The 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) generated a combined ?5.15 trillion in Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) in 2025, representing a 40.93 per cent increase from the ?3.65 trillion recorded in 2024, according to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS).
The figures are contained in the NBS report on Internally Generated Revenue at State Level for 2025.
Lagos State recorded the highest IGR in 2025 with ?1.77 trillion, followed by Rivers State with ?428.42 billion and Enugu State with ?406.77 billion.
The FCT ranked fourth with ?356.34 billion, while Ogun State came fifth with ?252.36 billion.
Here is a list of the 36 states and the FCT by IGR in 2025:
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