Just In: FAAC shared in one year – between June 2023 and May 2024

1. Delta — ₦519.92Bn

2. Lagos — ₦512.18Bn

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3. Rivers — ₦475.09Bn

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4. Akwa Ibom — ₦391.76Bn

5. Kano — ₦312.91Bn

6. Bayelsa — ₦296.23Bn

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7. Oyo — ₦248.85Bn

8. Katsina — ₦228.23Bn

9. Borno — ₦210.29Bn

10. Jigawa — ₦199.29Bn

11. Benue — ₦193.17Bn

12. Kaduna — ₦192.50Bn

13. Anambra — ₦192.06Bn

14. Niger — ₦185.12Bn

15. Imo — ₦184.60Bn

16. Edo — ₦184.03Bn

17. Ondo — ₦179.70Bn

18. Sokoto — ₦174.89Bn

19. FCT — ₦170.68Bn

20. Bauchi — ₦170.45Bn

21. Osun — ₦170.02Bn

22. Kebbi — ₦169.98Bn

23. Adamawa — ₦164.59Bn

24. Kogi — ₦160.25Bn

25. Enugu — ₦159.16Bn

26. Abia — ₦152.66Bn

27. Taraba — ₦149.72Bn

28. Plateau — ₦146.04Bn

29. Ogun — ₦145.37Bn

30. Zamfara — ₦142.44Bn

31. Yobe — ₦141.40Bn

32. Cross River — ₦138.54Bn*

33. Kwara — ₦134.28Bn

34. Nasarawa — ₦131.83Bn

35. Ekiti — ₦128.94Bn

36. Ebonyi — ₦127.77Bn

37. Gombe — ₦120.04Bn

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