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Nigeria's Combined State IGR Rises 40.93% to N5.15 Trillion in 2025

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The National Bureau of Statistics reported that the combined Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) for all 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory reached N5.15 trillion in 2025. This figure represents a 40.93 per cent increase compared to the N3.65 trillion recorded in 2024. Lagos remained the largest contributor, generating N1.77 trillion, which accounted for about 34 per cent of the combined IGR.

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The revenue figures indicate a significant increase in sub-national government income across Nigeria. However, the reports also show that the majority of IGR remains concentrated among a small number of states, such as Lagos, Rivers, Enugu, and the FCT.

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Who's involved

  • NigeriaThe sovereign state whose state-level revenue was reported.
  • LagosThe largest contributor to the combined IGR, generating N1.77 trillion in 2025.
  • Lagos State GovernmentThe governing body of Lagos State, which generated N1.77 trillion in IGR.
  • Ogun StateA state that maintains an operational relationship with Lagos and recorded over N250 billion in IGR.

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  • The federal government could benefit from increased national revenue contributions resulting from high state-level IGR.

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