1. Abia N4.3 billion.
2. Adamawa N3.7 billion.
3. Akwa Ibom N17.2 billion.
4. Anambra N4.2 billion.
5. Bauchi N4.2 billion.
6. Bayelsa N13.2 billion.
7. Benue N4.2 billion.
8. Borno N4.8 billion.
9. Cross River N2.7 billion.
10. Delta N17.4 billion.
11. Ebonyi N3.5 billion.
12. Edo N5.7 billion.
13. Ekiti N2.8 billion.
14. Enugu N4.07 billion.
15. Gombe N3.2 billion.
16. Imo N3.9 billion.
17. Jigawa N4.6 billion.
18. Kaduna N5.3 billion.
19. Kano N6.4 billion.
20. Katsina N4.5 billion.
21. Kebbi N4.1 billion.
22. Kogi N4.03 billion.
23. Kwara N3.4 billion.
24. Lagos N9.1 billion.
25. Nasarawa N3.6 billion.
26. Niger N4.3 billion.
27. Ogun N2.9 billion.
28. Ondo N5.06 billion.
29. Osun N1.5 billion
30. Oyo N4.5 billion.
31. Plateau N3.3 billion.
32. Rivers N14.7 billion.
33. Sokoto N4.05 billion.
34. Taraba N3.6 billion.
35. Yobe N4.07 billion.
36. Zamfara N2.9 billion.
Report:
Cross River State by record stands second in the list of States that receives the least allocation regardless.
December FAAC reveals that CRS received the sum of N2.7 billion and N1.7 billion deducted at source to fund debts with the State been declared insolvent by banks, ranking 3rd on the Nation’s list of the most indebted State.
Social commentators have since been bombarding the airspace with questions like;
How then does Governor Ben Ayade, Governor of Cross River State being paying salaries?