THE MONEY BELONGS TO ALL OF US
Every month, public revenue is shared between the federal, state and local governments. See what was allocated to your area.
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in recorded recipient allocations
Derivation goes to eligible states. It is shown separately here and counted once in this total.
01 / FOLLOW THE MONEY HOME
Showing Lagos as an example
Shared in July 2026 from June 2026 revenue.
YOUR ALLOCATION
Jul 2026State government · excludes its LGAs
Net allocation after deductions
₦58.84B
-2.5% vs previous calendar month
Exact net: ₦58,836,250,802.42
THE BIGGER PICTURE
January–December 2026 · 7 of 12 months recorded
July 2026 · selected month ₦58,836,250,802.42
Gaps mean no record. Amounts are not adjusted for inflation.
| Month shared | Net allocation |
|---|---|
| January 2026 | ₦55,826,710,163.83 |
| February 2026 | ₦99,981,992,508.17 |
| March 2026 | ₦44,400,338,638.03 |
| April 2026 | ₦40,510,261,526.68 |
| May 2026 | ₦64,709,134,590.81 |
| June 2026 | ₦60,348,388,366.77 |
| July 2026 | ₦58,836,250,802.42 |
| August 2026 | Not recorded |
| September 2026 | Not recorded |
| October 2026 | Not recorded |
| November 2026 | Not recorded |
| December 2026 | Not recorded |
Allocation is only the beginning. This is money allocated to government. It does not tell us how it was spent, or which projects were delivered.
02 / PUT IT IN PERSPECTIVE
Same month. Same measure. Net allocations, after deductions.
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| Place | Net allocation | Deductions | Vs prev. month |
|---|---|---|---|
| ₦85.59B | +28.8% | ||
| ₦70.83B | +0.7% | ||
| ₦66.35B | +6.9% | ||
| ₦58.84B | -2.5% | ||
| ₦57.71B | -1.0% | ||
| ₦32.52B | +25.8% | ||
| ₦29.39B | +33.5% | ||
| ₦25.64B | +22.7% | ||
| ₦25.54B | +31.3% | ||
| ₦24.71B | +17.4% | ||
| ₦24.39B | +46.9% | ||
| ₦24.26B | +24.9% | ||
| ₦23.59B | +28.3% | ||
| ₦23.1B | +18.5% | ||
| ₦22.53B | +24.2% | ||
| ₦22.46B | +37.2% | ||
| ₦22.1B | +18.4% | ||
| ₦21.8B | +26.2% | ||
| ₦21.65B | +31.5% | ||
| ₦21.52B | +27.1% | ||
| ₦21.24B | +24.7% | ||
| ₦20.91B | +25.0% | ||
| ₦20.25B | +25.0% | ||
| ₦20.2B | +27.6% | ||
| ₦20.01B | +19.9% | ||
| ₦19.89B | +14.4% | ||
| ₦19.6B | +33.9% | ||
| ₦19.42B | +22.2% | ||
| ₦19.36B | +28.4% | ||
| ₦19.27B | +34.3% | ||
| ₦19.18B | +25.2% | ||
| ₦17.93B | +24.2% | ||
| ₦17.48B | +33.2% | ||
| ₦17.25B | +23.3% | ||
| ₦17.24B | +23.3% | ||
| ₦15.95B | +20.8% |
36 states; FCT excluded because its funding structure differs. Deductions = total gross − net. Hover, focus or tap a deduction for its recorded categories.
03 / NO FINANCE DEGREE NEEDED
The Federation Account Allocation Committee. It brings the three tiers of government together to share public revenue each month.
From sources such as oil, taxes and customs duties.
Distributable revenue is allocated under the applicable rules.
Federal, state and local governments receive allocations.
BEHIND THE NUMBERS
A larger allocation alone does not mean a government is doing a better job.
Different revenue streams have different rules. VAT and statutory revenue are not shared the same way.
Eligible producing states receive a 13% derivation allocation, included in their state figures.
Debt payments and other deductions can reduce the amount left for a state.
Gross is the allocation before deductions. Deductions are amounts taken out. Net is what remains. State figures use total gross and total net across all components. The LGA source does not provide an equivalent complete gross figure.
No. Internally generated revenue (IGR), loans, grants and other receipts are separate. FAAC is neither a government’s full budget nor its spending.
The chart covers the full selected calendar year. A gap means there is no record available for that place and month, including months not yet added. The line stops at missing records instead of joining across them, and missing records are never treated as zero.
State records identify categories such as external debt, ISPO, other deductions, VAT deductions and ecology transfers. They do not record detailed reasons, lenders or individual payment orders. LGA deduction fields provide less detail.
READ THE RECORD
Figures come from FAAC records imported into our database. They have not all been independently verified against the original reports.
23 monthly records available, from August 2024 to July 2026. Availability can differ by place.
Current selection: July 2026 disbursement, from June 2026 revenue. Amounts are nominal naira.
The national total adds the four recipient categories shown above. It does not use gross revenue collected as the amount shared. Open the monthly table for exact local allocations.
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Data from public government records