The sizes of states within the South East region are

The sizes of states within the South East region are:

1. Enugu State (7,161 square kilometers)

2. Abia State (6,320 square kilometers)

3. Ebonyi State (5,670 square kilometers)

4. Imo State (5,530 square kilometers)

5. Anambra State (4,844 square kilometers).

Enugu State is the largest state in the South East, covering 7,161 square kilometers, while Anambra State is the most populous, estimated to have a population of 8 million people.

The total size of the South East region is 29,535 square kilometers, with approximately 35 million people residing within it. Out of these 35 million, 34.9 million are Ndígbo.

Around 15 million Ndígbo live in South South Nigeria, comprising both indigenous Igbo people from the South South and Ndígbo from the South East.

Approximately 10 million Igbo people reside in the South West region of the country, with 7 million of them reside in Lagos.

An estimated 5 million Igbos live in Northern Nigeria, with about 3 million residing in Kano and Kaduna state, and approximately 500,000 of them are indigenous Igbo from Benue and Kogi, which are in the Northern part of the country.

Additionally, more than 5 million Igbos live in various countries across Africa, while over two million reside in South and North America, Europe, Asia, and Oceania.

Ndígbo are the most populous tribe in Africa, with an estimated population of 75 million people. Any census that says otherwise is a scam and must be disregarded.