Ranking of states by their dependency on FAAC allocation in 2023

Ranking of states by their dependency on FAAC allocation in 2023

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1. Bayelsa: 92.17%
2. Akwa Ibom: 86.29%
3. Delta: 83.88%
4. Taraba: 81.89%
5. Niger: 80.19%
6. Benue: 79.85%
7. Anambra: 76.94%
8. Bauchi: 75.33%
9. Cross River: 74.87%
10. Nasarawa: 74.55%
11. Gombe: 72.29%
12. Enugu: 70.68%
13. Edo: 70.24%
14. Kano: 70.24%
15. Borno: 67.32%
16. Abia: 66.78%
17. Adamawa: 65.70%
18. Imo: 64.89%
19. Yobe: 64.65%
20. Katsina: 64.21%
21. Ekiti: 63.36%
22. Jigawa: 63.23%
23. Kogi: 61.29%
24. Rivers: 60.44%
25. Osun. 60.11%
26. Kaduna: 58.59%
27. Kebbi: 58.30%
28. Kwara: 57.62%
29. Ebonyi: 57.05%
30. Plateau: 56.05%
31. Sokoto: 55.67%
32. Ondo: 55.38%
33. Oyo: 46.38%
34. Zamfara: 45.04%
35. Ogun: 31.95%
36. Lagos: 26.55%

<BudgIT – State of State report>