Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) Releases Allocation collected by states and LGAs for the months of January to April 2020.
1 Delta: ₦87.26b
2 Akwa Ibom: ₦74.33b
3 Lagos: ₦70.83b
4 Rivers: ₦70.20b
5 Kano: ₦55.73b
6 Bayelsa: ₦54.03b
7 Katsina: ₦41.82b
8 Kaduna: ₦39.25b
9 Oyo: ₦37.46b
10 Borno: ₦36.85b
11 Jigawa: ₦34.73b
12 Niger: ₦34.34b
13 Imo: ₦33.79b
14 Sokoto: ₦32.20b
15 Edo: ₦31.44b
16 Bauchi: ₦30.79b
17 Benue: ₦30.59b
18 Kebbi: ₦30.07b
19 Anambra: ₦29.95b
20 Kogi: ₦28.53b
21 Adamawa: ₦28.47b
22 Enugu: ₦27.87b
23 FCT: ₦27.53b
24 Ondo: ₦27.50b
25 Yobe: ₦27.29b
26 Abia: ₦26.54b
27 Taraba: ₦25.34b
28 Osun: ₦24.09b
29 Ogun: ₦23.60b
30 Plateau: ₦23.52b
31 Kwara: ₦23.49b
32 Zamfara: ₦23.48b
33 Ebonyi: ₦22.58b
34 Nasarawa: ₦22.47b
35 Cross River: ₦21.99b
36 Ekiti: ₦21.83b
37 Gombe: ₦20.35b
What is the sources of funds in the Federation account?
The federation account received money from seven major sources, including:
1. Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)
2. Nigeria Custom Services (NCS)
3. Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS)
- Corporate Income Tax
- Education Tax
- Information Technology Tax
- Pension Contributions
- Industrial Training Fund Contributions
- National Housing Fund Contributions
- Employee Compensation Scheme
- Petroleum Profit Tax
- Capital Gains Tax
- Withholding Tax
- Value Added Tax
- Stamp Duty
- Luxury Tax
4. Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA)
5. Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)
6. Nigeria Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA)
7. Nigeria Liquified Natural Gas (NLNG)
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