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NDDC names building after late OMPADEC chair • NANS meets Nasarawa varsity over NELFUND refund • Plateau women block highway over killing of three vigilantes • Trader, two firms convicted of fake drug peddling • Premier League Joins Call for FIFA Reforms • Jays star Guerrero backtracks, expresses 'regret' over contract remarks • Liverpool’s Cody Gakpo reflects on ‘tough summer … in football and life’ • Rodri insists Manchester City ‘deserved’ success despite FFP guilty verdict • Manchester City guilty verdict ‘a historic decision’, says whistleblower Rui Pinto • Red Sox-Cubs finale, moved due to Boston weather, set for Sun. at Tropicana • The Year Everything Changed for Aman • Blaney, still sporting black eye, calls Hocevar fight 'just a racing' thing • AFCON 2027Q: Super Eagles Showed Strong Mentality in Hard-Fought Win Over Madagascar — Chelle • Osinachi Ohale Retires From Super Falcons After 16 Years and Five WAFCON Titles • 2027: Yayi promises 500,000 jobs, LG autonomy if elected • GES orders SHS heads to stop unauthorised fees, refund money already collected • 26.6% of expected births in Ghana not registered as Kuami Eugene joins UNICEF outreach • No increase in electricity, water tariffs as PURC announces Q4 rates • Ogun 2027: Chasing a wild goose over Yayi’s ancestry • Hornets star Knueppel sidelined with hamstring injury • NDDC names building after late OMPADEC chair • NANS meets Nasarawa varsity over NELFUND refund • Plateau women block highway over killing of three vigilantes • Trader, two firms convicted of fake drug peddling • Premier League Joins Call for FIFA Reforms • Jays star Guerrero backtracks, expresses 'regret' over contract remarks • Liverpool’s Cody Gakpo reflects on ‘tough summer … in football and life’ • Rodri insists Manchester City ‘deserved’ success despite FFP guilty verdict • Manchester City guilty verdict ‘a historic decision’, says whistleblower Rui Pinto • Red Sox-Cubs finale, moved due to Boston weather, set for Sun. at Tropicana • The Year Everything Changed for Aman • Blaney, still sporting black eye, calls Hocevar fight 'just a racing' thing • AFCON 2027Q: Super Eagles Showed Strong Mentality in Hard-Fought Win Over Madagascar — Chelle • Osinachi Ohale Retires From Super Falcons After 16 Years and Five WAFCON Titles • 2027: Yayi promises 500,000 jobs, LG autonomy if elected • GES orders SHS heads to stop unauthorised fees, refund money already collected • 26.6% of expected births in Ghana not registered as Kuami Eugene joins UNICEF outreach • No increase in electricity, water tariffs as PURC announces Q4 rates • Ogun 2027: Chasing a wild goose over Yayi’s ancestry • Hornets star Knueppel sidelined with hamstring injury

September 25, 2026|23:22

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Delta Tops FAAC Allocations With N134.24bn in 2 Months, Rivers Edges Out Lagos—NBS

The Leadership about 1 hour 1 mins read

Delta State received the highest combined allocation from the Federal Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) disbursements among Nigeria’s 36 states over May and June 2026, with a total of N134.24 billion, according to disbursement data released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). According to the May-June 2026 FAAC Disbursement Report released by the NBS on […]

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