States breakdown highest to lowest:

1. Delta – ₦423.85 billion
2. Rivers – ₦388.76 billion
3. Akwa Ibom – ₦348.62 billion
4. Bayelsa – ₦306.88 billion
5. Lagos – ₦289.31 billion
6. Kano – ₦195.12 billion
7. Edo – ₦176.63 billion
8. Ondo – ₦171.85 billion
9. Kaduna – ₦165.03 billion
10. Oyo – ₦162.36 billion
11. Katsina – ₦153.97 billion
12. Borno – ₦151.04 billion
13. Bauchi – ₦146.95 billion
14. Niger – ₦144.85 billion
15. Benue – ₦141.88 billion
16. Sokoto – ₦140.62 billion
17. Imo – ₦139.25 billion
18. Cross River – ₦137.31 billion
19. Jigawa – ₦136.18 billion
20. Adamawa – ₦131.89 billion
21. Zamfara – ₦130.44 billion
22. Plateau – ₦129.83 billion
23. Anambra – ₦128.81 billion
24. Kwara – ₦126.27 billion
25. Gombe – ₦123.74 billion
26. Abia – ₦122.78 billion
27. Enugu – ₦121.87 billion
28. Kebbi – ₦120.72 billion
29. Yobe – ₦119.88 billion
30. Osun – ₦118.03 billion
31. Ekiti – ₦116.09 billion
32. Taraba – ₦115.03 billion
33. Kogi – ₦114.27 billion
34. Nasarawa – ₦113.22 billion
35. Ebonyi – ₦112.19 billion
36. Ogun – ₦110.35 billion

FCT Abuja – ₦121.85 billion

Grand total to the 36 states (Jan–Aug 2025): ₦4.587 trillion

Source: National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)