In 2023, the Federal Account Allocation Committee distributed funds to States and their Local Government Areas, with Delta receiving the highest amount at โฆ483.57bn and Gombe receiving the lowest at โฆ99.05bn.
This allocation of funds to States and Local Government Areas (LGAs) highlights the significant financial resources available to State governments in Nigeria. Check what your State received and compare dividends of democracy in your locality:
1 Delta: โฆ483.57bn 2 Rivers: โฆ426.84bn 3 Akwa Ibom: โฆ380.1bn 4 Lagos: โฆ371.39bn 5 Bayelsa: โฆ268.34bn 6 Kano: โฆ261.37bn 7 Oyo: โฆ207.37bn 8 Katsina: โฆ191.43bn 9 Borno: โฆ176.94bn 10 Kaduna: โฆ170.91bn 11 Jigawa: โฆ170.74bn 12 Benue: โฆ161.99bn 13 Edo: โฆ161.69bn 14 Anambra: โฆ161.54bn 15 Ondo: โฆ156.33bn 16 Niger: โฆ155.62bn 17 Imo: โฆ152.39bn 18 FCT: โฆ145.3bn 19 Sokoto: โฆ146.19bn 20 Bauchi: โฆ144.98bn 21 Kebbi: โฆ143.93bn 22 Osun: โฆ141.48bn 23 Adamawa: โฆ139.14bn 24 Kogi: โฆ136.97bn 25 Enugu: โฆ133.29bn 26 Abia: โฆ125.92bn 27 Yobe: โฆ124.14bn 28 Taraba: โฆ123.05bn 29 Plateau: โฆ121.71bn 30 Ogun: โฆ120.72bn 31 Zamfara: โฆ119.17bn 32 Cross River: โฆ118.8bn 33 Kwara: โฆ115.11bn 34 Nasarawa: โฆ111.54bn 35 Ekiti: โฆ107.5bn 36 Ebonyi: โฆ107.45bn 37 Gombe: โฆ99.05bn
Credit: Statisense







