State finances, side by side
What the 36 states and the FCT receive from the Federation Account, raise themselves, spend and owe.
Charts and historical trends
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Coming next: State budgets, IGR and state debt for the 36 states and the FCT are being added, state by state.
What each indicator means
Definitions, units, how often each figure is published and who publishes it. Each chart shows its reference period.
| Indicator | Definition | Unit | Frequency | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FAAC allocation | Monthly sharing of federally collected revenue between the federal, state and local governments by the Federation Account Allocation Committee. | ₦ billion | Monthly | FAAC; Office of the Accountant-General |
| Internally generated revenue (IGR) | Revenue a state collects itself: PAYE, levies, fees and other taxes. | ₦ billion | Quarterly and annual | NBS; state revenue services |
| State budget | The appropriation passed by each State House of Assembly. | ₦ billion | Annual | State budget documents; BudgIT |
| State debt | Domestic and external debt owed by each state. | ₦ billion; US$ million | Quarterly | DMO |
How these figures are compiled
FAAC figures are the amounts shared at each monthly meeting as reported in FAAC communiqués and the press, before deductions at source unless stated.
Get the data
- FAAC allocations to states and local governments, June 2023 to September 2026 CSVExcelJSON
- Federation Account allocation by tier of government, September 2026 CSVExcelJSON
- 2026 budget: plan vs actual, January–March 2026 CSVExcelJSON
- Federal budget by type of spending, as passed (2014–2026) CSVExcelJSON
- Federal budget size, 2016–2026 CSVExcelJSON
- Federal revenue: budgeted vs actual, 2017–2024 CSVExcelJSON
- Federal debt service in the budget, 2022–2026 CSVExcelJSON
- 2026 budget proposal: largest sector allocations CSVExcelJSON
Analysis and publications on this topic
See also: Government Budget Explorer · Public debt
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