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Agora Policy is a Nigerian think tank and non-profit committed to finding practical solutions to urgent national challenges. We conduct policy research, facilitate frank and purposeful dialogues, and build capacity for governance, policy and advocacy.
🚨Gross FAAC Allocation to States (September 2026)
1. Delta – ₦92.40bn
2. Lagos – ₦82.18bn
3. Rivers – ₦73.35bn
4. Bayelsa – ₦72.60bn
5. Akwa Ibom – ₦67.77bn
6. Kano – ₦29.10bn
7. Oyo – ₦26.02bn
8. Imo – ₦25.92bn
9. Edo – ₦23.88bn
10. Katsina – ₦23.79bn
11. Ondo – ₦23.66bn
12. Kaduna – ₦23.42bn
13. Borno – ₦23.29bn
14. Jigawa – ₦21.41bn
15. Anambra – ₦21.34bn
16. Bauchi – ₦21.31bn
17. Abia – ₦21.07bn
18. Niger – ₦20.92bn
19. Sokoto – ₦19.99bn
20. Benue – ₦19.93bn
21. Kogi – ₦19.69bn
22. Kebbi – ₦19.17bn
23. Plateau – ₦19.06bn
24. Adamawa – ₦18.67bn
25. Gombe – ₦18.47bn
26. Enugu – ₦18.46bn
27. Zamfara – ₦18.45bn
28. Kwara – ₦18.40bn
29. Ogun – ₦18.19bn
30. Yobe – ₦18.02bn
31. Cross River – ₦17.73bn
32. Taraba – ₦17.57bn
33. Osun – ₦17.47bn
34. Nasarawa – ₦16.68bn
35. Ekiti – ₦16.65bn
36. Ebonyi – ₦16.27bn
These charts show a comparison between the amount received in August and September across the North Central, North East, and North West zones.
🚨Highlights of January to September 2026 FAAC Allocation
The gross FAAC revenue for January to September was ₦31.46tn. Statutory revenue contributed ₦24.27tn (77%) while VAT accounted for ₦7.21bn (23%)
FAAC deductions for interventions and savings increased by 73% and 95%, respectively, from January to September 2026 compared with the same period in 2025. Cost of collection rose by 4%, while refunds and transfers declined by 77% and 29%, respectively.
