FULL LIST: VAT generated in states across Nigeria (November 2024)
1. Lagos: N242.63bn
2. Rivers: N78.62bn
3. Oyo: N32.44bn
4. Kano: N9.78bn
5. Anambra: N5.62bn
6. Sokoto: N3.89bn
7. Jigawa: N3.83bn
8. Borno: N3.65bn
9. Bayelsa: N2.39bn
10. Kwara: N2.57bn
11. Edo: N2.61bn
12. Akwa Ibom: N2.64bn
13. Katsina: N3.09bn
14. Delta: N2.53bn
15. Adamawa: N2.14bn
16. Ekiti: N1.84bn
17. Kaduna: N2.47bn
18. Zamfara: N1.82bn
19. Ogun: N1.86bn
20. Nasarawa: N1.49bn
21. Yobe: N1.25bn
22. Taraba: N1.21bn
23. Plateau: N1.33bn
24. Gombe: N1.16bn
25. Kogi: N1.24bn
26. Enugu: N1.21bn
27. Niger: N1.05bn
28. Cross Rivers: N933.70m
29. Ondo: N931.28m
30. Bauchi: N976m
31. Abia: N705.39m
32. Ebonyi: N545.36m
33. Imo: N600.30m
34. Osun: N502.84m
35. Kebbi: N413.85m
36. Benue: N357.51m
Total: N422.32bn
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What some states contributed to the VAT pool and what they received (November 2024)
1. Lagos
Contributed: N242.63bn
Received: N43.43bn (17.90%)
2. Rivers
Contributed: N78.62bn
Received: N18.26bn (23.22%)
3. Kano
Contributed: N9.78bn
Received: N11.37bn (116.29%)
4. Sokoto
Contributed: N3.89bn
Received: N6.95bn (178.87%)
5. Bayelsa
Contributed: N2.39bn
Received: N5.48bn (228.61%)
6. Delta
Contributed: N2.53bn
Received: N7.02bn (276.94%)
7. Ekiti
Contributed: N1.84bn
Received: N5.83bn (316.33%)
8. Ogun
Contributed: N1.87bn
Received: N6.69bn (360.32%)
9. Imo
Contributed: N600.30m
Received: N6.65bn (1,107.01%)
10. Benue
Contributed: N357.51m
Received: N6.79bn (1,899.83%)
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