Abuja, May 28, 2025 – A total of N1.5 trillion was realized from Value Added Tax (VAT) by all the 36 states in the country in the first quarter of this year.
The federal Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) disclosed this in a report on Wednesday.
According to the report, Lagos State led with N819.62 billion generated from VAT during the period and was followed by Rivers State with N27823 billion.
Taraba State generated the lowest revenue of N2.33 billion.
Below is the list of the states with the VAT revenue generated during the period.
1. Lagos: N819.62bn
2. Rivers: N278.23bn
3. Oyo: N79.78bn
4. Bayelsa: N27.26bn
5. Kano: N22.97bn
6. Edo: N20.73bn
7. Delta: N20.04bn
8. Akwa-Ibom: N16.08bn
9. Kwara: N14.43bn
10. Benue: N12.36bn
11. Jigawa: N11.22bn
12. Sokoto: N10.88bn
13. Anambra: N10.73bn
14. Ekiti: N10.17bn
15. Adamawa: N9.12bn
16. Kaduna: N8.12bn
17. Borno: N7.87bn
18. Ebonyi: N7.43bn
19. Kogi: N7.33bn
20. Ogun: N7.20bn
21. Ondo: N7.14bn
22. Nasarawa: N7.05bn
23. Bauchi: N6.30bn
24. Niger: N5.97bn
25. Katsina: N5.96bn
26. Osun: N5.95bn
27. Yobe: N5.81bn
28. Plateau: N5.55bn
29. Kebbi: N5.13bn
30. Enugu: N4.96bn
31. Gombe: N4.61bn
32. Zamfara: N3.77bn
33. Abia: N2.92bn
34. Cross River: N2.65bn
35. Imo: N2.34bn
36. Taraba: N2.33bn
