Comrades we need to calm down as we earnestly await implement of our promotion. I believe its not yet uhuru, However, things will get better, because we worked for it. Let me ask; Is it possible to get our new wages before promotion letters Or Vice- versa?

The Federal Government has declared Monday 11th and Tuesday 12th July, 2022, as public holidays to mark this year’s Eid-el-Kabir celebration.

The Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, who made the declaration on behalf of the Federal Government, congratulates all Muslims and Nigerians both at home and in the Diaspora on this occasion.

“I call on Muslims to continue to imbibe the spirit of love, peace, kindness and sacrifice, as exemplified by the Holy Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon Him) and to also use the period to pray for peace, unity, prosperity and the stability of the country, considering the challenges of insecurity we face at the moment” Aregbesola added.

The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) has threatened to embark on a nationwide strike if the Kaduna State Government fails to reverse the decision to sack 2,357 teachers, including its National President, Audu Amba. The union made its position known on Wednesday during its National Executive Council meeting at the Teachers House, Lugbe, Abuja.

The Oyo State Government, on Friday, presented letters of promotion to 9, 227 primary school teachers in grade level 13-15 in the state. This was revealed by the Executive Chairman, Oyo State Universal Basic Education Board, Dr Nureni Aderemi Adeniran during the symbolic presentation of 2017-2020 letters to 7, 460 teachers.

Only five states are paying pensions under the Contributory Pension Scheme as more workers retired by the end of the first quarter of 2022, findings have revealed.

This development has generated concerns for the National Pension Commission because many of the states that have joined the CPS have not started making preparations or set funds apart for pension payments.

PenCom listed the states that were funding the accrued rights of the retirees and paying pensions under the CPS to be Lagos, FCT, Osun, Kaduna and Delta.

Data obtained from PenCom on ‘Status of implementation of the CPS by states’ showed that 25 states had enacted laws on the CPS and that out of them, 15 had pension bureaux and boards in line with the CPS.

The data revealed that the 25 states are Lagos, FCT, Osun, Kaduna, Delta, Ekiti, Ondo, Edo, Benue, Kebbi, Niger, Rivers, Ogun, Bayelsa, Kogi, Anambra, Abia, Taraba, Imo, Sokoto, Adamawa, Ebonyi, Nasarawa, Enugu and Oyo.

According to the data, Kwara, Plateau, Cross Rivers, Borno, Akwa Ibom, Bauchi, Katsina and Yobe states were at the bill stage of joining the CPS.

PenCom data showed that states with other pension schemes were Jigawa, Kano, Gombe and Zanfara.

The pension regulator stated that “The commission engaged the government of Rivers State, expressing concern over the state’s inability to take steps to fully implement the CPS in the state, in view of the impending commencement of retirement of employees of the state under the CPS as from 1 June 2022.

The Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) has shared a total sum of N590.546 billion February 2022 Federation Account Revenue to the Federal Government, States and Local Government Councils. In a statement, Henshaw Ogubike, Director (Information, Press and Public Relations), Office of the Accountant General of the Federation said this was contained in a communiqué issued.

The Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) has shared N574.668 billion to the Federal Government, States and Local Government Councils for January.

This was contained in a communiqué issued at the end of a virtual meeting of the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) for February 2022.

Compliments of the Season to you all. Here are some things to do in 2022 if you don't want to be disrespected.

(1) Stop looking for who is not looking for you.
(2) Stop begging.
(3) Stop saying more than is necessary.
(4) When people disrespect you, confront them immediately.
(5) Don't eat other people's food more than they eat yours.
(6) Reduce how you visit some people, especially if they don't visit you as well
(7) Invest in yourself. Make yourself happy. Stop entertaining gossip about other people.
(9) Think before you talk. 80% of how people value you is because of what comes out of your mouth.
(10) Always look your best. Dress the way you should be addressed.
(11) Be an achiever. Get busy with your goals.
(12) Respect your time.
(13) Don't stay in a relationship where you don't feel respected and valued. Walk away.
(14) Learn to spend money on yourself. That's how people will learn to spend on you.
(15) Be scarce sometimes.
(16) Be a giver more than a receiver.
(17) Don't go where you are not invited. And when invited don't overstay your welcome.
(18) Treat people exactly the way they deserve.
(19) Except they owe you money, two call attempts is enough. If they value you they will call you back.
(20) Be good at what you do. Be the best.

I hope you learn from this, thanks.

PRESS RELEASE

FG DECLARES MONDAY, 27th, TUESDAY 28th, 2021 AND MONDAY, JANUARY 3rd, 2022 PUBLIC HOLIDAYS.

The Federal Government has declared Monday 27th, Tuesday 28th December 2021 and Monday, 3rd January 2022 as public holidays to mark Christmas, Boxing Day and New Year's Day celebrations respectively.

Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, who made the declaration on behalf of the Federal Government, felicitates with Christians and all Nigerians at home and in the Diaspora on this year’s Christmas and New Year celebrations.

Ogbeni Aregbesola enjoins Christians to practice the doctrines of Christ, which include but not limited to these – faith, hope and love.

“We must emulate the life of Jesus Christ in His practice and teachings on Humility, Service, Compassion, Patience, Peace and Righteousness, that His birth signifies.
This will be the best way to portray Christ and celebrate his birth”, he noted.

Payment of salaries by about 33 states of the federation is uncertain as the decision of the federal government to debit local government accounts in commencement of a payment of $418 million (N172 billion) to private consultants on Paris Cub refund has pitched states and local governments against it (FG).

BudgIT, a civic group committed to government financial transparency, in its report, ‘State of States 2019’, said only three Nigerian state governments (Lagos, Rivers and Akwa Ibom) can finance their recurrent expenditure without allocation from the federal government.

There had been pressure from the Nigeria Governors Forum (NGF) and the general public to stop the suspicious payments to the consultants.

However, in a dramatic twist, less than a month after a directive by President Muhammadu Buhari,, the Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning has commenced deductions to pay the claimants.

The permanent secretary, Federal Ministry of Finance, told the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) meeting on Friday that it has commenced the deductions to pay the consultants.

This information has irked the states which then refused to consider the revenue for the month of October 2021 until the FG comes clean with the deductions.

World Teachers' Day aims to focus on "appreciating, assessing and improving the educators of the world" and to provide an opportunity to consider issues related to teachers and teaching.

RIVERS STATE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

PRESS RELEASE: FAKE NEWS

The attention of the Rivers State Ministry of Education has been drawn to a FAKE NEWS trending in the Social Media, purportedly signed by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education, to the effect that the State Governor has ordered the closure of schools in the State for two weeks with effect from 22 January, 2021. The Ministry of Education hereby categorically states that the news is false, and should be treated as FAKE NEWS. It is the handiwork of fraudsters and mischief makers who derive pleasure in misleading members of the public and causing confusion. Appropriate steps will be taken to fish out the mischief makers, so they can be brought to book in accordance with extant laws of the country.

By this refutal, teachers, pupils and students parents and guardians and the general public are invited to ignore the mischievous and misleading information.

Signed:

Prof. Kaniye S.A. Ebeku
Honourable Commissioner for Education, Rivers State.

Take Note:

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Be careful how you spend your money in December. January has almost 60 days and is as long as third main land bridge ����

Don't say I didn't tell you, to avoid calling innocent people fake friends. If you don't earn like them don't spend like them.

A word is enough for the wise.

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The Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) has shared a total of N601.110 billion November 2020 federation account revenue to the Federal, States and Local Government Councils and agencies.

According to a statement issued on Wednesday, the figure was announced after the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) meeting for the month of December 2020 held at the Federal Ministry of Finance headquarters, Abuja.

The meeting was chaired by the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Finance, Alhaji Aliyu Ahmed.

The total distributable revenue of N601.110 billion comprised statutory revenue of N436.457 billion; Value Added Tax (VAT) revenue of N156.786 billion and augmentation of N7.867 billion from the Forex Equalisation revenue.

The gross statutory revenue of N436.457 billion available for the month of November 2020 was higher than the N378.148 billion received in the previous month by N58.309 billion.

The gross revenue of N156.786 billion available from the Value Added Tax (VAT) was also higher than the N126.463 billion available in the previous month by N30.323 billion.

A communiqué issued by the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) indicated that from the total distributable revenue of N601.110 billion; the Federal Government received N215.600 billion, the State Governments received N171.167 billion and the Local Government Councils received N126.789 billion.

The relevant States received N31.392 billion as 13% mineral revenue, while the cost of collection, transfers, and refunds had an allocation of N56.162 billion.

The Federal Government received N190.122 billion from the gross statutory revenue of N436.457 billion; the State Governments received N96.433 billion and the Local Government Councils received N74.345 billion. N30.370 billion was given to the relevant States as 13% mineral revenue and N45.187 billion was the total cost of collection, transfers, and refunds.

The Federal Government received N21.872 billion from the Value Added Tax (VAT) revenue of N156.786 billion. The State Governments received N72.906 billion; the Local Government Councils received N51.034 billion, while the cost of collection, transfers, and refunds had an allocation of N10.975 billion.

From the N7.867 billion augmentation from the Forex Equalisation revenue, the Federal Government received N3.606 billion, the State Governments received N1.829 billion, the Local Government Councils received N1.410 billion and the relevant States received N1.022 billion as 13% mineral revenue.

According to the Communiqué, in the month of November 2020, Petroleum Profit Tax(PPT), Import Duty, Excise Duty, Value Added Tax(VAT), and Oil and Gas Royalty decreased substantially; while Companies Income Tax (CIT) recorded a sharp drop.

The balance in the Excess Crude Account (ECA) as of December 16 was $72.411 million.

The Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) on Wednesday shared a total of N604.004 billion to the Federal, states and local governments for the month of October.


This is about N35 billion less than the N639.9billion distributed in the preceding month of September.

The Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Alh. Aliyu Ahmed, who presided over the meeting in Abuja disclosed that the three tiers of government shared a total sum of N604.004 billion as federation allocation for the month of October 2020.

A statement issued by the Director (Information) in the ministry, Mr. Hassan Dodo, said from the amount, which includes the cost of collection to the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), and the Department of Petroleum Resources, the federal government received N220.751 billion, states received N161.825 billion, local Government councils got N120.588 billion while the oil producing states received N31.902 billion as 13 per cent derivation.

endy83:
Goodday house,is there anyone with advert of 5000 civil service rivers state government want to employ.what are the proceedures?pls help.

Rivers state Civil Service Commission Vacancies:

gold360:
Please when will next academic session start?
Does anyone have the timetable?

Rivers State School Time Table:

FAAC Shares N639.9bn September 2020 Revenue To FG, States And LGs
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Updated October 15, 2020




The Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) has shared a total of N639.901 billion September 2020 federation account revenue to the Federal, States, and Local Government Councils and agencies.

This was announced after the physical meeting of the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) for the month of October held at the Federal Ministry of Finance headquarters, Abuja. The meeting was chaired by Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Finance, Alhaji Aliyu Ahmed.

The total distributable revenue of N639.901billion comprised statutory revenue of N341.501 billion; Value Added Tax (VAT) revenue of N141.858 billion; N39.542 billion from Forex Equalisation; N45 billion from Non-oil Excess Revenue and N72 billion Federal Government Intervention Revenue.

The gross statutory revenue of N341.501 billion available for the month of September 2020 was lower than the N531.830 billion received in the previous month by N190.329 billion.

The gross revenue of N141.858 billion available from the Value Added Tax (VAT) was also lower than the N150.230 billion available in the previous month by N8.372 billion.

A communiqué issued by the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) indicated that from the total distributable revenue of N639.901 billion; the Federal Government received N255.748 billion, the State Governments received N185.645 billion and the Local Government Councils received N138.444 billion.

The relevant States received N36.188 billion as 13% mineral revenue, while the cost of collection and transfers had allocation of N23.876 billion.

The Federal Government received N161.131 billion from the gross statutory revenue of N341.501 billion; the State Governments received N 81.728 billion and the Local Government Councils received N63.009 billion. N21.688 billion was given to the relevant States as 13% mineral revenue and N13.964 billion was the total for the cost of collection, transfers, and refunds.

The Federal Government received N19.789 billion from the Value Added Tax (VAT) revenue of N141.858 billion. The State Governments received N65.964 billion; the Local Government Councils received N46.175 billion, while cost of collection, transfers and refunds had allocation of N9.930 billion.

From the N39.542 billion Forex Equalisation revenue, the Federal Government received N18.123 billion, the State Governments received N9.192 billion, the Local Government Councils received N7.087 billion and the relevant States received N5.140 billion as 13% mineral revenue.

The communique confirmed that out of the N45 billion Non-oil Excess Revenue, the Federal Government received N23.706 billion, the State Governments received N12.024 billion and the Local Government Councils received N9.270 billion.

The Federal Government received N32.999 billion, the State Governments received N16.737 billion, the Local Government Councils received N12.904 billion and the relevant States received N9.360 billion as 13% mineral revenue from the N72 billion Federal Government Intervention Revenue.

According to the Communiqué, in the month of September 2020, Companies Income Tax (CIT) and Oil and Gas Royalty decreased significantly; Import Duty and Value Added Tax (VAT) decreased marginally, while Petroleum Profit Tax (PPT) and Excise Duty recorded increases.

The balance in the Excess Crude Account (ECA) as of 15th October 2020 was $72.409 million.

1. Pres @MBuhari has approved a special salary scale for teachers

2. He increased the years of service for teachers to 40yrs

3. Free tuition for children of teachers

4. Automatic employment for graduate teachers

5. Retirement age from 60 to 65.

gold360:
will this also affect the retirement age. From 60 to 65?

Yes.

About 774 teachers to benefit from the President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Award as Teachers celebrate World Teachers Day.

President Muhammadu Buhari has approved a special salary scale for teachers. The President has also increased the years of service for teachers from 35 to 40 years. The Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, announced this Monday in a speech he read while representing the President at an event. Details later…

TEACHERS ARE GREAT!

TEACHERS ARE GREAT!

econspres24:


Many thanks

Alright dear.

Neco Time table

I am directed to inform the heads and teachers in your LGA to meet with the NATIONAL NLC, NUT and TUC on TUESDAY 8TH,SEPT.2020. VENUE: NLC OFFICE at IGBOUKWU STREET D\LINE,PORTHARCOURT. TIME:7AM. NOTE: This meeting is Compulsory and Mandatory.

FAAC: FG, States and LGCs share N676.407bn for July 2020.

The Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) at its virtual meeting chaired by the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Dr. Mahmoud Isa- Dutse, shared to the three tiers of government, a total sum of N676.407 billion as federation allocation for the month of July, 2020.

From this amount, inclusive of VAT, the Federal Government received N273.189 billion, the States received N190.849 billion, the Local Government councils got N142.761billion, while the oil producing states received N42.851 billion as derivation (13% of Mineral Revenue) and Cost of Collection/Transfer and Refund got N26.757 billion.

The communique issued by the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) at the end of the meeting, indicated that the Gross Revenue available from the Value Added Tax (VAT) for July, 2020 was N132.619 billion against N128.619 billion distributed in the preceding month of June, 2020, resulting in an increase of N3.793 billion. The distribution is as follows; Federal Government got N18.500 billion, the States received N61.668 billion, Local Government Councils got N43.168 billon, while Cost of Collection/Transfer and Refund got N9.283 billion.

The distributed Statutory Revenue of N543.788 billion received for the month was higher than the N524.526 billion received for the previous month by N19.262 billion, which the Federal government received N254.688 billon, States got N129.181 billion, LGCs got N99.593 billion, Derivation (13% Mineral Revenue) got N42.851 billion and Cost of Collection/ Transfer and Refund got N17.474 billion.

The communique also revealed that Oil and Gas Royalty, Petroleum Profit Tax (PPT), and Value Added Tax (VAT) increased considerably, while Companies Income Tax (CIT), Import and Excise Duty recorded decreases.

The total revenue distributable for the current month including Value Added Tax (VAT), according to the committee is N676.407 billion.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE
RIVERS STATE DECONTAMINATION TEAM

SCHEDULE FOR DECONTAMINATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN PORT HARCOURT AND OBIO/AKPOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS.

Following plans by the Rivers State Government to open schools for exit classes to write their external examinations as directed by the Federal Ministry of Education, the State Decontamination Team will carry out the decontamination of public schools in Port Harcourt and Obio/Akpor LGAs as follows:

MONDAY - 3RD AUGUST, 2020.
S/N NAME
1. ENITONIA HIGH SCHOOL (JUNIOR & SENIOR)
2. GOVERNMENT SECONDARY SCHOOL, HAROLD WILSON DRIVE
3. PABOD MODEL SECONDARY SCHOOL, GRA
4. MODEL SECONDARY SCHOOL GRA
5. SEA BIRD SECONDARY SCHOO, OLD GRA
6. C S S NKPOGU (JUNIOR & SENIOR)
7. G S S ELEKAHIA CENTRE
8. WOMEN EDUCATION CENTRE
9. C S S BUNDU – AMA
10. C S S OKURU – AMA
11. C S S AZUABIE
12. GOVERNMENT COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL, BOROKIRI
13. SPECIAL SCHOOL FOR THE HANDICAPPED CHILDREN, PORT HARCOURT
14. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, ABULOMA (SENIOR & JUNIOR)
15. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, AMADI - AMA (SENIOR & JUNIOR)
16. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, OKURU – AMA (SENIOR & JUNIOR)
17. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL ,NKPOLU – OROWURUKWO (SENIOR & JUNIOR)
18. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, OLANADA GRA 2 PORT HARCOURT (SENIOR & JUNIOR)

TUESDAY - 4TH AUGUST, 2020.
1. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, NKPOLU
2. GOVERNMENT TECHNICAL COLLEGE, PORT HARCOURT
3. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL ,ENEKA
4. COMMUNITY BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL ,ELELENWO(SENIOR & JUNIOR)
5. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL ,OKORO -ODU (SENIOR & JUNIOR)
6. G.G.S.S RUMUOKWUTA (SENIOR & JUNIOR)
7. MODEL GIRL’S SECONDARY SCHOOL, RUMUEME(SENIOR & JUNIOR)
8. ARMY DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL, BORI CAMP(SENIOR & JUNIOR)
9. COMMUNITY COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL , RUMUKWURUSHI (SENIOR & JUNIOR)
10. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, RUMUOPARALI (SENIOR & JUNIOR)
11. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, OGBOGORO (SENIOR & JUNIOR)


WEDNESDAY - 5TH AUGUST, 2020
1. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, RUMUEKINI (SENIOR & JUNIOR)
2. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, OGINIGBA (SENIOR & JUNIOR)
3. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, MGBUOSIMINI, RUMUEME (SENIOR & JUNIOR)
4. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, RUMUOLUMENI (SENIOR & JUNIOR)
5. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, RUMUODOMAYA (SENIOR & JUNIOR)
6. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, OKPORO (SENIOR & JUNIOR)
7. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, RUMUEPIRIKOM (SENIOR & JUNIOR)
8. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, RUKPOKWU (SENIOR & JUNIOR)
9. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, RUMUOMASI (SENIOR & JUNIOR)
10. C J S S RUMUROLU TOWN
11. IRIEBE TOWN SECONDARY SCHOOL, IRIEBE
12. G S S ENEKA
13. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, RUMUAPARA – NKPOLU ( JUNIOR)
14. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, RUMUNDURU (JUNIOR)
15. GOVERNMENT GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL, RUMUOKWUTA
16. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, ELIOZU
17. COMMUNITY JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, CHOBA
18. COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, IRIEBE
19. GOVERNMENT TECHNICAL CENTRE, PORT HARCOURT

BREAKING NEWS:
SPECIAL GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCEMENT

Following satisfactory preparation for the re-opening of schools in Rivers State, the State Governor His Excellency Governor Nyesom Wike, has approved the re-opening of secondary schools in the state for the purpose of allowing candidates in exit classes only to return to school and revise with their teachers and write their exit examinations.

Accordingly, all affected teachers and candidates in both public and private schools are hereby directed to return to school with effect from Wednesday 5th August, 2020.

All responsible officers should please ensure the observance of extant COVID-19 Protocols in their schools.

SIGNED:

Prof Kaniye Ebeku
Honourable Commissioner for Education, Rivers State

FG, States, LGAs Share N651bn As June 2020 Allocation
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Updated July 19, 2020

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Nigeria’s three federating units and other relevant agencies have shared 651.184 billion as allocation for June 2020, according to the the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC).

This was contained in a statement from the FAAC Director of Information, Press and Public Relations, Henshaw Ogubike.

According to the statement, the decision followed FAAC’s monthly meeting for July 2020 which was held virtually and chaired by the Accountant General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris.

“The gross statutory revenue available in June 2020 was N524.526 billion; the gross revenue from the Value Added Tax (VAT) was N128.826 billion and the revenue from the Exchange Gain was N42.832 billion,” the statement said.

“This brought the total revenue for the month to N696.184 billion. From this total, the sum of N45 billion was saved in the Excess Non-Oil Revenue Account and the balance of N651.184 billion was shared to the three tiers of government and relevant agencies.”

According to FAAC, “the balance in the Excess Crude Account (ECA) as at 16th July, 2020 was $72.407 million, explaining that the gross statutory revenue of N524.525 billion available in June was higher than the N413.953 billion received in the previous month by N110.573 billion.”

It also added that the gross revenue of N128.826 billion available from the Value Added Tax (VAT) was higher than the N103.873 billion in the previous month by N24.953 billion.

The statement noted that from the total revenue, the Federal Government received N266.131 billion, the State Governments received N185.774 billion, and the Local Government Councils received N138.974 billion.

Furthermore, the oil producing states got N28.496 billion as 13% derivation revenue, N76.809 billion was given to revenue / Relevant Agencies as follows:
Cost of collection…..24.047,
Transfer to NEDC…..3.865
PTF….3.897

Transfer to Excess non oil…..45.000
TOTAL……76.809.

It equally said the Federal Government got N227.584 billion from the gross statutory revenue, the State Governments received N115.434 billion and the Local Government Councils had N88.995 billion.

N24.722 billion was given to the relevant States as 13% derivation revenue, also.

The Federal Government got N17.971 billion from the Value Added Tax (VAT) revenue, the State Governments received N59.904 billion, the Local Government Councils had N41.933 billion, and the revenue/ Relevant Agencies received ,5.153 as cost of collection and 3.865 transferred to NEDC , amounting to N9.018 billion, the statement added.

Similarly, FAAC said the Federal Government received N20.576 billion, the State Governments had N10.436 billion, the Local Government Councils got N8.046 billion and the oil producing states received N3.774 billion from the Exchange Gain revenue.

In June 2020, Import and Excise Duty, Value Added Tax, Companies Income Tax, Oil and Gas Royalty reported major rises just as Petroleum Profit Tax declined.