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| Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by NaijaphiliaBlog(op): 10:53pm On Oct 09, 2025 |
The Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) of Nigeria’s 36 states and its Federal Capital Territory (FCT) jumped 49.7% year-on-year from N2.43 trillion in 2023 to N3.63 trillion in 2024.SOURCE https://x.com/NaijaphiliaBlog/status/1976404451662741848
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| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by Port8080: 6:10am On Oct 10, 2025 |
Tinubu is working. Nigeria will be great again |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by nairalanda1(m): 6:10am On Oct 10, 2025 |
3.63 Trillion might sould like a lot of money, but the harsh truth is, Nigeria is not rich enough even then. Nigeria needs budgets that pass 100 trillion naira or more before we can have a budget that makes sense. Also, our tax to gdp ratio is still low. APC people should stop the self praise. Tax uptake is still very low. |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by lawani(m): 6:11am On Oct 10, 2025 |
That is a decrease when you consider how much the naira has been devalued. The dollar value of total IGR has decreased |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by Brendaniel: 6:13am On Oct 10, 2025 |
Tinubu and his patch patch statistics |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by horluwashegun(m): 6:14am On Oct 10, 2025 |
Until Nigerians learns to hold states accountable our mentality might actually be the reason we are not seeing the growth we should be seeing 🤔 |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by geoworldedu: 6:14am On Oct 10, 2025 |
50% ke? I was thinking that with all the extortions and unrighteous taxes and numerous touts on the roads milking bus drivers dry on a daily basis, the IGR would be like 500%. It's like some people are embezzling these funds and giving us fake figures. I can't accept this. |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by greatiyk4u(m): 6:15am On Oct 10, 2025 |
Lagos IGR alone is higher than the IGR of about 3 geopolitical zones combined together yet no commiserate development to show for such a huge IGR With this huge resources available, any i.diot can be a Governor in Lagos and people will think the person is working.......... What this means is that Lagos one year IGR alone is higher than Anambra state 4 years budget yet Anambra is measuring up with lagos to a good extent When corruption in Lagos state will be unvelied, it will be a bomb shell, and this will be done when a new president comes onboard and impose STATE OF EMERGENCY IN LAGOS, the Military Administrator appointed then will do the needful..... Mark this date because Tinubu has set a bad precedent |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by horluwashegun(m): 6:16am On Oct 10, 2025 |
This would only be valid if IGR is collected in USSD lawani: |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by Gotocourt: 6:17am On Oct 10, 2025 |
Guys, who declares this States IGRs🤷🏿. Lamba don dey enter oOoOO, the states are more interested in national cake coming monthly from Abuja ![]() |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by F117nighthawk: 6:19am On Oct 10, 2025 |
Mumu people dey praise increase in IGR,what of inflation and devaluation rate, you triple the IGR your inflation rate and náírà devaluation also triple,tell me what u have been able to gain,what I buy for 100 náírà in 2023 now cost me 300 naira, when IGR was 1 trillion N100, now that IGR IS 3 TRILLION now cost N300 , what have I gained. Has devaluation not killed the increase in the IGR, U see the useless praise singers paid online but you will never see them exposing or raising these very valuable points https://dailytrust.com/139m-nigerians-living-in-poverty-world-bank/ |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by 12345baba(m): 6:19am On Oct 10, 2025 |
At what value. Seun otuúuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by nairalanda1(m): 6:20am On Oct 10, 2025 |
horluwashegun:Most states are running on low budgets...that's a main reason why they cannot provide much in the way of anemites and good services As an example.Lagos state earned an IGR OF 670million dollars, US. Lagos state has Nigeria;s largest city, which is similar in size to New York, which spent 10 billion dollars on the city police in the same period (2024). Even if we did as you said...and you are very right, mind you, I wish more people had your attitude....it won;t change much. Also, nationwide, most Nigerians do not pay tax to the state and federal government because most nigerians work in the informal sector. Also, our economy is not diversified...most government revenue comes from 1.8m bpd of oil, which is enough for a country with 5 million people, not 230 million people. Hence...loans. That is why APC Has failed...it is not making more money for the country. And it is not even planning to diversify the economy. Loans, it takes loans, but it is as a result of the failures above. But if it took hard decisions...like Millei is doing in Argentina, it would lose elections, again like Millei's party is losing local elections in Argentina....so, bad decisions to win elections. |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by lawani(m): 6:20am On Oct 10, 2025 |
horluwashegun:It is still valid if collected in say bags of rice |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by Edusouls(m): 6:21am On Oct 10, 2025 |
Poverty remains rife in the country, people are dying of hardship ,until it reduces hardship then it’s working Gotocourt: |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by SeeWahala: 6:22am On Oct 10, 2025 |
Hmmm IGaaaaRR 🤗 Sweet like honey Smooth like butter ![]() LegendHero is too ashamed to give me his IGaaaaRR statistics to chop anymore ever since he realized that my people swallow over 1000% of whatever we donate to the center hahaha 🤣😂 |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by bewisemasses: 6:22am On Oct 10, 2025 |
That's great only if we can see what all these monies are used for. In d words if d current efcc Chairman, if only we knew how much o that 50percent has been looted, u will weep |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by cezarman(m): 6:23am On Oct 10, 2025 |
I know say some people go don buy rope and sniper keep, in case Tinubu billing start 2026. Thank goodness me and my family get money ![]() |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by Apcnewrecruit: 6:24am On Oct 10, 2025 |
nairalanda1:I like how you support this administration with tax. As you encourage everyone to pay tax, that's the only way forward for us to grow... God bless Jagaban for tax expansion and widening the tax net |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by Kaiser20: 6:24am On Oct 10, 2025 |
If Nigerians are not benefiting from Tinubu's reforms, then man IS Scamming you people. You can say Saudi Arabia IS a rich country while the citizens are dying from Hunger due to bad government's worst policies |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by nairalanda1(m): 6:25am On Oct 10, 2025 |
geoworldedu:Touts do not work for the state or federal government...most of them are NURTW members or LGA people...and the revenue they collect goes to the NURTW or the LGA...mostly to the NURTW. Most Nigerians do not pay income tax, including the touts and the bus drivers...to the state and federal governments. Most of the levies collected by the touts does not go to the state and federal government. And the money raised is probably on a good day not up to 10 million naira monthly. Maybe less. Throw in the fact that Nigeria does not run a diversified economy, and that APC , despite all its promises, runs an economy dependent on oil revenue that is not enough, forcing it to take even more loans, and that tax to gdp is still low...and you get the picture. 3.6 trillion naira is just 2 billion dollars...for the whole country. 230 million nigerians. Assuming we purged ourselves of corruption, it is not enough at all. Vote a government that would diversify our economy, widen the tax net, get us off oil, fight corruption and end our dependence on oil revenue...and industrialze, we would get somewhere. After some years. Not this tinubu government, or the oppostion. |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by bewisemasses: 6:26am On Oct 10, 2025 |
horluwashegun:Not true. Our leaders at all levels are corrupt and that is common knowledge. Holding politicians accountable is a waste of time. Nothing comes out of it. They have all mastered and r United in their grand conspiracy to pillage this country dry. |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by Brimstone77: 6:27am On Oct 10, 2025 |
... Thought our brothers from the west said that ogun state igr is bigger than that of the entire south east States? |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by saintkel(m): 6:27am On Oct 10, 2025 |
Port8080:More like Tinubu is taxing us more n we r yet to see d effect of such tax....imagine when we start paying for saving money in ur account all in d name of tax.....and yet one minister will have d guts to ask u who are u when u ask them for how much a kilometer of road is..... |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by nairalanda1(m): 6:28am On Oct 10, 2025 |
Apcnewrecruit:Your government is not doing enough on the tax front, and crucially is not doing well enough on diversifying the economy...after ten years of APC, most government revenue comes from oil. DIversifying the economy would provide more money for the exchequer. Your government is still bad. That is the thrust of my critique. Even on tax, most people today don't pay tax...because of informal sector. AND I doubt that your tinubu would make them pay tax, because it means he loses elections. |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by nairalanda1(m): 6:29am On Oct 10, 2025 |
bewisemasses:Okay, don't complain when the government keeps taking more and more loans, and dont complain about lack of good anemities. You love this bad government , hence your comment. ![]() |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by Apcnewrecruit: 6:29am On Oct 10, 2025 |
nairalanda1:He will win election, you don't need to be bothered about that. He's fighting corruption head on. So no cause for alarm |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by nairalanda1(m): 6:31am On Oct 10, 2025 |
Apcnewrecruit:He ain't fighting corruption, nor is he diversifying the economy. You guys should wake up and realize you have never had good government, because you don't want a government that will take hard decisions. |
| Re: Nigerian States IGR Grew By Almost 50% In The Past Year by theredaddy: 6:32am On Oct 10, 2025 |
If they say our IGR is rising Good ! But why is there jo corresponding development across states it important to know are these IGR as a result of an increase in productivity/investment or just Double taxation at work If the IGR is rising as a result of surge in productivity nd investment by now we will be seeing some transformation nd impact as well, rebasing the economy on Tax is like surviving on garri and rice ..your stomach go dey full But you wont look health or fresh Nigeria economy is not on a balance diet, production and investment are key supplement to growth n development |
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