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Government budget and revenue in Osun, Nigeria: official figures

Osun raised ₦56.8 billion of its own revenue (taxes plus fees and charges from its ministries and agencies) in 2025, 1.1% of the ₦5.15 trillion raised by all states and the FCT; 17th lowest of the 36 states and the FCT. That was up 3.8% on 2024 (₦54.8 billion).

Where does Osun's own revenue come from?

Taxes made up 42% of that revenue, and pay-as-you-earn income tax on wages alone brought in ₦17.4 billion, 74% of the tax take.

Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

How much does Osun get from FAAC?

The Osun government received ₦17.9 billion net from the Federation Account Allocation Committee in July 2026 (shared from June revenue), 5th smallest of the 36 states. The gross allocation of ₦19.8 billion included ₦10.1 billion of statutory allocation and ₦7.9 billion of VAT; ₦756.76 million was deducted at source for external debt service.

Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

How much do local governments in Osun receive?

In July 2026 Osun's 30 local government councils shared ₦18.3 billion from the federation account, 13th largest of the 36 states and the FCT.

Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

How much debt does Osun have?

The Osun government owed ₦78.1 billion in domestic debt on 30 June 2026, 1.7% of all state and FCT domestic debt and 16th largest of the 36 states and the FCT; that is about ₦17,368 per resident and 1.4 times its own revenue in 2025.

Source: Debt Management Office · saved copy

How much foreign debt does Osun owe?

Its external debt stood at $101.70 million on 30 June 2026 (provisional), 1.5% of the states' and FCT's $6.8 billion and 13th smallest of the 36 states and the FCT.

Source: Debt Management Office · saved copy

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How Osun compares with other states

Internally generated revenue (2025)

Osun ranks 21 of 37, highest first.

RankRegionInternally generated revenue
18Cross River₦58.6 billion
19Ekiti₦57.1 billion
20Anambra₦57.0 billion
21Osun₦56.8 billion
22Bauchi₦52.8 billion
23Bayelsa₦50.3 billion
24Plateau₦45.1 billion
Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

Domestic debt of the state government (Jun 2026)

Osun ranks 16 of 37, highest first.

RankRegionDomestic debt of the state government
13Kaduna₦87.3 billion
14Akwa Ibom₦81.5 billion
15Imo₦79.5 billion
16Osun₦78.1 billion
17Taraba₦75.9 billion
18Enugu₦74.5 billion
19Borno₦72.7 billion
Source: Debt Management Office · saved copy

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