Nigeria government revenues: 2305.54 (57.66%) Last Update: June 30, 2024
Nigeria government revenues closed down 2305.54 as of June 30, 2024 from 1462.34 from the previous month and 1329.95 from last year.
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Nigeria government revenues
Date
Values
2024-06-30
2305.54
2024-03-31
1462.34
2023-12-31
1682.24
2023-09-30
1693.02
2023-06-30
1510.09
2023-03-31
1342.15
2022-12-31
1502.52
2022-09-30
1837.52
2022-06-30
1052.42
2022-03-31
1142.72
2021-12-31
1014.87
2021-09-30
1114.21
2021-06-30
1329.95
2020-12-31
903.52
2020-09-30
997.49
2020-06-30
894.13
2020-03-31
864.88
2019-12-31
938.72
2019-09-30
1738.81
2019-06-30
978.41
2019-03-31
1111.68
2018-12-31
1144.47
2018-09-30
1035.72
2018-06-30
1120.58
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Nigeria government revenues refer to the total amount of money that the government of Nigeria collects from various sources such as taxes, tariffs, and other forms of income. These revenues play a crucial role in funding government operations, social programs, infrastructure development, and other essential services for the country's citizens. The government relies on these revenues to meet its financial obligations and ensure the economic stability and growth of the nation. Effective management and allocation of government revenues are essential to ensure transparency, accountability, and sustainable development in Nigeria.
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