Here’s the list of affected states and their FAAC dependency:
- Bayelsa – 92.17%
- Akwa Ibom – 86.29%
- Delta – 83.88%
- Taraba – 81.89%
- Niger – 80.19%
- Benue – 79.85%
- Anambra – 76.94%
- Bauchi – 75.33%
- Cross River – 74.87%
- Nasarawa – 74.55%
- Gombe – 72.29%
- Enugu – 70.68%
- Edo – 70.24%
- Kano – 70.24%
These states’ heavy reliance on FAAC allocations underscores the need for diversified revenue sources to ensure financial stability.
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Enugu State government is working hard to increase her IGR and reduce dependency on FAAC.