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says the 36 states of the federation and the federal capital territory recorded N1.92 trillion in internally generated revenue in 2022.
Analysis by TheCable Index shows Lagos state had the highest IGR with N651.15 billion, representing 34 percent of the total IGR in 2022. Kebbi state, on the other hand, generated the least IGR in 2022, followed by Taraba with N10.23 billion, Yobe with N10.46 billion and Ebonyi with N12.4 billion.The NBS report shows south-west with N908.25 billion topped other zones to record the highest IGR turnover in 2023; followed by the south-south zone with N377.9 billion.
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