richard870:
If I have facts . Please do yourself a favour and google "nigerian states and their igr"...thank me later

Apart from Lagos and maybe rivers and Delta ...which state generate half of what they get from federal government ?

Even Lagos is broke .......city of 8 million people ...spending less than a billion dollars a year and u want development

That's about 3,040 ($7) Naira per person. Nigerian government revenue is quite low. And as low as it is, they are still stealing it.

Our oyel money

plz guys kindly help my situation with any amount make I use guide myself.. 2092913161 UBA akinola munirat
plz may hunger no kill person

Seerade029:
I want to see that Niger delta allocations esp Bayelsa with 9 LG



Rough calculations tho.

Now Niger delta received 13% that is
N28.496billion, if I'm to do it equally, we have 9 oil producing states that means they received 3.166billon each.

Out of the States money (185.744). 40% were given to all states equally.
Our 40% is (185.744 * 0.4) = 74.298billion divided by 36 states = 2.06383333billion each.

The rest is determined by landmass / Population etc.

brother please lemme ask.
I'm from an oil producing state (Akwa Ibom state to be precise)
Governor Udom almost stopped paying minimum wage because according to him "the money the state receives is now low) if not for the intervention of NLC.
Now my question is, the previous allocation was low (547 billion) but the sum of 37 billion was shared to the oil producing states while the present allocation has increased (651 billion) but oil producing states have received just 28 billion.
why is this so?
cc Mrfly

EastGold:
And some governors refused to pay salaries o

stop all this propaganda.
No governor is withholding salaries

Fuckspambot:
brother please lemme ask.
I'm from an oil producing state (Akwa Ibom state to be precise)
Governor Udom almost stopped paying minimum wage because according to him "the money the state receives is now low) if not for the intervention of NLC.
Now my question is, the previous allocation was low (547 billion) but the sum of 37 billion was shared to the oil producing states while the present allocation has increased (651 billion) but oil producing states have received just 28 billion.
why is this so?

Lol, I don't know too.
maybe IGR, and some government assets and borrowed funds

MrFly:
should we blame whoever taught u maths for this mathematical blunder u just posted here? Akwa Ibom alone has more than 9,000 workers in the state employ and the pay isnt 30k flat. Am not defending these polithievecians but always ensure u put ur facts statistically correct to avoid creating public panic. I am above an entry level civil servant though but my take home barely last 3wks with my family bt wetin man go do. We suffer and smile hoping that one day things will change

Spot on bro

More than 60% of these figures do not even get to d states & LGAs due to debt servicing. I remember Osun state during Aregbesola collected less than N100 million(N0.1B) for several months after debt deduction. Yet, they keep borrowing.

Nice one, alert will soon enter.

More loot for self serving thieves!

IamWonderful:
I even blame Buhari for being an ineptitude hi, he should have send the money to Bode George or Jennifer Douglass Atiku instead of Tinubu that will ask the SE governors to embezzle the money and leave the region dirty, erosion desecrated, landlocked, barren and mudslide, Tinubu, Buhari, Osinbanjo and Kiki Osinbanjo are wicked for depriving the SE their allocation

My brother, the bottom line is that our so called elders (Yoruba leaders) are greedy and corrupt. They eat from the crums of the cabals.. they sold their souls already.

vickodedon:
Kogi go still pay local government workers 30% even if they give that man 1trillion

What is this issue of half salary in Kogi state..what is going on in this Kogi for goodness sake..who will change these oh my God..

Half salary keh. They are Even begging for Half salary at the moment. Like praying and begging

Excuses:


What is this issue of half salary in Kogi state..what is going on in this Kogi for goodness sake..who will change these oh my God..

The looting begins!

Let's hope the price of oil picks up soon otherwise we shall be in big trouble