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| State Allocations For May, 2013. by bodmasfem(m): 8:05am On Jun 20, 2013 |
Below is the STATE ALLOCATION FOR MAY 2013 1. Akwa Ibom. 31LGCs. N69.4bn 2. Rivers. 23 LGCs. N67.6bn 3. Delta. 23 LGCs. N62.2bn 4. Bayelsa. 8 LGCs. N50.4bn 5. Kano. 44 LGCs. N34.5bn 6. Lagos. 20 LGCs. N30.0bn 7. Katsina. 34 LGCs. N25.5bn 8. Ondo. 18 LGCs. N24.8bn 9. Oyo. 33 LGCs. N24.6bn 10.Kaduna. 23 LGCs. N23.7bn 11 BORNO. 27 LGCS. 22.1BN 12 NIGER. 25 LGCS. 22.1BN 13.IMO. 27LGCS. 21.9BN 14.JIGAWA. 27LGCS. 21.6bn 15.BAUCHI. 20LGCS. 21.4BN 16.EDO. 18LGCS. 20.6BN 17.BENUE. 23LGCS.20.2BN 18.SOKOTO. 23LGCS. 19.8BN 19.KOGI. 21LGCS. 18.8BN 20.OSUN. 30LGCS. 18.76BN 21.ANAMBRA. 21LGCS. 18.74BN 22.ADAMAWA. 21LGCS. 18.6BN 23.KEBBI. 21LGCS. 18.3BN 24.OGUN. 20LGCS. 17.8BN 25.ABIA. 17LGCS. 17.48BN 26.TARABA. 16LGCS. 17.3BN 27.YOBE. 17LGCS. 17BN 28.PLATEAU. 17LGCS. 16.9BN 29.ZAMFARA. 14LGCS. 16.7BN 30.CROSS RIVERS. 18LGCS. 16.5BN 31.ENUGU. 17LGCS. 16.4BN 32.KWARA. 16LGCS. 15.6BN 33.EKITI. 16LGCS. 13.8BN 34.NASSARAWA. 13LGCS. 13.67BN 35.GOMBE. 11LGCS. 13.65 36.EBONYI. 13LGCS. 12.6BN 37.FCT-ABUJA. 6LGCS. 3.2BN STATES TOTAL: 894BILLION NAIRA 38 FGN/FCT. 730BN 39 NCS/FIRS. 6BN GRAND TOTAL: 1.6TRILLION NAIRA one month from now, they will share another trillion naira so what results do we get from this trillions being shared monthly from these political rogues ? |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by Nobody: 8:08am On Jun 20, 2013 |
Most governors will do one road and thats it! |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by Nobody: 8:16am On Jun 20, 2013 |
Lagos State receives 1 billion Naira per day, yet Satellite Town looks like dustbin. 5 Likes |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by bestview: 8:16am On Jun 20, 2013 |
Hope to the next election in my state |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by Ngwakwe: 8:21am On Jun 20, 2013 |
Ondo, Edo, Abia, Cross River and Imo State still have lesser allocations in spite of the additional 13% derivation. What would have been of them without the add. |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by Nobody: 8:24am On Jun 20, 2013 |
Ngwakwe: Ondo, Edo, Abia, Cross River and Imo State still have lesser allocations in spite of the additional 13% derivation.Cross River State is not an oil producing State. Ondo's status is a fraud perpetrated by OBJ and Ibori, how many Oil wells do you find in Abia. Allocation is based on amount oil quantity. Akwa Ibom State, Delta, Rivers and Delta literally are the Bread Winners of all Nigerian States. |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by Ngwakwe: 8:27am On Jun 20, 2013 |
From the Allocations received by FG and States according to the figures tabled above, there have been unfair comparison of level of developments between some rich and poor states. |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by iykak47: 8:40am On Jun 20, 2013 |
Only Baba God knows what the governors do with these billions, internally generated revenue is not even included. The annoying part of is that everybody focus on Abuja, people are not ready to ask their governors what they do with the billions of naira allocated to them monthly. When Beaf was around, he asked the question severally but what he got was insults from the opposition. |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by kkkp: 8:44am On Jun 20, 2013 |
Aaaarrrrggggghhhhhh!!! Compare d allocation of Bayelsa wit Lagos with small population..Bayelsa Gov nid to b hanged  |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by kkkp: 8:45am On Jun 20, 2013 |
kkkp: Aaaarrrrggggghhhhhh!!! Compare d allocation of Bayelsa wit Lagos ..bayelsa with small population..Bayelsa Gov nid to b hanged |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by kkkp: 8:50am On Jun 20, 2013 |
With all dis allocation and 13% derivation..and dis guys frm d creeks are still complainin...nawa o! |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by OneNaira6: 8:51am On Jun 20, 2013 |
more oil money to steal.mtchewwwww |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by seunlayi(m): 8:56am On Jun 20, 2013 |
this is intersting. I just recollected when Lam Adesina was collecting 650 million before it was raised to 1.2 billion folllowed by Ladoja with 3 billion naira. Now i realized that Oyo state is now earning 25 billion monthly. Wao! Let me sit down and think about this. 1 Like |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by Abagworo(m): 8:59am On Jun 20, 2013 |
Going by what I'm seeing here, all Governors have performed exactly same in comparison to what they get apart from a few cases. The worst Governor is Uduaghan. Delta is in the league of super rich States like Rivers and Akwa-Ibom but nothing to show for all the money. Bayelsa is understandably very riverine State and hence the slow achievements in infrastructure. Uduaghan where has all the Delta money gone? |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by MaziOmenuko: 9:01am On Jun 20, 2013 |
Can someone explain why Borno, kaduna, kastina, Niger and some other Norther states get more allocation than Abia, Imo and Anambra states? The SE states are oil producing, have commercial cities that generate revenue for the FG thru tax and import duties: then why the disparity? |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by Ngwakwe: 9:03am On Jun 20, 2013 |
We have allocations that States and their LGAs maintain common purse . The formula for these allocations in relation to the number of LGAs is mysterious and omirimious to say the lest. Below is the STATE ALLOCATION FOR MAY 2013 |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by Sunnybobo3(m): 9:04am On Jun 20, 2013 |
This is fake. Op, could you please stop peddling falsehoods. |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by Sunnybobo3(m): 9:07am On Jun 20, 2013 |
At best, this could be for the first quarter of the year ie January to March and can never be for 1 month. NEVER!!! |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by karlmax2: 9:09am On Jun 20, 2013 |
bodmasfem: Below is the STATE ALLOCATION FOR MAY 2013the ignorant ones are fully focused on the billions of the federal government and turn a blind eye to their respective state as far as they are concerned their state government can do whatever they want its nobody's business. |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by Garrithe1st: 9:17am On Jun 20, 2013 |
Billyonaire: Lagos State receives 1 billion Naira per day, yet Satellite Town looks like dustbin. Why not talk about Akwa Ibom, Delta, Rivers and Bayelsa?? Are there no areas that look like dustbin in these states?? Besides what's a "Billionaire" doing in Satellite Town?? Abi your "Billions" couldn't afford a place in VI or Ikoyi?? Why not buy a place in Banana "Iceland" like your co-billionaire Yuzedo??  4 Likes |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by Brimmie(m): 9:20am On Jun 20, 2013 |
bodmasfem: Below is the STATE ALLOCATION FOR MAY 2013 [size=20]Osun State is working!! Ondo State is collecting N24.8bn/month?? Nna, Mimiko is a thief o!! E jus dey paint everywhere orange color!! Bastard son of south/west![/size] 1 Like |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by Brimmie(m): 9:22am On Jun 20, 2013 |
Garri the 1st: LOL!! Billy is a dumbfuck!! Very broke to Avoid a plot of land in Banana Eyeland! |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by idumuose(m): 9:27am On Jun 20, 2013 |
This allocation could not have been for one month.Akwa ibom's Monthly allocation used to fluctuate between 16 and 14 billion Naira while that of Delta hovers around 11 and 8 billion naira. Me think this figure is for the 1st quarter of the year plus Excess crude oil account plus local Government allocation. |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by WildChild00(m): 9:30am On Jun 20, 2013 |
bodmasfem: Below is the STATE ALLOCATION FOR MAY 2013 If I may ask, where is the source of this news/information? |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by MaziOmenuko: 9:31am On Jun 20, 2013 |
Can someone tell us the formula they used in getting at the allocations because there are disparities which is hard to reconcile with. I'm aware of the oil producing status, number of local governments and I'm still aware of IGR and some states like Abia and Anambra generate loads of IGR for the government. What of the Ecological funds and excess crude reserves? |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by ojubi(m): 9:37am On Jun 20, 2013 |
Bornu and Yobe earns more money than cross river state and latter someone will blame poverty in the north for terrorism. BTW why will any reasonable person see the allocation table and still blame GEJ for under developing his state? With this allocation federal government will pay workers from Badagery to Maidugury including the armed forces and still do projects in the states. The fundamental question is what are governors doing with their money? |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by IGBOSON1: 9:37am On Jun 20, 2013 |
ABIA. 17LGCS. 17.48BN IMO. 27LGCS. 21.9BN The above is why i say this fuc/king country is shortchanging Ndigbo and holding us down! If there was 'proper' fiscal federalism, states like Abia and Imo would have been able to fully use their natural resources of oil and gas, and just pay tax to the centre......how the fuc/k can they lay claim to being an oyel producing state with such a pathetic income from said resource? |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by Nobody: 9:41am On Jun 20, 2013 |
Mazi_Omenuko: Can someone explain why Borno, kaduna, kastina, Niger and some other Norther states get more allocation than Abia, Imo and Anambra states? The SE states are oil producing, have commercial cities that generate revenue for the FG thru tax and import duties: then why the disparity?That why there must always be almajiris in the north (about 11million of them at the last count). The almajiri system serve the following purpose for the northern elite: - boost population figure. The more population you have in your state, the more federal allocations you get. That means more money for the elite. A ridiculous system that rewards dependency. - sea of heads during campaigns. The almajiris account for the sea of heads you see in political rallies of core northern politicians - boost electoral votes. The almajiris have tremendous electoral value - ethnoreligous crisis. The almajiri system is a tool in the hands of the elites to unleash mayhem in the north. Now you know why no northern politician is interested in stopping the almajiri system. 2 Likes |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by Garrithe1st: 9:45am On Jun 20, 2013 |
IGBO-SON: You guys are so poor hence the attache by force you've been doing. Trying to force your broke ass on the SS. |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by Nobody: 9:47am On Jun 20, 2013 |
idumuose: This allocation could not have been for one month.Akwa ibom'sI think so too. But the reality is that so much money goes to the states and we should begin to demand accountability from our respective state governors. Also the formula for sharing the funds to the various states is skewed, unfair and ridiculous. Can you imagine that states like Yobe and Borno earn more than oil producing southeast states? 1 Like |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by ITbomb(m): 9:51am On Jun 20, 2013 |
3. Delta. 23 LGCs. N62.2bnWTFuck! Uduagha should be hanged |
| Re: State Allocations For May, 2013. by Ngwakwe: 10:11am On Jun 20, 2013 |
Poverty is a relative term by the way, the wealth of a people lies with their hardworking, career and trained work force who are ready to take challenges and work without depending on the government. Remember those cry babies of Fuel Subsidy Removal (instead of fuel voucher distribution per voter), always dependent of what the Government will do for them while contributing less for development of the country. Provided the South East by extension Ndigbo continues to provide the much needed services in transportation, trade and commerce, import and export, craft and workmanship, education and technology etc, poverty will never have a foothold in the East whilst street begging will remain infinitesimal to say the lest. Garri the 1st: 2 Likes |
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