The states which received the largest amount, sums of N14.5 billion each, are Katsina, Rivers, Bayelsa, Akwa Ibom, Delta and Lagos.
The six states with the lowest allocation were Taraba, Adamawa, Ondo, Kwara, Gombe and Ekiti.
All the states received a total of N388,304,379,072.96.
Find the complete breakdown below:
ABIA - N10,631,324,520.96
ADAMAWA - N4,894,891,184.12
AKWA IBOM - N14,500,000,000
ANAMBRA - N11,386,281,466.35
BAUCHI - N12,792,664,403.93
BAYELSA - N14,500,000,000
BENUE - N12,749,689,453.61
BORNO - N13,654,138,849.49
CROSS RIVER - N11,300,139,741.28
DELTA - N14,500,000,000
EBONYI - N8,385,035,086.76
EDO - N11,329,495,462.04
EKITI - N8,877,476,163.58
ENUGU - N9,972,928,301.97
GOMBE - N8,319,552,518.63
IMO - N13,021,497,640.32
JIGAWA - N13,220,260,074.57
KADUNA - N14,362,416,363.24
KATSINA - N14,500,000,000
KEBBI - N11,118,149,054.10
KOGI - N11,211,573,328.19
KWARA - N9,188,250,190.51
LAGOS - N14,500,000,000
NASARAWA - N8,464,951,458.28
NIGER - N13,412,075,268.20
OGUN - N10,675,236,931.70
ONDO - N6,513,392,932.28
OSUN - N11,744,237,793.56
OYO - N7,206,041,943.30
PLATEAU - N10,497,987,043.06
RIVERS - N14,500,000,000
SOKOTO - N11,980,499,096.97
TARABA - N4,202,983,799.33
YOBE - N10,068,371,796.86
ZAMFARA - N10,122,837,205.76
Information on how much Kano state received is currently unavailable.
