Federal allocation: What states got in April

1. Akwa Ibom – N8,945,542,072.36
2. Delta – N6,520,473,654.16
3. Lagos – N5,806,821,749.32
4. Rivers – N4,887,442,606.31
5. Kano – N3,613,387,002.51
6. Kastina – N 2,845,760,627.20
7. Kaduna – N2,803,408,785.61
8. Borno – N2,665,210,123.06
9. Jigawa – N2,563,114,698.48
10. Sokoto – N 2,327,122,322.29
11. Anambra – N2,313,676,693.37
12. Kogi – N2,294,573,542.45
13. Bauchi – N2,257,201,944.88
14. Oyo – N 2,209,928,509.99
15. Enugu – N2,207,795,207.12
16. Yobe – N2,202,678,657.54 3
17. Kebbi – N2,195,741,092.43
18. Bayelsa – N2,165,038,996.96
19. Adamawa – N2,032,039,683.90
20. Ondo – N2,063,521,671.24
21. Niger – N2,062,793,026.06
22. Edo – N1,997,007,555.15
23. Nasarawa – N1,993,193,531.74
24. Ebonyi – N1,993,102,693.24
25. Abia – N1,938,447,217.56
26. Taraba – N1,898,258,023.17
27. Benue – N1,801,576,491.60
28. Kwara – N1,743,743,559.80
29. Imo – N1,630,698,013.12
30. Zamfara – N1,471,857,771.21
31. Gombe – N1,458,257,406.16
32. Plateau – N1,111,836,234.76
33. Ekiti – N1,084,469,706.86
34. Ogun – N999,696,533.32
35. Cross River – N967,494,955.43
36. Osun – N131,555,194.65
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SOURCE: National Bureau of Statistics