
According to information from the National Bureau of Statistics [NBS], Anambra is the 18th richest state in Nigeria based on Federation Account Allocation Committee [FAAC] allocations for the year 2019 with N45.03 billion received.
According to the statistics, Delta, Akwa Ibom, Rivers, Bayelsa and Lagos State top the chart respectively.
Ekiti, Gombe, Ogun, Cross River and Osun are last on the list with Osun receiving the lowest FAAC allocation of N19.44 billion.
See the 2019 net FAAC to 36 states in 10 months below:
- Delta: N182.32 billion
- Akwa Ibom: N143.16 billion
- Rivers: N130.65 billion
- Bayelsa: N115.50 billion
- Lagos: N97.78 billion
- Kano: N68.83 billion
- Kaduna: N55.98 billion
- Edo: N54.05 billion
- Katsina: N52.85 billion
- Borno: N51.51 billion
- Jigawa: N49.18 billion
- Ondo: N48.25 billion
- Oyo: N47.04 billion
- Niger: N46.96 billion
- Imo: N46.47 billion
- Sokoto: N46.33 billion
- Benue: N45.31 billion
- Anambra: N45.03 billion
- Kebbi: N44.22 billion
- Bauchi: N43.90 billion
- Kogi: N43.64 billion
- Abia: N43.61 billion
- Enugu: N43.43 billion
- Yobe: N43.13 billion
- Adamawa: N40.36 billion
- Taraba: N38.87 billion
- Nasarawa: N37.54 billion
- Ebonyi: N37.18 billion
- Plateau: N36.07 billion
- Kwara: N35.46 billion
- Zamfara: N34.75 billion
- Ekiti: N34.53 billion
- Gombe: N34.25 billion
- Ogun: N32.06 billion
- Cross River: N30.32 billion
- Osun: N19.44 billion
(Source: OAGF/ NBS)
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