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Economic Confidential, September, 2009

FACTS AND FIGURES

 

EXCESS CRUDE ACCOUNT: The Sharing of N27bn in August 2009

 

DISTRIBUTION OF THE SUM OF N27,268,057,683.36 FROM EXCESS CRUDE PROCEEDS BEING DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AND ACTUAL IN AUGUST, 2009

 

The Economic Confidential has gathered that a sum of N27 billion was taken from the Domestic Excess Crude Account to augment the budgetary shortfall at the meeting of the Federation Account Allocation in August 2009. The essence of augmentation is to enable the three tiers of government to continue with their projects despite price fluctuations or reduction in the volume of production. The amount of money that is allocated to each state is standardized. The highest recipients in the disbursement (for Augmentation) during the meeting of the Federation Account in August 2009 are Rivers State N1.2bn, Akwa Ibom N1.3bn, Delta N1.1bn, Bayelsa N602million and Ondo N471mn. Other recipients are Lagos which receives N414mn, Kano N551mn, Katsina N410mn and Oyo State gets N395mn.

 

While the Federal Government receives N12bn other states like Ekiti gets N231mn, Nasarawa N227mn, Gombe N228mn, Ebonyi N219mn and Area Council in FCT N131mn.

1

S/NO

2

STATES

3

NO OF L/GOVTS

4

GROSS STATUTORY + MIN REVENUE

5

NET STATUTORY + MINERAL REVENUE

7

GROSS STATUTORY REVENUE

8

NET STATUTORY REVENUE

      10

TOTAL PAID

 

S/NO

1

 ABIA

17

208,434,698.64

208,434,698.64

101,907,447.15

101,907,447.15

310,342,145.79

 

1

2

 ADAMAWA

21

170,562,836.78

170,562,836.78

131,144,963.46

131,144,963.46

301,707,800.24

 

2

3

 AKWA IBOM

31

1,167,032,155.16

1,167,032,155.16

172,953,825.27

172,953,825.27

1,339,985,980.43

 

3

4

 ANAMBRA

21

172,281,635.73

172,281,635.73

130,004,245.48

130,004,245.48

302,285,881.22

 

4

5

 BAUCHI

20

199,816,029.86

199,816,029.86

150,358,280.94

150,358,280.94

350,174,310.80

 

5

6

 BAYELSA

8

547,433,201.60

547,433,201.60

55,319,054.89

55,319,054.89

602,752,256.49

 

6

7

 BENUE

23

184,182,778.11

184,182,778.11

152,883,849.36

152,883,849.36

337,066,627.47

 

7

8

 BORNO

27

203,220,376.18

203,220,376.18

175,705,519.11

175,705,519.11

378,925,895.30

 

8

9

 CROSS RIVER

18

160,115,352.55

160,115,352.55

109,188,783.52

109,188,783.52

269,304,136.07

 

9

10

 DELTA

25

1,038,249,207.88

1,038,249,207.88

144,319,015.82

144,319,015.82

1,182,568,223.70

 

10

11

 EBONYI

13

141,403,206.11

141,403,206.11

77,789,589.02

77,789,589.02

219,192,795.13

 

11

12

 EDO

18

224,846,066.20

224,846,066.20

109,285,920.10

109,285,920.10

334,131,986.30

 

12

13

 EKITI

16

142,634,556.91

142,634,556.91

88,898,874.76

88,898,874.76

231,533,431.66

 

13

14

 ENUGU

17

160,926,025.06

160,926,025.06

105,328,269.87

105,328,269.87

266,254,294.93

 

14

15

 GOMBE

11

151,276,789.74

151,276,789.74

76,857,963.93

76,857,963.93

228,134,753.67

 

15

16

 IMO

27

226,304,299.44

226,304,299.44

157,507,615.47

157,507,615.47

378,811,914.92

 

16

17

 JIGAWA

27

188,714,354.73

188,714,354.73

160,003,856.44

160,003,856.44

348,718,211.17

 

17

18

 KADUNA

23

215,079,886.04

215,079,886.04

171,614,707.01

171,614,707.01

386,694,593.05

 

18

19

 KANO

44

269,561,919.89

269,561,919.89

281,643,701.12

281,643,701.12

551,205,621.01

 

19

20

 KATSINA

34

205,001,033.80

205,001,033.80

205,911,650.17

205,911,650.17

410,912,683.97

 

20

21

 KEBBI

21

171,471,373.45

171,471,373.45

127,906,944.94

127,906,944.94

299,378,318.39

 

21

22

 KOGI

21

171,043,395.60

171,043,395.60

132,571,357.18

132,571,357.18

303,614,752.77

 

22

23

 KWARA

16

155,866,469.10

155,866,469.10

101,811,438.13

101,811,438.13

257,677,907.22

 

23

24

 LAGOS

20

243,501,206.52

243,501,206.52

171,078,844.43

171,078,844.43

414,580,050.95

 

24

25

 NASSARAWA

13

146,039,042.33

146,039,042.33

81,470,988.99

81,470,988.99

227,510,031.32

 

25

26

 NIGER

25

199,458,268.37

199,458,268.37

165,097,627.11

165,097,627.11

364,555,895.48

 

26

27

 OGUN

20

166,699,546.00

166,699,546.00

122,168,988.95

122,168,988.95

288,868,534.96

 

27

28

 ONDO

18

358,963,898.88

358,963,898.88

112,768,360.36

112,768,360.36

471,732,259.24

 

28

29

 OSUN

30

158,105,747.59

158,105,747.59

153,682,999.38

153,682,999.38

311,788,746.97

 

29

30

 OYO

33

199,194,148.41

199,194,148.41

196,520,086.72

196,520,086.72

395,714,235,.13

 

30

31

 PLATEAU

17

167,283,227.69

167,283,227.69

112,490,688.25

112,490,688.25

279,773,915.94

 

31

32

 RIVERS

23

1,087,844,878.57

1,087,844,878.57

147,301,257.80

147,301,257.80

1,235,146,136.37

 

32

33

 SOKOTO

23

177,835,606.39

177,835,606.39

141,203,026.66

141,203,026.66

319,038,633.04

 

33

34

 TARABA

16

168,445,080.84

168,445,080.84

112,400,138.76

112,400,138.76

280,845,219.59

 

34

35

 YOBE

17

164,176,344.45

164,176,344.45

109,000,733.63

109,000,733.63

276,177,078.08

 

35

36

 ZAMFARA

14

167,684,615.51

167,684,615.51

102,332,267.02

102,332,267.02

270,016,882.53

 

36

 37

 FCT-ABUJA

6

0.00

0.00

43,548,416.85

43,548,416.85

43,548,416.85

 

 37

 

 STATE TOTAL

774

9,883,689,260.14

9,883,689,260.14

4,886,981,298.01

4,886,981,298.01

14,770,670.558.15

 

 

 

 FGN

 

12,497,387,125.21

12,497,387,125.21

0.00

101,907,447.15

12,497,387,125.21

 

 

 

 FCT-ABUJA

 

0.00

0.00

0.00

131,144,963.46

0.00

 

 

 

Local Government

 

4,886,981,298.01

4,886,981,298.01

0.00

0.00

0.00

 

 

 

GRAND TOTAL

 

27,268,057,683.36

27,268,057,683.36

4,886,981,298.01

4,886,981,298.01

27,268,057,683.36

 

 

This table is provided by the Economic Confidential (www.economiconfidential). See more tables in other pages of the magazine.

 

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List of Major Debtors in Nigeria

 

List of Bad Debtors in Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN)

 

NEMA@10: The Story So Far

 

Questions and Answers on the Examinations of the 14 Banks by CBN

 

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Deregulating Robbery in Nigeria By Kola Ibrahim

 

Understanding Monetary Policy By Abubakar Jimoh

 

The Making of Ideal Economic Policies By: Salim Salihu Muhammed

 

The Putrid Mess Also in CBN By Les Leba

 

Still on Early Warning Alert System in Nigeria By Yushau A. Shuaib

 

District 9 and the Can of Wild Paradox by Segun Imohiosen

 

Nigeria: Time to Check to the Drift By Dansulieman Mohammed

 

Golden Casket: Between Gani Fawehinmi and Wacko Jacko- By Yushau A. Shuaib

 

NIGERIA@49: Tracing the Economic Intervention- By Abubakar Jimoh

 

NASENI: Striving to end Nigeria’s reliance on foreign good – By Umar Kari

 

Macroeconomic Framework for an Independent Economic Recovery- Salihu Muhammad

 

When Sony Undermines Campaigns of Akunyili and Aoandoka- By McDonald koiki

 

Archetypal Resurgence: The Lamido Sanusi Revolution- By Segun Imohiose

 

Banks and Money Laundering- By Les Leba

 

Oronsaye’s Civil Service reform- By hussaini Sani kagara

 

New Policy in the Civil Service: Hypocrisy at Work? –By Tope Ajakaiye

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*FIRS Reopens PAN, Vows to Prosecute Defaulters

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*FIRS Generates Taxpayers Numbers for Bank Customers

*Historical Milestone as Online Tax Payment Begins

*FIRS Seals Two Oil Companies Over $610m Tax Arrears

*Firms Owed Govt N260b in Taxes

*Tax Identification Number to Reduce Tax Evasion- FIRS Boss

*Revenue Agencies to Make Full Disclosure- Finance Minister

*FIRS Delists 2 Banks over Non-Remittance of Tax