1. Lagos: N249.77bn
2. Rivers: N70.54bn
3. Oyo: N20.11bn
4. FCT: N18.17bn
5. Delta: N13.09bn
6. Bayelsa: N7.12bn
7. Kano: N4.65bn
8. Akwa Ibom: N4.49bn
9. Anambra: N4.28bn
10. Edo: N4.05bn
11. Ekiti: N3.66bn
12. Borno: N3bn
13. Kwara: N2.89bn
14. Adamawa: N2.59bn
15. Plateau: N2.58bn
16. Benue: N2.56bn
17. Gombe: N2.55bn
18. Kogi: N2.43bn
19. Kaduna: N2.03bn
20. Ebonyi: N1.90bn
21. Taraba: N1.88bn
22. Sokoto: N1.84bn
23. Osun: N1.81bn
24. Ogun: N1.74bn
25. Niger: N1.73bn
26. Yobe: N1.71bn
27. Katsina: N1.68bn
28. Jigawa: N1.59bn
29. Nasawawa: N1.47bn
30. Ondo: N1.45bn
31. Enugu: N1.08bn
32. Cross River: N1.08bn
33. Bauchi: N691.28m
34. Kebbi: N665.17m
35. Abia: N663.42m
36. Zamfara: N432.80m
37. Imo: N235.41m

Total: N444.19bn

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Someone needs to investigate Ogun state. With all the companies in Agbara/Sango/Ifo/Ewekoro/Mowe/Ibafo/Oke’lewo etc. Something is wrong somewhere.

So Kaduna, Katsina & Kano with heavy numbers when it comes to elections are not in the top 5 in revenue generation?

And the case of Imo and Abia get as e be.