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FACTS AND FIGURES

 

Federation Account: How They Share N579bn in October 2008

 

Gross summary of Statutory Revenue and VAT Allocations to 3tiers of Government,

NCS and FIRS at the Federation Account Allocation Committee Meeting of October 2008

 

As part of the two allocations in October 2008, the Economic Confidential magazine provides here the distribution of a total sum of N579 billion being the statutory and VAT allocations shared to all tiers of government at the October meeting of the monthly Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC). Other allocations are in Fact and Figures pages. From the total disbursement of nets after deductions, the highest recipients are from the oil producing states with Rivers receiving N18.5bn, Akwa Ibom N13.2bn, Delta N9.5bn and Bayelsa N8.3bn. The highest recipients from non-oil –producing states are Lagos N7.9bn and Kano N7.7bn.

 

The lowest recipients with as is authoritatively revealed in the table below are Gombe N2.7bn, Nasarawa N2.6bn, Ebonyi N3bn and Ekiti N3.3bn. The Economic Confidential can also confirm other disbursements in October 2008: Federal 156bn, FCT Councils N844million, Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) N1.4bn, and Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) N2.5bn. Please check Facts and Figures of this magazine to see the second allocation from Excess Crude Account. Please see the other Allocation from the Excess Crude HERE

 

 

 

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=

=N=

 

1

Abia

17

2,314,402,914.19

2,146,117,100.99

300,011,249.98

1,272,417,380.16

1,272,417,380.16

179,243,275.67

3,897,789,006.80

1

2

Adamawa

21

2,129,649,245.55

1,957,392,390.78

305,684,998.75

1,637,477,294.33

1,637,477,294.33

209,055,764.59

4,109,610,448.44

2

3

Akwa Ibom

31

10,586,085,453.42

10,359,421,241.10

368,778,061.01

2,159,503,151.12

2,159,503,151.12

313,598,560.82

13,201,300,969.05

3

4

Anambra

21

2,151,110,186.03

2,061,508,553.53

344,932,029.55

1,623,234,278.55

1623,234,278.55

235,630,344.82

4,265,305,206.45

4

5

Bauchi

20

2,494,904,900.02

2,248,573,265.58

371,360,060.96

1,877,374,964.00

1,877,374,964.00

246,637,071.30

4,743,945,361.85

5

6

Bayelsa

8

7,359,525,510.38

7,354,330,861.31

254,638,146.65

690,714,259.49

690,714,259.49

91,155,145.14

8,390,838,412.58

6

7

Benue

23

2,299,707,966.00

1,843,062,890.88

325,258,699.44

1,908,909,235.96

1,908,909,235.96

253,009,875.50

4,357,240,701.78

7

8

Borno

27

2,537,411,601.40

2,529,021,236.56

374,051,955.15

2,193,860,827.36

2,193,860,827.36

291,849,657.17

5,388,783,676.24

8

9

Cross River

18

2,737,740,532.93

2,152,322,528.03

296,961,610.67

1,363,332,217.22

1,363,332,217.22

183,871,313.94

3,996,487,669.86

9

10

Delta

25

7,226,027,662.18

7,104,470,152.71

357,280,516.32

1,801,968,640.75

1,801,968,640.75

268,601,612.39

9,532,320,922.16

10

11

Ebonyi

13

1,765,561,812.23

1,707,435,275.74

270,366,050.25

 

971,281,568.04

971,281,568.04

133,874,782.40

3,082,957,680.44

11

12

Edo

18

2,095,671,846.00

1,836,492,279.74

311,748,484.42

1,364,545,065.47

1,364,545,065.47

193,762,277.25

3,706,548,693.99

12

13

Ekiti

16

`1,780,936,470.32

1,768,384,149.89

282,517,956.68

1,109,992,218.26

1,109,992,218.26

161,018,734.85

3,321,913,059.69

13

14

Enugu

17

2,009,323,920.27

1,779,139,474.93

328,152,216.61

1,315,129,806.07

1,315,129,806.07

197,597,568.18

3,620,019,065.80

14

15

Gombe

11

1,888,843,473.90

1,318,586,280.03

298,903,663.26

959,649,288.08

959,649,288.08

139,144,744.57

2,716,282,975.94

15

16

Imo

27

2,772,801,963.31

2,558,809,384.82

336,943,981.75

1,904,211,575.96

1,904,211,575.96

268,429,559.81

5,068,385,502.34

16

17

Jigawa

27

2,356,289,275.86

2,336,721,787.22

380,943,553.23

1,997,809,713.86

1,997,809,713.86

295,560,794.11

5,012,035,848.42

17

18

Kaduna

23