Kwara state govt. gets N2.48bn as federal allocation for June

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The Kwara State Government has received a total of N2.48 billion as federal allocation for June

Demola Banu, State Commissioner for Finance,  made this known in a statement made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), on Saturday in Ilorin.

Abdulfatah Ahmed, Kwara State governor

The commissioner, while giving the details, said that the sum was made up of statutory allocation of N1.38 billion, Value Added Tax (VAT) of N740 million and Exchange Difference of N366 million.

Banu further disclosed that the 16 local governments in the state got a total of N1.82 billion as allocation for June.

Giving a breakdown of the allocation figures, Banu said that the local councils received statutory allocation of N1.16 billion, Value Added Tax (VAT) of N420million and Exchange Difference of N241million, totaling N1.82billion.

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Kwara state govt. gets N2.48bn as federal allocation for June

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The Kwara State Government has received a total of N2.48 billion as federal allocation for June

Demola Banu, State Commissioner for Finance,  made this known in a statement made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), on Saturday in Ilorin.

Abdulfatah Ahmed, Kwara State governor

The commissioner, while giving the details, said that the sum was made up of statutory allocation of N1.38 billion, Value Added Tax (VAT) of N740 million and Exchange Difference of N366 million.

Banu further disclosed that the 16 local governments in the state got a total of N1.82 billion as allocation for June.

Giving a breakdown of the allocation figures, Banu said that the local councils received statutory allocation of N1.16 billion, Value Added Tax (VAT) of N420million and Exchange Difference of N241million, totaling N1.82billion.

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