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Poverty is rampant in Akwa Ibom State and its incidence has been on the increase. This scourge has been found to have more biting effect in the rural areas where the bulk of Akwa Ibom people live. World Bank (2019) reported that distribution of poverty in Nigeria revealed that poverty is highest in rural areas of Akwa Ibom state. Even world bank can attest. |
I know the clown Hunchogee aka Ilaumoh does not read books/official documents, but goes around spreading half baked info manufactured by himself and spread it around blogs. Just look at his source wikipedia. Something I can go edit now and he will embrace it as fact!I know you are paid by AKSG to spread propaganda. Let me give you some inside documents to expose your foolishness.
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Ilaumoh: Source Wikipedia ![]() You see why I said this guy is a poor illiterate.
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The Economic Confidential on Sunday released its Annual States Viability Index (ASVI) report. It showed that 17 States are insolvent as their Internally Generated Revenues (IGR) in 2018 were far below 10% of their receipts from the Federation Account Allocations (FAA) in the same year. The index declared that without the monthly disbursement from the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC), many states remain unviable, and cannot survive without the federally collected revenue, mostly from the oil sector. The IGR are generated by states through Pay-As-You-Earn Tax (PAYE), Direct Assessment, Road Taxes and revenues from Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs). The IGR of the 36 states of the federation totalled N1.1 trillion in 2018 as compared to N931 billion in 2018, an increase of N172 billion. The report further indicates that the IGR of Lagos State of N382bn is higher than that of 30 States put together whose Internally Generated Revenues are extremely low, and poor compared to their allocations from the Federation Account. Meanwhile, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja, which is not a state but the nation’s capital generated N65bn IGR against N29bn it got from the Federation Account in 2018. Lagos State remained steadfast in its number one position in IGR with a total revenue generation of N382bn compared to FAA of N260bn which translate to 146% in the twelve months of 2018. It is followed by Ogun State which generated IGR of N84.55bn compared to FAA of N93bn representing 90%; Rivers with N112bn compared to FAA of N237bn representing 47% and Kwara State with a low receipt from the Federation Account has maintained its impressive IGR by generating N23bn compared to FAA of N81bn representing 28%. Others with impressive IGR include Edo with IGR of N28bn compared to FAA of N112bn representing 25%; Kano generated N44bn compared to FAA of N183bn representing 24%; Enugu with IGR of N22bn compared to FAA of N92bn representing 23%; Ondo with IGR of N24bn compared to FAA of N108bn representing 22.77%; Kaduna with IGR of N29bn compared to FAA of N131bn representing 22.44% while Delta State earned N58bn IGR against FAA of N285bn representing 20%. The report noted that ten states with impressive IGR generated N808bn in total, while the remaining states merely generated a total of N295bn in 2018. While the report provides shocking discoveries, the states with less than 10% IGR have remained 17 as in the previous year 2017. It added: “The poor states may not stay afloat outside the Federation Account Allocation due to socio-political crises including insurgency, kidnapping, armed-banditry and herdsmen-farmer clashes. “Other states lack foresight in revenue generation drive coupled with arm-chair governance. “The states that may not survive without the Federation Account due to poor internal revenue generation are Ebonyi which realized a meagre N6.14bn compared to a total of N76bn it received from the Federation Account Allocation (FAA) in 2018 representing about 7.98%; Bayelsa with IGR of N13.6bn compared to FAA of N192bn representing 7.10%; Taraba N5.96bnbn compared to FAA of N88bn representing 6.77%; Adamawa with IGR of N6.2bn compared to N97bn of FAA representing 6.77% and Borno with IGR of N6.52bn compared to N122bn of FAA representing 5.3% within the period under review. “The major poor internal revenue earners are Katsina which generated N6.9bn compared to FAA of N138bn representing 5.03%; Yobe N4.48bn compared to FAA of N89bn representing 4.86% and lastly Kebbi N4.88bn IGR compared to FAA of N101bn representing 4.88%.” The Economic Confidential ASVI further showed that only three states in the entire Northern region have IGR above 20% in comparison to their respective allocations from the Federation Account. They are Kwara, Kano and Kaduna States. Meanwhile seven states in the South recorded over 20% IGR in 2018. They are Lagos, Ogun, Rivers, Edo, Enugu, Ondo and Delta States. The four Southern states with the poorest Internally Generated Revenue of less than 10% compared to their FAA in 2018 are Akwa Ibom, Ekiti, Ebonyi and Bayelsa. Similarly, 13 Northern States have poorest IGR, namely Benue, Nasarawa, Gombe, Zamfara, Niger, Bauchi, Jigawa, Taraba, Adamawa, Borno, Katsina, Yobe and Kebbi States. https://dailypost.ng/2019/05/12/10-nigerian-states-economically-viable-17-bankrupt-see-details/ |
I no fit laugh at the clown Hunchogee aka Ilaumoh. Third highest GDP only in your dreams. For your notice Delta is the number when it comes to oil in Nigeria. Poor illiterate with inferiority complex. Rivers will always remain your daddy. List of the richest states in Nigeria 1. Lagos State ($33.68 Billion) 2. Rivers State ($21.17 Billion) 3. Delta state ($ 16.75 billion) 4. Oyo state ($16.12 billion) 5. Imo State ($14.21 billion) 6. Kano state ($12.39 billion) 7. Edo state ($11.89 billion) 8. Akwa Ibom region ($11 billion) 9. Ogun state ($11 billion) 10. Kaduna state ($10.33 billion) 11. Cross River state ($9.29 billion) 12 Abia state ($8.68 billion) 13. Ondo region ($8.41 billion) 14. Osun state ($7.28 billion) 15. Benue region ($6.86 Billion) 16. Anambra State ($6.76 Billion) 17. Katsina State ($5.99 billion) 18. Niger State ($6 Billion) 19. Borno State ($5.18 Billion) 20. Plateau State ($5.15 Billion) Bonus: Sokoto State ($4.82 Billion)
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Laycon is the one writing for Erica...
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Vee is in awe at Lucy. How she writes her poems with ease, no stress. Hope the other housemates come through as well. I trust Laycon shaa... |
eleshin:Say what you know, not what you think. |
eleshin:I've not heard ozo say nothing, though I'm hearing he wrote Nengi's piece which I doubt. Lucy, Laycon and Vee are the guys impressing me so far in this poem thing. Praise is stepping up under the guidance of Lucy. |
Laycon and Lucy are good writers. |
Can somebody help that transgendered. She is perplexed by Prince, she never experreed it... ![]() |
KIDDRICAsHAWK:She hits hard. I enjoy her poem. It's all Lucy... |
Nilknarf:Are you sure you are watching the show with your head not heart? Is Erica and kid not behaving like authority in the house? Has Erica not changed since last week? Has she not been conniving with kid to get lesser house chores? At least the transgendered tolanibaj was able to confirm to Erica that she changed. Another thing that annoys me is kid keeps misbehaving and all most of the housemates can say is that's kidwaya. If Lucy do half of the nonsense kid has done everyone will paint her bad. Nengi is a goal! |
Asuito7:I barely comment here, however Erica the saint couldn't admit her own errors but to point out that of Lucy. This is where Nengi stands tall. |
Ilaumoh:See this poor illiterate fool. Keep crying, you have been busted
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Ilaumoh:Wait and see what? I'm giving present you are telling me about your imaginary future. What a clown.
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Ilaumoh:A heaven that your people keep migrating to in droves to seek for a better life. I dey pity you honestly. |
24SEVEN:Last week one of them came for mobil induction at Intels camp. During break I was gisting with the guy, dude was like each time I come to PH I feel like I'm in a city. . Everything here is big and fast, young boys driving expensive cars. This is someone that went to Intels camp at Onne oo. E never even enter PH. That's to tell you the village called Uyo he is coming from. |
Ilaumoh:Ask any well meaning business man where he will like to do his business in Nigeria after Lagos and Abuja all road leads to Rivers. Ask any young ambitious Nigerian where will he or she like to go and hustle after Lagos and Abuja all road lead to Rivers. Have you asked yourself why even FG when it comes to headquarters of anything in the SS they think of PH first? Ask yourself why all your youths run away from your state? Becaue it's useless being there. |
24SEVEN:I'm trying to get his contact. I wan employ him as gate man. I need to help a brother, you can see coronavirus is biting him too much. Less propaganda threads from him these days. Ilaumoh aka Hunchogee where are your ass kissing threads? Guess Udom is no longer paying... ![]() I know you have a PhD in gate man work, I cant allow joblessness finish you. |
Ilaumoh:I know real facts makes you cry. Weep...
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24SEVEN:I just wan put some sense into the house boy head. Sometimes it's good to be your brothers' keeper. Akwa Ibomites are our brothers, however when you see your brother dey bite more than he can chew you need to straight him up. |
Ilaumoh:I know illiterates like you have comprehension problem. More for your mumu skull; The Economic Confidential on Sunday released its Annual States Viability Index (ASVI) report. It showed that 17 States are insolvent as their Internally Generated Revenues (IGR) in 2018 were far below 10% of their receipts from the Federation Account Allocations (FAA) in the same year. The index declared that without the monthly disbursement from the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC), many states remain unviable, and cannot survive without the federally collected revenue, mostly from the oil sector. The IGR are generated by states through Pay-As-You-Earn Tax (PAYE), Direct Assessment, Road Taxes and revenues from Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs). The IGR of the 36 states of the federation totalled N1.1 trillion in 2018 as compared to N931 billion in 2018, an increase of N172 billion. The report further indicates that the IGR of Lagos State of N382bn is higher than that of 30 States put together whose Internally Generated Revenues are extremely low, and poor compared to their allocations from the Federation Account. Meanwhile, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja, which is not a state but the nation’s capital generated N65bn IGR against N29bn it got from the Federation Account in 2018. Lagos State remained steadfast in its number one position in IGR with a total revenue generation of N382bn compared to FAA of N260bn which translate to 146% in the twelve months of 2018. It is followed by Ogun State which generated IGR of N84.55bn compared to FAA of N93bn representing 90%; Rivers with N112bn compared to FAA of N237bn representing 47% and Kwara State with a low receipt from the Federation Account has maintained its impressive IGR by generating N23bn compared to FAA of N81bn representing 28%. Others with impressive IGR include Edo with IGR of N28bn compared to FAA of N112bn representing 25%; Kano generated N44bn compared to FAA of N183bn representing 24%; Enugu with IGR of N22bn compared to FAA of N92bn representing 23%; Ondo with IGR of N24bn compared to FAA of N108bn representing 22.77%; Kaduna with IGR of N29bn compared to FAA of N131bn representing 22.44% while Delta State earned N58bn IGR against FAA of N285bn representing 20%. The report noted that ten states with impressive IGR generated N808bn in total, while the remaining states merely generated a total of N295bn in 2018. While the report provides shocking discoveries, the states with less than 10% IGR have remained 17 as in the previous year 2017. It added: “The poor states may not stay afloat outside the Federation Account Allocation due to socio-political crises including insurgency, kidnapping, armed-banditry and herdsmen-farmer clashes. “Other states lack foresight in revenue generation drive coupled with arm-chair governance. “The states that may not survive without the Federation Account due to poor internal revenue generation are Ebonyi which realized a meagre N6.14bn compared to a total of N76bn it received from the Federation Account Allocation (FAA) in 2018 representing about 7.98%; Bayelsa with IGR of N13.6bn compared to FAA of N192bn representing 7.10%; Taraba N5.96bnbn compared to FAA of N88bn representing 6.77%; Adamawa with IGR of N6.2bn compared to N97bn of FAA representing 6.77% and Borno with IGR of N6.52bn compared to N122bn of FAA representing 5.3% within the period under review. “The major poor internal revenue earners are Katsina which generated N6.9bn compared to FAA of N138bn representing 5.03%; Yobe N4.48bn compared to FAA of N89bn representing 4.86% and lastly Kebbi N4.88bn IGR compared to FAA of N101bn representing 4.88%.” The Economic Confidential ASVI further showed that only three states in the entire Northern region have IGR above 20% in comparison to their respective allocations from the Federation Account. They are Kwara, Kano and Kaduna States. Meanwhile seven states in the South recorded over 20% IGR in 2018. They are Lagos, Ogun, Rivers, Edo, Enugu, Ondo and Delta States. The four Southern states with the poorest Internally Generated Revenue of less than 10% compared to their FAA in 2018 are Akwa Ibom, Ekiti, Ebonyi and Bayelsa. Similarly, 13 Northern States have poorest IGR, namely Benue, Nasarawa, Gombe, Zamfara, Niger, Bauchi, Jigawa, Taraba, Adamawa, Borno, Katsina, Yobe and Kebbi States. https://dailypost.ng/2019/05/12/10-nigerian-states-economically-viable-17-bankrupt-see-details/ |
Ilaumoh:You think I'm like you that cheap propaganda is what you do for a living. Be there fooling yourself. |
Ilaumoh:More to put sense into your stupid illiterate skull. 2018 Fiscal Index: Rivers, Delta, Bayelsa lead ranking Many Nigerian states will have to rev up their internally generated income and slow down on borrowing, a new Fiscal Sustainability Index published by BudgIT Nigeria, a budget transparency advocacy group has said. The “2018 State of States’’ report, launched on Tuesday in Abuja by BudgiT, was sponsored by Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The report ranked the 36 states in terms of fiscal stability and ability to cover recurrent expenditure without borrowings, with Rivers, Delta and Bayelsa taking the lead. Meanwhile, Cross River, Osun and Ekiti emerged at the bottom of the ranking, meaning they lacked healthy financial profile, in terms of ability to cover recurrent expenditure without borrowing. The Principal Lead, BudgIT, Gabriel Okeowo at the report launch, said their analysis showed that increase in statutory allocations, mainly guided by oil revenues had impacted on the finances of the states in 2018. “One major highlight of this report is the Fiscal Sustainability Index, which saw a state like Rivers maintaining its top position due to its robust revenue profile and manageable recurrent expenditure obligation. “Lagos dropped from 2nd to 4th place notwithstanding the state’s fiscal advantage, but owning to its unusually high overhead costs and increasing debts. “We are extremely concerned about the poor fiscal management thinking in Cross River with its bogus budget plan for 2018 of N1.3 trillion, which weighed it down. |
Ilaumoh:We dont post unconfirmed data. We post real data as at last review Top 20 Richest states in Nigeria Ogun State $10.470 million. ... Akwa Ibom State $11.179 billion. ... Edo State $11.888 billion. ... Imo State $14.212 billion. ... Oyo State $16.121 billion. ... Delta State $16.749 billion. ... Rivers State $21.073 billion. ... Lagos State $33.679 billion... Federal allocation for 2019 1. Delta State remains the biggest recipient of federal allocation with a total sum of N214.4 billion. 2. Akwa Ibom maintains the second spot with a total sum of N169.79 billion gross allocation. 3. Rivers ranks third on the list with a gross allocation of N154.5 billion. 4. Lagos State witnessed a rise in federal allocation received N152.4 billion. 5. Bayelsa, recorded a drop in gross allocation to N143.8. IGR for 2019
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Ilaumoh:Poor illiterate always bringing half baked and unconfirmed facts. Even CBN couldn't hide the truth CBN: Seven states control 90% of cash transactions The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has said that Lagos and the six other states control about 90 per cent of cash transactions in the country. The other states are Rivers, Anambra, Abia, Kano, Ogun and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). |
Ilaumoh:Akwa Ibom, A state where children are cultists.. A state where the indigenes are so poor and illiterates. A state where keke is the main job of the people. A state the government is the only investor. No private sector at all. A state where all its citizens wish to run away from in search of greener pasture The world known almajiris of the south. Anywhere you find poor illiterates from the SS it's almost always Akwa ibomites. Cheap prostitutes and 21st century slaves. Poverty is rampant in Akwa Ibom State and its incidence has been on the increase. This scourge has been found to have more biting effect in the rural areas where the bulk of Akwa Ibom people live. World Bank (2019) reported that distribution of poverty in Nigeria revealed that poverty is highest in Akwa Ibom State.
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Mathis101:Fact! |
Ilaumoh:Cultism even in primary schools. That's to tell you how deeply rooted cultism is in Akwa Ibom state.
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pricklewane:We all know the nonsense Nigerians like to hype. Scroll through nairaland you will see the stupid hyping of states like Anambra, Ebonyi and Akwa Ibom. While the real jagabans like Lagos, Rivers, Delta and Ogun are just smiling at their inferiority complex. |
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