Lagos comes top as NBS releases IGR generated by Nigerian states in 2017 [ See Full BREAKDOWN]
The index proved that without the monthly disbursement from the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC), many states remain unviable, and cannot survive without the federally collected revenue, mostly from the oil sector.
The IGR are generated by states through Pay-As-You-Earn Tax (PAYE), Direct Assessment, Road Taxes and revenues from Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDA)s.
The report further indicates that the IGR of Lagos State of N333bn is higher than that of 30 States put together whose Internally Generated Revues are extremely low and poor compared to their allocations from the Federation Account.
The states with impressive over 30% IGR apart from Lagos are Ogun, Rivers, Edo, Kwara, Enugu and Kano States who generated N607bn in total, while the remaining states merely generated a total of N327bn in 2017.
Only Lagos and Ogun States generated more revenue than their allocations from the Federation Account by 165% and 107% respectively and no any other state has up to 100% of IGR to the federal largesse.
The IGR of the 36 states of the federation totalled N931bn in 2017 as compared to N801.95 billion in 2016, an increase of N130 billion.
The report noted that poor states may not stay afloat outside the Federation Account Allocation due to socio-political crises including insurgency, militancy, armed-banditry and herdsmen attacks.
“Other states lack foresight in revenue generation drive coupled with arm-chair governance”, it added.
“The states that may not survive without the Federation Account due to poor internal revenue generation are Bauchi which realized a meagre N4.3bn compared to a total of N85bn it received from the Federation Account Allocation (FAA) in 2017 representing about 5%; Yobe with IGR of N3.59bn compared to FAA of N67bn representing 5.33%; Borno N4.9bn compared to FAA of N92bn representing 5.41%; Kebbi with IGR of N4.39bn compared to N76bn of FAA representing 5.77% and Katsina with IGR of N6bn compared to N103bn of FAA representing 5.8% within the period under review.
“Other poor internal revenue earners are Niger which generated N6.5bn compared to FAA of N87bn representing 7.43%; Jigawa N6.6bn compared to FAA of N85bn representing 7.75%; Imo N6.8bn compared to FAA of N85bn representing 8.1% and Akwa Ibom N15bn compared to FAA of N197bn representing 8.06%, Ekiti N4.9bn compared to FAA of N59bn representing 8.38%; Osun N6.4bn compared to FAA of N76bn representing 8.45 %, Adamawa N6.2bn compared to FAA of N72.9bn representing 8.49%, Taraba N5.7bn compared to FAA of N66bn representing 8.70% and Ebonyi N5.1bn compared to FAA of N57.8bn representing 8%.
“Meanwhile, Lagos State remained steadfast in its number one position in IGR with a total revenue generation of N333bn compared to FAA of N201bn which translate to 165% in the twelve months of 2017. It is followed by Ogun State which generated IGR of N74.83bn compared to FAA of N69bn representing 107%.
Others with impressive IGR include Rivers with N89bn compared to FAA of N178bn representing 50%; Edo with IGR of N25bn compared to FAA of N75bn representing 33%. Kwara State however with a low receipt from the Federation Account has greatly improved in its IGR of N19bn compared to FAA of N61bn representing 32% while Enugu with IGR of N22bn compared to FAA of N69bn representing 32%. Kano generated N42bn compared to FAA of N143bn representing 30% while Delta State earned N51bn IGR against FAA of N175bn representing 29%.
“The Economic Confidential ASVI further showed that only three states in the entire Northern region have IGR above 20%. They are Kwara, Kano, and Kaduna States. Meanwhile ten states in the South recorded over 20% IGR in 2017. They are Lagos, Ogun, Rivers, Edo, Enugu, Delta, Cross River, Anambra, Oyo and Abia States.
“The states with the poorest Internally Generated Revenue of less than 10% in the South are Bayelsa, Ebonyi, Osun, Ekiti, Akwa-Ibom and Imo States while in the North we have Gombe, Zamfara, Taraba, Adamawa, Jigawa, Niger, Katsina, Kebbi, Borno, Yobe and Bauchi States.
STATES AND REVENUE GENERATED INTERNALLY
STATE IGR 2017 IGR 2016 GROWTH IN IGR %
LAGOS N333,967,978,880.44 N302,425,091,964.78 10.43
RIVERS N89,484,983,409.10 N85,287,038,971.02 4.92
OGUN N74,835,979,000.51 N72,983,120,003.85 2.54
DELTA N51,888,005,338.33 N44,057,915,472.72 17.77
KANO N42,418,811,470.64 N30,959,027,531.92 37.02
KADUNA N26,530,562,880.89 N23,024,006,940.00 15.23
EDO N25,342,829,212.22 N23,041,425,599.71 9.99
OYO N22,448,338,824.61 N18,879,084,132.00 18.91
ENUGU N22,039,222,902.86 N14,235,512,227.00 54.82
KWARA N19,637,873,512.22 N17,253,829,559.51 13.82
CROSS RIVER N18,104,562,225.62 N14,776,808,331.83 22.52
ANAMBRA N17,365,385,830.51 N23,269,750,752.08 -25.37
AKWA IBOM N15,956,354,035.30 N23,269,750,752.08 -31.43
ABIA N14,917,141,805.80 N12,694,839,539.40 17.51
BAYELSA N12,523,812,450.59 N7,905,458,280.30 58.42
BENUE N12,399,414,557.79 N9,556,495,064.33 29.75
KOGI N11,244,260,974.75 N9,569,124,487.16 17.51
ONDO N10,927,871,479.76 N8,684,406,578.63 25.83
PLATEAU N10,788,283,409.45 N9,191,372,277.87 17.37
SOKOTO N9,018,844,307.29 N4,545,765,527.76 98.40
IMO N6,850,796,866.07 N5,871,026,976.75 16.69
JIGAWA N6,650,200,980.11 N3,535,349,908.61 88.11
NIGER N6,517,939,033.07 N5,881,584,409.47 10.82
OSUN N6,486,524,226.45 N8,884,756,040.35 -26.99
ADAMAWA N6,201,369,567.23 N5,788,979,592.34 7.12
NASARAWA N6,174,136,952.59 N3,402,616,062.14 81.45
KATSINA N6,029,850,857.76 N5,545,900,833.33 8.73
ZAMFARA N6,023,994,930.94 N4,777,169,537.80 26.10
TARABA N5,764,251,233.85 N5,895,538,974.32 -2.23
GOMBE N5,272,273,408.28 N2,941,438,110.63 79.24
EBONYI N5,102,902,366.82 N2,342,092,225.07 117.88
BORNO N4,983,331,049.24 N2,675,723,063.89 86.24
EKITI N4,967,499,815.79 N2,991,041,855.48 66.08
KEBBI N4,393,773,965.39 N3,132,343,261.58 40.27
BAUCHI N4,369,411,450.27 N8,677,265,878.00 -49.65
YOBE N3,598,131,936.59 N3,240,867,567.79 11.02
TOTAL STATES N931,226,905,149.13 N831,193,518,291.50 12.03
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