Federal Allocation: Kwara Gets N4.3bn For August

September 2, 2021
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Finance minister
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THE Kwara Government has confirmed receipt of N4.3 billion as federal allocation for the month of August.

The government announced this in a statement issued by the state Ministry of Finance.

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The statement was made available to newsmen on Wednesday in Ilorin by the ministry’s Press Secretary, Mr Abubakar Daibu.

It said the allocation comprised Statutory Revenue Allocation – SRA (Gross) of N3.5 billion; Deductions (loans) of N672 million; SRA (Net) N2.8 billion; Value Added Tax (VAT) of N1.4 billion, and Exchange Gain Difference of N13.1 million.

The statement added that the 16 local government areas also received a total sum of N2.9 billion as federal allocation for the month of August.

The figures comprised SRA (Gross) N2.3 billion; Deductions N175.3 million; SRA (Net) N2.1 billion; VAT N796 million, and Exchange Gain Difference N8.6 million.

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