BudgIT, the Civic Organization that applies technology to intersect citizens’ engagement with institutional improvement to facilitate societal change, says Delta State is among 13 others that would struggle if FAAC allocation stops.
In a tweet on its X handle today, Thursday November 7, BudgIT stated that the 14 states, will struggle to pay salaries, pension and gratuity, “because they rely on FAAC for at least 70% of their total revenue.”
BudgIT, listed the 14 states as follows; Bayelsa - 92.17%, Akwa Ibom - 86.29%, Delta - 83.88%, Taraba - 81.89%, Niger - 80.19%, Benue - 79.85%, Anambra - 76.94%, Bauchi - 75.33%, Cross River - 74.87%, Nasarawa - 74.55%, Gombe - 72.29%, Enugu - 70.68%, ?Edo - 70.24% and ?Kano - 70.24%.
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