra is the tenth most populous state in Nigeria with an estimation of over 9 million residents in the state.

Agriculture is an important economic sector in the state: oil palm, corn, rice, yam, and cassava are its main cash crops. Fishing in inland waterways is a significant commercial activity.

The principal minerals found in the state are gypsum, kaolin, bauxite, iron ore, and lead. Anambra state also has natural gas and crude oil.

The state capital; Awka is famous for its legendary blacksmithing, spans six Local Government Areas of Aniocha, Awka South, Awka North, Dunukofia, Njikoka and Orumba North.

The city of Onitsha has strong trade links with many parts of gthe country and the world. Its market is the largest in West Africa. Nnewi, the second most economically vibrant centre after Onitsha has virtually become the automobile spare parts market of the nation and a fast-growing industrial centre.

Anambra houses the first Nigerian vehicle manufacturer, Innoson, an automobile manufacturer, located in Nnewi.

The natural features of Hills, Lakes, Caves, Forests, and table Savannah land form the beautiful landscapes of Anambra State.

The Igbo language is the mother tongue, but English is widely spoken due to the early influence of Missionary Schools & The Royal Niger Company Traders.