1. Abia State – N96.7 billion
2. Adamawa State – N100.89 billion
3. Akwa Ibom State – N426 billion
4. Anambra State – N101.4 billion
5. Bauchi State – N102 billion
6. Bayelsa State – N150.6billion
7. Benue State – N133.4 billion
8. Borno State – N155 billion
9. Cross River State – N350 billion
10. Delta State – N266 billion
11. Ebonyi State – N101.1 billion
12. Edo State – N111.5 billion
13. Ekiti State – N67 billion
14. Enugu State – N85.1 billion
15. Gombe State – N76.5 billion
16. Imo State – N141.2 billion
17. Jigawa State – N137.2 billion
18. Kaduna State – N171.7 billion
19. Kano State – N275 billion
20. Katsina State – N110 billion
21. Kebbi State – N107 billion
22. Kogi State – N75 billion
23. Kwara State – N116.2 billion
24. Lagos State – N662.5 billion
25. Nasarawa State – N77.9 billion
26. Niger State – N74.7 billion
27. Ogun State – N200 billion
28. Ondo State – N118.9 billion
29. Osun state – N150.7 billion
30. Oyo State – N165.5 billion
31. Plateau State – N154 billion
32. Rivers State – N370 billion
33. Sokoto State – N112.5 billion
34. Taraba State – N68.8 billion
35. Yobe State – N80.6 billion
36. Zamfara State – N92.8 billion
STATES WITH HIGHEST BUDGET
Lagos State – N662.5 billion
Akwa Ibom State – N426 billion
Rivers State – N370 billion
Cross River State – N350 billion
Kano State – N275 billion
Delta State – N266 billion
STATES WITH LOWEST BUDGET
Ekiti State – N67 billion least
Taraba State – N68.8 billion
Niger State – N74.7 billion
Kogi State – N75 billion
Nasarawa State – N77.9 billion
