FAAC REVENUE ANALYTICS
TREND ANALYSIS
Jan 2020 – Jun 2026 · Both tiers · by state
Total In Range ₦50.18T
Growth Rate +28.1%A YEAR, CAGR
First 12 Months ₦3.86T · Jan 2020
Last 12 Months ₦15.05T · Jul 2025
Fastest State LAGOS+35.0%
Allocation Trajectory (stacked area, both tiers)
To State GovernmentsTo Local Councils₦ Trillion00.51Jan2020Nov2020Sep2021Jul2022May2023Mar2024Jan2025Nov2025
Rolling 12-Month Average (spline, the trend under the noise)
12-month rolling aver…₦ Trillion00.40.81.2Jan2020Nov2020Sep2021Jul2022May2023Mar2024Jan2025Nov2025
Dials (rate and momentum)
Compound growth: +28.1%+28.1%a year-10%+30%Compound growth Momentum: +95.0%+95.0%last window vs average-50%+50%Momentum
Fastest Growing (CAGR, 12-month windows)
LAGOSLAGOS: 34.99% CAGR34.99%BAYELSABAYELSA: 31.50% CAGR31.50%OYOOYO: 31.29% CAGR31.29%OSUNOSUN: 30.91% CAGR30.91%ONDOONDO: 30.56% CAGR30.56%PLATEAUPLATEAU: 30.29% CAGR30.29%RIVERSRIVERS: 30.19% CAGR30.19%ZAMFARAZAMFARA: 29.47% CAGR29.47%ANAMBRAANAMBRA: 28.82% CAGR28.82%BENUEBENUE: 28.69% CAGR28.69%0%8.75%17.5%26.25%35%
Slowest Growing (CAGR, 12-month windows)
FCT-ABUJAFCT-ABUJA: 23.70% CAGR23.70%KADUNAKADUNA: 23.89% CAGR23.89%EKITIEKITI: 25.45% CAGR25.45%BAUCHIBAUCHI: 25.82% CAGR25.82%KATSINAKATSINA: 25.98% CAGR25.98%YOBEYOBE: 26.02% CAGR26.02%NIGERNIGER: 26.19% CAGR26.19%EDOEDO: 26.27% CAGR26.27%EBONYIEBONYI: 26.30% CAGR26.30%SOKOTOSOKOTO: 26.34% CAGR26.34%0%7.5%15%22.5%30%
Executive Insights
Summary
Scope All Zones · Both tiers
Range Jan 2020 – Jun 2026 · 78 months
Total allocated ₦50.18T
First 12 months ₦3.86T
Last 12 months ₦15.05T
Compound growth +28.1% a year
Momentum +95.0% vs average window
Tier split 60.1% state · 39.9% council
states ranked 37
Fastest LAGOS · +35.0%
Slowest FCT-ABUJA · +23.7%
Trends
  • +28.1% a year compounded, ₦3.86T in the first 12 months to ₦15.05T in the last.
  • Still accelerating — the last window is 95.0% above an average window of the range.
  • +140.9% second half against the first half of the range — ₦14.72T then ₦35.46T.
  • 11.3pp spread in growth between LAGOS and FCT-ABUJA — the trend is not shared evenly.
  • State Governments are growing faster — 28.5% a year to the states against 27.4% to the councils.
Key Findings
  • LAGOS is growing fastest at +35.0% a year — ₦232.10B to ₦1.21T a window.
  • FCT-ABUJA is growing slowest at +23.7% a year, ₦312.18B in the last window.
  • 41.3% goes to the top quarter — 9 of 37 states take ₦20.73T between them.
  • The largest are pulling away — the bigger half grew 28.1% a year against 27.4% for the smaller half.
  • 46 of 77 months rose on the month before, which is why the rolling average matters more than any single month.
Where The Money Goes (choropleth, total over the range — every state labelled with its allocation and rank)
Abia — ₦1T (rank 26 of 37)Adamawa — ₦1.08T (rank 24 of 37)Akwa Ibom — ₦2.59T (rank 4 of 37)Anambra — ₦1.22T (rank 15 of 37)Bauchi — ₦1.12T (rank 19 of 37)Bayelsa — ₦2T (rank 6 of 37)Benue — ₦1.23T (rank 14 of 37)Borno — ₦1.36T (rank 9 of 37)Cross River — ₦874.72B (rank 33 of 37)Delta — ₦3.13T (rank 2 of 37)Ebonyi — ₦833.62B (rank 35 of 37)Edo — ₦1.16T (rank 17 of 37)Ekiti — ₦803.33B (rank 36 of 37)Enugu — ₦1.02T (rank 25 of 37)FCT — ₦1.11T (rank 21 of 37)Gombe — ₦783.39B (rank 37 of 37)Imo — ₦1.24T (rank 12 of 37)Jigawa — ₦1.31T (rank 10 of 37)Kaduna — ₦1.3T (rank 11 of 37)Kano — ₦2.05T (rank 5 of 37)Katsina — ₦1.5T (rank 8 of 37)Kebbi — ₦1.12T (rank 20 of 37)Kogi — ₦1.1T (rank 22 of 37)Kwara — ₦892.68B (rank 32 of 37)Lagos — ₦3.55T (rank 1 of 37)Nasarawa — ₦865.59B (rank 34 of 37)Niger — ₦1.24T (rank 13 of 37)Ogun — ₦935.93B (rank 31 of 37)Ondo — ₦1.14T (rank 18 of 37)Osun — ₦1.08T (rank 23 of 37)Oyo — ₦1.63T (rank 7 of 37)Plateau — ₦963.72B (rank 28 of 37)Rivers — ₦2.93T (rank 3 of 37)Sokoto — ₦1.17T (rank 16 of 37)Taraba — ₦947.86B (rank 29 of 37)Yobe — ₦976.15B (rank 27 of 37)Zamfara — ₦945.14B (rank 30 of 37)ADAMAWA₦1.08T · #24BAUCHI₦1.12T · #19BENUE₦1.23T · #14BORNO₦1.36T · #9DELTA₦3.13T · #2EDO₦1.16T · #17JIGAWA₦1.31T · #10KADUNA₦1.3T · #11KANO₦2.05T · #5KATSINA₦1.5T · #8KEBBI₦1.12T · #20KOGI₦1.1T · #22KWARA₦892.68B · #32NASSARAWA₦865.59B · #34NIGER₦1.24T · #13OYO₦1.63T · #7PLATEAU₦963.72B · #28SOKOTO₦1.17T · #16TARABA₦947.86B · #29YOBE₦976.15B · #27ZAMFARA₦945.14B · #30FCT-ABUJA₦1.11T · #21EKITI₦803.33B · #36OSUN₦1.08T · #23OGUN₦935.93B · #31ONDO₦1.14T · #18LAGOS₦3.55T · #1BAYELSA₦2T · #6GOMBE₦783.39B · #37ENUGU₦1.02T · #25EBONYI₦833.62B · #35ANAMBRA₦1.22T · #15CROSS RIVER₦874.72B · #33IMO₦1.24T · #12ABIA₦1T · #26AKWA IBOM₦2.59T · #4RIVERS₦2.93T · #3
LeastMost
Allocation Bands (quadrant, states by total)
Very High Allocation₦20.73T9 states · 41.3% of total · ₦1.36T – ₦3.55TLAGOSDELTARIVERSAKWA IBOMKANOBAYELSAOYOKATSINABORNOHigh Allocation₦11.01T9 states · 21.9% of total · ₦1.14T – ₦1.31TJIGAWAKADUNAIMONIGERBENUEANAMBRASOKOTOEDOONDOLow Allocation₦10.56T10 states · 21.0% of total · ₦963.72B – ₦1.12TBAUCHIKEBBIFCT-ABUJAKOGIOSUNADAMAWAENUGUABIAYOBEPLATEAUVery Low Allocation₦7.88T9 states · 15.7% of total · ₦783.39B – ₦947.86BTARABAZAMFARAOGUNKWARACROSS RIVERNASSARAWAEBONYIEKITIGOMBEQuartiles by total allocation — each band holds a quarter of the states
All amounts are in Nigerian Naira (₦) · State Government allocations include FCT-Abuja · Council figures are the sum of every LGC inside the state · Growth is CAGR between the first and last twelve-month windows of the range · Source: FAAC Allocation
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