Nigeria’s 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory generated a combined ₦5.15 trillion in Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) in 2025, up 40.93 per cent from ₦3.65 trillion recorded in 2024.
The figures were released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) in its 2025 report on IGR at state level.
Lagos recorded the highest IGR at ₦1.77 trillion, followed by Rivers with ₦428.42 billion and Enugu with ₦406.77 billion.
The FCT ranked fourth with ₦356.34 billion, while Ogun was fifth with ₦252.36 billion.
Here is the full ranking:
- Lagos — ₦1.77 trillion
- Rivers — ₦428.42 billion
- Enugu — ₦406.77 billion
- FCT — ₦356.34 billion
- Ogun — ₦252.36 billion
- Delta — ₦202.49 billion
- Edo — ₦132.21 billion
- Oyo — ₦103.25 billion
- Kano — ₦102.26 billion
- Akwa Ibom — ₦100.80 billion
- Kwara — ₦95.36 billion
- Kaduna — ₦86.75 billion
- Abia — ₦70.41 billion
- Jigawa — ₦66.73 billion
- Niger — ₦66.37 billion
- Katsina — ₦64.29 billion
- Ondo — ₦60.32 billion
- Cross River — ₦58.64 billion
- Ekiti — ₦57.09 billion
- Anambra — ₦57.03 billion
- Osun — ₦56.84 billion
- Bauchi — ₦52.79 billion
- Bayelsa — ₦50.30 billion
- Plateau — ₦45.10 billion
- Gombe — ₦43.96 billion
- Kogi — ₦43.94 billion
- Imo — ₦43.65 billion
- Borno — ₦36.36 billion
- Adamawa — ₦33.76 billion
- Nasarawa — ₦32.57 billion
- Kebbi — ₦31.23 billion
- Zamfara — ₦30.07 billion
- Benue — ₦29.57 billion
- Taraba — ₦28.16 billion
- Sokoto — ₦20.48 billion
- Ebonyi — ₦17.18 billion
- Yobe — ₦16.01 billion
Source: National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
