Nigeria's FAAC Disburses N9.62 Trillion in 3 Months Amid Allocation Decline
The Federal Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) shared N9.62 trillion over three months, reflecting a downward trend in allocations, per the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics (NBS). Monthly disbursements decreased from N3.64 trillion in August to N2.93 trillion in October 2025, indicating fiscal challenges.
The revenue pattern highlights the country's reliance on volatile oil and exchange-linked income. Notably, VAT contributions played a stabilizing role.
The data underscores structural pressures despite headline strength, with heavy deductions affecting revenue distribution.
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