The Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) has shared a total sum of N1.101 trillion revenue that was generated in August, 2023 to the three tiers of government being monthly allocation from the Joint Federation Account.

Despite the recent increase in monthly revenue generation, the balance in the excess crude account (ECA) has remained $473,754.57.

A communique issued by FAAC at its September, 2023 meeting showed that a total revenue of N1,483,902 trillion was available in the month of August 2023. Total deductions for cost of collection was N58.755 billion, total transfers and refunds were N254.046billion and savings were N71.000 billion.

The communique indicated that the N1.1 trillion total distributable revenue is comprised of distributable statutory revenue of N357.398 billion, N321.941 billion raised from Value Added Tax (VAT), N14.102 billion generated from electronic money transfer levy, N229.568 billion that came in from exchange rate differential, and augmentation of NN177.092 billion.

Gross statutory revenue of N891.934 billion was received for the month of August 2023. This was lower than the N1, 150, 424 trillion received in the month of July 2023 by N258.490 billion.

The gross revenue available from the VAT was N345.727 billion. This was higher than the N298.789 billion available in the month of July 2023 by N46.938 billion.

The communique stated that from the N1.1 trillion total distributable revenue, the federal government received a total of N431.245 billion, 36 states and the FCT received N361.188 billion, while the local government areas got N266.538 billion.

A total sum of N26.473 billion (13 percent of mineral revenue) and N14.657 billion (13 percent of savings from NNPCL), were shared to the relevant States as derivation revenue.
From the N357.398 billion distributable statutory revenue, the federal government received N173.102 billion, the state governments received N87.800 billion and the local government areas received N67.690 billion.

From the N321.941 billion VAT revenue for the month, federal government received N48.291 billion, states received N160.971 billion, while the LGAs got N112.679 billion.

The available N14.102 billion electronic transfer levy was shared as follows: federal government: N2.115 billion; state governments: N7.051 billion, and LGAs: N4.936billion.

A breakdown of the figures shared by director of press in the office of the accountant-general of the federal, Bawa Mokwa, showed that federal government took N114.445 billion from the N229.568 billion that came in from exchange differential, while all the state governments received N58.048 billion, with the LGAs receiving N44.752 billion.

The sum of N12.027 billion (13 per cent of mineral revenue) and N0.296 billion (13 per cent of savings from NNPCL) went to the relevant States as derivation revenue.

From the N177.092 billion augmentation, the federal government received N93.292 billion, the 36 States received N47.319 billion and the local government areas got N36.481 billion.

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Ttipsy:
Hope there is provision for Agberos??

For Election job well done

Nonsense

IMASTEX:
Money for the boys

flipboss:
What a failed country running a failed system.

Donaldoni:
This sharing of a thing is part of the problems of this country.

Our governors can't think! They are just lazy!! The states have become parasites

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TheBillyonaire:


The money is made from the States,

ufotunang:
If you calculate the local government allocation of 266 billion naira to be shared to 774 local government areas.....each local government in nigeria supposed to collect at least 300 million naira... but the governors of the state will give each of their local government not more than 50 million naira out of the 300 million that supposed to go directly to each local government if they was local government autonomy law in place.,..that is why there is no much development in the LGA, villages and communities in nigeria.... nawaoooo...this governors are greedy

IMASTEX:
Money for the boys

LAXconfidential:


Then each state should be allowed to utilise their own output