N634.7 Billion shared for April 2020
The President of Nigeria ,President Buhari seems to be getting grip of the negative impacts the covid19 which could have over the economy of the nation.
This interpretation is getting accolades from those who have benefitted from the cash transfer and the proposed transfers and palliative to be distributed across the entire nation in a number of days.
Here is the shares of cash distributed between the three tiers of government;
FAAC: FG, States, LGs Share N634.7bn For April 2020
The Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) have shared N634.72 billion to the Federal Government, states and local governments as revenue for April.
The Accountant-General of the Federation (AGF), made this known while briefing newsmen on the outcome of the FAAC meeting held in Abuja.
“The distributable statutory revenue for the month is N533.75 billion, which is less than the N534.91 billion that was shared for the month of March.
“In addition, the sum of N35.55 billion is proposed for distribution under the SURE-P programme.
“So, the total revenue distributable for the current month, including Value Added Tax (VAT) of N65.43 billion is N634.72 billion,’’ he said.
A breakdown of the distribution showed that the Federal Government received N249.06 billion, representing 52.68 per cent; states, N126.33 billion or 26.72 per cent and local governments, N97.39 billion or 20.6 per cent.
Otunla added that N55.2 billion was shared among the oil producing states as 13 per cent derivation revenue.
On VAT, he said that the gross revenue collected in April was N65.43 billion as against N63.31 billion distributed in March, representing an increase of N2.12 billion.
He said that the mineral revenue collected for April was N474.88 billion, a sum less than the N519.99 billion realised in March. — The drop in revenue from the sector was N45.11 billion.
He attributed the decline in the oil revenue collection to production shut-in at Qua Iboe and Yoho terminals, shutdown of Forcados and Bonny terminals and repair works on Bonny and Brass Terminals due to oil theft pipeline leaks.
The AGF said that the non-mineral revenue collected during the period was N109.27 billion, which showed an increase of N14.90 billion from the N94.37 billion collected in March.
He also said that N50.41 billion was transferred to the nation’s Excess Crude Account during the month compared with N79.45 billion that was transferred earlier.
