The Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) continues to play a pivotal function in Nigeria’s fiscal framework, disbursing month-to-month income from oil and non-oil sources to states and native governments.
These allocations stay important for funding public salaries, infrastructure initiatives, and social providers on the subnational stage.
In accordance with FAAC information for July 2025, whole allocations to the 36 states rose to N704.01 billion, up from N648.78 billion in June 2025. This represents a rise of about N55.22 billion or 8.51% year-on-year, signaling a modest rebound in federally distributable revenues.
The surge displays improved alternate price changes and a better income take from VAT and import duties. Nonetheless, the highest recipients stay in a bunch of states—these with robust oil manufacturing bases or vital financial weight.
10 States that obtained the best allocations in July 2025
Edo ranked tenth on the FAAC allocation chart for July 2025, receiving a web quantity of N17.84 billion. This marks a notable improve in comparison with its June 2025 allocation, which stood at N16.39 billion, a distinction of N1.45 billion, translating to an 8.86% improve.
- Gross whole: N20.00bn
- Alternate acquire: N292.68m
- EMTL: N475.35m
- VAT: N7.72bn
Edo’s development was supported by regular VAT inflows, steady oil costs, and alternate price changes. The state’s rising oil derivation income continues to strengthen its fiscal place.