₦airaland Forum

The money allocated to the states from the federal account is more or less the governor's money or how do you explain N2 billion withdrawn from Ekiti state's account just b4 the verdict on Oni. It means that if they want to withdraw every single penny they can. We might as well make it legitimate.

Nigeria's is a peculiar case that requires its own peculiar solution, most public officers cannot seprate the public funds from private funds, that is where the assets register will be useful.

Since we are as a Nation have decided to give 39 % of our income to our senators, House of Reps, Govenors, Ministers , state house of Assemby, LG Chairmen, councillors, ambassdors, e.t.c. The solution to Governors embezzleing huge sums of money from their states despite all the perks they already enjoy is troubling. And having analysed the Nigerian sitiuation, where most Governors does not even know the difference between public purse  and private purse in fact they are linked. If a proper audit is carried out on each of the 36 Governors of Nigeria one will realise that a Governor that has been in post for say 6 years, the last time they actually make any private expenses will equate to the number of years they have spent on that seat. The state takes care of all expenses even if the Governor sneezes and one of his aids buys him something to clear his nose the state will bear the cost of such mundane expenses.

That is why I have come to the conclusion that the state allocation from the federation account should be credicted to Governor's account, and from there it gets disbursed to the different ministries, departments, LG's e.t.c The reason behind this radical thought is the Governor of a state must be seen as the father of the states, and the citizens of the states seen as his children. How many fathers will delibrately let their childern starve to death. The Governor will play a more philantropical role which is how real African demoracy works. There is every likelyhood that the Governor will perform much better under this arrangement than the adopted western styled democratic method which was shoved down our throat by the colonilist. Elections cannot be rigged because it will lead to mau-mau style uprising like what happened in kenya during the colonial days.

What the Governors get away with today with the present status quo.

1. A Governor in northern Nigeria bought 2 lions to act as guard dog. How does a Governor do that in the current sitiuation, why was the expenses not queried by state house of assembly. Another example showing us that most Governor's can just wake up decide they want 2 giant mambas in the state house we might as well legalize their power. By legalizing we are practising African democracy.

2. Peter Odili accompanied OBJ to the UN a few years back, the story went as this OBJ in introducing Odili to Kofi Annah OBJ said if the UN needs fund this is the  Governor to see, he might be of help. This might just be a humourous joke, but the facts are clear most Governors have a carte blanche on expenses in their states and nobody really questions them. We might as well legalise it thats the way we have been practising our brand of democracy even b4 the white people came to africa. That way no hide and seek, some Governors having fake companies in other to defraud the states, the money is already in their account they can do what ever they like with, the tendency will be the reverse of what is happening today.

3. Ayo fayose went back to goverment house to claim about 5 luxury cars that he claims are his personal cars, we all know those cars where bought ekiti's money, but to let sleeping dogs lie, the current speaker of the house who is the acting Governor agreed to Fayose's demand. Another case of where does the public fund stops and private funds starts for Mr Governor its one big conumdrum that cannot be separated like siames twins. Another reasons why African Democracy as a solution to western styled Democarcy.

4. We should go back to what we had in 60's in the western and Northern regions there used to be 2 houses, the house of assembly and the house of Chiefs and it worked fanstatically. Just look at all the projects completed during the time. Adopting American styled democracy causes confusion than any progress. Even in the UK they still have the house of lords whose members are heridotory peers more like our Kings, Obas and Cheifs. There duty is any law passed by the house of commons will be reviewed by the house of lords for it to become law. If its not agreed by the house of lords it will not become law although the house of commons can always modify the bill and and pass it to the lord for a second reading.

5. LG Chairman builds Governor's lodge in his LG HQ, this might sound rediculous but when you have an August visitor in your area, we Africans we rather sleep on the floor than for our visitor to have any dis-comfort. But to those practising western democracy this is sheer waist of public fund, did western democracy stop the project from going ahead no, so whats the point practising it. We might as well practise African democracy if the Governor feels he needs 40 Governors lodge in his state thats what he gets, it is even acheivable under current  model anyway if any Governor so desire.

Sssh !!! Do not say I told you, the richest Naija is Peter Odili

Wecome to the Federal Asset Decleration Agency WEB SITE

Name ---------------------------- Alao Akala
State of Origin----------------------- Oyo State
press Enter

Verification Certificate - 000768999

Chief A Akala

Dismissed police officer

Assets declared January 1999

one bungalow in Ogbomosho
504 station wagon
2 bicycles
married with children
4 Bank accounts

First Bank N150 not operated since in 1987
Oceanic Bank -N2500, last transaction final police salary N27000.00 Jan 1999
Union Bank - N247.00 not opearted since 1993
Gurantee Trust Bank - Savings acct - N12,000.00

1st daughter Ogbomosho girls grammer school

Political post applied for - Deputy Governor of Oyo State.

[b][/b]Yaradua give us our agency pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee oga go slooooooooooooooooooow

[size=14pt]Wecome to the Federal Asset Decleration Agency[/14]

[color=#990000]Name ---------------------------- Alao Akala
State of Origin----------------------- Oyo State

press Enter

Verification Certificate - 000768999

Chief A Akala

Dismissed police officer

Assets declared January 1999

one bungalow in Ogbomosho
504 station wagon
2 bicycles
married with children
4 Bank accounts

First Bank N150 not operated since in 1987
Oceanic Bank -N2500, last transaction final police salary N27000.00 Jan 1999
Union Bank - N247.00 not opearted since 1993
Gurantee Trust Bank - Savings acct - N12,000.00

1st daughter  Ogbomosho girls grammer school

Political post applied for - Deputy Governor of Oyo State.

Yaradua give us our agency pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee oga go slooooooooooooooooooow

You go on with this your coward thing as if you just learnt the word.
All your jabberings about cowardice should be directed at your kith and kin.

Ojukwu might have his fault, but to taint him a coward is unforgivable.



Wetin concern me if in 2009 some people one follow ojukwu go inside im grave no be my wahala. In Yoruba land we have what they call "a ba oba ku", those that have been chosen to die with the king in your own case u can volunteer to die with your hero

wats ur point Mr. know-it-all

My point is Ojukwu is coward period and I will say it so his face u might beg to differ, that is perfectly fine by me.

"A nation that spends 90% her talent/manpower planning how to share money, steal money, sabotage others, and neglecting all other means of livelihood has no chance at all. Gone were the days people woke up planning how to go out there and work hard; raise ground-nut pyramids, produce thousands of tons of cocoa, and export millions of tons of palm oil/kernel. Today, thanks to oil, our people wake up with only one thing in mind: how to share the national cake. There's no way of slicing the cake into 36 pieces without someone complaining. "

Thats not the essence of this thread, the essence of the thread is LGs should get their entitlements, they dont need the state goverments to embezzle it for them, what they do with it is down to them at least let them have it. Give ceasar what is ceasar's. LG's are treated like kids by the state goverments.

Do you think it is healthy in country where there lots of resources and can easily generate its own revenue?


If the FG promise you N1000.00, and u said to yourself if I received that money I will invest in recharge card business and I should be able to make N2,000.00 every month. Which money would u be chasing 1st, the N1000.00 that will make the N2000.00 happen or the N2000.00 that cannot happen without the N1000.00. And to make things worse your crazy state now takes N600.00 out of the expected revenue.

LG is the bedrock of any democracy, a theiving Governor is jeopardising a good and uncompromising LG Chairman, this Ugly trend of the States short-changing the LG must be stopped.

A nigeria LG should sue the States in a court of law to set a precedent, Law is about prcedents, the states might be acting illegally and unconstitional.

You cant use this defination and relate to the aspect funding or executing contracts as a public officer. This is what i call stealing.

Poltical patronaging happens all over the world, I have dealt with govements in my past life 18 years ago and I know how it works, I was selling a particular Item to lagos, Oyo and Ondo state goverments I had my price goverment officials had their price, the most important thing is the goods must be delivered not what we have now where goverment officials will give out contracts without laying a brick on the project.

There is nothing about minimum when the word ultimate is used.


Ultimate means maximum, top, anything that has a maximum will surely have a minimum and anything that is the top punishment will have a bottom punishment.

In some countries, coup plotters are held as saviors.


If they suceed, if you dont u face the gallows, coup plotting is a gamble and it is for real men.

"Yes, Fashola is my man, but we need to slow down a bit and be very careful not to crown a lizard instead of a lion. I think we need to wait and see what happens.
There were days (very long time ago) when folks were suggesting Ribadu for 2007. This same Ribadu is now busy hidding all over the world, running from answering few questions about his various illegal operations.

We deserve more, I think now is the right time to raise up our expectations a little bit higher; just because your husband comes home every night doesn't make him a great husband.

Let us give Fashola a chance to continue to develop and continue to deliver great things. This is what he's there to do, it is his duty to serve the people and make Lagos state shine.

MorePower, but let's allow time to tell."

I dont think fashola will take it now, when he can still run for 2nd term, and I am sure he will want his pet projects the trains to be running b4 he takes that giant step.

"More ramblings from Mr KnowAll . I thought your focus was for disaporans to come home and play a part in a getting a share of the national cake as a politician"

There is nothing stopping diasporans from going home to be part of the politicking ( which is another word for horse trading ) but they should play politics the way is done in the west. One can still be a millionaire as a politician playing it the proper way. for example If u give your wife some money for food at the beginnig of the month, and u get home that evening, no food for u to eat, where is the money, no money, wont u be infuriated. But what we are saying is u can give her N100.00 for the month and she manages to spend N80.00 and keep N20.00 for herself yet the food last till the end of the month that is what is called effective management.

Poverty politics leads to poverty all over the land, it leads to a depress economy, Fashola can award a contract that will cost billions of pounds, without laying a brick but he chose not to.

What will be the effect of proper poltics

1. The propose blue and red line will lead to large scale employement
2. The state will probabaly be making a billion Naira if not more a month.
3. Because there will be large scale employment, social malices like armed robbers will reduce.

Do we choose this kind of politics or the other kind of politcs whereby nothing gets done but the governor/minister/ president gets fat on the peoples money.

Nigerians should be tasking their leaders asking them u have been there for 4 years tell us one thing that u have done.

Soyinka's overtures in the 1960's is not bravery but an academic exercise, I will not call it bravery.

Independents are now allowed to run for presidency, he can run as an Independent come 2011 if he feels he can win

The 1st Amount is the amount release by the FG, the 2nd amount is the amount actually allocated to the LG, the 3rd amount is the amount retained by the state goverment. Is this legal or outright fraud, no wonder there is no development in the LG Level in Nigeria.

Written by Abiodun Kolawole
Wednesday, 27 August 2008

The table bellow is the statistical analysis of revenue meant for 22 of the 30 local government councils in Osun state from January 2007 to November 2007, how much was released to the councils by Gov. Oyinlola and how much was deducted from their statutory allocations. Some allege that Gov. Onyilola converted these deducted monies to personal use. Elendureports.com has not independently confirmed what the deductions were used for but we invite you, the reader to make your assessments. DETAILS FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2007 SN
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
ACTUAL ALLOCATION FROM FEDERATION ACCOUNTS
ACTUAL ALLOCATION RELEASED BY THE STATE
AMOUNT RETAINED BY THE STATE




1
OSOGBO
89 MILLION
27 MILLION
62 MILLION

2
IFELODUN
80.1 MILLION
31.4 MILLION
48.7 MILLION

3
IFEDAYO
60 MILLION
27 MILLION
33 MILLION

4
ILASA EAST
78.8 MILLION
35 MILLION
43.8 MILLION

5
ILESA WEST
75 MILLION
38.2 MILLION
32.2 MILLION

6
BOLUWADURO
46 MILLION
29 MILLION
17 MILLION

7
BORIPE
65 MILLION
31 MILLION
34 MILLION

8
IFE NORTH
50 MILLION
22 MILLION
28 MILLION

9
IFE SOUTH
62 MILLION
30 MILLION
32 MILLION

10
IFE EAST
50 MILLION
21.9 MILLION
28 MILLION

11
AYEDADE
58 MILLION
30 MILLION
28 MILLION

12
IWO
79 MILLION
45 MILLION
34 MILLION

13
OLA OLUWA
62.1 MILLION
29.5 MILLION
32.6 MILLION

14
AYEDIRE
59.8 MILLION
38 MILLION
21.8 MILLION

15
IREWOLE
61 MILLION
29.5 MILLION
31.5 MILLION

16
ISOKAN
61 MILLION
29.5 MILLION
31.5 MILLION

17
EDE NORTH
77.4 MILLION
40.1 MILLION
37.3 MILLION

18
EDE SOUTH
69 MILLION
42 MILLION
27 MILLION

19
EGBEDORE
57 MILLION
36 MILLION
14.2 MILLION

20
EJIGBO
73 MILLION
44.5 MILLION
28.5 MILLION

21
ATAKUMOSA WEST
63 MILLION
34 MILLION
29 MILLION

22
ATAKUMOSA EAST
59 MILLION
29 MILLION
30 MILLION


672.6 MILLION DEDUCTED IN JANUARY



DETAILS FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY, 2007

SN
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
ACTUAL ALLOCATION FROM FEDERATION ACCOUNTS
ACTUAL ALLOCATION RELEASED BY THE STATE
AMOUNT RETAINED BY THE STATE

1
OSOGBO
85.2 MILLION
29.1 MILLION
56.1MILLION

2
IFELODUN
80.1 MILLION
30 MILLION
50.1 MILLION

3
IFEDAYO
60 MILLION
30 MILLION
30 MILLION

4
ILASA EAST
78.1 MILLION
35.1 MILLION
43 MILLION

5
ILESA WEST
76.4 MILLION
36 MILLION
40.4 MILLION

6
BOLUWADURO
46 MILLION
27.4 MILLION
18.6 MILLION

7
BORIPE
65 MILLION
31 MILLION
34 MILLION

8
IFE NORTH
50 MILLION
22.4 MILLION
27.6 MILLION

9
IFE SOUTH
62 MILLION
34MILLION
28 MILLION

10
IFE EAST
50 MILLION
22 MILLION
28 MILLION

11
AYEDADE
58 MILLION
30 MILLION
28 MILLION

12
IWO
79 MILLION
45 MILLION
34 MILLION

13
OLA OLUWA
62 MILLION
37.7 MILLION
24.3 MILLION

14
AYEDIRE
59.8 MILLION
36 MILLION
23.8 MILLION

15
IREWOLE
61 MILLION
29.5 MILLION
31.5 MILLION

16
ISOKAN
61 MILLION
29.5 MILLION
31.5 MILLION

17
EDE NORTH
77 MILLION
40 MILLION
37 MILLION

18
EDE SOUTH
69 MILLION
41.8 MILLION
26.2 MILLION

19
EGBEDORE
57 MILLION
36 MILLION
14.2 MILLION

20
EJIGBO
73 MILLION
44 MILLION
29 MILLION

21
ATAKUMOSA WEST
63 MILLION
34 MILLION
29 MILLION

22
ATAKUMOSA EAST
59 MILLION
29 MILLION
30 MILLION

670.5 MILLION DEDUCTED IN FEBRUARY



DETAILS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH, 2007



SN
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
ACTUAL ALLOCATION FROM FEDERATION ACCOUNTS
ACTUAL ALLOCATION RELEASED BY THE STATE
AMOUNT RETAINED BY THE STATE

1
OSOGBO
45 MILLION
21 MILLION
24 MILLION

2
IFELODUN
80.1 MILLION
31.4 MILLION
48.7 MILLION

3
IFEDAYO
62 MILLION
31 MILLION
31 MILLION

4
ILASA EAST
78.8 MILLION
33 MILLION
45.8 MILLION

5
ILESA WEST
76 MILLION
34 MILLION
42 MILLION

6
BOLUWADURO
46 MILLION
27 MILLION
19 MILLION

7
BORIPE
69 MILLION
34 MILLION
35 MILLION

8
IFE NORTH
50.7 MILLION
21.8 MILLION
28 MILLION

9
IFE SOUTH
62 MILLION
29.2 MILLION
32.8 MILLION

10
IFE EAST
50 MILLION
22 MILLION
28 MILLION

11
AYEDADE
58 MILLION
29 MILLION
29 MILLION

12
IWO
79 MILLION
43 MILLION
36 MILLION

13
OLA OLUWA
62 MILLION
37.5 MILLION
24.5 MILLION

14
AYEDIRE
59.8 MILLION
33 MILLION
26.8 MILLION

15
IREWOLE
61.3 MILLION
28.9 MILLION
31.5 MILLION

16
ISOKAN
61 MILLION
29 MILLION
32 MILLION

17
EDE NORTH
77 MILLION
40 MILLION
37 MILLION

18
EDE SOUTH
69 MILLION
38.9 MILLION
30 MILLION

19
EGBEDORE
57 MILLION
29 MILLION
28 MILLION

20
EJIGBO
73 MILLION
42 MILLION
31 MILLION

21
ATAKUMOSA WEST
63 MILLION
32 MILLION
31 MILLION

22
ATAKUMOSA EAST
58.4 MILLION
29.1 MILLION
29.3 MILLION

700.4 MILLION DEDUCTED IN MARCH



DETAILS FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL, 2007

SN
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
ACTUAL ALLOCATION FROM FEDERATION ACCOUNTS
ACTUAL ALLOCATION RELEASED BY THE STATE
AMOUNT RETAINED BY THE STATE

1
OSOGBO
40 MILLION
21.6 MILLION
18.4 MILLION

2
IFELODUN
39.1 MILLION
28.7 MILLION
10.2 MILLION

3
IFEDAYO
31 MILLION
29 MILLION
2 MILLION

4
ILASA EAST
79 MILLION
33 MILLION
46 MILLION

5
ILESA WEST
76 MILLION
35 MILLION
41 MILLION

6
BOLUWADURO
46 MILLION
27.4 MILLION
18.6 MILLION

7
BORIPE
57 MILLION
31 MILLION
26 MILLION

8
IFE NORTH
49.9 MILLION
21.9 MILLION
28 MILLION

9
IFE SOUTH
62 MILLION
27.3 MILLION
34.7 MILLION

10
IFE EAST
46 MILLION
20 MILLION
26 MILLION

11
AYEDADE
58 MILLION
29 MILLION
29 MILLION

12
IWO
58 MILLION
38 MILLION
20 MILLION

13
OLA OLUWA
62 MILLION
31 MILLION
31 MILLION

14
AYEDIRE
57 MILLION
34 MILLION
23 MILLION

15
IREWOLE
60.3 MILLION
30 MILLION
30.3 MILLION

16
ISOKAN
60 MILLION
30 MILLION
30 MILLION

17
EDE NORTH
67.7 MILLION
38.7 MILLION
29.7 MILLION

18
EDE SOUTH
67.4 MILLION
38.9 MILLION
27.3 MILLION

19
EGBEDORE
65.3 MILLION
26 MILLION
39.3 MILLION

20
EJIGBO
67.4 MILLION
44 MILLION
23 MILLION

21
ATAKUMOSA WEST
60.4 MILLION
32.7 MILLION
28.1 MILLION

22
ATAKUMOSA EAST
53.1 MILLION
30 MILLION
23.1MILLION

557.4 MILLION DEDUCTED IN APRIL



DETAILS FOR THE MONTH OF MAY 2007

SN
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
ACTUAL ALLOCATION FROM FEDERATION ACCOUNTS
ACTUAL ALLOCATION RELEASED BY THE STATE
AMOUNT RETAINED BY THE STATE

1
OSOGBO
37 MILLION
19.9 MILLION
17.1 MILLION

2
IFELODUN
37 MILLION
27.1 MILLION
19.9 MILLION

3
IFEDAYO
29.2 MILLION
24.7 MILLION
4.5 MILLION

4
ILASA EAST
40.4 MILLION
28.4 MILLION
12 MILLION

5
ILESA WEST
71.9 MILLION
39.9 MILLION
32 MILLION

6
BOLUWADURO
31 MILLION
22.4 MILLION
8.6 MILLION

7
BORIPE
55.3 MILLION
33 MILLION
22.3 MILLION

8
IFE NORTH
49.3 MILLION
19.3 MILLION
30 MILLION

9
IFE SOUTH
59.1MILLION
27, 4 MILLION
32.7 MILLION

10
IFE EAST
46 MILLION
20 MILLION
26 MILLION

11
AYEDADE
49.9 MILLION
28 MILLION
21.9 MILLION

12
IWO
58 MILLION
38 MILLION
20 MILLION

13
OLA OLUWA
53.7 MILLION
31 MILLION
22.7 MILLION

14
AYEDIRE
57 MILLION
34 MILLION
23 MILLION

15
IREWOLE
60 MILLION
30 MILLION
30 MILLION

16
ISOKAN
60 MILLION
30 MILLION
30 MILLION

17
EDE NORTH
68 MILLION
38 MILLION
30 MILLION

18
EDE SOUTH
69 MILLION
38.9 MILLION
30.1 MILLION

19
EGBEDORE
65 MILLION
26.8 MILLION
38.2 MILLION

20
EJIGBO
69 MILLION
44 MILLION
25 MILLION

21
ATAKUMOSA WEST
57.2 MILLION
32.7 MILLION
24.5 MILLION

22
ATAKUMOSA EAST
54.1 MILLION
30 MILLION
24.1MILLION

477.527 MILLION DEDUCTED IN MAY



DETAILS FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, 2007

SN
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
ACTUAL ALLOCATION FROM FEDERATION ACCOUNTS
ACTUAL ALLOCATION RELEASED BY THE STATE
AMOUNT RETAINED BY THE STATE

1
OSOGBO
37 MILLION
27 MILLION
10 MILLION

2
IFELODUN
40 MILLION
27.1 MILLION
12.9 MILLION

3
IFEDAYO
29.2 MILLION
20.7 MILLION
8.5 MILLION

4
ILESA EAST
40 MILLION
28.4 MILLION
11.6 MILLION

5
ILESA WEST
50.2 MILLION
27 MILLION
23.2 MILLION

6
BOLUWADURO
30.5 MILLION
23.5 MILLION
7 MILLION

7
BORIPE
49.2 MILLION
31.2 MILLION
18 MILLION

8
IFE NORTH
47 MILLION
22.4 MILLION
24.6 MILLION

9
IFE SOUTH
57.4 MILLION
21 MILLION
36.4 MILLION

10
IFE EAST
43 MILLION
20 MILLION
23 MILLION

11
AYEDADE
49.9 MILLION
28 MILLION
21.9 MILLION

12
IWO
52.5 MILLION
38 MILLION
14.5 MILLION

13
OLA OLUWA
53.7 MILLION
29 MILLION
24.7 MILLION

14
AYEDIRE
57 MILLION
31 MILLION
26 MILLION

15
IREWOLE
60 MILLION
29.5 MILLION
30.5 MILLION

16
ISOKAN
60 MILLION
29.5 MILLION
30.5 MILLION

17
EDE NORTH
68 MILLION
37 MILLION
31 MILLION

18
EDE SOUTH
63.5 MILLION
37.1 MILLION
26.4 MILLION

19
EGBEDORE
60.2 MILLION
26.8 MILLION
33.6 MILLION

20
EJIGBO
69 MILLION
44 MILLION
25 MILLION

21
ATAKUMOSA WEST
57.2 MILLION
30 MILLION
27.2 MILLION

22
ATAKUMOSA EAST
54.1 MILLION
35 MILLION
19.1MILLION

485.6 MILLION DEDUCTED IN JUNE



DETAILS FOR THE MONTH OF JULY 2007

SN
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
ACTUAL ALLOCATION FROM FEDERATION ACCOUNTS
ACTUAL ALLOCATION RELEASED BY THE STATE
AMOUNT RETAINED BY THE STATE

1
OSOGBO
39 MILLION
25.2 MILLION
13.8 MILLION

2
IFELODUN
40 MILLION
27.1 MILLION
12.9 MILLION

3
IFEDAYO
27.1 MILLION
21.1 MILLION
6 MILLION

4
ILESA EAST
40 MILLION
26 MILLION
14 MILLION

5
ILESA WEST
49.8 MILLION
29 MILLION
20.8 MILLION

6
BOLUWADURO
35.4 MILLION
24 MILLION
11.4 MILLION

7
BORIPE
53 MILLION
31 MILLION
22 MILLION

8
IFE NORTH
47 MILLION
23 MILLION
24 MILLION

9
IFE SOUTH
57MILLION
21 MILLION
26 MILLION

10
IFE EAST
42.9 MILLION
20 MILLION
22.9 MILLION

11
AYEDADE
49.9 MILLION
29MILLION
20.9 MILLION

12
IWO
57 MILLION
29 MILLION
28 MILLION

13
OLA OLUWA
58.3 MILLION
30 MILLION
28.3 MILLION

14
AYEDIRE
55.2 MILLION
31 MILLION
24.2 MILLION

15
IREWOLE
57.2 MILLION
29.5 MILLION
27.3 MILLION

16
ISOKAN
57.2 MILLION
29.5 MILLION
27.3 MILLION

17
EDE NORTH
55 MILLION
37.2 MILLION
17.8 MILLION

18
EDE SOUTH
63 MILLION
33 MILLION
30 MILLION

19
EGBEDORE
60.2 MILLION
31.4 MILLION
28.8 MILLION

20
EJIGBO
59.9 MILLION
44 MILLION
25.9 MILLION

21
ATAKUMOSA WEST
56 MILLION
30 MILLION
26 MILLION

22
ATAKUMOSA EAST
40.2 MILLION
35MILLION
5.2 MILLION

524.3 MILLION DEDUCTED IN JULY



DETAILS FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST 2007

SN
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
ACTUAL ALLOCATION FROM FEDERATION ACCOUNTS
ACTUAL ALLOCATION RELEASED BY THE STATE
AMOUNT RETAINED BY THE STATE

1
OSOGBO
40 MILLION
22.5 MILLION
17.5 MILLION

2
IFELODUN
37 MILLION
28.4 MILLION
8.6 MILLION

3
IFEDAYO
25.4 MILLION
18.8 MILLION
6.4 MILLION

4
ILASA EAST
40 MILLION
26 MILLION
14 MILLION

5
ILESA WEST
49.8 MILLION
29 MILLION
20.8 MILLION

6
BOLUWADURO
35.4 MILLION
23 MILLION
12 MILLION

7
BORIPE
53 MILLION
31.9 MILLION
22.1 MILLION

8
IFE NORTH
47 MILLION
23 MILLION
24 MILLION

9
IFE SOUTH
57 MILLION
23 MILLION
34 MILLION

10
IFE EAST
42.9 MILLION
20 MILLION
22.9 MILLION

11
AYEDADE
49.2 MILLION
27.5 MILLION
21.7 MILLION

12
IWO
51 MILLION
29 MILLION
22 MILLION

13
OLA OLUWA
55.1 MILLION
30.5 MILLION
24.6 MILLION

14
AYEDIRE
55.2 MILLION
31 MILLION
25.2 MILLION

15
IREWOLE
57.2 MILLION
27 MILLION
30.2 MILLION

16
ISOKAN
57.2 MILLION
27 MILLION
30.2 MILLION

17
EDE NORTH
65 MILLION
37 MILLION
28 MILLION

18
EDE SOUTH
62 MILLION
33 MILLION
39 MILLION

19
EGBEDORE
58 MILLION
30 MILLION
28 MILLION

20
EJIGBO
57 MILLION
31MILLION
26 MILLION

21
ATAKUMOSA WEST
56 MILLION
30 MILLION
20 MILLION

22
ATAKUMOSA EAST
39 MILLION
27.2 MILLION
12.8MILLION

490 MILLION DEDUCTED IN AUGUST



DETAILS FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 2007

SN
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
ACTUAL ALLOCATION FROM FEDERATION ACCOUNTS
ACTUAL ALLOCATION RELEASED BY THE STATE
AMOUNT RETAINED BY THE STATE

1
OSOGBO
40 MILLION
22.5 MILLION
17.5 MILLION

2
IFELODUN
37 MILLION
28.4 MILLION
8.6 MILLION

3
IFEDAYO
25.4 MILLION
18.8 MILLION
6.4 MILLION

4
ILASA EAST
40 MILLION
26 MILLION
14 MILLION

5
ILESA WEST
49 MILLION
29 MILLION
20 MILLION

6
BOLUWADURO
35.4 MILLION
23 MILLION
12 MILLION

7
BORIPE
53 MILLION
30 MILLION
23 MILLION

8
IFE NORTH
47 MILLION
23 MILLION
24 MILLION

9
IFE SOUTH
57 MILLION
33 MILLION
24 MILLION

10
IFE EAST
42.9 MILLION
20 MILLION
22.9 MILLION

11
AYEDADE
49.2 MILLION
27.5 MILLION
21.7 MILLION

12
IWO
51 MILLION
29 MILLION
22 MILLION

13
OLA OLUWA
55.1 MILLION
30.5 MILLION
24.6 MILLION

14
AYEDIRE
55.2 MILLION
31 MILLION
24.2 MILLION

15
IREWOLE
57.2 MILLION
27 MILLION
30.2 MILLION

16
ISOKAN
57.2 MILLION
27 MILLION
30.2 MILLION

17
EDE NORTH
65 MILLION
37 MILLION
28 MILLION

18
EDE SOUTH
62 MILLION
39 MILLION
23 MILLION

19
EGBEDORE
58 MILLION
27 MILLION
31 MILLION

20
EJIGBO
57 MILLION
31MILLION
26 MILLION

21
ATAKUMOSA WEST
56 MILLION
30 MILLION
26 MILLION

22
ATAKUMOSA EAST
40 MILLION
27.2 MILLION
12.8MILLION

472.1 MILLION DEDUCTED IN SEPTEMBER



DETAILS FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 2007

SN
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
ACTUAL ALLOCATION FROM FEDERATION ACCOUNTS
ACTUAL ALLOCATION RELEASED BY THE STATE
AMOUNT RETAINED BY THE STATE

1
OSOGBO
40 MILLION
22.5 MILLION
17.5 MILLION

2
IFELODUN
37 MILLION
28.4 MILLION
8.6 MILLION

3
IFEDAYO
25.4 MILLION
18.8 MILLION
6.4 MILLION

4
ILASA EAST
40 MILLION
26 MILLION
14 MILLION

5
ILESA WEST
49 MILLION
29 MILLION
20 MILLION

6
BOLUWADURO
35.4 MILLION
23 MILLION
12 MILLION

7
BORIPE
53 MILLION
30 MILLION
23 MILLION

8
IFE NORTH
47 MILLION
23 MILLION
24 MILLION

9
IFE SOUTH
57 MILLION
33 MILLION
24 MILLION

10
IFE EAST
42.9 MILLION
20 MILLION
22.9 MILLION

11
AYEDADE
49.2 MILLION
27.5 MILLION
21.7 MILLION

12
IWO
51 MILLION
29 MILLION
22 MILLION

13
OLA OLUWA
55.1 MILLION
30.5 MILLION
24.6 MILLION

14
AYEDIRE
55.2 MILLION
31 MILLION
24.2 MILLION

15
IREWOLE
57.2 MILLION
27 MILLION
30.2 MILLION

16
ISOKAN
57.2 MILLION
27 MILLION
30.2 MILLION

17
EDE NORTH
65 MILLION
37 MILLION
28 MILLION

18
EDE SOUTH
62 MILLION
39 MILLION
39 MILLION

19
EGBEDORE
58 MILLION
26 MILLION
32 MILLION

20
EJIGBO
57 MILLION
31MILLION
26 MILLION

21
ATAKUMOSA WEST
56 MILLION
30 MILLION
26 MILLION

22
ATAKUMOSA EAST
40 MILLION
27.2 MILLION
12.8MILLION

489.1 MILLION DEDUCTED IN OCTOBER



DETAILS FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 2007

SN
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
ACTUAL ALLOCATION FROM FEDERATION ACCOUNTS
ACTUAL ALLOCATION RELEASED BY THE STATE
AMOUNT RETAINED BY THE STATE

1
OSOGBO
40 MILLION
22.5 MILLION
17.5 MILLION

2
IFELODUN
37 MILLION
28.4 MILLION
8.6 MILLION

3
IFEDAYO
25.4 MILLION
18.8 MILLION
6.4 MILLION

4
ILASA EAST
40 MILLION
26 MILLION
14 MILLION

5
ILESA WEST
49 MILLION
29 MILLION
20 MILLION

6
BOLUWADURO
35.4 MILLION
23 MILLION
12 MILLION

7
BORIPE
53 MILLION
30 MILLION
23 MILLION

8
IFE NORTH
47 MILLION
23 MILLION
24 MILLION

9
IFE SOUTH
57 MILLION
33 MILLION
24 MILLION

10
IFE EAST
42.9 MILLION
20 MILLION
22.9 MILLION

11
AYEDADE
49.2 MILLION
27.5 MILLION
21.7 MILLION

12
IWO
51 MILLION
29 MILLION
22 MILLION

13
OLA OLUWA
55.1 MILLION
30.5 MILLION
24.6 MILLION

14
AYEDIRE
55.2 MILLION
31 MILLION
24.2 MILLION

15
IREWOLE
57.2 MILLION
27 MILLION
30.2 MILLION

16
ISOKAN
57.2 MILLION
27 MILLION
30.2 MILLION

17
EDE NORTH
65 MILLION
37 MILLION
28 MILLION

18
EDE SOUTH
62 MILLION
39 MILLION
39 MILLION

19
EGBEDORE
58 MILLION
26 MILLION
32 MILLION

20
EJIGBO
57 MILLION
31MILLION
26 MILLION

21
ATAKUMOSA WEST
56 MILLION
30 MILLION
26 MILLION

22
ATAKUMOSA EAST
40 MILLION
27.2 MILLION
12.8MILLION

488.3 MILLION DEDUCTED IN NOVEMBER

TOTAL IN ELEVEN MONTHS FROM 22 LOCAL GOVERNMENT = 6027.827 billion naira only[b][/b] 6 billion belonging to LG taking by the state goverment surely this cannot be right.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 27 August 2008 )