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Economic Confidential, July, 2009

FACTS AND FIGURES

 

Federation Account: June 2009

 Gross Summary of Statutory Revenue and VAT

 

 

The Sharing of N313bn in June 2009: Akwa Ibom Still Richer, Cross River Rating Improves Marginally

 

The Federation Account Allocation Committee at its meeting in June 2009 disburses N313bn to the tiers of government against N230 shared in the previous month. This is apart from additional disbursement of N33bn from Excess Crude Account being difference between Budget and Actual.

 

For the third time this year, the Economic Confidential reveals that Akwa Ibom is still the highest recipient from the Federation Account Allocation in June 2009 receiving a total sum of N11.27bn (against N8.3bn in May) followed by Rivers State which received N10.96bn (against N8.05bn in the previous month), Delta N10bn (against N7.4bn in the previous month), Lagos N10.8bn (against N6.7bn in the previous month) and Kano N6.8bn (against N5.18bn in the previous month). The former oil-producing Cross River state which received N3.4bn (against N2.088bn in May) has it ranking improved from 31st position in May2009 to 26th position in June beating, this time, states like Zamfara, Yobe, Jigawa, Enugu and Sokoto who received higher in the previous month. The lowest recipients in June include Gombe N2.8bn (against N2.12bn in May), Nasarawa N2.7bn (against N2.081bn in May), Ebonyi N2.72bn (against N2.04bn in May) and Ekiti N2.87bn (against N2.20bn in May 2009).

 

In the findings of the Economic Confidential the figures are total net allocations from the Statutory and VAT proceeds to the states and their local government councils. The Economic Confidential can also confirm other disbursements in June 2009: Federal N124bn (against N95bn in previous month), FCT Councils N736 (against N749million in previous month), Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) 1.43bn (against N1.54bn in previous month), and Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) N3.45bn (against N2.69bn in previous month).

 

 

 

 

 

State government

 

Local government

 

 

1

s/no

2

state

3

no of lgCs

4

gross statutory + min revenue

5

net statutory + mineral revenue

6

VAT SHARED

7

gross statutory revenue

8

net statutory revenue

9

net vat to l/govt

10

total paid

(5+6+8+9)

s/no

 

 

 

=N=

=N=

 

=N=

=N=

=N=

=N=

 

1

Abia

17

1,876,068,587.47

1,862,483,613.71

430,099,50043

987,005,955.49

987,005,955.49

257,405,906.67

3,536,995,034.30

1

2

Adamawa

21

1,651,955,251.81

1,641,396,375.45

436,989,490.63

1,270,180,627.98

1,270,180,627.98

299,686,541.13

3,648,253,035.19

2

3

Akwa Ibom

31

8,753,267,267.65

8,669,277,28.49

496,242,021.61

1,675,112,734.76

1,675,112,734.76

432,434,026.40

11,273,065,811.26

3

4

Anambra

21

1,668,602,365.61

1,618,904,466.66

492,874,794.59

1,259,132,412.06

1,259,132,412.06

337,922,384.29

3,708,834,057.59

4

5

Bauchi

20

1,35,281,718.80

1,807,551,895.61

503,846,343.10

1,456,267,710.70

1,456,267,710.70

336,679,118.13

4,104,345,067.53

5

6

Bayelsa

8

4,249,304,811.84

4,238,922,846.53

361,185,833.53

535,782,618.12

535,782,618.12

126,923,775.96

5,262,815,074.14

6

7

Benue

23

1,738,868,709.84

1,772,964,600.34

475,172,517.96

1,480,728,643.07

1,480,728,643.07

345,106,962.86

4,073,972,724.23

7

8

Borno

27

1,969,253,894.25

1,956,58,318.31

500,836,916.82

1,71,763,763.72

1,71,763,763.72

398,731,931.31

4,557,390,930.16

8

9

Cross River

18

1,550,768,048.49

1,689,284,084.86

428,150,454.35

1,057,528,051.11

1,057,528,051.11

265,540,944.20

3,440,503,534.53

9

10

Delta

25

7,835,895,578.50

7,771,913,065.03

523,859,155.55

1,397,775,509.70

1,397,775,509.70

394,960,662.22

10,088,508,392.50

10

11

Ebonyi

13

1,369,534,966.48

1,348,068,924.66

412,494,862.92

753,416,878.71

753,416,878.71

207,527,768.34

2,721,508,434.63

11

12

Edo

18

2,103,881,740.52

1,941,958,306.88

443,501,423.84

1,058,468,849.71

1,058,468,849.71

276,146,584.83

3,720,075,165.25

12

13

Ekiti

16

1,381,460,990.09

1,358,648,057.40

416,532,528.26

861,013,839.84

861,013,839.84

238,426,102.27

2,874,620,527.76

13

14

Enugu

17

1,558,619,669.24

1,527,561,714.55

461,131,026.53

1,020,137,750.15

1,020,137,750.15

278,354,900.00

3,287,185,391.22

14

15

Gombe

11

1,465,163,760.22

1,455,513,367.45

420,143,156.99

744,393,739.79

744,393,739.79

194,272,633.36

2,814,340,951.59

15

16

Imo

27

2,052,099,658.60

1,673,267,178.34

479,019,541.21

1,477,084,68.36

1,477,084,68.36

384,167,596.89

4,013,539,014.79

16

17

Jigawa

27

1,827,758,468.76

1,802,482,187.68

488,105,927.22

1,549,688,173.22

1,549,688,173.22

390,887,263.49

4,231,163,551.62

17

18

Kaduna

23

2,083,117,014.25

2,034,863,890.94

571,42,231.34

1,662,142,949.09

1,662,142,949.09

411,162,384.88

4,679,589,456.25

18

19

Kano

44

2,610,792,817.82

2,531,688983.32

804,52,608.95

2,727,808,706.60

2,727,808,706.60

763,809,812.80

6,827,828,111.67

19

20

Katsina

34

1,985,500,128.91

1,925,701,734.93

555,218,250.58

1,994,319,737.65

1,994,319,737.65

502,263,931.36

4,977,503,654.52

 

20

21

Kebbi

21

1,660,754,718.05

1,512,07,317.27

457,210,759.04

1,238,819,390.12

1,238,819,390.12

312,922,826.45

3,520,960,292.88

21

22

Kogi

21

1,656,609,616.59

1,616,488,584.70

476,296,025.53

1,283,995,704.21

1,283,995,704.21

325,361,555.63

3,702,141,870.08

22

23

Kwara

16

1,509,616,262.61

1,652,610,786.99

418,472,477.55

986,076,117.66

986,076,117.66

239,655,752.76

3,296,815,134.96

23

24

Lagos

20

2,358,388,530.87

2,196,508,522.61

3,730,623,944.38

1,656,952,949.77

1,656,952,949.77

2,434,922,996.23

10,019,008,412.98

24

25

Nassarawa

13

1,414,434,512.80

1,366,795,454.27

380,060,229.94

789,072,406.82

789,072,406.82

185,898,697.40

2,721,826,788.43

25

26

Niger

25

1,931,816,685.07

1,726,552,500.57

466,083,921.59

1,599,022,960.15

1,599,022,960.15

357,250,410.73

4,148,909,793.04

26

27

Ogun

20

1,614,538,053.49

1,592,180,811.58

465,862,530.89

1,183,245,463.76

1,183,245,463.76

310,228,034.79

3,551,516,841.03

27

28

Ondo

18

2,966,202,615.68

2,934,429,073.17

445,511,181.47

1,092,197,389.83

1,092,197,389.83

277,897,913.75

4,750,035,558.22

28

29

Osun

30

1,531,304,386.15

1,495,124,013.42

443,959,620.64

1,488,468,664.82

1,488,468,664.82

388,290,268.48

3,815,842,567.36

29

30

Oyo

33

1,929,258,599.34

1,751,976,208.26

607,426,723.49

1,903,359,462.52

1,903,359,462.52

526,378,097.60

4,789,140,491.87

30

31

Plateau

17

1,620,191,196.03

1,523,708,245.90

466,318,787.65

1,089,508,047.21

1,089,508,047.21

  281,555,319.51

3,361,090,400.27

31

32

Rivers

23

8,226,439,131.29

8,197,088,032.22

792,665,267.61

1,426,659,470.55

1,426,659,470.55

552,643,703.26

10,969,056,473.64

32

33

Sokoto

23

1,722,394,335.5   6

1,703,102,352.92

    450,494,396.73

1,367,596,164.89

1,367,596,164.89

328,072,034.42

3,849,264,948.95

33

34

Taraba

16

1,631,444,112.81

1,620,596,783.63

390,207,644.19

1,088,631,046.62

1,088,631,046.62

221,211,407.55

3,320,646,882.00

34

35

Yobe

17

1,619,155,997.93

1,593,063,173.06

411,283,128.03

1,055,706,728.20

1,055,706,728.20

224,186,484.80

3,304,239,514.09

35

36

Zamfara

14

1,624,078,764.51

1,613,18,702,81

431,572,109.85

991,120,510.92

991,120,510.92

231,361,811.46

3,267,253,135.04

36

37

FCT-Abuja

6

0.00

0.00

0.00

421,780,249.95

421,780,249.95

314,526,788.31

736,307,038.26

37

 

State’s total

774

86,637,820,967.94

84,723,959,222.53

20,535,393,334.99

47,331,966,171.85

47,331,966,171.85

14,374,775,334.49

166,966,094,063.85

 

38

FGN

 

121,41,163,977.32

118,11833,142.60

6,160,618,000.50

0.00

0.00

0.00

124,278,921,143.10

38

39

Local Government

 

0.00

0.00

 

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

 

40

NCS

1,436,958,795.59

1,436,958,795.59

 

0.00

0.00

0.00

1,436,958,795.59

 

41

Transfer to Excess Crude

12,724,919,334.41

12,724,919,334.41

 

0.00

0.00

0.00

12,724,919,334.41

 

42

FIRS

1,738,931,245.27

1,738,931,245.27

 

0.00

0.00

0.00

3,450,214,023.18

 

43

Local Government

47,331,966,171.85

47,331,966,171.85

 

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

 

 

Total Deduction

 

4,836,722,580.14

 

 

 

 

4,836,722,580.14

 

 

GRAND TOTAL

270,911,760,429.37

270,911,760,492.37

42,782,069,447.89

47,331,966,171.85

47,331,966,171.85

14,374,775,334.49

313,693,829,940.26

 

Source: The Economic Confidential
 

Please see the other distribution from the Excess Crude proceed from this link: Distribution of N33bn from the Excess crude account in June 2009

   

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