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31/10/2020

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01/01/2020

Respective Amount States Received From The Federation Account From January To November 2019

The States And Amounts Are Produced Below:

1. ABIA Gross: N54.32Bn Net: N47.99Bn Deductions: N6.33Bn

2. ADAMAWA Gross: N50.38Bn Net: N44.55Bn Deductions: N5.83Bn

3. AKWA IBOM Gross: N169.8Bn Net: N157.2Bn Deductions: N12.59Bn

4. ANAMBRA Gross: N51.74Bn Net: N49.65Bn Deductions: N2.09Bn

5. BAUCHI Gross: N59.94Bn Net: N48.36Bn Deductions: N11.58Bn

6. BAYELSA Gross: N143.88Bn Net: N127.89Bn Deductions: N15.98Bn

7. BENUE Gross: N56.44Bn Net: N50.05Bn Deductions: N6.38Bn

8. BORNO Gross: N61.13Bn Net: N56.85Bn Deductions: N4.28Bn

9. CROSS RIVER Gross: N50.43Bn Net: N33.54Bn Deductions: N16.9Bn

10. DELTA Gross: N214.42Bn Net: N200.47Bn Deductions: N13.95Bn

11. EBONYI Gross: N45.49Bn Net: N41.08Bn Deductions: N4.4Bn

12. EDO Gross: N66.6Bn Net: N59.58Bn Deductions: N7.01Bn

13. EKITI Gross: N45.51Bn Net: N38.07Bn Deductions: N7.44Bn

14. ENUGU Gross: N51.46Bn Net: N47.92Bn Deductions: N3.55Bn

15. FCT Gross: N66.56Bn Net: N66.2Bn Deductions: N0.36Bn

16. GOMBE Gross: N47.32Bn Net: N37.84Bn Deductions: N9.48Bn

17. IMO Gross: N62.16Bn Net: N51.43Bn Deductions: N10.73Bn

18. JIGAWA Gross: N56.88Bn Net: N54.25Bn Deductions: N2.63Bn

19. KADUNA Gross: N66.9Bn Net: N61.78Bn Deductions: N5.12Bn

20. KANO Gross: N82.39Bn Net: N76.01Bn Deductions: N6.38Bn

21. KATSINA Gross: N62.52Bn Net: N58.3Bn Deductions: N4.22Bn

22. KEBBI Gross: N52.8Bn Net: N48.78Bn Deductions: N4.01Bn

23. KOGI Gross: N54.99Bn Net: N48.29Bn Deductions: N6.7Bn

24. KWARA Gross: N45.26Bn Net: N39.1Bn Deductions: N6.16Bn

25. LAGOS Gross: N152.44Bn Net: N109.22Bn Deductions: N43.21Bn

26. NASSARAWA Gross: N46.01Bn Net: N41.39Bn Deductions: N4.62Bn

27. NIGER Gross: N58.83Bn Net: N51.93Bn Deductions: N6.9Bn

28. OGUN Gross: N49.55Bn Net: N35.75Bn Deductions: N13.8Bn

29. ONDO Gross: N61.53Bn Net: N53.21Bn Deductions: N8.31Bn

30. OSUN Gross: N47.28Bn Net: N22.03Bn Deductions: N25.25Bn

31. OYO Gross: N61.84Bn Net: N51.7Bn Deductions: N10.14Bn

32. PLATEAU Gross: N52.37Bn Net: N39.37Bn Deductions: N13Bn

33. RIVERS Gross: N154.55Bn Net: N144.76Bn Deductions: N9.79Bn

34. SOKOTO Gross: N55.1Bn Net: N51.12Bn Deductions: N3.97Bn

35. TARABA Gross: N48.03Bn Net: N42.88Bn Deductions: N5.15Bn

36. YOBE Gross: N49.43Bn Net: N47.55Bn Deductions: N1.89Bn

37. ZAMFARA Gross: N50.27Bn Net: N38.45Bn Deductions: N11.81Bn.

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Allocation FAAC to 774 - By State.

ABIA, Aba North: N1.55Bn
Aba South: N2.62Bn
Arochukwu: N1.82Bn
Bende: N1.86Bn
Ikwuano: N1.69Bn
Isiala Ngwa North: N1.74Bn
Isiala Ngwa South: N1.69Bn
Isuikwuato: N1.64Bn
Nneochi: N1.78Bn
Obioma Ngwa: N1.81Bn
Ohafia: N2Bn
Osisioma: N1.92Bn
ABIA, Ugwunagbo: N1.46Bn
Ukwa East: N1.38Bn
Ukwa West: N1.44Bn
Umuahia North: N2.1Bn
Umuahia South: N1.81Bn

ADAMAWA, Demsa: N1.88Bn
Fufore: N2.23Bn
Ganye: N1.92Bn
Girei: N1.7Bn
Gombi: N1.7Bn
Guyuk: N1.82Bn
Hong: N1.94Bn
Jada: N2.01Bn
Lamurde: N1.61Bn
Madagali: N1.64Bn
ADAMAWA, Maiha: N1.6Bn
Mayo-Belwa: N1.83Bn
Michika: N1.79Bn
Mubi North: N1.72Bn
Mubi South: N1.61Bn
Numan: N1.52Bn
Shelleng: N1.73Bn
Song: N2.11Bn
Toungo: N1.76Bn
Yola-North: N1.82Bn
Yola-South: N1.82Bn

AKWA IBOM, Abak: N1.73Bn
Eastern Obolo: N1.37Bn
Eket: N1.8Bn
AKWA IBOM, Ekpe Atai: N1.39Bn
Essien Udim: N1.85Bn
Etim Ekpo: N1.6Bn
Etinan: N1.82Bn
Ibeno: N1.46Bn
Ibesikpo Asutan: N1.69Bn
Ibiono Ibom: N1.85Bn
Ika: N1.43Bn
Ikono: N1.68Bn
Ikot Abasi: N1.68Bn
Ikot Ekpene: N1.73Bn
Ini: N1.57Bn
Itu: N1.62Bn
Mbo: N1.52Bn
Mkpat Enin: N1.87Bn
AKWA IBOM, Nsit Ibom: N1.57Bn
Nsit Ubium: N1.65Bn
Obat Akara: N1.71Bn
Okobo: N1.49Bn
Onna: N1.56Bn
Oron: N1.56Bn
Oruk Anam: N1.85Bn
Udung Uko: N1.38Bn
Ukanafun: N1.68Bn
Uquo: N1.39Bn
Uruan: N1.76Bn
Urue Offong/Oruk: N1.48Bn
Uyo: N2.27Bn

ANAMBRA, Aguata: N2.54Bn
Anambra East: N1.69Bn
Anambra West: N1.73Bn
Aniocha: N2.11Bn
Awka North: N1.58Bn
Awka South: N1.83Bn
Ayamelum: N1.7Bn
Dunukofia: N1.51Bn
Ekwusigwo: N1.69Bn
Idemili North: N2.67Bn
Idemili South: N1.86Bn
Ihiala: N2.26Bn
Njikoka: N1.67Bn
Nnewi North: N1.66Bn
ANAMBRA, Nnewi South: N1.98Bn
Ogbaru: N1.9Bn
Onisha North: N1.59Bn
Onisha South: N1.64Bn
Orumba North: N1.77Bn
Orumba South: N1.8Bn
Oyi: N1.73Bn

BAUCHI, Alkaleri: N2.77Bn
Bauchi: N3.37Bn
Bogoro: N1.51Bn
Damban: N1.78Bn
Darazo: N2.24Bn
Dass: N1.5Bn
Gamawa: N2.37Bn
BAUCHI, Ganjuwa: N2.36Bn
Giade: N1.71Bn
I/Gadau: N1.97Bn
Jama'Are: N1.53Bn
Katagum: N2.32Bn
Kirfi: N1.88Bn
Misau: N2.23Bn
Ningi: N2.82Bn
Shira: N2.13Bn
Tafawa Balewa: N2.09Bn
Toro: N2.88Bn
Warji: N1.65Bn
Zaki: N1.86Bn

BAYELSA, Brass: N2.08Bn
Ekermor: N2.39Bn
Kolokuma/Opokuma: N1.6Bn
Nembe: N1.94Bn
Ogbia: N2.06Bn
Sagbama: N2.03Bn
Southern Ijaw: N2.76Bn
Yenagoa: N2.61Bn

BENUE, Ado: N1.96Bn
Agatu: N1.72Bn
Apa: N1.66Bn
Buruku: N2.01Bn
Gboko: N2.63Bn
Guma: N2.1Bn
Gwer East: N1.98Bn
BENUE, Gwer West: N1.71Bn
Katsina Ala: N2.18Bn
Konshisha: N2.08Bn
Kwande: N2.35Bn
Logo: N1.82Bn
Makurdi: N2.23Bn
Obi: N1.6Bn
Ogbadibo: N1.69Bn
Ohimini: N1.52Bn
Oju: N1.94Bn
Okpokwu: N1.84Bn
Otukpo: N2.17Bn
Tarka: N1.48Bn
Ukum: N2.04Bn
Ushongo: N1.98Bn
Vandeikya: N2.11Bn

BORNO, Abadan: N1.79Bn
Askira Uba: N1.77Bn
Bama: N2.45Bn
Bayo: N1.45Bn
Biu: N1.97Bn
Chibok: N1.44Bn
Damboa: N2.34Bn
Dikwa: N1.6Bn
Gubio: N1.87Bn
Guzamala: N1.6Bn
Gwoza: N2.31Bn
Hawul: N1.65Bn
Jere: N1.92Bn
Kaga: N1.65Bn
Kala Balge: N1.52Bn
Konduga: N2.17Bn
Kukawa: N2.26Bn
BORNO, Kwaya Kusar: N1.32Bn
Mafa: N1.72Bn
Magumeri: N2Bn
Maiduguri Metro: N3.06Bn
Marte: N1.85Bn
Mobbar: N1.73Bn
Monguno: N1.69Bn
Ngala: N1.99Bn
Nganzai: N1.68Bn
Shani: N1.64Bn

CROSS RIVER, Abi: N1.73Bn
Akamkpa: N2.09Bn
Akpabuyo: N2.11Bn
Bakassi: N1.33Bn
Bekwara: N1.6Bn
Biase: N1.84Bn
Boki: N2.07Bn
Calabar Municipal: N1.71Bn
Calabar South: N1.81Bn
Etung: N1.42Bn
Ikom: N1.89Bn
Obanliku: N1.63Bn
Obubra: N1.82Bn
Obudu: N1.73Bn
Odukpani: N1.94Bn
Ogaja: N1.83Bn
Yakurr: N1.86Bn
Yala: N2.02Bn

DELTA, Aniocha North: N1.51Bn
Aniocha South: N1.64Bn
Bomadi: N1.41Bn
Burutu: N1.98Bn
Ethiope East: N1.83Bn
Ethiope West: N1.87Bn
Ika North East: N1.94Bn
Ika South: N1.83Bn
Isoko North: N1.73Bn
Isoko South: N1.96Bn
Ndokwa East: N1.62Bn
Ndokwa West: N1.69Bn
Okpe: N1.57Bn
DELTA, Oshimili North: N1.53Bn
Oshimili South: N1.66Bn
Patani: N1.38Bn
Sapele: N1.73Bn
Udu: N1.77Bn
Ughelli North: N2.34Bn
Ughelli South: N1.88Bn
Ukwuani: N1.51Bn
Uvwie: N1.76Bn
Warri North: N1.75Bn
Warri South: N2.17Bn
Warri South-West: N1.68Bn

EBONYI, Abakaliki: N1.82Bn
Afikpo North: N1.74Bn
Afikpo South: N1.75Bn
Ebonyi: N1.68Bn
Ezza North: N1.69Bn
Ezza South: N1.73Bn
Ikwo: N2.03Bn
Ishielu: N1.79Bn
Ivo: N1.63Bn
Izzi: N2.23Bn
Ohaozara: N1.76Bn
Ohaukwu: N1.94Bn
Onicha: N2.12Bn
EDO, Akoko Edo: N2.26Bn
Egor: N2.23Bn
Esan Central: N1.47Bn
Esan North East: N1.52Bn
Esan South East: N1.78Bn
Esan West: N1.54Bn
Etsako Central: N1.52Bn
Etsako East: N1.75Bn
Etsako West: N1.93Bn
Igueben: N1.42Bn
Ikpoba Okha: N2.44Bn
Oredo: N2.49Bn
Orhionwon: N1.93Bn

EDO, Ovia North East: N1.83Bn
Ovia South West: N1.95Bn
Owan East: N1.77Bn
Owan West: N1.48Bn
Uhunmwode: N1.77Bn

EKITI, Ado Ekiti: N2.15Bn
Aiyekire: N1.62Bn
Efon: N1.52Bn
Ekiti East: N1.6Bn
Ekiti South West: N1.69Bn
Ekiti West: N1.73Bn
Emure: N1.42Bn
Ido-Osi: N1.73Bn
EKITI, Ijero: N1.88Bn
Ikere: N1.63Bn
Ikole: N1.74Bn
Ilejemeji: N1.24Bn
Irepodun/Ifelodun: N1.56Bn
Ise/Orun: N1.52Bn
Moba: N1.63Bn
Oye: N1.58Bn

ENUGU, Agwu: N1.96Bn
Aninri: N1.67Bn
Enugu East: N2.25Bn
Enugu North: N2.11Bn
Enugu South: N2.02Bn
Ezeagu: N1.94Bn
Igbo Etiti: N1.98Bn
ENUGU, Igbo Eze North: N2.15Bn
Igbo Eze South: N1.91Bn
Isi Uzo: N1.81Bn
Nkanu East: N1.88Bn
Nkanu West: N1.83Bn
Nsukka: N2.39Bn
Oji River: N1.66Bn
Udenu: N1.84Bn
Udi: N2.07Bn
Uzo Uwani: N1.71Bn

FCT,Abaji: N4.08Bn
Abuja Municipal: N6.54Bn
Bwari: N4.74Bn
Gwagwalada: N4.44Bn
FCT-ABUJA, Kuje: N4.32Bn
Kwali: N4.35Bn

GOMBE, Akko: N2.61Bn
Balanga: N1.92Bn
BIlliri: N1.92Bn
Dukku: N2.07Bn
Funakaye: N2.04Bn
Gombe: N2.22Bn
Kaltungo: N1.73Bn
Kwami: N1.87Bn
afada: N1.69Bn
Shomgom: N1.63Bn
Yamaltu/Deba: N2.19Bn

IMO, Aboh Mbaise: N1.8Bn
Ahiazu Mbaise: N1.7Bn
Ehime Mbano: N1.56Bn
Ezinihitte Mbaise: N1.67Bn
Ideato North: N1.75Bn
Ideato South: N1.76Bn
Ihitte Uboma: N1.58Bn
Ikeduru: N1.68Bn
Isiala Mbano: N1.88Bn
Isu: N1.68Bn
Mbaitoli: N2.05Bn
Ngor/Okpala: N1.74Bn
Njaba: N1.6Bn
IMO, Nkwangele: N1.55Bn
Nkwerre: N1.38Bn
Obowo: N1.5Bn
Oguta: N1.73Bn
Ohaji/Egbema: N1.87Bn
Okigwe: N1.65Bn
Onuimo: N1.48Bn
Orlu: N1.62Bn
Orsu: N1.57Bn
Oru: N1.53Bn
Oru West: N1.57Bn
Owerri Municipal: N1.59Bn
Owerri North: N1.71Bn
Owerri West: N1.51Bn

JIGAWA, Auyo: N1.59Bn
Babura: N1.88Bn
Birnin Kudu: N2.31Bn
Birniwa: N1.73Bn
Buji: N1.48Bn
Dutse: N2.07Bn
Gagarawa: N1.49Bn
Garki: N1.73Bn
Gumel: N1.53Bn
Guri: N1.6Bn
Gwaram: N2.22Bn
Gwiwa: N1.64Bn
Hadejia: N1.43Bn
Jahun: N1.93Bn
Kafin Hausa: N2.15Bn
Kaugama: N1.59Bn
JIGAWA, Kazaure: N1.69Bn
Kiri-Kasamma: N1.77Bn
Kiyawa: N1.8Bn
Maigatari: N1.82Bn
Malam Madori: N1.71Bn
Miga: N1.58Bn
Ringim: N1.9Bn
Roni: N1.42Bn
Sule Takarkar: N1.75Bn
Taura: N1.62Bn
Yankwashi: N1.5Bn

KADUNA, Birnin Gwari: N2.67Bn
Chikun: N2.79Bn
Giwa: N2.34Bn
Gwagwada: N1.78Bn
Igabi: N2.95Bn
Ikara: N1.99Bn
Jaba: N1.76Bn
Jema'A: N2.31Bn
Kachia: N2.47Bn
Kaduna North: N2.45Bn
Kaduna South: N2.61Bn
Kagarko: N2.21Bn
Kaura: N1.96Bn
Kauru: N1.96Bn
KADUNA, Kubau: N2.3Bn
Kudan: N1.78Bn
Lere: N2.48Bn
Makarfi: N1.69Bn
Sabon Gari: N2.23Bn
Sanga: N1.84Bn
Soba: N2.35Bn
Zangon Kataf: N2.59Bn
Zaria: N2.7Bn

KANO, Ajingi: N1.76Bn
Albasu: N1.8Bn
Bagwai: N1.66Bn
Bebeji: N1.79Bn
Bichi: N2.15Bn
Bunkure: N1.73Bn
Dala: N2.74Bn
KANO, Danbatta: N1.89Bn
Dawakin Kudu: N2.01Bn
Dawakin Tofa: N2.04Bn
Doguwa: N1.85Bn
Fagge: N1.86Bn
Gabasawa: N1.93Bn
Garko: N1.73Bn
Garun Mallam: N1.69Bn
Gaya: N1.86Bn
Gezawa: N2.13Bn
Gwale: N2.53Bn
Gwarzo: N1.77Bn
Kabo: N1.69Bn
Kano Municipal: N2.46Bn
Karaye: N1.64Bn
KANO, Kibiya: N1.65Bn
Kiru: N2.13Bn
Kumbotso: N2.19Bn
Kunchi: N1.65Bn
Kura: N1.65Bn
Madobi: N1.64Bn
Makoda: N1.94Bn
Minjibir: N1.95Bn
Nassarawa: N3.36Bn
Rano: N1.69Bn
Rimin Gado: N1.65Bn
Rogo: N2Bn
Shanono: N1.66Bn
Sumaila: N2.09Bn
Takai: N1.85Bn
Tarauni: N1.92Bn
Tofa: N1.51Bn
KANO, Tsanyawa: N1.68Bn
Tudun Wada: N2.03Bn
Ungogo: N2.41Bn
Warawa: N1.58Bn
Wudil: N1.83Bn

KATSINA, Bakori: N1.81Bn
Batagarawa: N1.88Bn
Batsari: N2.03Bn
Baure: N1.92Bn
Bindawa: N1.79Bn
Charanchi: N1.68Bn
Dandume: N1.79Bn
Danja: N1.68Bn
Dan-Musa: N1.67Bn
KATSINA, Daura: N2.03Bn
Dutsi: N1.67Bn
Dutsinma: N1.86Bn
Faskari: N2.01Bn
Funtua: N2.03Bn
Ingawa: N1.78Bn
Jibia: N1.96Bn
Kafur: N2.04Bn
Kaita: N1.96Bn
Kankara: N2.15Bn
Kankia: N1.73Bn
Katsina: N2.38Bn
Kurfi: N1.66Bn
Kusada: N1.57Bn
Maiadua: N1.93Bn
Malumfashi: N1.9Bn
KATSINA, Mani: N1.82Bn
Mashi: N1.85Bn
Matazu: N1.57Bn
Musawa: N1.86Bn
Rimi: N1.7Bn
Sabuwa: N1.73Bn
Safana: N1.87Bn
Sandamu: N1.79Bn
Zango: N1.77Bn

KEBBI, Alieru: N1.42Bn
Arewa: N2.24Bn
Argungu: N1.95Bn
Augie: N1.62Bn
Bagudo: N2.14Bn
Birnin -Kebbi: N2.55Bn
KEBBI, Bunza: N1.76Bn
Dandi Kamba: N1.87Bn
Danko /Wasagu: N2.33Bn
Fakai: N1.65Bn
Gwandu: N1.75Bn
Jega: N1.92Bn
Kalgo: N1.58Bn
Koko/Besse: N1.82Bn
Maiyama: N2.07Bn
Ngaski: N1.69Bn
Sakaba: N1.65Bn
Shanga: N1.73Bn
Suru: N2.03Bn
Yauri: N1.61Bn
Zuru: N1.91Bn

KOGI, Adavi: N1.93Bn
Ajaokuta: N1.68Bn
Ankpa: N2.17Bn
Bassa: N1.69Bn
Dekina: N2.32Bn
Ibaji: N1.77Bn
Idah: N1.49Bn
Igalamela: N1.76Bn
Ijumu: N1.71Bn
Kabba/Bunu: N1.82Bn
Kogi: N1.6Bn
Koton Karfe: N2.05Bn
Mopa-Muro: N1.33Bn
Ofu: N1.98Bn
Ogori/Magongo: N1.29Bn
KOGI, Okehi: N1.93Bn
Okene: N2.43Bn
Olamaboro: N1.81Bn
Omala: N1.68Bn
Yagba East: N1.82Bn
Yagba West: N1.78Bn

KWARA, Asa: N1.67Bn
Baruten: N2.6Bn
Edu: N2.08Bn
Ekiti: N1.31Bn
Ifelodun: N2.18Bn
Ilorin East: N1.93Bn
Ilorin South: N1.95Bn
Ilorin West: N2.34Bn
Irepodun: N1.67Bn
KWARA, Kai Ama: N2.09Bn
Moro: N1.71Bn
Offa: N1.54Bn
Oke-Ero: N1.32Bn
Osin: N1.31Bn
Oyun: N1.49Bn
Pategi: N1.75Bn

LAGOS, Agege: N4.85Bn
Ajeromi/Ifelodun: N5.59Bn
Alimosho: N7.62Bn
Amowo-Odofin: N4.36Bn
Apapa: N4.02Bn
Badagry: N4.2Bn
Epe: N4.03Bn
Eti-Osa: N4.4Bn
LAGOS, Ibeju-Lekki: N3.71Bn
Ifako/Ijaye: N4.74Bn
Ikeja: N4.39Bn
Ikorodu: N5.19Bn
Kosofe: N5.47Bn
Lagos Island: N3.98Bn
Lagos Mainland: N4.34Bn
Mushin: N5.38Bn
Ojo: N5.28Bn
Oshodi/Isolo: N5.35Bn
Somolu: N4.64Bn
Surulere: N4.99Bn

NASSARAWA, Akwanga: N1.67Bn
Awe: N1.84Bn
Doma: N1.9Bn
Karu: N2.24Bn
Keana: N1.61Bn
Keffi: N1.54Bn
Kokona: N1.73Bn
Lafia: N2.71Bn
Nasarawa: N2.43Bn
Nasarawa Eggon: N1.92Bn
Obi: N1.85Bn
Toto: N1.92Bn
Wamba: N1.56Bn

NIGER, Agaie: N1.77Bn
Agwara: N1.51Bn
NIGER, Bida: N1.79Bn
Borgu: N2.66Bn
Bosso: N1.73Bn
Edati: N1.81Bn
Gbako: N1.71Bn
Gurara: N1.53Bn
Katcha: N1.65Bn
Kontagora: N1.81Bn
Lapai: N1.74Bn
Lavun: N2.05Bn
Magama: N2.07Bn
Mariga: N2.27Bn
Mashegu: N2.62Bn
Minna: N1.8Bn
Mokwa: N2.33Bn
Muya: N1.6Bn
NIGER, Paikoro: N1.84Bn
Rafi: N2.08Bn
Rijau: N1.98Bn
Shiroro: N2.32Bn
Suleja: N1.79Bn
Tafa: N1.43Bn
Wushishi: N1.56Bn

OGUN, Abeokuta North: N1.77Bn
Abeokuta South: N1.85Bn
Ado-Odo/Ota: N2.85Bn
Egbado North: N1.81Bn
Egbado South: N1.65Bn
Ewekoro: N1.25Bn
Ifo: N2.8Bn
OGUN, Ijebu East: N1.59Bn
Ijebu North: N2.05Bn
Ijebu North East: N1.28Bn
Ijebu Ode: N1.58Bn
Ikenne: N1.43Bn
Imeko-Afon: N1.44Bn
Ipokia: N1.55Bn
Obafemi/Owode: N1.87Bn
Odedah: N1.54Bn
Odogbolu: N1.47Bn
Ogun Waterside: N1.37Bn
Remo North: N1.22Bn
Shagamu: N1.9Bn

ONDO, Akoko North East: N1.8Bn
Akoko North West: N1.91Bn
Akoko South East: N1.44Bn
Akoko South West: N1.95Bn
Akure North: N1.53Bn
Akure South: N2.35Bn
Ese-Edo: N1.66Bn
Idanre: N1.63Bn
Ifedore: N1.68Bn
Ilaje: N2.17Bn
Ile-Oluji-Okeigbo: N1.72Bn
Irele: N1.6Bn
Odigbo: N1.98Bn
ONDO, Okitipupa: N1.99Bn
Ondo East: N1.33Bn
Ondo West: N2.18Bn
Ose: N1.73Bn
Owo: N2.03Bn

OSUN, Aiyedade: N1.61Bn
Aiyedire: N1.4Bn
Atakumosa East: N1.3Bn
Atakumosa West: N1.29Bn
Boluwaduro: N1.34Bn
Boripe: N1.54Bn
Ede North: N1.3Bn
Ede South: N1.33Bn
Egbedore: N1.31Bn
OSUN, Ejigbo: N1.5Bn
Ife Central: N1.6Bn
Ife East: N1.81Bn
Ife North: N1.69Bn
Ife South: N1.5Bn
Ifedayo: N1.17Bn
Ifelodun: N1.48Bn
Ila: N1.31Bn
Ilesha East: N1.39Bn
Ilesha West: N1.46Bn
Irepodun: N1.46Bn
Irewole: N1.57Bn
Isokan: N1.42Bn
Iwo: N1.75Bn
Obokun: N1.46Bn
OSUN, Odo-Otin: N1.84Bn
Ola-Oluwa: N1.31Bn
Olorunda: N1.57Bn
Oriade: N1.59Bn
Orolu: N1.4Bn
Osogbo: N1.57Bn

OYO, Afijio: N1.6Bn
Akinyele: N1.86Bn
Atiba: N1.82Bn
Atisbo: N1.87Bn
Egbeda: N2.03Bn
Ibadan North: N2.09Bn
Ibadan North East: N2.24Bn
OYO, Ibadan North West: N1.65Bn
Ibadan South East: N1.98Bn
Ibadan South West: N2.06Bn
Ibarapa Central: N1.48Bn
Ibarapa North: N1.53Bn
Ido: N1.51Bn
Ifedapo: N1.77Bn
Ifeloju: N1.54Bn
Irepo: N1.6Bn
Iseyin: N2.08Bn
Itesiwaju: N1.76Bn
Iwajowa: N1.63Bn
Kajola: N1.85Bn
Lagelu: N1.71Bn
OYO, Ogbomosho North: N1.79Bn
Ogbomosho South: N1.52Bn
Ogo-Oluwa: N1.39Bn
Olorunsogo: N1.49Bn
Oluyole: N1.85Bn
Ona-Ara: N2.02Bn
Orelope: N1.54Bn
Ori Ire: N1.81Bn
Oyo East: N1.57Bn
Oyo West: N1.58Bn
Saki East: N1.56Bn
Saki West: N2.21Bn

PLATEAU, Barkin Ladi: N2.01Bn
Bassa: N2.03Bn
Bokkos: N2.02Bn
Jos East: N1.55Bn
Jos North: N2.74Bn
Jos South: N2.35Bn
Kanam: N2.02Bn
Kanke: N1.79Bn
Langtang North: N1.84Bn
Langtang South: N1.74Bn
Mangu: N2.42Bn
Mikang: N1.63Bn
Pankshin: N2.15Bn
Quan-Pan: N2.15Bn
Riyom: N1.73Bn
PLATEAU, Shendam: N2.17Bn
Wase: N2.24Bn

RIVERS, Ahoada: N1.69Bn
Ahoada West: N2.06Bn
Akukutoru: N1.87Bn
Andoni: N2.01Bn
Asaritoru: N1.9Bn
Bonny: N1.9Bn
Degema: N2.05Bn
Eleme: N1.95Bn
Emohua: N1.89Bn
Etche: N2.17Bn
Gonaka: N1.98Bn
Ikwerre: N1.88Bn
Khana: N2.23Bn
RIVERS, Obio/Akpor: N2.74Bn
Obua/Odual: N2.2Bn
Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni: N2.22Bn
Ogu/Bolo: N1.53Bn
Okrika: N1.91Bn
Omumma: N1.52Bn
Opobo/Nkoro: N1.65Bn
Oyigbo: N1.67Bn
Port Harcourt: N3.07Bn
Tai: N1.79Bn

SOKOTO, Binji: N1.6Bn
Bodinga: N1.84Bn
Dange-Shuni: N1.97Bn
SOKOTO, Gada: N2.14Bn
Goronyo: N1.99Bn
Gudu: N1.77Bn
Gwadabawa: N2.09Bn
Illela: N1.78Bn
Isa: N1.96Bn
Kebbe: N1.79Bn
Kware: N1.69Bn
Rabah: N1.96Bn
Sabon Birni: N2.08Bn
Shagari: N1.88Bn
Silame: N1.67Bn
Sokoto North: N1.93Bn
Sokoto South: N1.89Bn
Tambuwal: N2.09Bn
Tangaza: N1.87Bn
SOKOTO, Tureta: N1.7Bn
Wamakko: N1.83Bn
Wurno: N1.76Bn
Yabo: N1.63Bn

TARABA, Ardo Kola: N1.62Bn
Bali: N2.65Bn
Donga: N1.89Bn
Gashaka: N2.15Bn
Gassol: N2.42Bn
Ibi: N1.68Bn
Jalingo: N1.67Bn
Karim Lamidu: N2.45Bn
Kurmi: N1.78Bn
Lau: N1.67Bn
Sardauna: N2.43Bn
TARABA, Takum: N1.94Bn
Ussa: N1.7Bn
Wukari: N2.39Bn
Yorro: N1.61Bn
Zing: N1.75Bn

YOBE, Bade: N1.82Bn
Bursari: N1.95Bn
Damaturu: N1.67Bn
Fika: N1.87Bn
Fune: N2.61Bn
Geidam: N2.13Bn
Gujba: N1.97Bn
Gulami: N1.74Bn
Jakusko: N2.28Bn
Karasuwa: N1.64Bn
YOBE, Machina: N1.55Bn
Nangere: N1.66Bn
Nguru: N1.83Bn
Potiskum: N2.02Bn
Tarmua: N1.8Bn
Yunusari: N1.9Bn
Yusufari: N1.89Bn

ZAMFARA, Anka: N1.81Bn
Bakura: N1.8Bn
Bukkuyum: N2.07Bn
Bungudu: N2.28Bn
Gummi: N2Bn
Gusau: N2.76Bn
Kaura Namoda: N2.15Bn
Kiyawa: N1.91Bn
ZAMFARA, Maradun: N2.06Bn
Maru: N2.65Bn
Shinkafi: N1.71Bn
Talata Mafara: N1.98Bn
Tsafe: N2.12Bn
Zurmi: N2.31Bn

24/11/2019

18/08/2019

109 NIGERIAN SENATORS SPENDING TEN BILLION ON SUVS WITHIN A SPACE OF ONE YEAR AMID HIGH POVERTY RATE AMONG ITS CITIZENS IS A TRAVESTY.

BY THIS TIME LAST YEAR TOOK N45M FOR SUVS PER SENATOR .

LAST MONTH THEY TOOK N30M WELCOME PACKAGES PER SENATOR.

TODAY THEY ARE CONSIDERING N50M FOR SUVS PER SENATOR AGAIN.

ARE THEY THE ONLY ONES THAT OWNS NIGERIA?

ARE THE ONLY ONES THAT GOOD THINGS ARE GOOD FOR?

THIS IS OUTRAGES AND WICKED CONSIDERING THE PRESENT ECONOMIC SITUATION IN NIGERIA. WHERE FAMILIES CAN HARDLY HAVE 3 SQUARE MEALS A DAY NOT TO SAY OTHER NECESSARY RESPONSIBILITIES.

THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE IN A COUNTRY THAT IS SECOND IN THE WORLD IN TERMS OF UNEMPLOYMENT RATE.

THIS IS DISHEARTENING IN A COUNTRY THAT HAS ONE OF THE HIGHEST POVERTY RATES IN THE WORLD.

THIS IS EVIL IN A COUNTRY THAT IS SECOND TO WAR TON YEMEN IN TERMS OF WORST ELECTRICITY SUPPLY TO ITS CITIZENRY.

THIS IS DEHUMANISING AND CRUEL IN A COUNTRY THAT HAS ONE OF THE HIGHEST RATE OF MOTHER AND CHILD MORTALITY RATE IN THE WORLD.

THIS PURE EVIL IN A COUNTRY WHERE ALMOST 100 WOMEN DIES DAILY DURING CHILD BIRTH.

THIS IS CATASTROPHIC IN A COUNTRY THAT HAS ONE OF THE HIGHEST RATE OF OUT OF SCHOOL CHILDREN IN THE WORLD.

WHAT IS GOOD FOR THE GOOSE IS ALSO GOOD FOR THE GANDER.

THEY SHOULD EXTEND THESE GOODIES TO THE ORDINARY NIGERIANS TOO.

ALLOWING ONLY 109 SENATORS TO SPEND N10 BILLION ON ONLY CARS WITHIN A SPACE OF 1 YEAR IS AN AFFRONT TO THE REST OF OVER 200 MILLION NIGERIANS.

THANK YOU.

GOD BLESS NIGERIA.

AMEN.

PLEASE SHARE UNTIL IT GETS TO THOSE CONCERNED.

04/02/2017

Who says change is not good? Our government are now encouraging made in Nigeria goods by patronising them. Innosson Motors is a typical example.

22/01/2017

02/01/2017

25/02/2016

SOARING PRICE OF FOREIGN RICE.

Was the Nigeria Central Bank right to bar rice importers from accessing the forex through the official window ?. Rice is the staple food of Nigerians and local production still fell the demand of the over 180 million people.

24/02/2016

The 41 imported items included on CBN lists whose importers cannot benefit from CBN forex access due to already dwindling foreign reserves stock.:

1. Vegetable and processed vegetable products,

2. Metal boxes,

3. Cement,

4. Margarine,

5. Palm kernel and Vegetable Oil,

6. Chicken,

7. Eggs,

8. Turkey,

9. Indian incense,

10. Geisha & Sardines - tinned fish in sauce,

11. Private airplanes/jet,

12. Cold rolled steel sheets,

13. Roofing sheets,

14. Wheelbarrows,

15. Head pans and head containers,

16. Tomatoes paste,

17. Enamel ware,

18. Cosmetics,

19. Soap,

20. Plastic products,

21. Rubber products,

22. Steel drum,

23. Steel pipes,

24. Wire mesh,

25. Steel nails,

26. Wire rods,

27. Security wire,

28. Wood particle,

29. Wood board,

30. Wood fiber boards,

31. Wood fiber panel,

32. Plywood board,

33. Plywood panel,

34. Wooden doors,

35. Toothpicks,

36. Glass and glassware,

37. Kitchen utensils,

38. Tableware,

39. Tiles,

40. Wooden fabrics

41. Rice

Why did CBN suspend foreign currency funding for the 41 imported items importation into Nigeria?

1. CBN considered them as sources of strain on the already dwindling foreign reserves stock in Nigeria.

2.CBN said the implementation of the policy would go a long way to conserve the nation’s hard earned foreign exchange and boost local production activities in the country.

3. With CBN exclusion lists to funding from the official foreign exchange (forex) market, it will reduce pressure on the naira and preserve the country’s external reserves.

NIGERIANS need to review how to produce the above listed items locally.

HOW?

A. From Agro-allied - Farming Plantations - Palm kernel and Vegetable Oil, Vegetable and processed vegetable products, Rice, Tomatoes paste.

B. Rubber Tree (Hevea brasiliensis) - Rubber Products

C. Animal husbandry - Chicken, Turkey, Eggs, Fishes, and tinned fish in sauce.

D. From Forestry and Saw milling and Furniture Works -

a. Wood particle,
b. Wood board,
c. Wood fiber boards and panel,
d Plywood board and panel,
e. Wooden doors,
f. Toothpicks,
g. Wooden fabrics
h. Wooden doors

E. From Locally Available Raw Materials

a. Limestone - Cement

b. White Sands - Glass and glasswares

F. Iron Ore: Steel drum, Steel pipes, Wire mesh, Steel nails, Wire rods, Security wire, Kitchen utensils, Cold rolled steel sheets, Roofing sheets,Wheelbarrows ,Head pans and head containers

G. Petrochemicals : Plastics Products, Cosmetics and Soap

These 41 items barred from sourcing forex via the official window are the ones sourcing for forex at the black market hence there is an increasing in demand for dollar now but on the long run when some of these items starts local production there will be less importation and less dollar demand.

Thank you and God Bless Nigeria.

Comrade Emmanuel Uchechukwu Ikpo
Entrepreneur & Activist.


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18/02/2016

WHY IS THE OFFICIAL FX MARKET NOT GETTING ANY ATTENTION?

We are not getting any news on the official FX market, the commercial banks & what they do with FX they got.

Only parallel FX market news are heared every seconds.
The official FX market is shrouded in secrecy, the bank managers are not telling their customers to come for the FX at the official rate rather they divert it to the black market and allow the black market to control the FX market and our economy.

So bad and something drastic needs to be urgently done on these CABALS (the banks) before it gets out of hand.

May God help us.