cKaiser:


Show me evidence of the 14.8bn Anambra generated

Below is what the took from the allocation in September 2017 alone

Abia N4.04 billlion, Adamawa N4.02 billion, Cross River N2.85 billion, Ekiti N2.94 billion, Edo N4.5 billion, Kaduna State N5.4 billion, Kano State N6.8 billion, Lagos state N8.8 billion, Rivers N12.45 billion, and Zamfara, N3.05 billion. Delta got N14.2 billion, Anambra N4.3 billion, Benue N4.2 billion, Borno N4.9 billion, Ebonyi N3.76 billion, Enugu State N4.07 billion, Gombe State N3.39 billion, Nassarawa State N3.74 billion, Imo N3.96 billion and Kogi N4.24 billion.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/10/36-states-share-n173-8bn-federation-account-september-graphic-report/

Ngozi123:


Nope. That's not just from the federal allocation. Check the pdf file that I directed the poster above to. You'll see how it's broken down.

cKaiser:


According to the same document you refer to,

Lagos State generated 300bn in 2016 and received 2.3b in the month you gave

So you can do the Maths and see that Lagos is a net giver to Nigeria and not a taker

Ngozi123:


But in democracy, everyone gets to have a say, sparking a healthy debate that's designed to make the country better. If it was just a numbers game then, by default, the North should be ruling this country without any input from Southerners as they are (according to the census) more numerous. Do you agree with that notion?

Ngozi123:
It's in odd format and I don't know how to post a link for that. Google "Nigeria federal revenue allocation" and "Internally generated revenue at state level" and then you'll find the two pdf files.

FG, states, LGs, share N1.41trn in Q’1 2017 | ON MAY 22, 2017:

Abuja — The Federal Government, the 36 states and their local government areas have so far shared N1.4 trillion from the federation account, being revenue generated in the first quarter of 2017. The breakdown is contained in the monthly Federation Account Allocation Committee, FAAC, report obtained by the News Agency of Nigeria, yesterday, in Abuja. The key agencies that remit funds into the federation account are Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC; Federal Inland Revenue Service, FIRS, and Nigeria Customs Service. The total revenue shared in January between the federal, states and local governments was N430.16 billion, meaning that federal took N168 billion, states, N114.28 billion and local governments, N85.4 billion.

The report showed that before distribution, state liabilities were deducted. The liabilities paid by the states in the first quarter, included an external debt of N8.73 billion, contractual obligations of N30.15 billion and other deductions amounting to N50.23 billion.....

What each State got;
Abia N8.42bn
Adamawa N7.8bn
A-Ibom N34.88bn
Anambra, N8.7bn
Bauchi, N7.9bn
Bayelsa, N22.97bn......

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/05/fg-states-lgs-share-n1-41trn-q1-2017/

The National Bureau of Statistics released today the Internally Generated Revenue at State level for January to June 2016. In this report, Lagos State recorded the highest Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) figure of N150.59bn in Half Year 2016, closely followed by Ogun State with N28.15bn while Nasarawa State generated the lowest revenue for the period under reference at N1.05bn.

For this period, seven (7) states are yet to report their H1 2016 Internally Generated Revenue figures. The states are Abia, Anambra, Bauchi, Ebonyi, Oyo, Rivers and Sokoto. A total of N317.79bn was generated by twenty-nine (29) states that have reported their H1 2016 Internally Generated Revenue figure and the revenue was generated across the following types – PAYE, Direct Assessment, Road Taxes, Revenue from Ministries, Departments & Agencies and other taxes.

Wednesday, January 18, 2017
National Bureau of Statistics, Nigeria

http://www.nigerianstat.gov.ng/download/497

Year - Anambra State
2011 - 6,148,922,395.00
2012 - 7,601,585,012.15
2013 - 8,731,599,912.43
2014 - 10,454,312,316.18
2015 - 14,793,120,188.67
2016 - 14,793,120,188.67

Internally Generated Revenues for Anambra State increased from N6.14bn in 2011 to N14.79bn in 2015. NB: Anambra is yet to report H1 2016 IGR figure, The state's 2015 figure was adopted for 2016. This will be revised when actual full year values are received.

Ngozi123:


I'm glad that you pointed this out. Pray tell, how exactly did Lagos become such a big contributor to Nigeria?

zakim:
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LaudableXX:


Madam, from press reports, Anambra got 8.7 billion naira from federal govt in the 1st Quarter of 2017.

Ngozi123:


I apologise, you're correct here. Still, the difference in what they give/recieve is not hugely disproportionate when you compare it to other states. They give little and they receive little. I will ask my original question again: how exactly is it profiting from immigration of Nigerians from other states on a large scale?

omonnakoda:

Vague?
What scale? Do you have any data

Ngozi123:


You do realise that I'm the one that's asking the question, right? The onus is on you and whoever else that wants to compare Anambra to Lagos to prove that Anambra has benefited hugely from large scale immigration.

Ngozi123:
I apologise, you're correct here. Still, the difference in what they give/recieve is not hugely disproportionate when you compare it to other states. They give little and they receive little. I will ask my original question again: how exactly is it profiting from immigration of Nigerians from other states on a large scale?

omonnakoda:


What large scale Imigration?

LaudableXX:


There is a huge difference. In 2016, Anambra received a total sum of 60,100,345,047.16 billion naira from federal government. A whopping 60 billion! Compare this to the 14 billion naira the state is said to have generated as IGR in 2016.

Please see the entire table here: https://economicconfidential.com/faac/states-lgs-share-n2-6tr-2016/

Ngozi123:


46 billion Naira is not a lot for an entire state with a population of 4 million, although Obiano should be doing much more with it. Anambra State has still in no way profited from large scale immigration, as Lagos state has.

Ngozi123:
46 billion Naira is not a lot for an entire state with a population of 4 million, although Obiano should be doing much more with it. Anambra State has still in no way profited from large scale immigration, as Lagos state has.

LaudableXX:


For you to make 'immigration' your basis of argument, you need to have accurate census figures, appropriate data on the number of visitors each state receives annually, and a clear picture of the proportion of residents in Lagos who are non-indigenes, as well as facts, figures and data showing what they have contributed to the state. Do you have that?

Ngozi123:


Exactly.

Ngozi123:


Exactly.

hammer6F:



Bro, Lagos is to the south wat Abuja is to the North.

Port Harcourt is to the south wat Kano is to the North.

If Lagos is now a village like Anambra and Osun, just tell the people mistaking it as a capital city of the south to leave.

Politics dat dont generate wealth, will generate poverty and all this your twisted presentation generate poverty via killing valuable time.

Wow! So Anambra is now a village. Thought it was a world-class state like Tokyo where everyone is a millionaire

Lmaoo..Ipob idiots changing tone like menstrual pads

I will show you this post when next you claim Anambra is a world-class state

Ihatepork:


Wow! So Anambra is now a village. Thought it was a world-class state like Tokyo where everyone is a millionaire

Lmaoo..Ipob idiots changing tone like menstrual pads

I will show you this post when next you claim Anambra is a world-class state

toodark:
northerners told them to fvck off...........!!

YORUBAS TOLD THEM TO GET LOST.....!!!!

but here they are talking rubbish day and night.....

if they were ranting rubbish on ,i would understand....but this is realy ridiculous...

everybody told them to get lost....!!!!...

buhari my foot...i dont even care about buhari....

i dont know him....i never cared...but buhari get the job done.....thats all what i care about....

LaudableXX:


Hmmnn....tdarkside! God will deliver you!

toodark:
are you trying to bless me..??...

Ngozi123:


I'm glad that you pointed this out. Pray tell, how exactly did Lagos become such a big contributor to Nigeria?

cKaiser:
One the port which is given to Lagos by nature and generates a huge amount of income.

LaudableXX:

Revenue from the seaports and airports go directly to the federal govt, and not the state.

USAbabe:


U think is all dat ? tomorow they will still come up with another law maybe this time it will be if cant speak yoruba no work for u.


i get it


i think is time for other tribe to follow this step there everybody will mind his or her business


Niger delta should take full ownership of there oil now . what is good for tom is good for dick