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Enugu State · Federal allocation

Enugu State FAAC Allocation 2025

What landed each month, where it came from, and what came off first.

Enugu State received ₦165,519,909,891 (about ₦165.5B) in FAAC federal allocations in 2025. That is about ₦13.79B a month.

Net allocation received · Jan–Dec 2025

Full year
₦165.52B

₦165,519,909,891

+48.2% compared with the same 4 months of 2024 (4 of 12 months compared) · not adjusted for inflation

Highest · October

₦16.44B

Lowest · January

₦10.48B

Where the money came from

Share of gross allocation

Value added tax (VAT)₦83.68B 47.9%

The state’s share of the 7.5% tax paid on goods and services.

Statutory allocation₦75.89B 43.4%

The state’s share of the Federation Account: oil and gas income, company taxes and customs duties.

Electronic transfer levy₦4.97B 2.8%

The ₦50 charged on bank transfers of ₦10,000 or more.

Exchange rate gain₦4.39B 2.5%

Extra naira earned when dollar revenue is converted at a higher rate than planned.

Augmentation₦3.20B 1.8%

A top-up added to the month’s pool from other federal revenue.

Ecological fund₦2.32B 1.3%

Money set aside for erosion, flooding and other environmental problems.

Solid minerals revenue₦229.7M 0.1%

Income from mining, shared in the months it is distributed.

Before deductions. Percentages may not sum to 100% due to rounding. The statutory allocation includes ₦60.6M in 13% derivation, paid to states that produce oil.

Before the money arrived

Gross allocation
₦174,679,042,881
External debt repayment
− ₦7,598,343,522
Repayments on the state’s foreign loans, taken before the money is paid out.
Other deductions
− ₦1,560,789,468
Amounts the report shows as taken off, without saying what for.
Net received
₦165,519,909,891

About ₦5.24 of every ₦100 was taken off before Enugu was paid.

Local governments got their own

Enugu’s 17 local governments were allocated ₦109.62B in 2025, across 12 months on record.

That money is separate. It is not part of the state’s figure on this page.

See each local government’s share

Month by month

12 months on record

Open a month to see what came in and what was deducted. The percentage is the change on the month before.

Januaryfrom December 2024 revenue₦10.48B−12.6% on the month before

What came in

Value added tax (VAT)55.6%
₦6,478,226,265
Exchange rate gain21.1%
₦2,461,921,265
Statutory allocation18.8%
₦2,194,897,623
Electronic transfer levy3.4%
₦397,184,174
Ecological fund1.1%
₦128,958,062
Gross allocation
₦11,661,187,388

What came off first

External debt repayment
− ₦1,045,863,176
Other deductions
− ₦139,426,093
Net received
₦10,475,898,120
Februaryfrom January revenue₦13.31B+27.1% on the month before

What came in

Value added tax (VAT)55.6%
₦7,758,659,013
Statutory allocation32.2%
₦4,497,547,854
Augmentation9.2%
₦1,283,767,345
Electronic transfer levy1.8%
₦256,333,346
Ecological fund1.1%
₦160,097,959
Gross allocation
₦13,956,405,516

What came off first

External debt repayment
− ₦443,524,392
Other deductions
− ₦203,191,791
Net received
₦13,309,689,333
Marchfrom February revenue₦12.73B−4.3% on the month before

What came in

Value added tax (VAT)49.0%
₦6,555,132,573
Statutory allocation35.8%
₦4,794,026,273
Augmentation9.2%
₦1,227,363,774
Electronic transfer levy3.1%
₦410,011,495
Solid minerals revenue1.7%
₦229,725,285
Ecological fund1.3%
₦171,434,002
Gross allocation
₦13,387,693,401

The statutory allocation includes ₦60,443,054 in 13% derivation.

What came off first

External debt repayment
− ₦443,524,392
Other deductions
− ₦211,401,963
Net received
₦12,732,767,046
Aprilfrom March revenue₦12.10B−5.0% on the month before

What came in

Value added tax (VAT)51.1%
₦6,454,780,492
Statutory allocation43.8%
₦5,529,919,187
Electronic transfer levy2.4%
₦301,740,654
Exchange rate gain1.4%
₦175,420,934
Ecological fund1.3%
₦157,994,034
Gross allocation
₦12,619,855,301

What came off first

External debt repayment
− ₦443,524,392
Other deductions
− ₦78,644,312
Net received
₦12,097,686,597
Mayfrom April revenue₦12.55B+3.8% on the month before

What came in

Value added tax (VAT)48.6%
₦6,435,949,959
Statutory allocation42.7%
₦5,645,399,023
Exchange rate gain3.8%
₦503,395,889
Electronic transfer levy3.6%
₦474,895,992
Ecological fund1.3%
₦170,274,321
Gross allocation
₦13,229,915,185

What came off first

External debt repayment
− ₦443,524,392
Other deductions
− ₦234,978,439
Net received
₦12,551,412,354
Junefrom May revenue₦12.87B+2.5% on the month before

What came in

Value added tax (VAT)54.8%
₦7,409,688,093
Statutory allocation38.1%
₦5,150,769,115
Exchange rate gain3.5%
₦478,778,813
Electronic transfer levy2.5%
₦335,732,328
Ecological fund1.2%
₦155,895,173
Gross allocation
₦13,530,863,522

What came off first

External debt repayment
− ₦443,524,392
Other deductions
− ₦221,280,996
Net received
₦12,866,058,135
Julyfrom June revenue₦14.14B+9.9% on the month before

What came in

Value added tax (VAT)47.5%
₦6,958,737,693
Statutory allocation42.4%
₦6,210,158,936
Augmentation4.7%
₦689,530,210
Electronic transfer levy2.4%
₦353,930,067
Exchange rate gain1.7%
₦250,618,112
Ecological fund1.4%
₦198,008,509
Gross allocation
₦14,660,983,526

What came off first

External debt repayment
− ₦443,524,392
Other deductions
− ₦78,644,312
Net received
₦14,138,814,822
Augustfrom July revenue₦15.02B+6.2% on the month before

What came in

Statutory allocation50.6%
₦8,034,113,813
Value added tax (VAT)43.5%
₦6,901,738,083
Electronic transfer levy2.9%
₦453,767,080
Exchange rate gain1.6%
₦255,816,599
Ecological fund1.4%
₦229,567,304
Gross allocation
₦15,875,002,878

What came off first

External debt repayment
− ₦778,266,799
Other deductions
− ₦78,644,312
Net received
₦15,018,091,766
Septemberfrom August revenue₦16.20B+7.9% on the month before

What came in

Statutory allocation52.5%
₦8,958,936,361
Value added tax (VAT)42.2%
₦7,199,011,472
Electronic transfer levy2.2%
₦382,416,247
Exchange rate gain1.5%
₦259,149,039
Ecological fund1.5%
₦255,270,057
Gross allocation
₦17,054,783,177

What came off first

External debt repayment
− ₦778,266,799
Other deductions
− ₦78,644,312
Net received
₦16,197,872,066
Octoberfrom September revenue₦16.44B+1.5% on the month before

What came in

Value added tax (VAT)51.4%
₦8,892,969,040
Statutory allocation44.0%
₦7,613,523,938
Electronic transfer levy3.4%
₦582,230,697
Ecological fund1.2%
₦210,836,048
Gross allocation
₦17,299,559,722

What came off first

External debt repayment
− ₦778,266,799
Other deductions
− ₦78,644,312
Net received
₦16,442,648,611
Novemberfrom October revenue₦15.79B−3.9% on the month before

What came in

Statutory allocation51.2%
₦8,516,768,884
Value added tax (VAT)44.1%
₦7,340,304,627
Electronic transfer levy3.3%
₦557,415,741
Ecological fund1.4%
₦235,848,984
Gross allocation
₦16,650,338,236

What came off first

External debt repayment
− ₦778,266,799
Other deductions
− ₦78,644,312
Net received
₦15,793,427,125
Decemberfrom November revenue₦13.90B−12.0% on the month before

What came in

Statutory allocation59.3%
₦8,748,009,473
Value added tax (VAT)35.9%
₦5,299,788,808
Electronic transfer levy3.1%
₦462,408,169
Ecological fund1.6%
₦242,248,578
Gross allocation
₦14,752,455,028

The statutory allocation includes ₦144,168 in 13% derivation.

What came off first

External debt repayment
− ₦778,266,799
Other deductions
− ₦78,644,312
Net received
₦13,895,543,917
TotalJan–Dec 2025₦165,519,909,891

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About these figures

Source: monthly FAAC disbursement reports (net allocations to Enugu State), as published in the National Bureau of Statistics’ disbursement tables. Net means what is left after deductions at source.

Each month is named for when the money was shared, which is the month after the revenue was earned. Only months in our records are listed. A missing month does not mean nothing was paid.

Local governments’ allocations are separate and are not in the state’s total. An allocation is income: it does not show how the money was spent.