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The Federal Government on Wednesday, shared N619.85 billion, as revenue generated in February to the three tiers of government.
The Accountant-General of the Federation (AGF), Mr Ahmed Idris, said the amount showed an increase of about N9.49 billion from what was shared for January allocation.
Idris, who was represented by the Director of Funds, Office of the AGF, Mr Mohammed Usman, made this known during a news conference at the end of the monthly Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) meeting in Abuja.
A breakdown of the revenue accrued in February, showed that the mineral revenue increased by N23.57 billion, moving from N326.52 billion in January to N350.09 billion in February.
The non-mineral revenue, however, decreased by N46.27 billion, from N170 billion in January to N124.32 billion in February.
According to him, in February, the federation crude oil sales rose by 46 per cent, resulting in increased federation revenue from 425 million dollars in January to 574 million dollars in February.
Idris said; “Shut in and shut down persisted while some terminals remained closed due to leaks and maintenance.
“Petroleum Profit Tax increased significantly while Companies Income Tax recorded a marginal increase.
“Revenues from value added tax, oil royalty import and excise duties decreased in February, 2019.”
Idris said that the Federal Government received N223.15 billion, states got N113.18 billion and local governments received N87.26 billion for the February allocation.
In addition, N45.09 billion, representing 13 per cent of the mineral revenue was shared to oil producing states.
source: The Federal Government on Wednesday, shared N619.85 billion, as revenue generated in February to the three tiers of government.
The Accountant-General of the Federation (AGF), Mr Ahmed Idris, said the amount showed an increase of about N9.49 billion from what was shared for January allocation.
Idris, who was represented by the Director of Funds, Office of the AGF, Mr Mohammed Usman, made this known during a news conference at the end of the monthly Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) meeting in Abuja.
A breakdown of the revenue accrued in February, showed that the mineral revenue increased by N23.57 billion, moving from N326.52 billion in January to N350.09 billion in February.
The non-mineral revenue, however, decreased by N46.27 billion, from N170 billion in January to N124.32 billion in February.
According to him, in February, the federation crude oil sales rose by 46 per cent, resulting in increased federation revenue from 425 million dollars in January to 574 million dollars in February.
Idris said; “Shut in and shut down persisted while some terminals remained closed due to leaks and maintenance.
“Petroleum Profit Tax increased significantly while Companies Income Tax recorded a marginal increase.
“Revenues from value added tax, oil royalty import and excise duties decreased in February, 2019.”
Idris said that the Federal Government received N223.15 billion, states got N113.18 billion and local governments received N87.26 billion for the February allocation.
In addition, N45.09 billion, representing 13 per cent of the mineral revenue was shared to oil producing states.