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Extracts from the 2018 State of States Reports!

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This is how your state generated its IGR in 2017! Its Obvious Lagos State is the Elephant in the room.

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This is what your state is owing when it comes to DOMESTIC DEBT. Well, Its obvious Lagos state is also taking the LEAD.

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This is the details of what your state makes from your VALUE ADDED TAX. Nassarawa State has the lowest.

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The allocated portions of FAAC each state got from January to June 2018! Delta State took the highest share.

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The External DEBT of each state in one sheet. Obviously, it's in USD terms. Lagos State took the largest share of it.

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Rankings of each state 2018 BUDGET size. Cross River State takes the lead with N1.3 trillion.

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This is how well your state did with its PER CAPITA IGR in 2017. It's on the average of N3,818/year.

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You want to find out if your state will be able to pay SALARIES and meet its other monthly RECURRENT expenditure? Well, we have for January to June 2018.

You wish to lay your hands on the whole report? You can download HERE: yourbudgit.com/wp-content/upl…

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