FKO81:
Very interesting part of the report Ogun with high IGR was bailed out twice by FG to be able to pay works salaries

The International Public Sector Accounting System
ranked Anambra State as the most transparent and accountable trade state in Nigeria as at March 2015.
With incentives such as tax relief, waivers, a one-stopshop,
security and protection, Anambra has evolved
into one of the preferred locations for both local and
15 foreign investments.
Assessment under the peer review mechanism of the
Nigerian Governors Forum (NGF) showed the state
has the largest number of tarred rural roads in the
country. This has opened up the agrarian and oil
producing communities to the rest of the state,
improving access to markets and attractiveness for
workers across the state.


In 2015, the Federal Government intervened, with a bailout 7 package of NGN 338 billion to 27 states (including Edo, Ogun and Niger), to ensure employee salary obligations were met. In 2016, another bailout fund of NGN 90 billion was created but this time with stringent conditions intended to enforce fiscal responsibility within the states. Most states continue to look to ad hoc disbursements from the Federal Government to ease their fiscal challenges. As part of efforts to improve resilience in the states, DFID is working with Edo, Ogun and Niger States, providing technical assistance for tax harmonisation aimed at improving collection processes and transparency

SonofDevil:
This op just pull the trigger on himself.

The report is actually on the other way round

Which kain school these ipob dey go sef

How can you post a data that indictes you and still forming best

LasGidiOwner:
How did he pull the trigger on himself? Please analyse the report of the PWC report if you actually understood it. Illiterates everywhere.

sunnyb0b0:


The IGR used is for 2015, not 2016. 2016 is still not 'found'

Omofunaab2:



Aba illiterate, wey no sabi d meaning of rank. So na d meaning of rank for ur village be dat?

Ogun topped ur anambra in the ranking released by the Op