How 36 States in Nigeria Shared N2.16trn FAAC Revenue in 5 Months in 2024 [Full List]

In a fiscal landscape marked by volatility and economic uncertainty, the allocation and distribution of federal revenue among Nigeria’s 36 states has become a topic of intense scrutiny.

The recent disbursement of N2.16 trillion in Federal Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) revenue over a span of five months in 2024 has sparked widespread debate and interest across the nation.

As each state grapples with its own unique financial challenges and priorities, the question looms large: how have these funds been allocated, and what implications does this distribution hold for the future socio-economic development of Nigeria?

Here’s the full list of how 36 states in  Nigeria shared N2.16trn FAAC revenue in the first five months of 2024

1. Delta: N216.97bn
2. Rivers: N164.74bn
3. Akwa Ibom: N148.49bn
4. Lagos: N134.48bn
5. Bayelsa: N132.50bn
6. Kano: N70.42bn
7. Oyo: N55.57bn
8. Edo: N54.78bn
9. Ondo: N54.41bn
10. Anambra: N53.77bn
11. Borno: N52.75bn
12. Katsina: N50.44bn
13. Jigawa: N50bn
14. Benue: N49.44bn
15. Imo: N48.34bn
16. Abia: N44.95bn
17. Kebbi: N44.48bn
18. Niger: N44.44bn
19. Enugu: N43.98bn
20. Sokoto: N43.41bn
21. Taraba: N41.84bn
22. Adamawa: N41.82bn
23. Bauchi: N40.25bn
24. Zamfara: N40.06bn
25. Yobe: N39.80bn
26. Nasarawa: N39.05bn
27. Plateau: N37.91bn
28. Kogi: N37.71bn
29. Kaduna: N37.64bn
30. Osun: N37.25bn
31. Ebonyi: N37.17bn
32. Kwara: N37.04bn
33. Gombe: N35.84bn
34. Ekiti: N35.38bn
35. Ogun: N33.66bn
36. Cross River: N33.54bn

This report is according to TheCableIndex.