Kuje LGA, Fct

Kuje Local Government Area (LGA), has its headquarters in the town of Kuje. It comprises several towns and villages, including Damakusa, Bugako, Chida, Jeli, Kiyi, Shaji, Lafiya, Tuage, and Rubbochi[1]. With a landmass of 1,888 km², Kuje LGA had a population of 97,233 in the 2006 census, projected to increase to 212,100 in 2022, resulting in a density of 112.4/km²[2]. Kuje LGA has a vibrant trade sector and hosts the kuje market which holds every four days. Farming is also a key economic venture in Kuje LGA with crops such as onions, potatoes, groundnut and maize grown in the area. Notable landmarks include Government Secondary School and the Kuje prisons. The postal code of Kuje LGA is 905 with its coordinates at 8°52′56″N 7°13′13″E [3].

FAAC Statutory Allocation Ledger
Cumulative FAAC Allocation (1999 - 2026)
NGN91,777,776,323.62
Current Year Funding
16.7% DISBURSED
FISCAL MONTH
NET ALLOCATION
VARIANCE
February 2026
NGN899,539,582.18
-29.2%
January 2026
NGN1,270,423,838.68
-2.8%
December 2025
NGN1,306,945,254.25
+64.2%
November 2025
NGN795,916,269.65
-13.4%
October 2025
NGN918,693,117.60
+8.7%
September 2025
NGN845,094,055.34
+0.0%

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