The breakdown in a report obtained from
a source at the office
of the Accountant-General of the Federation in
Abuja on
Sunday.
The Federation Account Allocation Committee
(FAAC) meeting in September, federal, states and
local governments shared N516 billion as against
the N530 billion that was shared in August. The breakdown after some deductions which included bailout funds were made is as follow:
Abia : N3.01 billion
Adamawa : N3.14 billion
Anambra : N3.43 billion,
Bayelsa: N7.6 billion,
Bauchi: N3.52 billion,
Benue : N3.37 billion,
Borno : N3.9 billion,
Cross River: N2.04 billion,
Delta: N7.39 billion,
Ekiti: N2.16 billion,
Edo: N2.54 billion,
Ebonyi: N2.99 billion,
Enugu : N3.34 billion,
Gombe : N2.61 billion,
Imo : N2.97 billion
Jigawa: N3.82 billion,
Kaduna: N4.23 billion,
Kano: N5.2 billion,
Katsina: N4 billion,
Kebbi : N3.36 billion
Kogi : N3.39 billion.
Kwara : N2.77 billion.
Lagos N7.92 billion,
Nassarawa : N2.92 billion,
Niger : N3.49 billion
Ogun : N2.16 billion,
Ondo : N4.18 billion,
Osun : N868.9 million,
Oyo : N3.53 billion,
Plateau : N2.31 billion,
Rivers: N9.05 billion
Sokoto: N3.62 billion,
Taraba: N2.89 billion
Yobe : N3.29 billion,
Zamfara: N2.58 billion.
The amount distributed included the
Gross Statutory revenue, Value
Added Tax, exchange gain, N35
billion excess Petroleum Profit
Tax and 13 percent derivation to
oil producing states.
The oil producing states are Abia,
Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Delta, Edo,
Imo, Ondo and Rivers.
The report also revealed that the Federal Capital
Territory
got N4.7 billion from the Federal Government’s
share of
the distributable revenue in September.
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