Abaji LGA, Fct

Abaji Local Government Area (LGA), created in 1986 shares boundaries with the Toto local government area, the Kogi local government area, and the Lapai local government area of the Nasarawa, Kogi and Niger States respectively[1]. The LGA encompasses towns such as Agyana, Bago, Manderegi, Nah, Tosho, Yawule, and Panagana[2]. Covering 948.1 km², Abaji had a 2006 population of 58,642, projected to grow to 127,900by 2022, resulting in a population density of 134.9/km² [3]. The dominant ethnic groups found in Abaji include the Egbira, the Hausa, and the Ganagana. In Abaji local government area, farming and trade are highly valued. The Abaji main market serves as a platform for a wide range of goods to be bought and sold. Abaji LGA's postal code is 905101, and its geographical coordinates are 8.475556°N 6.943333°E[4].

FAAC Statutory Allocation Ledger
Cumulative FAAC Allocation (1999 - 2026)
NGN86,896,333,966.86
Current Year Funding
16.7% DISBURSED
FISCAL MONTH
NET ALLOCATION
VARIANCE
February 2026
NGN844,187,048.56
-30.6%
January 2026
NGN1,217,169,410.12
-2.2%
December 2025
NGN1,244,337,925.99
+69.7%
November 2025
NGN733,376,568.25
-13.9%
October 2025
NGN851,774,138.49
+9.4%
September 2025
NGN778,782,396.98
+0.0%

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