Lagos, Anambra, Abia, Imo Receives Lowest Share Of States’ Landmass-based Revenue Allocation (Sept 2026)

 

1. Borno: N1.56bn

2. Niger: N1.53bn

3. Taraba: N1.24bn

4. Bauchi: N1.03bn

5. Yobe: N967.50m

6. Kaduna: N942.78m

7. Adamawa: N800.72m

8. Kebbi: N778.13m

9. Zamfara: N725.39m

10. Kwara: N710.89m

11. Sokoto: N696.64m

12. Benue: N645.08m

13. Kogi: N610.12m

14. Oyo: N582.55m

15. Nasarawa: N562.17m

16. Plateau: N561.34m

17. Katsina: N515.03m

18. Jigawa: N505.63m

19. Cross River: N446.25m

20. Kano: N438.83m

21. Edo: N408.77m

22. Gombe: N370.88m

23. Delta: N355.56m

24. Ogun: N350.22m

25. Ondo: N326.26m

26. Rivers: N215.16m

27. Bayelsa: N194.20m

28. Osun: N186.16m

29. Enugu: N157.99m

30. Akwa Ibom: N139.67m

31. Ebonyi: N132.44m

32. Ekiti: N121.44m

33. Imo: N106.90m

34. Abia: N101.11m

35. Anambra: N99.33m

36. Lagos: N72.11m

The landmass component accounts for 10% of the states’ share of distributable Federation Account revenue. Each state’s allocation is determined by its proportional area size relative to Nigeria’s total area.

Sources <FAAC, TheCableIndex>