FAAC: Akwa Ibom Is 2nd Richest State, Delta, Rivers, Bayelsa Top List

According to information from the National Bureau of Statistics [NBS], Anambra is the 18^th 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:

1. Delta: N182.32 billion
2. Akwa Ibom: N143.16 billion
3. Rivers: N130.65 billion
4. Bayelsa: N115.50 billion
5. Lagos: N97.78 billion
6. Kano: N68.83 billion
7. Kaduna: N55.98 billion
8. Edo: N54.05 billion
9. Katsina: N52.85 billion
10. Borno: N51.51 billion
11. Jigawa: N49.18 billion
12. Ondo: N48.25 billion
13. Oyo: N47.04 billion
14. Niger: N46.96 billion
15. Imo: N46.47 billion
16. Sokoto: N46.33 billion
17. Benue: N45.31 billion
18. Anambra: N45.03 billion
19. Kebbi: N44.22 billion
20. Bauchi: N43.90 billion
21. Kogi: N43.64 billion
22. Abia: N43.61 billion
23. Enugu: N43.43 billion
24. Yobe: N43.13 billion
25. Adamawa: N40.36 billion
26. Taraba: N38.87 billion
27. Nasarawa: N37.54 billion
28. Ebonyi: N37.18 billion
29. Plateau: N36.07 billion
30. Kwara: N35.46 billion
31. Zamfara: N34.75 billion
32. Ekiti: N34.53 billion
33. Gombe: N34.25 billion
34. Ogun: N32.06 billion
35. Cross River: N30.32 billion
36. Osun: N19.44 billion

(Source: OAGF/ NBS)