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TAIWO OYEDELE PRESIDES OVER FAAC, SHARES RECORD ₦2.036 TRILLION FOR MARCH 2026 SECOND TIME IN 2026 DISBURSEMENTS TOP ₦2 TRILLION MARK.(PHOTO).


 Taiwo Oyedele Presides Over FAAC, Shares Record ₦2.036 Trillion for March 2026 Second Time in 2026 Disbursements Top ₦2 Trillion Mark.


Incoming Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Taiwo Oyedele, chaired his first FAAC meeting in his new ministerial role, overseeing the allocation of ₦2.036 trillion in Federation Account revenue for March 2026.


This marks the second time this year that FAAC disbursements to the federal, state, and local governments have exceeded the ₦2 trillion threshold.


Key Figures from the Meeting:


Total distributable revenue: ₦2.036 trillion


Distributable statutory revenue: ₦1.320 trillion


Distributable VAT revenue: ₦515.391 billion


Augmentation: ₦200 billion


Gross revenue inflow for March: ₦2.364 trillion


Cost of collection: ₦81.084 billion


Transfers, refunds, and savings: ₦246.872 billion


Breakdown of the ₦2.036 Trillion Allocation:

Federal Government: ₦789.159 billion

State governments: ₦657.596 billion

Local government councils: ₦468.826 billion

Derivation (13% to oil-producing states): ₦120.759 billion


Statutory Revenue Component (₦1.320 trillion):

Federal: ₦632.260 billion

States: ₦320.691 billion

Local governments: ₦247.239 billion

Derivation: ₦120.759 billion


VAT Component (₦515.391 billion):

Federal: ₦51.539 billion

States: ₦283.465 billion

Local governments: ₦180.387 billion


Augmentation (₦200 billion):

Federal: ₦105.360 billion

States: ₦53.440 billion

Local governments: ₦41.200 billion


The distribution details were provided in a statement from the Office of the Accountant General of the Federation, signed by Bawa Mokwa, the Director of Press and Public Relations.

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