Tag: Internally Generated Revenue

Health and education among the top five MDAs with highest releases in first quarter

Cross River’s internally generated revenue rose steadily from N30 billion in 2023 to N46 billion in 2024 and N57 billion ...

The governor who provided the clarifications in an exclusive interview aired by Afia Television, Wednesday evening vowed to arrest and ...

When The Sun Publishing Limited names Peter Mbah its “Man of the Year,” the instinct is to celebrate the headline. ...

This is coming after Ekiti state commenced the tax reform domestication, while Zamfara and Anambra states followed suit in December ...

The proposal marks a significant increase of over N1 trillion compared to the N3.005 trillion budget for 2025, presented last ...

An official said Akwa Ibom's IGR rose from N34.75 billion in 2022 to N43.18 billion in 2023 under Governor Umo ...

The FCT Wing of the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT) on 18 September resumed industrial action over unresolved welfare issues ...

The state’s IGR has continued to increase monthly, the official said.

This is an assessment of the governor’s performance since he assumed office in May 2023.

He attributed the feat to the administration’s unwavering commitment to plugging leakages in the state’s financial system.

The official said the naira devaluation has really affected the local economy.

“It is only the Faculty of Law that has a dedicated faculty building. The six other faculties are sharing the ...

Dumo Lulu-Briggs vowed to increase Rivers’ Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) from the present N9 billion to N25 billion a month ...

Mr Omo-Agege says Delta State is ripe for the APC to take over, con

The appropriation bill tagged, “Budget of Strong Beginning” was unanimously passed by the lawmakers

"Few years ago, our monthly IGR was about N800 million, but 15 to 20 years later, we are talking about ...

The revenue generated surpassed the N43 billion target for the year by N1 billion.

The budget is made up of N78.969 billion recurrent expenditure N97.153 billion capital expenditure.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the budget is below the 2019 budget of 152.7bn.

The reports says the value of foreign debt stands at $4.23 billion while domestic debt hits N3.85 trillion.

The Kaduna State Internal Revenue Service (KDIRS) says it generated N91.2 billion Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) from 2015 to date. ...

“The 2018 revenue performed at 27.26 per cent instead of 75 per cent of the approved budget."

The agency says the claim is "distorted information".

N 79.19 billion is for recurrent expenditure while N117.52 billion is for capital expenditure.